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In Reply,Phx::e Refer? '
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New York, New York
November16,l965 _
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'1 _,.March On 1Jashing°é"i§§ IE0 Peace 1 1
A in Vietnam, Washington, D. G
Novem er 27, 1965
November 3, 1955,. confidential sourcmade available a circular wh was distributed in b c o
members of the llth Assembly Dist
StatesI _ riot Communist Party, United t
of America G , USA! Club at a meeting of this club on
October 29; 1955.
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Arth ht _ phai;gn__an of this, Q3, g clu'o,atthe .-.meet:.ng:, . . . -ose present to participate in the
march. In addition he urged that they give these circularsg to their friends and in turn urge them to participate in the
march.- 1 * .-*:_ '- This circular which is entitled "March On Washington11 For Peace In Vietnam" with a subtitle "A Call To Mobilize the conscience of America" and which is undated containsA information concerning details of the above march.
It-1's self explanatory and is attached hereto. '-
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This march is being sponsored by the NationalCommittee for a Sane Nuclear Policy to protest United States C-»t;:,policy in Vietnam. . S ' ' . 1..-~c:>
11..There is set forth below additional information '.*§f;'='92labout some of the sponsors whose names inée set forth in theattached circular. %,&' ;t;__,t;3,{-;1_;--';g£_!, 53-,»' Jnll I 1» 7- v f§§§_i.A$;§&-'iON;2:E=3é} L ,5 92._;.-I41 'This documen cohtai amneither recommendations nort . 3""conclusions of the Federal -Bureauoi Investigation FBI . Iis the property of the FBI and is .loaned__to_ yo__ur__ agency; it and Wits contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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March On Washington For Peace In Vietnam,
Washington, D 6., November 27, 1965
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individuals scheduled to attend theworld Congress for General Disarmament andPeace. Moscow BnssLa Jtly 9-lh -962Included among ese individuals wasErich Fromm a writer and lecturer
The source described Fromm as somewhatinfluenced by a psychoanalysis pointof view and as one who holds a "social
democrat viewpoint It was statedthat his writings on Berlin have calledfor a new approach by the United States
on the basis of no war over Berlin
The l962~1963, edition of who's who
In America described Fromm as aas ychoanalyst.-_bcra_f4.1.e.s."£¬!?1l¢1T I'a%=.a..3.§?;_¬'.1.*[email protected] Margh,hl9QO. The occupations of
Fromm include lecturer and author..~ June 29, 196%: confidential sourcea Umade available ormation concerning
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A second confid source advisedon March T, 196§:i t Doctor Fromm 9292as a sponsor of- he New York Council
for a Sane Nuclear Policy.' * .
A third confidential source advised on
April 5, 1962, that Fromm was a member "of the Soci st Party - Social DemocraticFederation w ' .
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VIE ASK that our government call tor a cease-tire. and to this end; .
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ttalt the introduction oi additional men and materiel, and BSR the other side to do the same. -
VIE ASK that our government state the conditions under vriiic it wit! wcept peace in Vietnam. and to this end;
lteitente U.$. support for the principles of the 1954 Geneva Accords-the eventuai vrltiidravrll of ell foreign mila Pflilllblm against military alliances, the peacelul reunification of 92'l8t|'l3Il'l,'lEl1tl sell-determination for the8 .
Declare tI.S. acceptance of negotiations iiitli all concerned parties hicloifmg the Vietcong, e primary
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The November 23, 1965, issue of the New York Times, a
ew York City daily newspaper, contained an advertisement entitled-~ '".arch On Washington For Peace in Vietnam, with the subtitle -
"A Call to Mobilize The Conscience of America on pages 28 and 29.
Page 28 contains the list of sponsors for the march.
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This list is attached. It should be read in alphabetical,
order, inasmuch as the sponsors were listed in alphabetical - -
_order in the advertisement. ' _ _
It is to be noted that "The Worker§'- an East Coastl
Qommunist newspaper, in its issue of December 15, 1965,, .nn__page
1+, contains -a photographic reproduction of the advertisement '
avpemns. in "TM .Ns"- .¥<>.1# ?§s==..~ '1 ..
There is set forth below information concerning some -of these--sponsors: = - - - - I -;3mU I-'1 *1? sf $7 12 ? 1'5'..j'*5
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On December 16, 1955, a confid tia source furnisheda cardecontaining the name a - This card was.
used to seat guests at a dinner sponsored by the -
Emergency Civil Liberties ECIB!, which was held on
December 15, 1955, at the Hotel Capitol, New York City. .
