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1. Reference is made to your teletype 003, dated !
24 January 1972, Subject: Protest Activity and CivilDisturbances, reporting that former Beatles singer t
John LENNON had contributed a large sum of money to
the "Allamuchy Tribe", headed by Rennie DAVIS.c9
2. It is requested that you furnish this office
with any additional pertinent information concerningLENNON's relationship with the "Allamuchy Tribe" and any9292 indications that DAVIS has received other funds for QV his activities from foreign sources. _._9 E
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; '.92 to assist in the formation of EYSIC, formed to direct movement _; _*y92 activities during the coming election year to culminate with '
_ _ i demonstrations at the Republican National Convention during
- August, 1972. This source advised that other lenders of EYSiC5 are in constant contact vith Lonno,.Q§¬! §!9@+!
; on February 2, 1972, a representative oi Immigration
. and naturalization Service, Ken York, advised that Lennon,
E born October 9, 1940, in England, arrived in New York City on . -~
5 August ll, 1968, with B-2 visitor's visa. He left the " '
' United States and subsequently reentered holding H-1 temporary
visa which expires at the end oi February, 1972. Lennon bee.
T applied tor a B-2 visa indicating his intention to become a e
United States citizen. 1 '~
On February 2, 1912, a second confidential eourc§,
who hae turnished reliable intonation in the past, advised _- that Lennon and hie rite, Yoko Ono Lennon, are currently-t h
vacationing in the Virgin lalanda tor health reasons and at -.£c__ _ IIYSIC planning meetings will be postponed until their rat;-<1 '= ~ to New York City, ppaeibiy duringtbe second week in r¢nru__y.-0* ._--£- 1972. g, I. ___ 7 __
w At this tine, this Bureau has no additiona1'pertinent _ .- intorpation concerning other foreign sources oi funds for the -E Ilctivities oi EYSIC or Rennie Davis. ..
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KEY ACTIVIST AND COHYICTED CHICAGO SEVEN CONSPIRACY TRIAL DEFENDANT,
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TQI ON MARCH SIXTEENTH INSTANT MR. VINCENT sou: Y :; /
1 Immigration and Naturalizati .Service£New Yorg CityCHIEF TRIAL ATTORNE 1~s, E10, ADVISE THAT J0H32IENN0N AND ,r
'-."}_{IS WIFE YQKO 0 LAPPEARED AT INS, NYC THIS DATE FOR J I XE I 1: --gm 1'71 - J./' :~ ' -- ' I
PORTATION R0cEEDTnG§T 'EoTH INDIVIDUALS THRU THEIR TTGADEY
won DELAY or HEARINGS. LENNON REQUESTED DELAY WHILE HEATTEMPTED TD FIGHT A NARCOTOCS cGrw1cT1ow92n ENGLAND. YOKO ONO /I ..00 - 4' <.vg/@- -REQUESTED DELAY ON BASIS OF CHILD cusTDDY GA IN wnxcn sn 1
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. BRITISH IIARCOTIC CONVICTION, INS HILL RECONSIDER THEIR ATTEMPTS
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TO DEPORT LENNON AND WIFE. SCHIANO ADVISED THERE WAS
EXTENSIVE NEWS COVERAGE AT HEARINGS BOTH INSIDE AND OUT OF
BUILDING. LENNON SPOKE WITH LOCAL UPI, AND ASSOCIATED PRESS AP!
REPRESENTATIVES WHEN HE LEFT HEARINGS AND CLAIMED HE WASUnited Press International
FRAMED IN BRITISH NARCOTICS ARREST.
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h jgigu were previously advised that John
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are in the U.S.[§nd that Lennon is the
major financial contributor to Election
Year Strategy Information Center- E¥SIC! 1
which was organized to conduct disruptive
demonstrations during the Republican
National Convention. EYSIC has been92"dying on the vine" recently due to 92
Lennon's imminent deportation and recent
idissatisfaction wdih Rennie Davis,
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Attacned states that Lennon and his { -
wife appeared at the Immigration and
Naturalization $ervice INS! in New York 92
City on 3/16/72 for deportation proceeding .
;Both_Lennon and wife won delay until
4/18/72; Lennon because he stated he was
attempting to fight a narcotics conviction
in England, the basis for his deportation;,
and Ono on the basis of a child custody
case in shich she is involved,
Ie are closely following theseproceedings and you will bi/kept advised. 1
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of individuals calling thelzrselves, the Allamuehy Tribe, were
$1-"to open an office in New.York City within the ne."-zt two weeks.
The leaders of the Tribe initially were Rennard Cordon Davis - --»
Q and Steward Albert. The main purpose of the group was to - --F' Q1 coordinate New Left movement a_<_:tivi.ti_es during this election I
year to culminate with demonstrations at the Renublie-an Na onsl-Cionvention in "San Diego, California during August, l972.§Lu_!a92 r- ' CQ
~ 9 Renna d Cordon Davis, is a convicted de=
fenoent of the sdcazlled Conspiracy Seven
Trial, Chicago, Illinois, in the period,r_; ' $eptember, "1969 through February, 1970, in- My
volving those persons earlier indicted for .
violation of the Federal Anti-Riot Statute. . -
A"-' 51 Stewart Alberhgon April 25, 196%]g B19 advised that Alb rt was arrested on April 11; - 19-56 at Berkeley, California along other -- ~ .j ,' "-'- ' members of the Progressive Labor Party PI.-P! /3; ' 1
1- while demonstrating in front oi__ the Berkeley 1 ' ~ g
Cit H 11. _ E3 Q Y a muss. 2-.C S 1 Pro1res*"ve labor Part F3- FC'3:'7"7I 11- 3'43-1,-I->-I-*; ' " '=e5-ség! " :1 DATE or r.;;':I::.' 4 lg. Z; -
__,_ expelled from the Communist Part;,r,USA, for
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.. following t1"e Chinese communist line its _-
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working class mo ernent based on '."a1>'ism
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On January 211, 19'?2,qadvised that John Winston
Lennon, who was formerly associate with the Beatles Music
Group, donated seventy-five thousand dollars to the Al].am1.1chy.Tribe, to further their cause of New--Left activities_..¢a_C!
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n February 2, l972,g£vised that severalmembers o?!the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice from
Washington, DC transfe.~:red to the PCPJ office in New YorkCity to work on EYSIC.§Z§ ? '
Peoples Coalition for f
Peace and Justice '§>CPJ!__ '
. The PCPJ is self-described as an organization
consisting of over 100 organizations using
massive civil disobedience to combat war,
. racisim, poverty and repression. Its National
Office is located at 156 5th Avenue, New York
City, Room 527.
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On Februarg i5, 1972,E_advised that JohnLennon on November 2 , 1969, ple gui ty in MaryleboneJ-Magistrates Court, London, England to possession of dangerous
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B1 John Winston Len n On February 2, 1972, Immigration Officer,Immigration an vaturalization Service, INS!
New York City advised that Lennon, Alien
Registration Number A-1?59?32l, first arrived
in York City on August 11, 1968 under a
B-2 visitors visa. "He subsequently departed
the United States, and during his 1971 re-
entry was granted another B-2 visa. His
latest visa was due to expire on February 29,
1972.
