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ACTS OF VIOLENCE OR CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE HAVE BEEN PLANNED.
ABOVE INFORMATION FURNISHED ARMY INTELLIGENCE, SECRET
SERVICE, OSI AND USA, ALL PITTSBURGH,¬AND NISO, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
no LHM BEING SU3MITTED. PITTSBUNDH WILL FOLLOW
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' DEMONSTRATIONS, JUNE TWELVE, THIRTEEN, AND FOURTEEN,
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FIVE INDIVIDUALS PICKETED two xnoazn suraamanxsts IN tan
PITTSBURGH AREA. DEMONSTRATEORS CARRIED SIGNS IHICH REQUESTED
THAT CUSTOMERS REFRAIN FROM BUYING CALIFORNIA GRAPES AND ALSO
PASSED OUT LITERATURE TO CUSTOMERS ENTERING THE SUPERMARKET.
SOURCE ADVISED MARCH AND DEMONSTRATIONS HERE ORDERLY
AND PEACEFUL AND NO ACTS OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE HERE COMMITTED
BY THE PARTICIPANTS.
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PA. PITTSBURGH POLICE DEPARTMENT cqibutzaut.
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RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, ADVISED THAT FROM SIX PM
TO NINE PM, JUNE TWENTY, AND FROM TEN AM TO THREE PM, JUNE
TUENTYONE, THE UNITED FARM NORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
UFUOC!, AT PITTSBURGH, PLANNED T0 PICKET FIVE KROGER
SUPERMARKETS IN THE PITTSBURGH AREA. DEMONSTRATIONS BEING
HELD TD INDUCE KQOGER TO COOPER
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Enclosed for the Bureau are ten copies of an LEM
regarding above captioned demonstrations.
The source mention d n the L Iorliilal location is I
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reported from could r hly result in identitication=
of confidential nformant of continuing value and compromise
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DBIOIISTRATIONS, Jtms 20-21, 1959,
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On June 20, 1969, a source who has furnished reliable
information in the past, advised that irom 6:00 p.m., to
9:00 p.m., June 20, 1969, and trom 10:00 a.m., to 3:00 p.m.,
June 21, 1969, the United Farm Ibrkers Organizing Comittee
UFIOC! at Pittsburgh, planned to picket rive Kroger
Supermarkets in the Pittsburgh area. This source further
advised that the demonstrations were being held to induce
the Kroger Company to cooperate in the grape boycott at
Pittsburgh, in connection with attempts being aade by the
UFIOC to gain union recognition tor grape pickers. The
source said that no acts of violence or civil disobedience
had been planned.
On June 21, 1969, the sane source advised that from
6:00 p.s., to 9:00 p.s., June 20, 1969, and from 10:00 a.m.,
' to 3:00 p.m., June 21, 1969, the above mentioned picket
demonstrations were held at five Kroger Supermarkets in the
Pittsburgh area. According to the source, demonstrators
carried signs which requested that customers retrain from
buying California grapes and also passed out literature to
customers. .
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DEIOHSTRATIOHS, JUNE 20-21, 1969,
BY UNITED FARR WORKERS ORGANIZING
COIIITTEBI PITTSBURGQJ PA. '
JThe source advised that Albertogas, a representative
of the UTIOC and the organizer of the grape boycott at
Pittsburgh,_Qa,, was arrested on June 20, 1969, by the
Pittsburgh Police Department on charges of disorderly conduct
and violation of a city ordinance governingths use orloud speakers. Ilenaqojas, site or Albenaflojas, was
also arrested on the sase charges.J" '
The source said that Albert Rojas was found guilty
of above charges on June 21, 1969, lined $25, and released.
The charges qainst Elena Rojas were diesissed.
The source advisedfthat'ason those partici tinin the demonstrations were j and his wife
The PIC is characterized in the Appendix
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The source advised that with the exception ofthe arrests ot Albert and Elena Rojas, there were no
further incidents connected with the demonstrations.
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On Hay 1 and 10, 1968, n source advised that the PFC
was located at 5899 Ellsworth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15232.
Prior to Hovccber, 1967, the P?C was knocn as the Pittsburgh
Cawmittcc to End the Var in Vietnam which had been activatvd
Summer, 1955. r .
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to coordinate Pittsburgh peace activities directed toward
the war
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the PTC as of Hay 10, 1933. In addition, the C??? exertu
influence Upb the rctivitinn of the PS6 1krcA;h the essvii
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Sicrvtzry, the is icsponsible {er the phgaicri C§;Iui5OP of tb,
PFC. Tilltn, tho res a aj::?r" at a CPI? mzcting in Pi1EL1nr[hon Fay 3, 1938, stated tht ' " "
vccdc cf the public .in
include those having racial overtures, the EECVietném or other disturbances elceulcre.
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July 7, 19690 Fill No.
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DEHUNSTRATIOHS,
BY UNITED FARM WORKERS
ORGANIZING CCIMITTEE,_
PITTSBURGH, PA. _
On July 7, 1959, a source, who has furnished reliable
information in the past, advised that from 6:00 PH, to 9:00 PH,
July 3, 1969, and from 11:00 AH, to 6:00 PU, July 5, 1969,
approximately 15 individuals representing the United Farm
Workers Organizing Committee UFWOC! at Pittsburgh, picketed
Kroger's Supermarket in the Bloomfield District of Pittsburgh.
The source further advised that the demonstrations
were held to induce the Kroger Company to cooperate in the
grape picket at Pittsburgh in connection with attempts being
made by the UFWOC to gain union recognition for California
= grape pickers.
According to the source, demonstrators carried signs
which requested that customers refrain from buying California
grapes and also passed out literature to customers.
_ The source advised that Albcrf nojas, a representative
oi tho UFWOC and organizer of the grape boycott at Pittsburgh
led the demonstrations.
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disobedience were conaittcd.
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JUNE 14, 1969
REFERENCE: St. Louis letterhead
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FWD DEIDNSTRATION BY SY!~11='A'1HIz1:.RS0 unrnzn I-ARM WORKERS oncmxzm; oom~rn'r.=:z:AT HATHER AIR FORCE BASE, saclwemrro,
CALIFORNIA, AUGUST 14, 1969MATTER ooucmmnc INTERNAL sncunrrr!