A characterization of the ECLC is in the Appendix. it
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March On Washington For Peace _
In Vietnam, Washington, D.C.,
November 27, 1965 - .
Mr. Hoover's warnings against Soviet espionage wastermed 'sententious poppycock' by Ferry at the FER _conference in Seattle. "Perhaps Ferry and his associatesmight have Mr. Hoover's latest statement on Communism
which was broadcast by him On Ju1yl5, 1962. The FederalBureau of Investigation FBI! chief said, in part:Nothing will take the place of responible knowledgein our fight against Communism~~a knowledge anchored
in faith in God. We can defeat Communism because we
have the superior values, the superior way of life.
The task will not be easy. But we can win if each ofus is willing to do his share. we must meet_Communismwith facts, not hysteria. Never must we be guilty ofwitch hunts or vigilantism. Truth is our best weapon
of attack. "Mr. Hoover has the facts on Communism.
Ferry.and.his friends sasm.tn-have the hysteria,'theviglantism and a penchant for name-calling and witch-~ hunting. Maybe this is why Henry Ford II, who bankrolleqthe Ford Foundation, long since renounced it." .
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5n sane 29 1962 a confidential source made availablel e 3 Jinformation concerning individuals scheduled to attend;the World Congress for General Disarmament and Peace, I
Moscow, Russia, July 9~l4, 1962. =Inc1uded=&mong theseindividuals was the ehgve individual, a writer andlecturer. The.source escribed Fromm as somewhatinfluenced by a pychoanalysis point of view and asone who holds a social-democrat viewpoint." It wasstated that his writings on Berlin havexcalled for a
new approach by the United States on the basis of
no war over Berlin * -' '- aw * » n.
The 1962-1963 edition of "Whole who in America" describedFromm as a psychoanalyst bszrain FrHa1.<.iurJ=... .Gs_1.:m.ny.
in March, 1900.; The occupations 0? Fromm includedlecturer and'author. - _ 9
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Another confidential source advised on March 7, 1960 _that Doctor Fromm was a sponsor of the New York Council s
for a Sane Nuclear Policy.
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A third confidential source advised on April 5,-1962,
that Fromm was a member of the Socialist Party-Social
,Democratic Federation. _
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_d - ?¥h;.;;w York Times", in its late city issue of November 2- .1965, on page k set-forth, a letter to "The New_York jTimes" dated November 16, 1965, from Edward PT-G6ttlieb,
Qbairmsu,_uar Resistors League. The letter entitled"Ruling on CommEHIsts"'WitH te subtitle "To the
Editor" stated: "Those of us who have argued for the _
American way of life with Communists here or in personal
confrontation in Moscow must take new heart with the8~to-0 registration decision of the Supreme Court and
your own unqualified approval {editorial November 16}.he a confirmed pacifist, I_am Joyful over this victory,
nonviolent and spiritual in the cold war. Americans 1
everywhere, will find it ever so much easier to representtheir country as a bulwark of freedom. The response Z
they receive will be measurably favorable to the pro-
motion of the democratic process everywhere. The
relative degree of threat of the Communist Party inAmerica or abroad ought not to vitiate our own dedication
to the principles which we traditionally believe are 'fund%;¬ntal to a free human society."
Edward 1~'£:?_.c_hae_ arringyton, Jr. J L A
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described as the official publication of the SocialistParty-Social Democratic Federat§on- SP-ibggcontained anarticle which stated, "Michae ring ibjditor of!§§gHAmerica', leaves foriEurQpe the first dF*tE ysar.T e author7bT~4The Other America is going overseas to '
{work on a new book. while Harrington can no longerserve as editor of New America he will continue_as' ~a leading contributor." - ; i. 4.
A confidential source advised that in late 195a ;iHarrington was active in the Young Socialist League L
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BY I81The Libertarian League maintains a new_mailing
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shown as President and WILLIAM ROSE shown as
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monthly publication, "Views and Comments" and
plan to print pamphlets on various current
subjects of interest to the Libertarian League.
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William Davidon, Dorothy Day, Lawrence Ferlinghetti,W. H. Ferry, Welds Frank, Erich Frommn, Margaret Halsey,
Michael Harrington, Francis Heisler, Net Hentoff,
Martin Luther King, Jr., Staughton Lynd, Lois '1=:r, Louie
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postmarked February 13, 1959, a copy of the
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the Fifth Amendment in 1956 in refusing to _
tell the Internal security Subcomittee if they
were members of the Comunist Party." [J
Erich%F£omm
On June 29, 1962, a source made available
information concerning individuals scheduled
to attend the World Congress for General Dds-
armament and Peace, Moscow, Russia, July 9-14, k
1962. Included among these individuals was the -'
above individual, a writer and lecturer. Source ,
described From as somewhat influenced by a
psychoanalysis point of view and as one who holds
a_"social-democrat viewpoint." It was stated that
his writings on Berlin have called for a new
approach by the Uni ates on the basis of no-wan .-moor. 3%orli.1:.. i
The 1962-63 edition o "who's who in America"
described From as a psychoanalyBt_Q2£Qiin_.-
§§§nE£ur$1*G9rmany;"in march, 1900. The
occupations of From included lecturer and
author. Another source advised on March 7, . .