Yoko Ono. madvised that Ono, Alienegistration sum er A-l9h8915h was born on
February 16, 1953 in Japan. She entered the
United States on August 13, 19?l along with
Lennon after being granted a B-2 visa.B117
INS has a current address of the
Hotel, 150 Bank Street, New York City for both
Lennon and his wife.
ISaint Regis
During Lennon and his wife's.current stay in the United
States they made a public appearance-along with Jerry Rubin, on
the Mike Douglas Television Show which was aired on February 22,
1972 on Channel II, Columbia Broadcasting System, in New York
City. .
During February, 1972, - advised that -Rennard
Davis, Stewart Albert, Jerry Rubin and John Lennon are heavy
users of narcotics. Source advised that Rubin and Davis are
apparently at odds with Lennon due to his excessive use ofdrugs, which are referred to in the Vernacular as "Downers".QZ§}_. f,.7
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Source advised that Lennon appears to be radicaiigorientated,
however he docs not give the impression he-is a true re-
volutionis ince he is constantly under the influence of
narcotics'5 -S M _ Jergg Rubin, is a convicted defendent_m- i,_.mii_o_
6? .he so called Conspiracy Seven Trial,
Chicago, Illinois, in the period September,
1969 through February,l970, involving
those persons earlier indicted for
violation of the Federal Anti-Riot Statute.
On Marchi, 1972, Mr. Vincent Schiano, Chief Trial
Attorney, INS, New York City; advised that Lennon and his
wife Yoko Ono on March 6, 1972 were served with an IKS order
to show cause as to why they should not be deported from the
United States as over-stayed visitors. Mr. Schiano advised
that Lennon and his wife are scheduled to appear at LE3, Kev
York City on March 16, 1972 to answer the show cause order.
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UTitle John Winston Lennon
Character Security Matter -
New'Left
Reference is made to New York Letterhead
Memorandum dated and captioned as above.
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are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
infomatiou in the pest.
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Inclosed for information of new York are tso copies of
Alexandria airtel dated 3/31/72 captioned "Ihite Panther Party,
I8 - IPP; CALBEP; IIDII," which contains information from Alexandria
source relating to current activities of subject.
It appears from referenced New York teletype that subject
and wife might be preparing for lengthy delaying tactics to avert
their deportation in the near future. In the interim, very real
possibility exists that subject, as indicated in enclosed airtel,
might engage in activities in U.B.-leading tosard disruption of
Republican National Convention REC!, Ban Diego, B/72, For this I
reason Hes York promptly initiate discreet efforts to locate subject
and remain asare of his activities and movements. Handle inquiries 92 ionly through established sources and discreet pretext inquiries. 92J
Careful attention should be given to reports that subject is heavy
narcotics user and any information developed in this regard should be
furnished to narcotics authorities and immediately furnished to
Bureau in form suitable for dissemination.
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In view oi subject's avowed intention to engage in
edisruptive activities surrounding ENC, Nev York 011109 I111 be
-responsible tor closely following his activities til time oisctual deportation. Afford this matter close eu$§2¬£En6n and
keep Bureau_iu11y advised by most erpeditious neans_uarranted,
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John Lennon, former member or Beatles singing group,
is allegedly in U.S. to assist in organizing disruption of RNC.'
Due to narcotics conviction in England, he is being deported
along with life Yoko Ono. They appeared at Immigration and
Naturalization Service, New York, 3/16/72, tor deportation
proceedings but won delay until_4/18/72 because subject iigbting
narcotics conviction and wife righting custody child case in
U.S. Strong possibility looms that subject will not be deported
any time soon and will probably be in U.S. at least until ENC.
Information developed by Alexandria source that subject continues
to plan activities directed toward ENC and will soon initiate
series oi "rock concerts" to develop financial support with '
first concert to be held Ann Arbor, Michigan, in near tuture.
New York Office covering subject's temporary residence and
being instructed to intensify discreet investigation oi subject to
determine activities vis a vis ENC. '
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Re Detroit airtel to the Bureau dated 3/23/72copy to Miami and San Diego! and Detroit letter to the
Bureau, 3/15/72
For the information of Miami and San Diego, referenced
airtel contained information from Detroit that the White
Panther Party HPP! 15 not a structured organization in that
WPP act1v1ties in several cities throughout the country are
not contingent upon approval of the Detroit Chapter or other
wise. Ca ["72-"" 9
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Chicago RM!Detroiié. $00-36217! RM! Miami R x 100 16553! ép? '// ! / 92/92 so 1353! DEMCON! Q1; 92San D1ego RM! 2 k 3
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- letter who has furnished reliable information in the past -
concerning the WP? and who has been characterized by the Detroit
-Off-iceont41e*basisefinfor4nat-i+onfurnished-as_!a4ompeten1:__li_____
observer and an efficient interviewer who obtained very factual
and significant information" advised as follows:
On 3/26172, to d source that he had been a
recentl conta y
- and who allegedly
had some connec on with the People's Coa on or Peace and
Justice PCPJ! in 1968, and who was said to have taken '
part in planning Youth International Party YIP! demonstrations
at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago- _ _
10 - told source that- related to him that he
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lahad been in contact in the recent past with individuals who
10 were planning disruptive activities directed towards the Re_P11bli¢a11
National Convention in San Diego, California, in August, 1972.
// rF stated that there would be no organized effort
to disrupt t e Democratic National Convention scheduled for _
Miami, Florida, in July, 1972, by this group as the _Dem_ocrats -
3 are currently destroying themselves and will need no assistance
it from anyone to disrupt their own convention. However, _"there .
C; will be a lot of trouble at the Republic National Convention
C in San Diego" and plans are currently being discussed but not _
I imP1emente¢_ as how to best achieve this disruption. 92One of the primary reasons according to-as to why no active efforts
y have been made to implement theseplans is a lack of fundsL at the present time. This group consists, accordingto!
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and YIP have been discredited-in the eyes of "rank and file "
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suchgas,JERRY,RUBIN-have-"becomesself-made-superstarstsandeare---w~=-.
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Ionly interested in obtaining fame and publicity for themselves
rather than in the past stated goals of YIP and other related
grOUp5- ' '
PCPJ and YIP, according t0- _
and the task of Ppickingaup the pieces"
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by WPP leader JOHN SINCLAIR and a former member of the Beatles
singing group, JOHN LENNON. LENNON and SINCLAIR are said to
be working together and devised the following plan to obtain
funds to finance activities against the Republican Convention:Leadership of
is currently fragmented
A series of "rock concerts" featuring big-name
established stars in the musical field as headliners and
backed up with lesser known individuals and groups will be
put on throughout the country. LENNON is said to have the
know-how and the connections to achieve the above. These
performances will provide the main source of funds needed
by LENNON and SINCLAIR to carry out the disruptive tactics
in San Diego, ' -
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- The first such concert, according to source, is to
be held in the ChryslerLArena, Ann Arbor Michigan, in thenear future. This will be, according to "the opening
gun of the campaign." _
Alexandria source again advised that -reminde
him that he desired no direct contact with the Federal Bureau_
of Investigation but would furnisl- information only to him.