Enclosed for the Bureau are eight B! copies ofan Ll-II-I captioned as above, which is self-explanatory. Acopy has been designated for United States Secret Service, 1which has been advised of the protest, and another copy has -. been designated for the United States Attorney, Sacramento.
One co has been designated for Sani W-===»=1y 1. . SadatUniversity of California, Berkeley, California.Francisco »
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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August 12, 1969
PLANN=;D DE2"lJNS'1'RA1'ION at
sn-r-'.~ar'sIzms or wires some
$.0RKERS onsan-121m uomrrrm:
AT nmmsn AIR FORCE mas,
sacmwm, JALIFURNIA,
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On August 11 1969 s ecial Agent '.>etachs~.ent Eomanderi Qffice =3: gpeeial investigations £051!.
Mather Air Force Base, advised that he has received information
that a group of pickets anticipate holding an orderly nonviolentprotest at the Gate to Mather Air'Force Base on August 14, 1969.
The leader of this demonstration is one QF who is allegedly a student at the University o al-
rn a at Berkeley. He refers to himself as the part time
boyeott eo-erdiniator for the United Farm Workers Organizing
Committee in Sacramento. He allegedly received $5 a week for
these duties.
The
Defense buying
Air Force Basedemonstration is to protest the Department of
table grapes and shipping them to Vietnam. Mather
was chosen for this protest due to the fact that"it was handy". qis attempting to attract television and
other press coverage or the demonstration.
The demonstration is to be off the Base, outside the
Gate and off the roadway so that there will be no traffic dis-
ruption and no possibility of any violation of statutes.
The Sacramento Office of the United States Secret
Service was advised of the abovi;
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suajacrz D TRATION8 BY .Ul'l"l'_E_D__§I'l.RI
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PI1'I'SBUIlGH, PA.
IIFORIATION CONCERNING 1
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Re Pittsburgh airtel to up klreau dated 1/1/'69,
captioned as above.
regarding above-captioned demonstrations. I Enclosed tor the Breau are five copies of an LEI t
The source sentioned in the LEI is 92
original location herein.
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LEI is classified Co tial" inassuch as dataIIreported tron mcould rely result in identification
of confidentia n orsant or continuing value and coaprosise
future effectiveness thereof.
Copy of LEI dissesinated locally for USA, Secret
Service, OS! and G-2, Pittsburgh, Pa., and one copy for NISO,
Philadelphia, Pa.
To date, demonstrations have been on a regular
basis and no acts of violence have been cosnitted by the
participants. Sources have been alerted and the Pittburgh
Police Department is aware of the planned activities oi the
UIIOC. -
V UACB, this satter is being closed until such tine
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On August 28, 1969, a source, who has furnished
reliable information in the past, advised that during a
recent conversation with Albert Rojas, a representative of
the United Iarm Iorhers Organising Comittee UIIOC!. and
organizer of the grape boycott at Pittsburgh, it was learned
that the UFIOC continued to demonstrate on Friday afternoon,
froa 4:30 pa to 9:00 pa, and on Saturdays from 10:00 an to
6:00 pa, at the Kroger Supermarket in the Bloomfield District
of Pittsburgh.
The source further adised that according to Rojas,
generally, betaeea 8 to l2 people participate ia theee
deaonstrations, carrying signs, distributing literature and
marching peacefully in front of the store.
'The source said that in addition, several of the
demonstrators have entered various Kroger Superaarkets in the
Pittsburgh area, at irregular times, filled shopping carts,
and then left then in the aisles with grape boycott
literature.
The source advised that the UFIOC contemplates
continuing their peacefull desonstrations at the Bloomfield
Kroger Supersarketl: the aforementioned tines on Fridays
and Saturdays until such tile as the California grape pickers
gain union recognition.
pas enons ra _ ni-
%e:-. orderly and peaceful. Z-said that ae aeta ofviolence have been conmitteaay individuals in connection
with the grape boycott at Pittsburgh. g
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UORKERS, GROUP PROTESTING SALE OF CALIFORNIA GRAPES 3!
IN CG AREA, PLANNING THO HUNDRED CAR HOTORCADE TO
- GENERAL OFFICES JEWEL FOOD COMPANY, ONE NINE FIVE
FIVE WEST NORTH AVE-, MELROSE PARK, ILL AND UINSTON
PARK SHOPPING CENTER, NELROSE PARK¢
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RELIABLE SOURCE ADVISED INSTANT AL RABY, CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER,
SUPPORTING COALITION FOR UNITED COMMUNITY ACTION, GROUP
PROTESTING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
CG AREA, SPOKE TO DEMONSTRATORS OUTSIDE OFFICE JEWEL
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CARAVAN'DEIONSTBATION AT JEIEL rooo
company, IELROSE panx, ILLINOIS
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Re Chicago teletype to Bureau dated 9/8/69.
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beingEnclosed tor the Bureau are 11 copies or an
captioned as above. One copy oi the LE! is
furnished Los Angeles for information purposes. One copy
each of ne is being furnished the USA, Chicago, Uniiéci
States Secret Service, Chicago, and Region I, 113th II
-- Group, Evanston, Illinois.dated and
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NATIONAL FARR uonxaus ASSOCIATION
NFWA!; CARAVAN DEMONSTRATION AT
JhWuL FOOD COMPANY, untaost PARK,
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' ' - "I " 92 ' r- _D that on that ddtn the Untttd karm or are a pinup protest
lng the sale of Caltfornin grapes An Chtcago stores and 1n
other stores throughout the country!, uill form a 200 our
motorcade in front of 1300 South abash Avenue and proceed
tn the Jewel Food Company, Genera] Offtces, 1955 west North
Avenue, Melrose Park, Illinois. From there the group was In
proceed to the Winston Park Shopptng Center, Melrose Park,
Illinois, and demonstrate at a Jewel store located in tne
shopping center.
3 vt=§¬ gt uup '04:» no plttte
at the location origtnally planned, but was formtng up at
19th and South Ahland, Chicago, llllnuts.
tun; tux: HlO92.Ol"CU-vi; Ill-Id f !I."|||92.;u UL} ell. duuut |U.UU H.111. Ill
that date, at 19th and Ashlund and Clhld of approximatelyso cars and 15 1.. BU people. .m..¢ that
Al Eiby mas seen at this location Qtgngtng Q {tut tire.