1960, that Dr. From was a sponsor of theNew York Council - for a Sane Nuclear Po1icy.[j
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On a remarkably small budget, the Post War World Council
is able to maintain facilities and a channel through which Norman
Thomas can voice his conscience which is so often the conscience of
all of us! and suggest possible alternatives. He has never been one
to criticize in a vacuum. e
The sharpening of crisis in the Middle East has set back
many of our best hopes: the ending of nuclear weapons tests, general
disarmament, the strengthening of the United Nations as an instrument
of the world's growth to fraternal and economic cooperation.
During the past year, Norman Thomas has taken a leading role
in the campaign to. build a sane nuclear policy, in organizing a con-
ference to examine workable political settlements that are necessary
to universal and controlled disarmament a conference in which I was
glad to take part!, established the precedent oi the right of in-
dividuals to petition the UN this in connection with a protest to
the Trusteeship Council to forbid the United States using the area
of the Marshall Islands for bomb tests!, and headed an effort to secure
a special meeting of the General Assembly of the UN to consider the
execution of Imre Nagy and his associates.
These are the highlights. The list could go on land en. I
know of few organizations which put money to such rapid and effective use.
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you further. I hope you will agree with me that Norman Thomas andthe Post War World Council merit suertgg /0 5-.7 5.. _ '
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DEMONSTRATIONS Paornsrxnn
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' On February 19, 1965, a Special Agent of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation observed an individual passing out o
leaflets in front of the Main Post Office in Denver, Colorado,which leaflets were captioned "An Appeal to the Conscience ofAmerica_£or Peace with Honor in Vietnam."' ihe flyer indicated
the leaflet was being passed out under the auspices of the
Catholic Worker, 175 Chrystie Street, New York, New York; The
Comittee for Nonviolent Action, 325 Lafayette Street, New YorkNew York; The Student Peace Union; 5 eekman Street, Room 1029,
New York, New York; and the War Resisters League, 5 Beekman
1:1 N12,; :'r- ;za,~_:- ¥_».~ _Street, Room 1025. New York. New York.
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U. S. INTERVENTION IN VIETNAM
The SWP hasfbeen designated by'the Attorney General
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, _ ¢_-;,.';;;_1:ncsC people, irnportant as these are. It is perhaps_.,.;,,___<1|;1¢1or most Americans to compare their present respon-
,. .iL-.:i:;.- to speak out against the war invietnam with the responsi-:-.in;.- oi the Germans to speak out in the early days of Hitler;
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is power. But one wonders what limits there are to the atrocities
.-tmcrieans will go along with, so long as they are explained, how-
ever falsely, as necessary for the maintenance of democracy.
Arthur Miller, whose recent play, Incident ct Vichy, deals with
Nazi persecutions of the Jews, has written: Who among us knew
enough to be shocked, let alone to protest at the photographs of the
Vietnamese torturing Vietcong prisoners, which our press has
published? The Vietnamese are wearing United States equipment,
are paid by us and could not torture without us. There is no way
around this -- the prisoner crying out in agony is our prisoner."
New York Times Magazine, January 3, 1965! l
The prospects for the future are terrifying if those of us who live
in the most powerful nation inthe world, a nationloaded with money
and ifilliill, tail to do what we'say the Germans should have done
when atrocities werebeing committed in their name and withtheir
" twain-ilttige. -
XV E MUST IINSIST on immediate withdi-=iwa.l of all U.S. troops
Y l from Vietnam, even though the situation may rcntain atragie
one. Many problems will remain, but 92vithdr.i92val of U. S. troops
will provide the only chance that the people oi" South Vietnam can
become masters of their own destiny. Then the way will be open
for genuine negotiations about the problems of Southeast Asia, as
distinct from manipulation by outside powers, and for friendly aicl
to the stricken peoples of the region, ii they ask for it. This is
the only peace with honor thatis possible in Vietnam. End the Wu:
in Vietnnrn .
I join in signing the Deelztration of Conscience stating reius
to cooperate with the prosecution of the war "11 Vietnam!.