Additionally, for the information of the ureag, Alexandriasource still desires an interview with_ Bureau refer
to Alexandria airtel to Director, 3/10/72. . -
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AI cuxcaco, Ittruors. Will obtain background informationon and advise Bureau and interested offices of any .
pertinent information. t
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AI QEQROIT, HlQiCAN._l. Will discreetly ascertain
if a rock concert is scheduled to be held at the Chrysler Arena,
Ann Arbor, in the near future.
2, will attempt to obtain background informationon- and advise Burea and interested offices of pertinent
information developed.
ascertain if
cause
Diego,SINCLAIR and LENNON are involved in attempt to
disruption of the Republican Convention at San
California, in August§.l97z.
4. Will advise Alexandria if any of the above
information in the body of instant communication is verified
in order to assistant Alexandria in directing its source.
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regarding_the above information. _ - .
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ON pPI-TIL EIGHTEEN_INSTANT A REPEESENTPTIUE OF INHIGPPTION AND
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AFTER SUBJECT LEFT INS HE WAS NET BY GROUP OF
SUPPORTERS INCLUDING BOTH RADIO AND TELEVISION AND
OBSERVED BY A REPRESENTATIVE OF EHE FBI LENNON WAS
RELEASE IN WHICH HE INFERRED INS WAS ATTEMPTING TO
TO HIS POLITICAL IDEAS AND PRESENT POLICY OF THE U
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Ir. E. 8. Iiller .
Ir. R. L. Bhackelford
Ir. T. J. Smith Horner!
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Despite hia apparent ineligibility for a ted Btatee
due to'a conviction in London in 1968 for poeeeeai n of ,
drugs, nnon obtained a visa and entered the nited
tee in 1971. During February, 1972, a confidential uroe,
has furniahe reliable information in the past,'adv d thathad contributed $75,000 to a newly organized He §g .!
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E formed to disrupt the Republican Rational Conve o Q Q ~ _ vieae of Lennon and hia wife, Yoko Ono, expired 3%?
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tion Service INS! haa been attempting to depo t
' then. During the Lennona' aoet recent deportation heari g at
INS, New York, New York, on April 18, 1973, their attor y
- - stated that Lennon felt he van being deported due to hia 5 .
gt outspoken reaarka concerning United Btatea policy in Southeast "
Ania. The attorney requeated a delay in order that characte ;
tneeeee could teatify for Lennon, and he then readiinto the
curt record that Lennon had been appointed to the President:
ouncil for Drug abuae Rational Connieeion on Iarijuana andrug Abuse! and to the faculty of Nev YorE_Univer 0 ::" 3.eavY01'k,l|9IY01'k.MK:L92 REC27 /5-D [.@?%/ Rzsrgg-.2- 5 P> A second confidential source, who has furniahed .
eliable information in the past, advised that Lennon-cenf!hG3é'
T _ o be a heavy uaer of narcotics. On April 21, 1972, a third
F26: confidential source in a poeition to furniah reliable infer nation Agg$ - advised that there was no information available indicating that_ ¬Q.
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Iarijunns and Drug Abuse. A fourth coniidential source in a
position to turninh reliable information advised that Lennon
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Honorable H. B. Hnldennn, Assistant to the President, at The
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furnished to the Department oi State and INS on a regular
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gqqpite his apparent ineligibility for a United States
a conviction in London in .1968 tor possession of
, Lennon obtained a visa and entered the United
B atee in in; February, 1972, s condential source, -has iurnishe liable iniorsstion in the past, advised thatdue
dangerous
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The vipan oi Lennon and his wife, Yoko Ono, expired on
February 29, 1972, and since that tine Issigration and "t "=
Iaturalization Bernice II8! has been attespting to deport -
then. During the Lennonn soot recent deportation hearing at .
IIS, Iesiiork, loo fork, on April 18, 1972, their attorney
stated that Lennon felt he use being deported due to his
outspoken remarks concerning United States policy in Southeast
Ania. fe attorney requested a delay in order that character
witnesses could testify tor Lennon, and be then read into the
court record that Lennon had been appointed to the President's
Council for Drug Abune Iational Commission on larijuana and
Drug Abuse! and to th faculty or lea York University, ___
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A second coniidential eorce, who baa iurniahed
reliable information in the pant, advised that Lennon continual
to be a heavy user of narcotics. On April 21, 1973, a third
ni___iicon1identia1_aonrna_in_a_poaition_towinrniah_reliahl9 inigrnation
advined that there vaa no intornatio available indicating that
Lennon baa bee appointed to tho Kational Commission on
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position to turniah reliable inrornation advised that Lennon
baa been otterod a teaching pooition at New York Univeraitytor the Sunor of 1972.j§§} UJ
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This information in also being furnished to the
Acting Attorney General. Pertinent iniornation concerning
Lennon ia being tarnished to the Department of State and IN!
on n regular basin.v
Sincerely yours,
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conviction in London in 1968 for possession of dangerous drugs
marijuana! 1 was allowed to re-enter U.S. during 1971 on visitors
visa due to unexplained intervention by Stateepartlnent with __,____
Immigration and Naturalization Service INS!. Visas of Lennon __w
and wife Yoko Ono expired 2-29-72 and since that time INS has
been attempting to deport the Lennons. '
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3-15-72. aOn.3-16-72 Lennons appeared at INS, New York City, for
deportation proceedings and, through their attorney, won delay
of hearings based on subject's attempt to fight narcotics
conviction-in England and wife's attempt to regain custody of
child who.-is now living in U,s, on 4-13-72 Lennon gainappeared at INS, New York City, during mic;Zp yo .0. - -;00i-469910 4 :s7 4/0 0 - y;/bglf ., . c 4-9-42: - - e.-__ ' " .. com1nunT>_'o'92F1i-"_'hh5/77
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commented that subject felt he was being deported due to his
outspoken remarks regarding U.S, policy in Southeast Asia.
Attorney requested delay so charactergyitnessgs_cnnld_be s:;__
*rintroduced to'testify on'behalf'o£ subject. Attorney also
read into court record fact subject had been appointed to the
President's Council for Drug Abuse, correct name National
Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse NCHDA!, and to the
faculty of New York University, New York City. As a result of
these revelations, INS set new hearing date for 5-2-72, and
Lennons left INS to be met by throng of supporters and news
media reporters who listened to subject's press release
implying he was being deported due to his political ideas and
policy of the U.S. Government to deport aliens who speak out
against the Administration.
OBSERVATIONS:
Irony of subject being appointed to President's Council
for Drug Abuse, if true, is overwhelming since subject is currently
reported heavy user of narcotics and frequently avoided by even
Rennie Davis and Jerry Rubin, convicted Chicago Seven Conspiracy
trial defendants, due to his excessive use of narcotics. New York
City Police Department currently attempting to develop enough
information to arrest both Lennons for narcotics use. UFO hascontacted NCHDA under pretext and determined no information
available indicating subject has been appointed to NCIDA.
New York Office has confirmed that Lennon has been offered
teaching position at New York University for Summer of 1972.
In view of successful delaying tactics todate, there exists real
possibility that subject will not be deported from U,S, in near
future and possibly not prior to Republican National Convention,
Subjects activities being closely followed and anyiih2ornatfonr""
developed indicating violation of Federal laws will be immediately
furnished to pertinent agencies in effort to neutralize any
disruptive activities.of subject. Information developed to date
has been furnished as received to INS and State Department, _
Information has also been furnished Internal Security Division
of the Department.