This docunmnt contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the
FBI and ts loaned to your agency; Lt and its con -
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On September 8, I969, I second source who has
fu ished reliable information in the past advised that
A Raby, Civil Rights leader, and supporter of the Co -
liliim I-or United fnmrnunily |92CtiUll, il group llliil pro --
tests racial discrimination in the Chicago lndnhtry in
the Chicago area, had spoken to demonstrators outside
the offices of the Jewel Food Company, Melrose Park,
Illinois. Demonstrators numbered about H0 people, and
about 30 to 35 cars. Rahy advised the demonstrators that
they should undertake more aggressive action regarding
the recent resumption by Jewel of the sale of Calilornia
table grapes in stores owned and operated by Jewel.
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The demunhtrators proceeded on loot to the Jewel
food Store, Winston Prk hhopping Center, Melrohe Park,
where they pieketed lor approxinmtely one hour.
The second source also advised that Ruby had
spoken to 3 representative ol Jewel Food Company and inquired
as to whether or not Jewel would continue to sell grapes
in their stores. Rahy was told that the customers of
Jewel determine what products that rompany will sell,
The demonstration ended at about 2135 p.m. with
no incidents oveurring and no arrests being nude.
One copy each of this communiration is being
furnished to:
United States Attorney, Chicago, Illinois
United States Secret Service, Chicago, Illinois
Region I, 113th Military intelligence Group,
bvanston, Illinois.
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FEDERAL Bl!!!-I.92U OF INVESTIGATION
Los Angeles, California
Septemb , 1969
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The "Los Angeles T1mes"*ediion of September 26,
titled, "Cesar ave: Begins 7~week Tour of U.S.":1969, Part IL,1z;ge'2 contains the following article
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>4Cesar". avez embarked
Thursday on a seven-week
nationwide tour with an
piiiiiistié wot-ri on the
tvidespreacl support. his
grape boycott is receiving.
As an exantplc, he noted
that in Portland Wednes-
day a picket line brought a.
halt to loading oi ships
docked there until one
shipper agreed lo with-
draw at loud of table ;raj>es
waiting to be put ttho.'.:'d
one ship.
Chavcl. head oi the
M-l.-Cit! United 1-arm
9292-'orl-zeta Organizing C om-
mittee, said in an inter-
view here that he is now
working full time after
spending most ol the past
3-ear in bed because of
back problems.
He said he will testify in
Washington, D.C., n c 3: t
bctere a Senate cent-
mittee that the union has
clear evidence that grow-
ers are peisoning workers
and contaminating tahle
grapes by the increasing
use of pe_~'litiflES.'
Growers deny that pes-
ticide," are er.-inn-;erin;'
farm wot!-:et".= and cite
go-'err.:ni.-ttt s tu die s to
show tlt.;:, gwp;-.= are not
1's::."tt!-I-.'! L1-:catt.~e of the use
of peaticicles.
Tl: growers contend
the union has rai-twl the;c-
pressuring them for union
recognition.!
Then Chavez will visit
-10 cities where teams oi
union tvorkers are pre<s-
ing the grape boycott to
eon_=it.ler ways of pushing
the boycott further than
we have yet done.
Chavez said he also will
meet with Con;1e=s to
press again for leghlation
to give farm worl-.cr5 the
.<.in'.e farm labor In-.v
coverage wltieh most o1h-
er noniartn ~.-.-or3~:er5 hat-e
under the .92'ation.tl Labor
Reittliotts .92et.
Chg vez showed little op-
limistn for en:-l_92' re-=u:r.p-
tion of tall-cs with a group
of 12 grape growers who
did agree to tr_92' to work
ottt a settlement with the.
union.
Chavez asked chief te-
deral mediator J. Curtis
Counts last v.-eel; to try to
arrange a resumption ol
the negotiations, and the
growers will meet Oct. 9 to
"decide 9292'ht2l.l'lg[' they want
fttrther talks with the
union.
Most gt;l;!:_'gtu9292'e|'.= rip-
poaed even the earlier
s:.§sion.== agrecrl to h;- the
121 gro9292'er.=, calling the
:i3l.:et::et".t to mt-_-'_ with
the union a '.~:e1lo-at to
Chavez.
The grot92'er.< say the
union rie:s not represent
their works-*.=. ,our oi U5. -
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Sources one and two advised on September 25 and
September 26, 1969 that they know of no plans on the part
oi individuals in the Los Angeles, California area to
participate in the activities of the United Farm Workers
Organizing Committee to be held in Washington, D.C.,
September 28, 1969 to October 1, 1969.
This document contains neither recommendations
nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the
FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and itscnntents are
not to be distributed outside your agency.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Los An eles, Ca1£ornia .
Qep ember 26, 1969 Q In RepI_y.PlIl||I4_fII b %
HEN»
arenu, UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMI'I'1EE,
AMERICAN FEDERATION or LABOR-CONGRESS or
f2TJiisTn:I;Ar. ORGANIZATIONS
chgrggtgr n~u=om-mnou concmmmo - INTERNAL sscumw
gegereme Memorandum dated as above and
captioned "CESAR CHAVEZ" at Los Angeles.
All sources except any Listed below} whose identities
concealed in referenced comnnmication have furnished reliable
infomation in the past.