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[1 Pic-use send me more inionnntien about the war in Vietnam,
and the organizations sponsoring this leaflet.
g I want to work to end the war in Vietnam: '
i;1 Please keep me informed about future action projects.
Q Please send additional copies OI this leniiet.
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in petition form so Irony obtain additional signatures.
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Because the use of the military resources of the
United States in Vietnam and elsewhere suppresses
the aspirations of the people for political independence
and economic freedom
Because inhuman torture and senseless killing are
being carried out by forces armed, uniformed, trained
and financed by the United States;
Because webeiieve that all peoples of the earth, in-
cluding both Americans and non-Americans, have an
inalienable right tolife, liberty, and the peaceful pur-
suit of happiness in their own way; and ' '
Because we think that positive steps must be taken
to put an end to the threat of nuclear catastrophe and
death by chemical or biological warfare, whether these
result from accident or escalation -- '
We hereby declare our conscientious refusal to
cooperate with the United States government in the
prosecution of the war in Vietnam. -
We encourage thosewho can conscientiously do so
to refuse to serve in the armed forces and to ask for
discharge if they are already in.
Those of us who are suloioct -to Lhe emit ourselves
declare our own intention to rclusc to serve.
We urge others to refuse and refuse ourselves to
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ever falsely, as necessary for the maintenance of democracy.
Arthur Miller, whose recent play, Incident at Vichy, deals with
Nazi persecutions of the Jews, has written: "Who among us knew
enough to be shocked, let aloneto protest at the photographs of the
Vietnamese torturing Vietcong prisoners, which our press has
published? The Vietnamese are wearingUnited States equipment,
are paid by us and could not torture without us. There is no way
around this -the prisoner crying out in agony is our prisoner."
New York Times Magazine, January 3, 1965!
The prospects for the future are terrifying if those of us who live
inthe mostpowerful nation in the world, a nationloadedwith money
and overkill, fail to do what we say the Germans should have done
when atrocities were being committed in their name and withtheit
lcio'.i-lectge. -
W E MUST INSIST on immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops
from Vietnam, even though the situation may remain atragic
one. Many problems will remain, but withdrawal of U. S. troops
will provide the only chance that the people of South Vietnam can
become masters of their own destiny. Then the way will be oper.
for genuine negotiations about the problems of Southeast Asia, as
distinct from manipulation by outside powers, and for friendly aid
to the stricken peoples oi the region, ii they ask for it. This is
the only peace with honor thatis possible invietnam. End the Waz-
in in signing the Declaration of Conscience stating re
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Because the use oi the mitary resources of the
United States in Vietnam and elsewhere suppresses
the aspirations of the people for political independence
and economic freedom;
Because inhurnan torture and senseless killingere
being carried out byforces armed, uniformed, trained
and financed by the United States;
Because webelievethst all peoples of the earth, in-
cluding both Americans and non-Americans, have an
inalienable right tolife, liberty, and the peaceful pur-
suit of happiness in their own way; and ' '
Because we think that positive steps must be taken.
to put an end to the threat of nuclear catastrophe and
death by chemical orbiologicalwariare, whether these
result from accident or escalation -
We hereby declare our conscientious refusal to
cooperate with the United States government in the
prosecution oi the war in Vietnam.
We enco urage thosewho can conscientiously do so
to refuse to serve in the armed forces and to ask for
discharge if they are already in.
Those -of no who are su.b_e£»t to-the drait LWIIBEIVBB
declare our own mrexrrim-1 no reiuse to serve.
We urge others to refuse and refuse ourselves to
take part inthe manuiacture or transportation of mili-
tary equipment, or to work in the elds of military
research and weapons development. 041
We shall encourage the development of other
nonviolent acts, including acts which involve civil
disobedience, in orderto stop the ow of American
soldiers and munitions to Vietnam.
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Source advised that this_leaf1et was among
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IT IS NOT EASY for-Americans to believe that the mess in
Vietnamisashadasitie. =
The news is of rnili con and demonstrations the I117 no ' byVietnamese people against the U. S.-backed government; oi ~the torture of 13-year-old boys and the spraying of poisonsfrom the air to destroy crops and livestock; oi the napalm
bombing of native villages and the herding oi civilians mmetockaded villages, which one essentially n:rm::e:ui;-r".ec~,92t8mp3. The news is oi military oeieatandsenseleas deaths.