ACTION: = .
Attached_for approval are letters to Honorable H. R.
Haldeman at The White House and Acting Attorney General with copies
to the Bepuiy 5 -a ; Attorney General and Assistant Attorney
General, Internal Security Division, containing information
concerning Henson.
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stated that Lennon's narcotics conviction
in England is not likely to be overturned
It stated a iarge voiume of mail is being
received from both supporters and non-
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Lindsay has publicly requested INS stop th
deportation proceedings as Lennons are
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John Lennon and his wife, Yoko Ono, are in the U.§.k§pd that Lennon is the major
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Strategy Information Center EYSIC! which
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»5/17/72 in New York City. INS planning to _
utilize two key points during the hearing 1- ias follows: ! establish claims by the
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out, conoznntuo CHILD custoot CASE OF KYOKO cox, son
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LENNONS CLAIM NATURAL FATHER ABDUCTED son SHORTLY AFT R_ REC-33 /60... %_?<? /A
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PARTY TO KEEPING CHILD HIDDEN AS TOOL OF DELAYING DEPORTATION
HEARINGS. IF FACT ESTABLISHED, INS HILL FO ON PERJURY
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BUREAU FULLY AIARE PROGRESS OP NEI YORK OFFICE IN DEVELOPING
EXCELLENT COVERAGE SUB-1'ECT'B ACTIVITIES, HOIEVER, ASPECTS INVESTI-
GATION RELATING ID 3UBJ'ECT'B APPEARANCE AT INS EEARIIKES 1ND POSSIBLE
_ 1 PER-TURY INVOLVED IN FALSE STATEHENTS IADE BY SUBJECT STRICTLY. _:qr ,
- RESPONSIBILITY OP INS. INFORMATION DEVELOPED BY NEI BE
IMMEDIATELY, Ir nor ALREADY, nmrnsnzsn no ms." ALL-_SUB_SEQUENTINFORMATION nxvsmpxn nxmmnxm SU'BJ'EC'I"S vxoLAf1'toi¢s 'or r:n1:P%,1.A1~zn/
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Oaofl ohild by to:-nor an-riago who III roportflhlaotod by
natural tathor Anthony Oox. III York iowoloyod information that
ibanoao aotaaily 'llII ohiii iiénion it ooriaia in ions ton
Bivioioa for porpooo oi dolayiag doportation. IE oo-looting
tiling pox-Jory ahargoo ogaint Inaaooo it intonation oar: ho
ootabliahod thoy tn-aiahod talao into:-aatioa daring hearing. In
York haa aot u-goat load for Boston Diviaioa to attonyt to locate
0ao'o child and attoapt to ootablioh it prion hoping ohild is
in oontaot with Lonaooa. latoal location of 0no'o chill aad
oohooqooat pr-ooooatioa tor pi-Jory in this iaotaaoo ia roaponaihility
ot IIS and Boston boil: introotod to dilrogard load omopt
ooort pa-oooodinp, aotivo ilvootigatioa by IBI in this aroa oould .
roaalt in FBI Lgonta tootiiyiag which would not ho in krona:boot iatoroat aad ooald rooult in ooaaidorablo advoroo pablicityjgi
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SCHIANO also advised t
requesting INS to place the subj
pending the outcome of their dep
to restrict their travel. He ha
that the LENNONs are planning a
during the Conventions and that
held in front of the Convention
The above informationof ossibility may cname should be appropriat
_ 9*-hat he has considered
ect and YOKO ONO on bond
ortation proceedings and
s received information
large rock concert in Miami
the rock concert was to be
Hall.
is being furnished in view
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' L-v 92i Re Rev York eirtel to the Bureau dated 5/25/72,
under first caption above.
New York eirtel indicated information was received
from VINCENT SCHIANO, Chief Trial Attorney, INS, New York
City, on 5/25/I2, to the effect that he had received infor-
mation that subject IEHNON and his wife, YG<0 ONO, are - e
pie:-.nin<',' e large rock mneert in 2-Lieu-.i during the eenvntione
and that the rock concert was to be held in front of the -'
convention hall.
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will re-contact Attorney SZHIANO for lource and
accuracy of above information. law York thereafter requested
to place this information in LEM form under caption Demonstrations
at Democratic and Republican Rational Conventions.
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dated 6/5/72, -
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1 copies tor Miami, of an LI-[M dated and captioned as above. i,' -1-
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_ formation should be emphasized to leeal Law Enforcement -' n
-' Agencies covering MIREP, with regards to subject being
; I arrested if at all possible on possession of narcoticsM Qacharge .
t_ -- Local 1. o has very loose case in ET! for de-ort1ng subgect on narcotics charge involving 1968 arrest.'4'
in England.
INS has stressed to Bureau that if LENNON were n
to be arrested in US for possession of narcotics he wouldecome more likely to be immediately deortable. I
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V Captioned LHM is classified "Confidential" because___loL1..-i i-ns_1n iumBhe¢byECon£MentiaLSmmL49 hrough who are of continuing valu? the un-orized disc soure of which information would nd to identify
them and thus be prejudicial to the naticml defense interest ofthe US.
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1» On January 21 1972 %advised a group of319 individuals calling themselves th Allamuchz Tribe were gizgli;f n Repiy. Phase Refer I0
Fill N0.' .'C'U'N!'£!!!!¥l% ' .
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umrsn scmrrs DEPAR'IM-ENT or JUSTICE
- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTiGA'IION _
ew fork, New Yci-k
July 27, 1972
-gu_;',U_, _ -8Julianna: --~~°-' ._
,0?! E-"37-331."; 2 John Winston Lennon 1* "Mr=11 .m_.___-
to open an office in New York City ithin t e next tweeks. The le ders of §l_1_e tribe wer§_B_em1ar_d,_C_ordo%:a92_{i$and .$F§_!&Tlf_CX. A1._b8.I1l'-[';{ ||F?"*!,Mc " '. E /wll
music group reportedl donated $75,000 dollars to the tribeI
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Lennon, who was formerly associated with the Beatles
The main purpose oi the group was to coordinate New Let !»1ove- -
ment activities durin this ele t ' g c ion year to culminate with
demonstrat' t h ' ' '
August, 1972.
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21:2: =~.-- -1 Z - _,ll-FCIII I 1- .4.2,.ZJRennard C_ordo_nMpav_is is a convicted '
defendant of the so-called ConspiracySeven Trial, at Chicago, Illinois, in .""'~ H. "£7
the period September, 1969 through CF-.' q!February, 1970, unvolving those persorgs-,'.-"'earlier indicted for violation of the iv 4;" '
Federal Anti-Riot Laws. 9*
Stewart Albert - on April 25, iasgw
I adv:|.'sed tHat Ilbert was arrested on Apri
1966, at Berldey, California along with other
members of the Progressive Labor Party PLP!
while demonstrating in front of the Berkeley
City Hall. _| /ad/A .|necrbz rzznnr - V _
on 7 ~ -9 me 5
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I .E . _d ILL mronmi éiiiiigfcig].OTl% t e Republican Na.tlOB.]. Convention during 3A 92
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John Winston Lennon
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'1?'IIhe__PLPe was £ounded+in_196-2_by_i-nd i-vidua ls-i--i
expelled from the Communist Party, USA,
for following the Chinese communist line.