C0p[ES DF.FTI.YED
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dvieed that about 150 to 175 persons gm re
testing the sale of California grapes by the Jevel
Food Company appeared at teo Jewel etore locatiom___7_
beginning at approximately noon tine October 20, 1969.P79". _
The above-eentioned group appeared at eJewel store located at 9410 south Aehland where they '
:1-cgteil lg aJpea§:eful sanner for about 45 minutes,_ 3 "3 ° "0 90'9"! I R111!!! -of_grape_s_. _Jhey_then ~_ __>, y walked to a second Jevel store at 95th and Ieatern which 77_;:_', 13 "$111311! in the Chi-@380 suburban community of lverlreen.; Park, there they also demonstrated in an orderly fashion.-' After a period of 30 sinutes they_ y ~ A Jewel ltore at 9410 Qcnth :2--an- --1--3 31- uni-I Itwi*_ a enall group of the demonstrators attempted to enter - "" " '
4 the premises They Iere informed - that the stare III .--. 1,; _- ~ PW"! P-'I'°1IB1'ty and they aereaaeked to leave. the i.-...........'.. .....e._' oi-_-_; - group refused to leave the prenieee and '3 of tb -'..:."" _;_
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"5373 UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING
COMMITTEE, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABORCONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
INFORMATION CONCERNING - INTERNAL SECURITYTO = DIRECTOR, FBI _ "em 11/6/69
rnoH%§ SAC, ms ANGEIE5 00-7L;196! ! 5/7?
Re Los Angelo: airtel dated 9/26/69.
T ?advised on 10/22/69, and-advised on 31 69, that they knew of no participation by . l
individuals in the Los Angeles, California, area in the activities
of the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee held between
9/28/69 and 10/1/69, at Washington, D. C.
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RALLY AT COLISEUW, CG, ILL,, NOVEMBER TWELVE, SIXTY
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DEMONSTRATION AT FORT IC PHIRSOR,
ATLANTA, CEOROIA, OCTOBER 25, 1969, AT _
11830 A.I,, 8PORSORIDB! TH UNITED [ARI
WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, PROTISTIIO
INCREASED PURCHASE OF ORAPI8 _ '
H! DEFENSE DEPARTMENT s "j o ,_m I mi I
An article appearing in the October 27, 1969,
issue of "The Oreat Speckled Bird", an Atlanta weekly
New left nerspaper, distributed October 21!, 1959, indicated
that the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee planned to
set up a picket line outside the lee Street entrance of
Fort McPherson, Atlanta, Georgia, at ll:30 a.n. on
October 25, 1969, to protest the "stepped-up government _buying oi eeab grnpea=' J - ,
The article further stated that, as the grape R:
boycott spread, grape growers lost markets and the grapes
piled up until the Pentagon came to the aid or "agribusiness'
with a 350 per cent increase of grape shipments to American
acldiers in Vietnam. The article also stated that DAR! OIBOI,
United Farm Workers UFU! representative in Atlanta, had _
called for a massive turnout at the October 25, 1959, - 92
demonstration from sympathetic groups and individuals: -
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At approximately l1:5 a.m. on October 25, 1969,
Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigationofficers of the Atlanta Police Department, and Special " 3 . - .
Agents of the lllth Military Intelligence Group, Fort ' '
McPherson, Georgia, observed approximately nine demonstrators
gather in front of the main gate at the lee Street entrance '
o to Port McPherson. The demonstrators proceeded to march ~
back and forth in front of the gate passing out leaflets to - -
motorists entering the leaving the Port._ - _ _ . h~;;';
., -- - - - - - - - - - - /!J%-. .>..*. :" :/W. .._74ghzj___, - Jz?i2 -3}_ w,7. _ 1' -I 4.ibis document contains neither reccmmenzttions or con-» lj
clusione of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and -' ' ,,
is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to A
be distributed outside your agency. Y* - - ENCLOSURE - R *
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. The leaflets contained captions as tollows:
The Grapes of Bar
Don't Help the Pentagon Bust the Gripe
Strike!"
March on Washington, November 15'
Washington, D. C. Nov. 15 - - U. S. Out
of Vietnam Now!" _
In addition tcthe above leaflets, there was a petition
passed cut with the cther leaflets, with space for ten names,
which stated, He the Undersigned Members of the United 5
States Armed Fcrces, Pledge Not to Est Table Grapes until
the Grape Strike and Boycctt are over.
At tne high point cf the demonstration, there were
£5 denczstratcrs observed participating and carrying placards
with wording as fellows:
"Boycott Grapes
Bring the Grapes Home
Grapes are a N: No"
"Department of Defense Buys Scab Grapes"
Equality and Justice for Fnrmworkers'Vietnam 3rd largestvlmporter of Grapes
Step the Grape or Ear
Why 350$ increase in Vietnam Grapes?
The DOD is a strikebresker
The Department of Defense is a strikebreaker' * Don't Buy Grapes picked by Scab labor"
T 500 O00 lbl of Grip-It Sent BO Vietnam - 1969'' 'Stomp,Grapes 1 - Not People" Z
"15,COC,0C'O lbs. oi Grapes for the Armed 9 _ '
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mm nan womcsns ORGANIZING ;§ co:-e:z~"'=....s, emmstzee nzcnzesen
rxmcsmss c - P GRAPES BY DEFENSE DEPARTMENT
Boycott Grape! - - Buy Georgia Peacne|':Dcpartment or Defence Bnmbl Grape Strike.Gov't Triea Union Bunting With Taxpayera lone! 'It: our Gov't Too, Uh; in DOD trying to
Break the Grape Strike?
In the leaflet captioned, 'Haehington, D. C.
Nov. 15 - - U. S. Out of Vietnam Noll", mentioned above,
the Atlanta Chapters of Students for a Democratic Society
SDS!, also known as Atlanta Revolutionary Youth Movement
II ARYM II!, announced the fonmaticn of the Nat Turner
8:1-ade" to 5: tn Hasnington, leaving Atlanta, Georgia,at g:CO p.m. on Friday, November lh, 1969, by bun, to
participate in the Vietnam Haritorium activitiea. The
leaflet stated that the ARYH II =ae going to Heenington
"to express the basic theme of Solidarity With the
Vie tzzame se ." .92
A characterization of SDS in included in this
me mo r&r".d":.r: .
Tne following lieted individuals were obaerved
to be included among participants in the above-described
demc-nitration: , , , ;. _a,,_ la;;¢4»vL4-4 a" "
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Atlanta Mobilization Committee to ion em
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dispersed.
There were no known incidents of violence,
and he arrests were made during the demonstration.
Officials of United States Secret Service,
Atlanta, Gecrgia, 111th Military Intelligence Group, Port
E;P:erso:, Gecrgia, and the Atlanta Police Department
were advised ccncerning the planned demonstrations.