MOST AMERICANS are used to thinking that the UnitedStates stands for freedom, democracy and peace-andthat if the United States gets involved in 8. foreign war it ison the side of the people. R ]¬l8B|B.liB1lAl11GI'iC3._li alongtimeto realize thatthis isno=tthe¢aseinVietnam. Nowthatwe
have the facts, we have no honomble choice but to insist on
en immediate withdrawal of American troops and an end toall military aid to the Saigon government. - ,
Senator Wayne Morse Oregon! has made the issues clear: There are no Chinese soldiers fighting in Vietnam; there
are nollussian soldiers. The onlyforeigntroops areAmer-loan. . .the unilateral war being conducted by the UnitedStates in Vietnam musthe stopped; and the only force thatcan stop it is American public opinion."
WE Eafwkq fzmetsfrom thechy press,__ incaseynumissedemvoitheee; . -_ s
On Torture ' ' » '
"Terror is used for interrogation, as pixlpgnnda, as punish-
ment and asnavenge... Ghanoesoi survlvingiield inter-'rogation are often eartromely poor. Death can come forprisoners under the tracks oi snnored vehicle, by decapi-
tation or by b1eeding.to death after bothhands have been
ohoppedoiiox-bye bullet through theheazl. It's ellpurt of=the war in South Vietnam." Long island Newsday, Oct. 26,19 ! . _ _ ,4 .
On The Claim "We Are Defending A Free People
Walter Lippmnn declared last April: "The hitli, which isbeing obscured from the A1'ne:5iesn_ j>e_osle,- is that releigongavelbmenrt has the allegiance oi hfobsbb nomore than an
' " '"* "- ma eiaetions iieaiwlats5%; as .. lg wit. Hmreasons in-smade _ i~inieio__ statement bysneral_p61*¢ll0fI].Itdpl9 -,, -- _ -v fr ' -person imowledgesble in Indochinese affairs who did note;that had elections been held at the time of the lighting [195
possibly 80% of the population would have voted ior theComunist Ho Chi hiinh astheirleader rather-than Chiel of Si:. Boo Dai." Mandate For Change, p. 372! '
There still have been no elections; press and radio are or- sored, and political opposition is seriously restricted.
u:i:'$:1t'~1 t':tFniiirln2;t'i1::'1r1=Lr, -Wmnmgtsw ie'-'i1'_7z1:g in pe§.e'hwhat thehlew York Times celled the facade of civilian gcernment," in which, for pmpagand reasons, it islmped tithe military rulers "canbe prevailed uponto keep. . . int
backgrolmd. January 7, 1965!
On_TI1e Supply Of Arms From
' North Vietnam And China
illichard Starnes Wrote in the New York World Telegram -
January 4, 1965: There isnot one shred of credible eve_ deuce that thebulkof munitions used bythe Vletcongorlginsi
in the north. At the outset, the Vietcong used crude homemade weapons, but the bulk of their arms new are captureor otherwise acquired from thevoeiully inept defenders 1South Vietnam." . ~ '
On. The Menace Of Communism - v;
Nomdhom Sihanouk, head of the government in neighhorinCambodia, 138 stated: "The more theA.me'_rics.ns fightommtmism in the way they areghtlngeit in Booth Vietnam, tinmore they'll spread Communism over the region. It is stnot too late to stop the warned save South Vietnam from:
complete Communization." William Worthy, York," Pa.Gazette and may, Dec. a1, 1954; _ i .. -
J rIt mnaywell be that some form of Communism will cometiSoutheast Asia, whethe:-theUnited States continuesto inter-Ivene or not. Butin anycase, thelfnited Statesdoes notthe right to tell the people of Southeast Asia wha.tformo{
government they must have, any more than the Russians oChinese do. Conrmation oi the war increases theda.nge_r'Tdomestic totalitarianism or additional iorelgn lntei-v'ei|tif'_'v on chisasé omisatiml if Vliainaoo * -
n at oh v <1 am is or have a or-he males ¢mI_re=. eiihs ii. £= ts-$5; a-rtlya 1:: on _- as arm:' mes hes. he t, mi; or _. on t-as mm. moorvfih VWMQWVFFQWWQ about Washington's lllli §l"!92"1IL-4 the threat oi wholesale escalation. Destructive air raids
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.ch China and World War I11.
- HERE KRE OTHER THINGS at stake inthe continued American
1 aggressibfin Vietnam in addition to the lives and freedom oi
the V-stnemese people, important as these are. It is perhaps
impossible for most Americans to compare their present reinsu-sihilityto speck out against the war in Vietnam with the responsl-
hiliiy of the Germans to speak out in the early days of Hitler.