Its objective is the establishment of e
militant working class movement based onMarxism-Leninism and HAO Tse-tung thouflé.
Lén March 10, 1972, the first source a vised that
the Allarnucny Tribe which had changed its name to the
Election Year Strategy Information Center had ceased
functioning.
MDuring[February 1972 uagvitsed that RennardDavis, Stewart Albert, and JohnLennon are heavy users of
narcotics. Source advised that Davis is_apparent1y at oddswith Lennon due to Lennon's excessive use of drugs.{£¬§fAY
On May 17, ., Mr. Vincent Schiano, Chief Trial
Attorney, Immigration and Naturalization Service INS!, New
York City advised d1at Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono appeared
at INS Headquarters in New York City on that date for the
purpose of deportation hearings. INS maintains that Lennon
is deportable from the United States due to his failure to
"timely renew his visitors visa", which expired during
February, 1972, and in particular, his 1968 Narcotics con-
viction in England.
_ On July 27, 1972, Mr. Anthony DiVito, Attorney,
INS, New York City advised that INS is still in the exc ange
of briefs stage with Lennon's Attorney and no definite de-
cision has been reached as to when Lennon will be deported.
Attached is a memorandum, including descriptive
data and photograph of Lennon.
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John Winston Lennon '
John Winston Lennon, a former member of the Beatles Rock
Music Group is presently the subject of deportation hearing by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Name: John Winston Lennon
Race: White
Date of Birth: October 9, 1940
Place of Birth: Liverpool, England
Hair: Brown to Blond
Weight: 160 pounds
Height: Approximately six feet
Build: Slender
Nationality: English
United States 105 Bank Street .
Residence: New York City
Arrest Record: 1968 Narcotics Arrest, in
England for Possession of
Dangerous Drugs Cannabis!
Pled Guilty
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Chamcter 'Securiey Matter - Revolutionary
Reference Activityis made to letterhead memorandum,
dated uzd captioned as above at New York.
AJJ. sources except any listed below! whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
ixaformation in the past.
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AIRTEL
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* ' JOHN wxnsron NNON I :92 SM-RA 0: NEW YORK! A, - ;_ I/92 r /_1 1 HIREP {
Re Miami eirtel to Bureau, 6/5/72,
The New York Office is requested to furnish
any results regarding the information set forth in referenced 92
airtel obtained to date to the Bureau and Miami in a form .
suitable for dissemination under caption "DemonstrationsAt Democratic and Republican Natinal Conventions" wit:L///a copy for Miami file 100-16733, '
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Referenced comunications Pet forth background
in view of MIREP activities information as requested by Miami
in that city, August 21-2b, 1972.
Case Agent traveled to
Weatherman Task Group WTG!. The
by the case agent and based on in
believed that the subject did not
Republican National Convention as
On August 28, 1972, Mr.
Trial Attorney, INS, NYC, advised
has come to his attention to indicate the subject
traveled to Miami.
For the past several months there has been no
information received to indicate that the subject is
active in the New Left.
Q
E92b '°Miami as a member of the'
subject was not observed
formant coverage it is
travel to Miami for the
he had previously planned.
VINCENT SCHIANO, Chief
thatro information
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UNITED STATES G' ERNMEN"I I r-92,. "_114ém0randum
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sn - REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES
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Re New York airtel and LHM to Miami, 7/27/72.
Copies of referenced LHM were disseminated to
the Miami Beach Police Department in connection with
the dissemination program in the MIDEM case. The Miami
Beach Police Department and other local authorities -
have furnishedégopinformationz to__i_ngi_i_ga_te_the presence
of the subject in Miami Beach, Florida, at any time
during the summer oi l9?2,
The following informants were alerted con-
cerning the subject but were unable to furnish in-formation wh ch would indic te h resegc in MiamiBeach: {£535
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I On s/22/72 and s/23/12 approximately 1,200
individuals were arrested in Miami Beach by local authorities
- during protest demonstrations against the Republican
National Convention. The records relating to these arrests
were photographed by the Miami Office and the film is
currently being processed by the FBI Laboratory, Whenlit! the arrest records become available, they will be reviewed E Q
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I'M a*5 <5!,- £X:117r h-.q@~:-" ~ ~
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Re Miami letter to Bureau, 9-28-72.
A review of records relating to the individuals
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connection with protest demonstrations against the Republican
Rational Convention,£ai1ed to reflect that the subject was
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International Committee For John and Yoko
On December 8, 1972, Mr. Vincent Schiano, Chief
Trial Attorney, Immigration and Naturalization Service INS!,
20 West Broadway, New York City, New York, advised a
representative of the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI!
that the "International Gommittee for John and Yoko," has
been established to campaign for John Winston Lennon and
Yoko Ono Lennon who are currently appealing their depnetation/fase in the United States.
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_92February 29, 1972.
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use Post Office Box 693 Radio City Station, New York City.
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deportation is still being appealed by their attorney.
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Revolutionary Type Activities in the New York City area
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in which he deplores the fact that some potential and actual
__ supporters of the People's Party have decided to support McGovern's5;; candidacy. L0}-IELL spends some time discussing the captioned
3 organization and its having united with the Youth International
- Party and deplores the fact--that"A.BBIE HOFFMAN, JERRY RUBIN, JOHN LT-= SIIiCLAI 'n, FLA}-iG@GN"and the entire Rainbow Feopleis ?art_'y' ofMichigan have come out in_support of George McGovern s candidacy . ."' te t d i set out in xeroxel 'IOUNG's article appeai-a_to be of in res an sorm as the following four pages of instant letter.. Q arc!-A55 °" ,..-- i§'r§§u1$§;s> 5* F :E? - 1oo=u1§E91o;R§.I.P.! _,92_ 63- //=76 Wis? R _ __-Q-II""""' 6
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5 TIME OF-T TR|A_t__ EQR THE F__EOFl,EZ'S PARTY
By Lowell Young . _
"My candidacy is the only way to avoid a fourth party on the
left in 1972. " George McGovern -
The George McGovern candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for President has been transformed from an invisible
campaign supported by only a faithful few into a lavishly
financed campaign of a front-runner. From the beginning,
McGovern's campaign has been an attempt to coopt a fourth
party on the leftby adopting the lefts issues and rhetoric as
his own. l-lis initial strong stands in opposition to the war
and in favor of amnesty for all draft evaders and exiles,
legalization of marijuana,abortion on demand, and the shifting
of the burden oftaxation from the poor and the working class
onto the shoulders of the super-rich and the corporations
were all designed to rally all possible fourth party consti-
tuents to his cause. And, for the moment, he has partially
succeeded.éecently, Abbiéfl;-92i_offman, Jerryliubin, Johignclair, Genl.lamoljdgn, and the entire Rainbov:/"People's Pa ty of Michigan
havecome out in support of George McGo924ern's candidacy.
Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin founded the Youth interna-
tional F-arty_ YlF! in early 1967. Their perfection of the use
of guerrilla theater was designed to gain media attention in
order to try to educate the American people about the hypo-
crisy of the present system. i
To strengthen their organization and broaden their base of
support, they united YIP with the Michigan based White Pan-
ther Party. The White Panther Party was founded by John
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never came to be due to the different forms of oppression the
differentconstituencies ofthe Black and White Panther Par-
ties are subjected to. Black people are oppressed racially
and materially; so the ten-pointprogramof the Black Panther
Party related tothoseforms ofpolitical oppression by making
political demands for "land, bread, housing, clothing, edu-
cation, justice, and peace. " The white people Sinclair and
Plamondon were attempting to organize were primarily cul-
tureot-iented; so the ten-pointprogram of the White Panther
Party related primarily to their cultural oppression by de-
manding an open society where free dope, free sex, and free
rock music abounded. They did make political references as
well, the principle ones being the right of armed se|fdefense
and complete support for the tenpoint program of the Black
Panther Party.!
While their followers were primarity culturally oriented,
Sinclair and Plamondon were themselves very political. They
were thought to believe that the perverted system of values in
this country was a direct outgrowth of the undemocratic pol-
itical system and the competitive economic system. By prim-
arily relating to their followers cultural oppression now,
they supposedlyhoped to educate them to the system's role in
that oppression later. They were therefore viewed as very
dangerous by the power structure and were moved against.
Plamondon was framed one charge of attempting to b!ow-up a
Federal Building in Ann Arbor and is st-ill in jail today.
Sinclair was given a ten year jail sentence for possessing
two joints and wasn't released until early this Spring.
The Rainbow People's Party was founded by Sinclair as the
successor to the White Panther Party. It concentrated its
efforts on local community organizing in the Ann Arbor area
andlinked-upwiththe state-wide Human Rights Party. F-'ive
Rainbow candidates, including "Pun" Plamondon's wife Genie,
ran for Ann Arbor city council seats in April under the Hu-
man Rights Party banner. Part of the agreement between the
two parties was that neither would support any Democratic
candidates.' But, two weeks after two of their candidates
gotelected, Sinclair, Genie Plamondon, and therest of the
Rainbow Party broke the agreement and announced their sup-
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Baez and .Johi'}~_l__.ennon have also come out in support Of Mc-'
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provide the party with much needed economic assistance,
never came across with a cent and at the May lth Moratorium
rally in New York City announced his support for George
McGovern.
The defections by potential members and, worse yet, by
peoplewithin the party itself, makes this a period of extreme
darkness for the People's Party. But, that proverbial light
at the end of the tunnel is coming into view; and the reason is
George McGovern himself.
As his chances of getting the nomination have become better
McGovern has found itnecessary to broaden his base of sup
port by moving to the right. He is making an attempt to win
over the reactionary labor leaders currently in the Humphrey
camp. He is talking more about the economic issues relevant
to George Wallacels alienated constituency than about the
political or cultural issues relevant to his own alienated
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bill on the floor of the Senate calling for Statehood for the
Colony of Columbia, but at the last moment changed his mind,
much to the embarrassment and anger of Julius obson and
theQ,_C_. StatehoodParty. He initially agFE'é'd to r'5n a slate
ofdelegates in Chicago as a challenge to Mayor Daley in the
Illinois Primary, but, after a twenty minute talk in the Mayor's
office, agreed not to challenge Daley, much to the chagrin
of his Chicago supoorters. During the recent Nebraska bri-
mary, McGovern was accused of harboring "radical" views
regarding the issues of marijuana, amnesty, and abortion.
He immediately changed his previously stated positions. Now,
he is opposed to the legalization of marijuana, says that
abortion is a matter for the states to deal with, andthat all
draft evading cases should be dealt with on an individual
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understandingofthe -true nature of this society and the ruling
system responsible for the current oppressive conditions.
We in the Peopleis Party have a general understanding of
the problem, but by no means do we possess a specific or a
clearly thought out understanding to the point that we can
serve as that force which_ will educate and awaken the un-
conscious and mislead by McGovern on down} masses of the
American people.
In order to develop that specific and clearly thought out un-
derstanding, we must turn our energies inward i. e. , con-
centrate on educatingthose of us already committed to build-
ing the.People's Party so that we can begin to make crystal
clear the differences between what we must advocate and the
"New Popul ism"of George McGovern and the leftwing of the
Democratic Party. They advocate reforming the present
capitalist system; we must advocate _replacing the present
capitalist systemwith Social ism. But, _in_or_der_ to_tal_l-<_ about
Socialism to others, we must first hav_e__;i_i___C0l'rlpiele under-
st_and_in¢t_of Socialism ourselves.
Our attempts atrecruitment should center upon those groups
and individuals politically educated enough to contribute to
this period of internal development. This doesn't mean that
we should be closed to those who through their own bitter
experience decide that they should join the party. in the im-
mediate future, as McGovern's move to the right - and thus
his duplicitybec0mes more blatant, the People's F-arty can
expect an influx of McGo92/ernls more radical supporters,
including, hopefully,-aJ92l_those mentioned above. The doors
should and Li be open to them. .
The further one looks into the future the brighter that light
at the end of the darkness becomes. If McGovern gets the
nomination, wins the election, and then proceeds to carry on
-Johnson's and Nixon's policies since he can't do any dif-
ferent because of the nature of the system!; then for many
millions of the American people that will be it. They will
be through with the Democratic Party and the capitalist sys-
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200 Bloomfield Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut, advised on January
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university campus center to the administration building on January
9, 1969.b7c.
The march was to denensirate the pretest of the students
over the suspension of the campus newspaper, "The UH News,
Liberated Press." The press was suspended by Dean of Student
Relations, EUGENE T; SWEENEY, on Wednesday, January 8, 1969, after
publication of nude photographs. front and back, of Beatle JOHN ! Z QEHHOH holding hands with his girlfriend YOKO!g:?. =' j
advised no march took place
rally concerning the issue was held in the
9, 1969. Present at this rally were about
faculty members. Both the students and faculty asked and answered
questions concerning the suspension and other matters which they
felt should be aired at this time.but a standing room only
campus center on January
200 students and five -
The faculty felt that guidehnes should be drawn for
journalistic good taste, but the students refused to agree to
this. When the authorities stated that no more money was to be
allocated for the publication of the paper, the students stated
they had been given $2,000 previously from student government
funds and additional papers would be printed.
A suggestion was made for a poll to be taken of students,
faculty, and alumni concerning the paper, but the faculty did not
agree with this.
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PROPERTY OF TTTE FBI
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House oi Representatives
Washington, D. C. 20515
My dear Congressman:
I have received your communication dated March 5, 1969,along with its enclosure a letter to you dated January 31, 1969,"°=>_ 510
A representative oi the Department oi Justice has advisedthat he is iamiliar with the photograph contained on the cover of analbum by John Lennon. He stated that no violation with regard toobscenity exists concerning this photograph as it does not meet thecriteria oi obscenity irom a legal standpoint.
Your brin n this to my attention is indeed appreciated.1 am returning letter to you as requested.