A characterization of SMC is included in this
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s~1r1-any-r_s_r1ron "" gjjgnric sbcii Lapel a
being at a founding convention held at Port Huron, Michigan,
in June, 1962. From an initial ideological posture of é
"participatory democracy," the current line or the national
leadership reveals an adherence to MBPIIINPLGHIBIIM. Michael
Klonsky, Satienal Secretary, in Harsh, 1959. called for the _
building or a revolutionary Marxist-Leniniat movement. The _
program or SDS has moved from involvement in civil_rights -
struggles to an anti-Vietnam war position and finally to its
present advocacy or an anti-imperialist line, linking up the
oppressed peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America, with
the black liberation movement in the United States. China,
Vietnam and Cuba are regarded as countries which are leading
the world-wide struggles against United States imperialism.
On the other hand, SDS regards the Soviet Union as an
imperialist power and does not support the policies or that
country. _ - .
SDS maintains a National_Offiee in Room 206, 1608
Nest Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois. Its official paper
"New Left Notes" reflects the line of the national leadership
and program adopted at meetings of the National Council and
National Interim Committee NIC!. Three national.officers
and a NIC or eleven members are elected each year during
a June Kational onvention.
SDS Regional Offices and university and college
chapters elect delegates to National Council meetings wherein
program and ideology are debated, but each Region and chapter
is autonomous in nature and is free to carry out independent
policy and programs reflective of local conditions._
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F. _ A source advised on May 16, 1969, that the Student '
Hobilizeticn Committee originally grew out of the National r, '
Student Strike for Peace conference hid in Chicago, Illinois,_
on Decehber_2B-29, 1966, which.resulted in a call for massive
antiwar demonstrations in New York City and San.Francisco, '
California, on April 15,'l957. The National Student Strike
for Peace was originally celled by the Communist Party CP!.
Qivieiene arose between elements of the SP and the Socialist
Horkere_Party sue!, culminating in a take-over by the
SUP element in the Summer of 1958 snd.the CP element with-
drawing. Sourcc,further advised the Student Mobilization
. Ccmittee locally and nationally is controlled b the SUPand its youth arm, Young Socialist Alliance rsnx, as
evidenced by their participation in Student obilization ;
.Committee functions and their leadership role played in the
Student Mobilization Committee. . - -
-' The SH? has been designated pursuant
to Executive Order 10450. - . ' _
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A report by the Committee On Un-American Activities,
. House of_Represent;tives,_Ninetieth Congress, First Session,
. dated Heron 31, 19:7, entitled "Communist Origin and Manipulation
of Vietnam Week April_B-15, 1957! stated that the Student
Mobilization Committee and_the April 15, 1957, antiwar
demonstrations were Communist dominated and inspired.
' A second source on April 3, 1959, made available
a copy of "The Student Hobilizer" dated April 5, l959, which
I35 self-described as being ublished by the National Office
of the Student Mobilization Committee to End the Hap in Vietnam,
-657 Broadway, Boom 307, New York, New York, 10003. In this
issue, the aims of the Student Hobilization Committee Iere
set forth as: Bring the GIs home from Vietnam now; end campus
complicity with the war; and win self-determination for '" -
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' l /W Enclosed for the Bureau are 11 copies of an LHM
dated and entitled as above. Copies of this LHM have beendisseminated locally to the USA, Chicago, US Secret Service,Chicago, and Region 1, 113th Military Intelligence Group,Evanston, Illinois.
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Chicago, Illinois,3 lead at 3-30 P-M-» h°¢°mb9? U, 1969, that 20 pickets,
representing the United Farm workers, formerly known as
the 5FWA, were picketing at the Kroger Food Store 3020 - '
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food cnain. stated the picket was peacefu
however, the picket line was causing some difficulty to
individuals desirous of entering or exiting from the
Kroger Food Store. 'x 1°3 Vb'92
51°_ subsequently advised at 1:20 p.m., b1 h° ° P°? » 1959, thqt -3 Of the above pickets were arrested
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Chicano. Illinois
Qffiner Koleczek advised a_i of the ebove
individuals were charged with disturbinw the nence,were
booked and released.
Copies of this memorandum have been disseminated
to the following agencies:
United States Attorney
Uorthern District of Illinois
rL:@-HA T11:~:_uulustu, i;i¢HUib
United States Secret Service
Chicago, Illinois
Region 1
113th Military Intelligence Group
Evanston, Illinois
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TWENTY IiuIVIDUALS conuucrau fggggggjpipsrnnriow THIS DATE
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runes Huuaaan unxrou AVENUE, sx0xIE, ILLINOIS. DEm0usIRATORs
COMPANY OFFICIALS PROVIDED ADDITIONAL POLICE PROTECTION TO AREA
DEMJGSTRATORS REFUSED TO CONDUCT DEMONSTRATION WITHOUT BLOCKING
ENTRANCE
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QST SALE OF CALIFORNIA GRAPES ' FOOD STORE, FORTY-
BLOCKED ENTRANCE TO STORE AND SKOKIE PD AT REQUEST OF JEWEL FOOD
TO STORE. TUELVE PROTESTORS TAKEN INTO POLICE CUSTODY-
TELVE WERE JUUEMILES. OTHER DEMJHSTRATORS PEACEFULLY
AND AREA NOW NORMAL. PERTINENT AGEACEIS COGHIZANT.
AGAINST JEUEL FOOD COMPANY ONLY. LHH FOLLOWS WITH
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Type in ploiluezl or coda!
AIRTEL '
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Enclosed for the Bureau are 11 copies of an LHI
dated and captioned as above.
Copies of this LHI have been designated for the USATIOQ
Chicago, Secret Service, Chicago, and Region 1, 113th II Group,
Em nstcn, I11inois. 'I
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NATIOHQkffAR!_URKEh§f h$§QC!hTiQ
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advised that, on I
mat ate, twenty indivldud s zunducted n puutost demonstration
against the sale of California table grapes at tho Jewel Food
Store, 4300 Oakton Avenue, Skokie, Illinois.
The demonstrators blocked the entrance to the store.