Everyone knows that we have no Hitlers here, in power or close
to power. But one wonders whet limits there are to the atrocities
Americans will go along with, so long ssthey are explained, how-
ever falsely, as necessary for the maintenance of democracy.
A.rt!m:_r Miller, whose recent play, Incident at Vichy, deals with
Nazi persecutions of theJews, has written: "Who among us knew
enough tohe shocked, let sloneto protest st the photographs of the
Vietnamese torturing Vietcong prisoners, which our press, has
published? The Vietnamese are wearing United States equipment,
are paid by us and could not torture without us. There is no way
around this --the prisoner crying out in agony is our prisoner."
New York Times Magazine, January 3, 1965!
The prospects for the future are terrifying if those of us who live
inthe znostpowerfulnation in ue world, s. nstionloadedwitlu money
and overkill, fail to do what we Bay the Germans should have done
when atrocities were being committed intheir name and with their
icnowledgo. .
W E MUST DISIST on immediate withdrawal of all U.S. troops
from Vietnam, even though the situation may remain atrnglc
one. Many problems will remain, but withdrawal of U. S. troops
will .pmz-ride the onlyohnnoc that theppeoplo of South Vietnam can
become masters oi their own destiny. "rhea the wsywillhe open
for genuine negotiations about the problems of Southeast Asia, as
distinct from manipulationby outside powers, and for friendly aid
to the stricken peoples of the region, if they ask for it. This is
the onlypeaco with honor thatie possible invietnam. End thewer
invletnam.
nann---i*-I---Ion-Iululstnlnll---QIII--"In:I join in signing the Declaration of Conscience stating refusal
to cooperate with the prosecution ofthe war in Vietnam!.
Bienahlre ______ __, *7 ,_____ ____.________.n
Addressp _ Z .______ _'_, 2;, Q _____,_ ,_
Please stipend mutt to one of the spmzsorfng orgmtzaiions to I
be delivered to the President on an appropriate occasion. I
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and the organizations sponsoring this leaflet. - ' ' -. l -1
15 Iwantto worktoendthewarin Vietnam:
5 Please keep me informed about iutune action projects
Please semi additional copies of this leaet. _
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in petition form so I may obtain additional signatures. ,- 'Name _________ _,______ -_________'*0Tn '92 . I-'51 T> ii 1-u l9}Ji1§@1.2.=.4"3to*5§_,
Beacons. be use 0! the rnitary resources of
United States in Vietnam and elsewhere S92l]!{_l'!,1
the aspirations oi thcpeopie for political indepcnd.
and economic freedom;
Bron use hihtnil klfitd 311;! senseless killing
being carried out by forces armed. uniformed, tro
and financed by the United_St_ates;
Because webclieve that all peoples of the earth
eluding both Americans and non~Americans, hav
inalienable right to life, liberty, and the peaceful 1
suit of happiness in their own way; and
Because we think that positive steps must be t-
to put an end to the threat of nuclear catastrophe
death bychcmical orbiologic-at warfare, whether!
result from accident or escalation -- _
We hereby declare our conscientious refuse
cooperate with the United States government in
prosecution of the war in Vietnam.
We encourage thosewho can conscientiouslyd
to refuse to serve in the armed forces and to asl-
discltarge ii they are already in. -
Those of us who are subject tothe draft ourse
declare our own intention to refuse to serve. e
We urge others to refuse and refuse ourselv:
take part inthe manufacture or h8J1Sp0It3.0Il of n
try equipment, or tn work in the fields of mili
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nonviolent acts, including acts which involve I
disobedience, in order to stop the flowof Amer
soldiers and munitions in Vietnam.
NOTE: Signing or dust-ribs!-big this Declcmo
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Universal Military TmI'm'ng and Service Ad, to
prohibits advisiugpersons facing the draft id re,
service. Penalties of up to 5 years imprisorpn
and/or a fine of $5,000 are provided. White-from
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are 'ten copies oi a, LHM pertaining to an all-Brooklynteach-in an Viet Nam and Santo Domingo" held on L» 5/13/65 at Pratt Institute-s Memorial Hall, Brooklyn, ""
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All N-FORMATION CONTNNED Re: Demonstration ProtestingHERHN }S U []|_A§S1HE[! United states Intervention' In Viet NamDATEj£j2QBY*{-92 The New York"DeiJ.y News", a local daily
newspaper, dated May 13 ,. 1965, contained an article"captioned, "Pratt Has Teach-In Today On VrI.et,Santo .
-This article stated that "an e.ll-Brooklyn Teach-D1
°n *Ji~et Nam and Santo Domingo will be held from fv-111''60 e1eP<m_p.m., today, at Pratt Institute*s rwmorielHall: % Ryerson street Brooklyn, New Y¢I1*1!- J. 'Faculty members from Pratt, Polyteoh Institute of_ . -
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Comrmmity College will partieipete.