92 b7c' Sincerely yours,. 7 /"1 J 'MA|LED 3 3'. Edgar Hoover
MAR 1 U 1959
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PROPOSED LEGISLATION PROHIBITING I
THE DISSEMINATION or oescENE MATERIAL
To MINORS 0 ___
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.- By letter dated March 17th, Congressman Bennett sent a
copy 5171, which is legislation he has introduced to prohibit the
disseminationof obscene material to minors. Congressman Bennett
pointed out that his bill is patterned after a New York State statute which
has been upheld by the Supreme Court. He also sent a copy of two other
identical bills, H. R. 6186 and H. R. 7167. In his letter, Congressman
Bennett requested "any information you can provide me to back up this
bill. " By letter of March 18th, Congressman Bennett followed up his
previous letter a request for "evidence. " which would show that
the rise in crime or the rise of sex crimes is attributable to pornography.
He also asked if we can show that a substantial number of criminals have
been exposed to pornography. He also asked if we know of any articles , ,
or research which would demonstrate a clear need for such a law as he proposes. Q
We have had cordial relations with Congressman Bennett
over the past several years.
RECQMNIENDATIQN:
That the Director restrict our assistance in this matter to
provide Congressman Bennett with appropriate reprint material, and that
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eurveillence lnrornhtion to eoooroanoe Iith epeoitlo quoetione
let forth in the encloeed nenorendun.
Conduct oheok in order to enever epeoitio questions
ln enclosed neaornndun end Crteinnl Division eenorendun,4/16/69, turniehed field l/I/69. [e{2nnerore to oorreeponQ
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Henry B. Petersen
Alsistant Attorney General@lli11.5l Difilion 7 /
In re John Winston Ono Lennon
goard of_ Inzigration Agpealanaeaarmswr or jU5'1iCE,
DA"_§eptaaber 1 9_ 1973
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The individual named on the attached list is the lubject oi
a deportation proceeding before the Board of Imniigration Appeals
scheduled for October 29, 1973, at 2:00 p.m.
Would you please supp]; us with electronic surveillance
information pertaining to the individual named on the attached
list, following the form act forth in our nemaranduan to you
dated ap:-11 16, 1969.
In addition, should your files reveal that the individual
or the premises in vhich he had a proprietary interest vere
subjected to electronic mrveillance, we vo-uld appreciate you '_
irnishing Mr. Robert P. Heidner, Government Regulations Seeti
Criminal Division, with the following:
l. Logs disclosing the conversation of the indivimal
and logs of aw of the praises in which the
individual is or was the ovner, laaaee, or
licensee.an 1 H?
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2. Arqr airtels which expand or summarize the portiona
oi the lo-gs disclosed unless fully reflected in the
logs themselves.
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3. Any nemoranda, including report: to the Department
. of Justice, which expand or nmzmarize the portions
electronic Iurveillance.
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It is also requested that you advise us whether the indivi dalhas been subjected to any lawful electronic surveillance, including
Inch illcurve ance where one of the parties may have consented to the
Iurveillance, as well as auch surveillance conducted pursuant to the
proviliona of Title III of Public Lav 90-351-
If your record: indicate that the individual has used name:
other than that given, please check your electronic surveillance
indicea vith respect to the additional naes.
Attachment
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Fife:
Entry:
Present Addreel:
Prior Addrelaz
Aliaeen:
Bite Of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Citizenship:
Employment:
Last Place of Employment
Attorney:
Proceeding Date:John Winston Chiibennon
Alien Citizen of Jupen, age 50
Entered. u.s. n. In York 8/13/71
Ihkotl House, Centrtl Perk Uert,
Iev York City molt recent!
105 Bank Btreet
Iev York City
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Home Known
October 9, who
Liverpool, England
English Citizen
Entertainer
Leon Uildes
515 Hndilon
Iev York, Nev York 10022
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REBUAIRTEL TO NEW YSRK, 9-19-73.
THE SPECIAL IIJITICEE OE THE HYC ATID CO°.°IEFF"Z:3I7IL EECORDS
92ERE REVIEWED IN ACCOQDAHCE WITH CFINIHLL DIVISICK Z0RAHDUN
DATED 4-16-69, CCNCEPHIKG CAFTIOHEE INPIUIDUAL, UITH THE FCLLO
RESULTS: ' -
C-F! HOT APPLICABLE
SUCH A REVIEW FAILED TO INDICATE THAT LENNCN OR PREMISES
IN WHICH HE HAD PROPRIETARY INTEREST HAVE BEE¬'SY%QECTED T0 ANY
LAWFUL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE.
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Reference is .made to your rnemorand1_.1rn dated apiuhr ii.
1973, I:lP=J1-l_:I:P'Iiea, 89-:1--III, requesting aloctroaie larval].-
lanoa taro:-aatioa on aaptionad tadivsdual.
On the basis of identifying data provided by the Department
concerning captioned individua1 §l. a review has been made oi appro-
priate records. He was! ! not the subject! of a direct
electronic surveillance nor were any oi his! ! conversations
monitored by an electronic device bf the FBI. Further, this Bureau did
not maintain any electronic surveillance on premises which were km-vnto have been owned, leased, or licensed by the above individual!.
It is suggested that other Federal investigative agencies be
contacted to determine ii they had coverage of the subject §!.
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Dear Sir:
Attached is a copy of a lettgdated larch 18,
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of Toronto 0 ' , were engaged as -advertie ng and expeditingco-ordinators for zromotion of the "festival". The llosport
location for the festival" was recently vetoed by the Ontario
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Dear Sir:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter
dated March 18, 1970 concerning the lobbying of a youth =
delegation under the auspices of "Peace Station Network"
of l2O Avenue Bead, Terente 5, Ontario fer the purpose of
having WJNL broadcast 5-minute "peace" programs.
We regret that we are unable to supply you
with the-information which you requested, as government
policy requires us to liase with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation in matters related to enquiries of this
nature. We therefore suggest yeu redirect your enquiry
to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Yours truly,
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Avenue Road, Toronto S, Ontario, Canada to narticinate in anet"crk of stations broadcasting 5-minute "neece" nrograms.
On a telenhone listener oninion nrogram on VJWL, I reai the
oronosal, tten solicited listener resnonse to the question of
whether WJWL should or should not air the "neace" nrograms. '
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avise the Peace Qtation Netvork to remove WJWL and our RM *~~~q*
affiliate, Uig from their nailing lists. I A901I was suhsequently annroeched hy a youth delegation with tat? ,__ 'iticn in'han cleininr the station was unfair in refusal f "I'*hUEx
time. We were ahrozating the constitutonally zuarantee 5f" *~#-_
freeéon of exwression. I tried to exnlain that this was a
Canaoian o*aa:izaton, with no claim to any U.S. rights, Notneisatisfied, t?e? claimed it we: "their right to hear" that I 92929292res infringing on. E11, to heui off any nrolonpeo éetate, T 929292
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wake a final judtewent. '
The n rnose of t?is lette is not to solicit rny nrcgram recom-
mendation fron your organization. It is rather, to ascertain if
the Roral Canadian Hounted olice ha1 any information Whih may
she some light on the Peace Qtatinn Hetvork. I would like to
kiow wto the offioere are; whet their nrnoes are; tow they are
£nanced; ané why the;Canaen base. I have my susnicions-
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Fecision may he.
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ELECTION YEAR STRATEGY INFORMATION CENTER EYSIC!