Officials of the Jewel Food Company requested the Skokie PD
to provide police protectkm for the store. Police officials
requested that the demonstrators conduct their demonstration
without b10Cltlng the entrance Lu the Store. The deinunstraturs
refused. The demonstrators were told to disporsc and twelve
individuals refused to do so. After a sccund warning to
disperse, eight individuals continued their refusal to leave
the area and were placed under arrest. Tho remaining
demonstrators left the scene of the demonstration peacefully.
The demonstrators indicated that they represented
the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, American
Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations
and that they were supporting the National Farm Workers
Association in that group's nationwide protest oi the sale of
California table grapes.
adviBed that tho followint: individuals
were arres n c rged with disorderly conduct; they were
released aft r booking and a court appearance was set for
January 19, 1970:
92 .
Car rkelhaner, white, sale, date of birth LQQh!_January :so,!;5:s, 5_1_44 Bn_l,_l_e_1d, Skokic-'-TI.-L.|l.921-..~
ml iichael g4jierke, white, male, DOB July 27, 1954,7820 Nor ca, NIIESLT-. :":;
This document contains neither rccummendatigns nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the
FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
are not to be distributed outside your agenCy.
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6816 North K lbourn, LinCn1nwoud.T1! u I7
Marc S. earl, DOB May 20, 1952, 9627 Knstnor, Sknkie.
Copies of this nemnrandm are being furnished Lu
the following agencies:
United States Attorney. Chlcagn, lllinwl.
United States SeCreL Service, Chiau, ll1inu15_
Region 1, llllth Military I|92l '~lli;,;cmu Group,
Evanston, Illinois.
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qge§1§IzINc;.comuTT1~:n, PROTESTIBTG
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A review of above captioned file has revealed
that Iegieal investigation regarding captioned matter has
been completed and iurnished to the Bureau in form suitable .
for dissemination.
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For the above reason captioned case is being '_ ,-
placed in a closed status at the Atlanta Division.
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USE NOON TO ONE PM, APRIL SIXTEEN, NEXT, TO PROTEST
OF PESTICIDES, ABOVE GROUP HAS PREVIOUSLY HELD DEMON
STRATIONS AT CHICAGO PROTESTING SALE OF CALIFORNIA
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THREE THREE NEST VAN BUREN, CG, NOON TODAY- GROUP PASSED
OUT LITERATURE CALLING FOR MORATORIUM ON USE OF DANGEROUS
PESTICIDES ON FOOD GROWN IN STATE OF ILLINOIS. GROUP
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BALTIFDRE VIA WASHINGTON!
FROM UASHINGTON FIELD SPJ-v
MARCH TO AND DEPDNSTRATION AT DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
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LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OBSTACLES T07 EQUAL RIGHIS FOR F_A
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DOUN GEORGIA AVENUE AND CONNECTING STREETS TO THE HALL IN FRONT OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WHERE A RALLY HILL CONHENCE AT TWO
THIRTY P.M. THE RALLY WILL INCLUDE SPEECHES BY LABOR, RELIGIOUS,
COMMUNITY LEADERS AND CONGRESSMN. FOLK SINGERS PETE SEEGER AND
JUDY COLLINS HAVE BEEN INVITED TO ENTERTAIN. I
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PERMITS ARE BEING CONDUCTED BY REVEREND
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TAKOHA PARK; HARYLAND= CEASAR CHAVEZ HILL LEAD THE !ARCH= SIX THOUSAND
DEMONSTRATORS ARE EXPECTED.
LOCAL DISSENINATION WAS MADE TO AUSA, SECRET SERVICE, ONE ONE
SIX H.I. GROUP, NISO, UDC AND OSI, FOURTH DISTRICT.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
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DEMONSTRATIONS BY QITEO FARM UORKERS ORGANIZING
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ON APRIL TUENTY-NINE, NINETEEN SEVENTY, A SOURCE
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I HAY ONE, NINETEEN SEVENTY, SUPPORTERS-OF THE UNITED FARM HORNE
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE TUFHOC! HERE SPONSORING A GRAPE BOYCO
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UNION RSU! AT PITTSBURGH, FORMER SDS CHAPTER HAS PROMOTING
PUBLICITY IN CONNECTION NITN THE GRAPE EOYCOTT DEMONSTRATION,
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PLACARD5 CARRIED BY SEVERAL DEMDNSTRATORS, SOME OF UHICH
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ACHIEVE JUSTICE AND EQUALITY, 'BOYCOIT snAEs', AND Tmnncn
FOR FAIR TREATMENT now".
czzna cnnvzz, NATIONAL ORGANIZER, UNITED FARM wonxzns
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE curwoca, not IN ATTEnnA§cE, BUT
SCHEDULED To as PRESENT AT usnn, WASHINGTON, 0.0.,
mav THREE nzxr. JOSE eusvnan, ACTING as COORDINATOR or MARCH.
N0 INCIDENTS oa ARRESIS.
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Attached reports United Farm Workers
CUFF! plan to hold a picket-type demonstrtion at the Americana Hotel, New York itprotesting the appearance oi Vice Preside?Agnew at the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
annual dinner this evening. According to
a spokesman oi the UPI, approximately 50
demonstration, which is being held becaus
the UPI reels the National Labor Relation
Board NLRB! is now dominated by Republic
Party appointees and the NLRB is cooper-
ating with the large farmers and growers
to the detriment of the UFW. This spokes
man also stated the UFW has launched a
campaign or confronting the Republican
Party wherever any of its spokesmen or
principal candidates appear. Subsequentinformation received indicated about 50
U?! demonstrators protested on evening
3/17/72. There were no incidents or arrepersons are expected to participate in thg
principally representing migrant tarm
workers and headed by Cesar Chavez.
This
our Newinformation has been furnished by
York Office to the Secret Service
and the New York City Police Department.
It has also been furnished by teletype to
the President, the Vice President, Secret
Service, and the Acting Attorney General.isThe UFW is a recognized labor organizatiof,,1-
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ON MORNING OF MAY THREE NEXT, MARCHERS PLAN TO ATTEND
cauacn SERVICES zcnuacu uuxuoum, nun 1|-nzu PROCEED to u.s.
osrnatmsnr or AGRICULTURE wsnm, wnc, WHERE RALI:/u11.|. commence __. _ _ - ... y u,-,;,,_ 5 f1,,92_~;fn.;, . _ 1/ I u 1 r
vital!AT THO THIRTY P.H. NO DETAILS AVAILABLE RE RALLY AT-USDA t
OR THEREAFTER.