HThe session is sponsored by the Un:i.versit'ies
Committee on Problems of War and Peace. "
- "Speakers will include 0tt:Assist t Professor of Economics o _ s end University, , Instructor of History at Breoklyno y ech an Professor - oly. Nagy of the*Department
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GBI'I118DY and The Current Situation In The United States
and The Crisis In The Deminieen Republich"
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In Reply, Please Refer an
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July 27,1 ;:'35 1 _an
Demonstrations Protesting United
States Intervention In Viet Nam- .
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Re New York memorandum Jue ll, 1965.
On June 8, 1985, a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation SA, FBI! who observed the "Emrgency Rally on
Viet Nam" on that date which was held at Madison Square Garden,
New York, New York, from approximately 7:00 p.m. to approximate1y'
11:25 p.m. under the sponsorship of the National Committee ans
Greater New York Council for a Sane Nuclear Policy togetheir with
supporting organizations ascertained the names of eighty_ eight
sponsors and fifty-nine patrons of the rally. -_ -- 11
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take the place of responsible knowledge
in our fight against Communism-=a
knowledge anchored in faith in God~
We can defeat Communism because we have
the superior values, the superior way of
life. The tadtwill not be easy.
But we can win if each of us is willing
to do his share. we must meet Communism
with facts, not hysteria. Raver must we be
guilty of witch hunts or vigilantism.
Truth is our best weapon of attack. "Mr.
Hoover has the facts on Communism. Ferry
and his friends seem to have the hysteria,
the nigilantisn and a penchant tot name
calling and witch-hunting. Maybe this is
why Henry Ford II, who bankrolled the Ford
Foundation, long since renounced it."
On June 29, 1962, a confidential source
made available information concerning
individuals scheduled to attend the World
Congress for General Disarmament and Peace,
Moscow, Russia, July 9-lu, 1952. Included
among these individuals was the above
individual, a writer and lecturer. Source
described Fromm as somewhat influenced by a
psychoanalysis point of view and as one
who holds a "social-democrat viewpoint".
It was stated that his writings on Berlin have
called for a new approach by the United
States on the basis of no war over Berlin.
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born in Frankfurt, Germany in March, 1900.
The occupations of Fromm included lecturer
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advised on March 7, 1960, that Dr.
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Council for a Sane Nuclear Policy.
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Socialist ?arty-Social'Democretic'Tederation.
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t='E SEE no gain coming from the war in Vietnam. We see only the growing victimization of the Vietnamese people, the erosionoi a better society at home, and the clear possibility oi a world conflict. 'Caught between terror, torture, and the senseless use oi force, the Vietnamese people have seen their land turned into abloody testing ground by the Vietcong, the Saigon govemrnent, by the llorth Vietnamese and the United States. rCaught between a commitment to eradicate racial iniustice and poverty at home and a growing involvement in an Asian landwar, the Johnson Administration will inevitably turn its resources and energies toward the military conflict. - g
Caught in a competition for the loyalties of the poorest nations, the Soviet Union and China will seek to prove their rnilitancyby aiding North Vietnam, thus increasing the chances of a direct clash with the United States.
l;E SEER to end this war. _ ~- A - ' "
tlE nFi-tilt-.l that no party to the conflict, the tl.S. included, has done all it can to bring about negotiations, and since the warwill ultimately end at the conference table, we asli new actions to speed that day. ' _" g "e-our "ieiieil theeztiortenieeliirling-those of the lldriitedriliatiens .S.ooretar1r General. ti ihant, and Pope Paul.to bring the dispute to the conference table, and we welcome a wider role tor the Uniteo nations in bringing about negtioa-
trons and in implementing any agreement. ll-{E liECilulll2E that the US. cannot negotiate an and to the war by itself, but we believe there are things our governmentcould do which it has leit undone, that could lead more quickly to negotiations. And we believe we can help build the publicunderstanding through which our government can vigorously pursue the path oi peace. i
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llatt the introduction of additional men and materiel, and asli the other side to do the same. _
t'v"£ ASK that our government state the conditions under which it will accept peace in Vietnam, and to this end;hoituroto iJ.S. support for the principles of the 1954 Geneva itccords-the eventual withdrawal of all foreign military-forcesa prohibition against military alliances, the peaceful reunification oi Vietnam, and seltaleterrninmion for the Vietnainespoop e. _ . _
Declare U5. acceptance of negotiations with all concerned parties including the Vietcong, a primary combatant; r
llaclare U.S. agreement to constiiiition of a representative new government in South Vietnam as pert oi the settleinenti-Hdeclare U.S. support for UN. or other international machinery and guarantees to supeniise the cease-fire, provide for peadefiestablishment of a new government in South Vietnam, protect the -rights of rninoritygroups and protect the neunalitioNorth and South liietnam.