HARCH ORGANIZER IS CAESAR CHAVEZ, P.O- BOX ONE THREE ZERO
DELANO, CALIFORNIA, TELEPHONE EIGHT ZERO FIVE - SEVEN TWO FIVE -
NINE SEVEN ZERO THREE.
PERMIT REQUESTED AND RECEIVED FROM MARYLAND NATIONAL
CAPITAL PARK PLANNING COMMISSION TO USE JBP.
AN ESTIMATED ONE THOUSAND TO FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERSONS TO
ATTEND RALLY AT JBP AND AN ESTIMATED FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
THOUSAND PERSONS TO ATTEND RALLY AT USDA.
_ STATELPURPOSES OF MARCH AND DEMONSTRATION ARE TO PROTEST
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to cnrnou:-:0 mznousmnxou ARE scnznuu-:0 -ro conenzsnz at
SLATON HOUSE, TRE VILLAGE GREEN, COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, AT
FT"TWELVE P.M. ON HAY ONE NEXT. MARCH IS TO COMMENCE FOR
BURTOHSVILLE, MARYLAND, AT om: P.m., mw on: uExT.
STATED NO PERMIT TO ASSEMBLE HAS APPLIED FOR BECSASE NO PERMITS
T0 ASSEHBLE ARE REQUIRED IN HOWARD COUNIY|
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MARCHERS TOTALLING ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY FIVE PERSON DEPARTED
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OVER NIGHT BY CONGREGATION MEMBERS. 2 HQY /Q?-I970
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MM. FIVE TWO NEXT, VIA ROUTE THENTY-NINE TO JESSUP BLAIR PARK,
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PARK JBP! SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND, FOUR THIRTY P.M., INSTANT-
RALLY AT JSP ATTENDED BY DR. RALPH ABERNATHY AND DAVID
SULLIVAN. ABERNATHY SPOKE OUT AGAINST PRESENT ADHINISTRATIO
PARTICULARLY PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, AND SECRETARY OF
AGRICULTURE, FOR EIGHT T0 TEN MINUTES IN DURATION. AdERNATHY
ARRIVED SIX TEN P.M., IN LATE MODEL PONTIAC BEARING DISTRICT
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PROCESSION AD.RALLY ORDERLY AND NO IHCIDEHTS REPORTED.____,____ ii
RALLY I0 aasumz AI JBP NINE THIRTY A.M., FIVE runes next wxtn
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NEHTOH srazzrs ca n7 ALL SOULS UITARIAN cuaen IF LARGER nown
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ADMINISTRATIVE: _
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mncn to mo on-msnuvrzal at DEPARTHBIT
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ture to protest legislative and adm nistrat ve o tac es o
equal rights for farm workers and to petition for rmedies,
and to stress contimed boycott of non-union grapes.
The march vas scheduled to cocnenca at Columbia,
Maryland, on Hay l, 1970, leave Bin.-tonsville, Maryland, on
Ihy 2, and resume at Jessup Blair. Park, Silver Spring, 1517-
land, on Sunday, Hay 3.
On Sunday, Hay 3, 1970, a representative of the
FBI observed about 200 people leave St. Stephen and the
Incarnation Church, 16th and Newton Streets, NJL, about
12:45 pm. The group, carrying UH! banners and sometimes
chanting "Boycott Scab Grapes," "Viva I4!-lue1ga," marched
in a very orderly Ianner to the North Agriculture Buildixg,
via 16th Street, !l.H., through Lafayette Park, and 15th
Street, NJ1. The group were predoainently white, pith a
few Spanish Americans and Negroes.
" At North Agriculture on the lhll, east of 14th
Street, !l.H., the above group merged with another five to
six hundred demonstrators.
Comencing about 3:45 p.n.. the group were greeted
by J. C. Burner of -the District of Columbia Labor Council.
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HAY 1 - 3, 1970, BY IHITED FARHVCIUCERS ORGANIZING CCIliII'1'EE
AH-CIO
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Velfarn Right! Organization, Alnrlcan Federation of Teachers -_
Consumer: Federation of America and the AI-L-C10.
The rally ended without incident about 4:45 p.n.
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OF NFNA HILL LEAD PICKET DEMONSTRATION OF NATIONAL TEA COMPANY,
SEVEN FOUR ZERO REST DIVERSEY, CHICAGO, STARTING AT TEN A.H., NOVEMBER
FOURTEEN, NEXT. PICKET PART OF NFUA'S NATIONAL PROTEST OF SALE OF _
1LETTUCE snown on FARMS stnucx av nrvn. =j/
cnnvsz ALSO SCHEDULED to srznx BEFORE ovsnntrou anznnaasxsr,
ECONOMIC ARR OF SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE, ON NOVEMBER
FOURTEEN, NEXT, TO SOLICIT THAT GROUP'S SUPPORT OF ABOVE PICKET.
APPROPRIATE AGENCIES ADVISED.
ADMINISTRATIVE
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CHICAGO HILL ADVISED BY APPROPRIATE CORRESPONDENCE, OUTCOME
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Breadbasket was broadcast on radio rA source, who has furnished reliable informaton
est, advised On November 13, 1970, that Cesar Chavez,
er of the National Farm workers Association §Fwi},
in Chicago, Illinois on November 14, 1970, to lead
demonstration of the National Tea Company, 740 West ,
Avenue, Chicago, starting at 10:90 A.M., November 14,
protest the sale of nOnuni0n picked lettuce by thv
Tea Company.
The source further advised Chavez would Speak befoze
n Breadbasket, the economic azm of the Southern '
n Leadership Conference, on November 14, 1970, to
the support of Operation Brea*basket or the NFWA's
On November 14, 1970, the w-ekly meeting of 0peratx~
tation WVON, Chicano,
Illinois. In this brondcast, which urs monitored by a SfCH3:
Agent ofthe Federal Bureau of Inv¬Sfjg3iiOn, the fO1lOufPg
statements were made:
NationalCesar Chavez, who was introuuced by Jesse Jackson,
Director of 0 erltion Breadbzwket, stated the X?TA 1 . p _
Sp0n<0T9d strike against the grape grruers brought a union
to the farm workers. Chavez stated ncw the battle continues
in other
need the
Ch-"cc stated the poor must fight to;
Ouoration Breadbasket to support the
Ftionalareas, boycotting lettuce, br:ause these workers
same protection that only a L110n can give then.
rthcr" and called even
$*WA picket of the
Tea Company.
This document contains neither recommendations
I10 Iconclusions of the FBI. It is the property
of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and
itscontents are not to be distributed outside
your agency.
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and put money in black banks. Jackson stated Operation
Breadbasket will join with Cesar Chavez in the lettuce
boycott.
ldvisecl on. vr!.-n!er !6, Lu , tir-.1 Ce:<.!' !havez 1-ad =1 p:|.cl-re! _
demonstration and rally in iront of the National Tea Company,
746 West Diversey Avenue, Chicago, on ovember 14, 1970. Th"
picket line was peaceful and did not interfere with the flow
of individuals into or out of the National Tea Company. There p
were no incidents during this d?m0r§tITti0n. The signs cr? _
by individuals on the picket lino urge} the shoppers to boys 1
lettuce in support of the NTWA and to "dewnnd Union labcilettuce." g
Copies of this memorandum have been disseminated
to the following agencies:
United States Secret Service, Chicago, Il11nO1s;
Region 1, 113th Eilitarg IUiJ111genCC Group,
Chicago, Illinois.
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UNITED FARR IORKERS
ORGANIZING COHHITTEE UFWOC!
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Re Chicago letter and LE, dated 11/11/70.
Enclosed for the Bureau are eight copies,
and for Sacramento is one copy of an LHH captioned
National Farm Workers Association NFWA! and dated
as above.
d Novembex *
rece ved no reports concerning
the scheduled three day fast which members of the UFWOC
were to have held in front or the National Tea Company
Store, 740 lest Diversey Avenue, Chicago trom November 23-25,1970 as set forth in Ch o telet pe captioned UFWOC,RH, dated 11/23/70!. 'stated if such afast was held, the numcer of participants involved was 92
so minimal that the demonstration did not come to the
attention of the Chicago Folice Bepartment.
Sacramento, as office of origin in this
matter, requested to advise Chicago of current policy
concerning captioned gniup.
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A source, who has furnished reliable information
in the past, advised on December 1, 1970, that the
NFFA planned to'picket the Dow Chemical COmpany, 6000
Iest Touhy Avenue, Chicago, Illinois; beginning at noon,
December 2, 1970.
This source advised that the above picket
was scheduled by the NFIA for the reasons set forth
in a pamphlet captioned "Off Dow" a copy of which is
attached hereto.
app y individuals,
carried picket signs of the NFWA, conducted
a peaceful picket demonstration starting at noon,
December 2, 1970, in front of the Dow Chemical sales
Office, G00 Fest Touhy Avenue, Chicago. The participants
of this picket demonstration dispersed at approximately
2:00 PM December 2, 1970 without incident.
Copies of this memorandum have been Iurnished
the following agencies:
Region I, 113th lilitary Intelligence Group
Evanston, Illinois
United States Secret Service, Chicago, Illinois
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It is now time for a new offensive aqainst Dow Chemical and this time the workers
are leading it. In the past we have always known Dow as an oopressor of:
Bthe consumer - He are continually deluoed with nronaqanda to package
everythino anain and aqain.
war victims - Dow supplie= the, U.S. Department of_Defense with,_papaln92,-
defoliants and other aoents used in chemical warfare.
$3111 World Peoples - I-liehlv noisonous herbicides and insecticides are
sold on the onen market in Latin Anerica without
the safety precautions indicated on the label as .
is required for the same oroducts when sold in the
U.S. .
the environment - Dow produces highly pollutant plastics and pesticides.
K. iscover that in addition to these offenses against the oeoole,Dow Chemi-
' . leader in the oooressrrn of miorant fanh workers. l?,GGo acres of lettuce
owned by Dow and onerated by Bu Antle. Inc. have been struck by farm workers seek-
inq decent wages and workinq con itions as well as protection from dangerous nesti-
cides. Antle is the world's secon laroest lettuce shinper: Dow -aroduces many of
the deadly pesticides the fann wo ers want outlawed or out under control. This
produces a Powerful bloc with whic to break a strike amonn poor farm workers. Dow
Drovides Ar-tle with all his wrapners, boxes, and chemicals and lots of money. As a
result Dow virtually controls Antle. y
-0 ¢-- --l - -- -~ »~ e. ere _u- __ITo breai the farm workers strike, Antle secured an injunction 15 orohibit the"
union, the United Fam workers Orqanizine Cornnii;tee.. from nickettinq, leaflettinq.
or talkinq to his employees. A similar iniuncti .rohibits the union from boycott-
ino Bud Antle products and in fact orders Cesa havez, union director. to public-
ly announce that neonle should buy Bud Antle, pro ucts. Chavez_nas refused and so
has been sumoned to court December dth to show use why he should not imediatelv
be irnorisoned for conternnt of court. _
Dow has created a showdown with the farm workers who are trvino to defend their
riqnts as men. They are readv. Sunnort the farm workers in their liberation struoole
against cgrnorate aqri-business.
_ _ A. H J l_.a.'l_ ___.-._|_'l__ ||__:¢_ 1_q¢._ _..I ...J:-.4-ia-Svtii 3 I Dow rducis. Evic ou Hnt|e Venetanles. write |ELUBF> UT inulu
- tion to H.D. Doan, President, Dow Chemical Corn., Midland, ichinan, 48640. Call
the Hashinnton, D.C. office dailv at 296-l9l5. Heln nicket the D.C. office at the
Executive Buildino, l5th 5 L NH on Hednesdav. Dec.2 from ll a.m. to l n.m.
nnlv buy _ ' Earn workers ction Cowmittee
unlon lettuce
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PROTESTING ALLEGED DISCRIMINATORY PURCHASING POLICIES ON THE PART
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DOD! IN ITS PURCHASING OF LETTUCE.
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