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March 27- 1979: °n Page 7, carried the following article
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NF.92-92' YORK - The Coeiirtittee oh New
Alternatives in v the ggtiiclclle l_Sas_t. an- noiinced March 19_;hat it is sponsoring
a speaking tour of the United States
during Avril and May for Aria Bober,a young isrecii Kiev. who is a Eeati.r.gspokesman for the Israeli Socialist Or-
ganization.The ISO, which publishes the maga-
zine Matzpen, is a joint Jewish~Arah or-ganization committed to the struggle
for e socialist, united Middle East, freed
of all impevialisrn and coitiiiizilisnt; in
which all peoples enjoy full nationalrights. As a rst step toward this goal,
it demands the immediate withdrawal
of Israel irom all occupied territories,
recognition of the right of all displaced
Palestinians to return to their land or
to rccc-.t92>e compensation as they choose,
and the abrogation of all laws t:ont'er-
ring special privileges in Israel on Jews,
especially the Law oi" Return.
The ISO has ICC¬nt1y come underincreasingly severe attack from the Is-
raeli government. The Arabic edition
of Mat:/pen has been completely banned.in toot
and the Hebrew edition 0! the magazinehas been heavily censored.
Arie Bober was born in Haifa and
lived on the Kefar Rupin kibbutz in _
Belt Sha'an Valley during his early
ration. Hi: 11¢ ':"l.1.~.-area. and 2 i:r ll years
in the Israeli Navy, and has just been
released from a three-month tour of
duty in the Army. He is a graduateslqdent of economics and political sci-
enoe at the Hebrew University in Jeru-
salem and a msearch assistant in the
Vaervold School of Social Work there.
He has publisiaeci at number of articles
on the Israeli economy and is a tre-
quent contributor to Mcmzpen.
Among the sponsors of the Committeeof New t atiires in the it:idlé__»Eastare:' Er: eétitley, Np hr}-fnskyt,1} ,ri;Lpél"t;... Km, Florenclr?Ql~. re: _Iioo'ts_ato-git f, l92illi'1i}:Kttiilsilet:,"Jil git J;.y__'§%,ift;§£:,l!vtt' t-%tlacdona_ lg?-ixhz A59: Pei _..§ge.r, _'I.F. lone; ~¢ltll-i£ - .1 f '0 92; i l'nter_rr{e92-er ltd _lilg§[§_rt _-iWn33._Fttt foitlier inforrnatioii, contact tie
cominittees secretary. Berta Langston,
at 145 E. 16th St., Apt. QC, l92'l':9292? York,N.Y. 10003. 12254-0302!. 5
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Dear Friend: .
Arie Bober
successful tour
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will be concluding his strikingly
of the U.S. with a series of meetings
area in the next month. His oontro
this country, seldom~heard, point
.c£ view has stimulated an intense and serious dis-
cussion on the increasingly ominous situation in
the Middle East. In Israel, the Israeli Socialist
Organization's critical analysis of Zionism and
Israeli policy is now rapioly winning new adherents.
Following is a list of meetings thus far
scheduled in the New York area: .
$I1::sr. 1:sx§'._ .-Zions I
Ansonia, Broadway
wenesiey,'June" -. ~~»3smnniet.Eonist?,aotel
to """' $2050:
1?, 8:00 p.m. »~ Debate with a soci~
alistZi0nist representative of the Jewish Liberation
Pro'ect ~» Academy Hall, 855 Broaéway near 14thsv.§ ~ Admission, $1.00.
Wednesday, June 24, 8:00 p.m. ~~ Church Center forthe United Nations, 777 Unites Nations Plagaa -0. .
Admission, $1.00. _ . .
Friday, June 26, 8:00 p.m. -- Great Neck Forum,
Great Neck, Long Island. _ ' '
Friday, July 3 - Militant Labor Forum, 875 Broadway
near 18th St.!
There will
campuses.
Bober will-~ 8:50 p.m. ~~ Admission, $1.00. '
also be meetings on a number of
appear on the NBG~TV "Toaj Show,"
Tuesday, June 9, 7:50 ~ 8:00 :1m., Channel 4;' * *§f
X 92Sincerely, B, ' I "
/f Berta Langston
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