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Operating under the cumbersome title of Election Year
Strategy Information Center is a new organization which has been
formed to direct New Left protest activities during the 1972
election year, with these efforts geared to culminate in massive
demonstrations at the Republican National Convention in San Diego
in August. Before finally settling on this name, EYSIC was known
both as the Allamuchy Tribe and the International News Service,
names which some members of the group still occasionally use.
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protest: Rennie Davis, Jerry Rubin, Stewart Albert, and JayCraven. [ L@ -
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group is controlled by JOHN LENNON, RENNIE DAVIS and JERRY
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on February 22, 1972, Jerry Rubin appeared on the
Mike Douglas Television Show which was aired on Channel II,
Columbia Broadcasting System, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
John Lennon, formerly with the Beatles musical group, and his
wife were co-hosts on this show. This program was tape
recorded and pertinent statements made by Rubin are included
in this memorandum.
Mike Douglas introduced Jerry Rubin stating his
feelings were quite negative concerning Rubin but that John
Lennon wanted him on the show. .
John Lennon stated that Rubin was not at all like
his image as he and his wife were not like their image.
He stated he found something in Rubin that was artistic.
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Rubin stated, "Glad you asked that! we're going to
support Nixon for President, because by going to China he is
furthering communist revolution-throughout the world, and also
encouraging communism at home. Anything to get electedl Even
though it's not appreciated by the right wing, it's appreciated
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create a situation where four kids can be killed at Kent State
and people are afraid. The atmosphere of the country is one of
his debts. I think the administration did this, and he is the
symbol of it. And so I'm working very hard with people all over
the country to defeat Nixon."
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when questioned about the "Movement," Rubin stated
that the way the movement has changed is the pressure is so
heavy that if anybody does anything, gets arrested, jailed,
killed, that people are very pessimistic."
Douglas stated he had heard that Rubin was against drugs
and this was the reason he was in favor of having him on the
program. Rubin stated he was not against drugs but against heroir
Rubin stated, "the police are the protectors of the heroin trade,
and heroin is used against Black people and against some white
people right now, as a killer drug. Too many young kids are takir
downers and heroin, because they see no future for themselves
in this country, they see no hope in changing the country, they
see no decent life in which they can be creative and express =
themselves, so they shoot into their veins and take a pill. And
that's the society's fault, as it offers no alternative. As a
revolutionary movement, we've got to give an alternative."
L when questioned about voting, Rubin stated that all
young people should vote as a block, just like women should vote e
a block. "we've got to get Nixon out of the White House because
we've got to stop the automated war in Vietnam. It's power if we
vote together. we shouldn't vote for any candidate that doesn't
automatically withdraw everything from Vietnam. And we ought to
go to both Conventions in Miami and San Diego and non-violently
make our presence felt~and stand on the issues. If we do anything
any other way, we'll be killed."
when questioned as to what he thinks is right in this
country, Rubin stated that what's right is the fact that there
are people in the country who want to change it. He stated that
what he thought was beautiful about it, is that the children of
America want to change the country and are going to. _
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advised that a group headed by
also known as Rennie Davis, is
planning for disruption at the
Convention ENC! to be held in- iv.
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BERNARD GORDON DAVIS,
in its first phase of
Republican National
San Diego California, from August 21 August 23, 1972. According to this,
source DAVIS and other associates from the People'sCoalition tor Peace and Justice PCPJ! recently moved
.from Washington, D. C. to New York City.
BERNARD CORDON DAVIS is a convicted
defendant of the so-called Conspiracy 7
Trial, Chicago Illinois, in the periodSeptember, 1969 - February, 1970, involving
those persons earlier indicted for violation
of the Federal Anti-Riot Statute.
M PCPJ in a press release dated March 1,
1971, described itself as being head-
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are using massive civil disobedience
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According to this source the plans for San Diegoinclude rock concerts featuring Joan LENNON, formerly of
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dates have been reportedly been arranged in Florida and
New Hampshire and the concerts will include speeches by
JERRY RUBIN and RENNIE DAVIS, along with LENNON who will
urge the audience to a! register to vote; b! work for
the legalization of marijuana; and c! get to San Diego
for the GOP Convention.
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of JOHN LENNON at this time. While this source indicates
LENNON may be coming to San Diego, other indications are r
that he will perform along the East Coast only and contribute
a portion of his proceeds to the San Diego Convention
Coalition.
JERRY RUBIN is a convicted defendant of
the_socalled Conspiracy 7 Trial, Chicago,Illinois, in the period of September, 19oa -
February 1970, involving those personsearlier indicted for violation of the Federal
Anti-Riot Statute.
. BDCC is a group comprised of representatives
of various radical groups in San Diego,
California, which was formed for active
orposition to the United States Governmentthrough "serious, determined, and long
term social upheaval."
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in Ban Diego regarding proposed activities of a group
*n '*""headedby RENNIEDAVISend~includingJOHN-LENHONrinrconnection_with the RNC but no specific information has been received
regarding any such activities under the name of Election
Year Strategy Information Center EYSI or Youth Election eStrategy, also known as Project "Yes." __
EYSIC is a group formed-from meetings held
at the Peter Stuyvesant Farm, Allamuchy,
New Jersey, during December, 1971. The group
is headed by REHHIE DAVIS and was organized
for the purpose of directing New Left activities
during the election year and to culminate,
with demonstrations at the 1972 REC. On
January 28, 1972, the group changed its name
from Allamuchy Tribe to EYSIC.
Youth Election Strategy, also known as
Project "Yes," is the video-tape arm
of EYSIC which will eventually attempt
to purchase the Lib§;at;on Negp Seggige in
New York City. hnis group is controlledbEBJ0HN LENNON, RENNIE DAVIS, and JERRYR IN, who are also key figures in EISIC.
They will make the contacts for video tapes,
films, special events, and entertainers to
raise money for the group to finance demon-- strations in opposition to the RRC.j% pJ
V L1bere;1gpWNegg_S§rg;ge LNS! publishes news
packets in New York City on a weekly basis
-and the packets are sold to radical New Left
underground newspapers.
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nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the
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Information contained in this LEM has been made
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reliable information in the past, advised that a group of
.individuals calling themselves thesllamuchy Tribe, met at
the Peter Stuyvesant Farm in Allamuchy, New Jersey, during
December, 1971. The source advised that Rennie Davis headed
the group along with Stewart Albert and Jay Craven, Jay
Craven and the other individuals in attendance were either
members of the May Day Collective HDC! or Peoples Coalition
for Peace and Justice PCPJ!. The source further advised that
the purpose of the meeting was to establish a group of
individuals to coordinate New Left Movement activities during t
election year, to culminate with demonstrations at the Republic
National Conventions in San Diego, California during August,
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On February 18, 1970, Rennie Davis, whose true name
is Rennard Cordon Davis, was found guilty in United
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Illinois with intent to incite, organize, promote
and_encourage-a-riot-on-or-abouteAugust28;e1968:-
On February 20, 1970, Davis received 23 individual and
separate criminal contempt citations regarding the
V above_trial, and was sentenced to serve two years,
one month and nine days regarding these citations.
Davis was incarcerated February lb, 1970, Cook County
Jail, Chicago, and released on $25,000 bond on Februarg
28, l9?0, pending trial. .puring January, l9?l, Davis
organized the MDC at Washington, D.C, to exert an
i influence on the PCPJ policies concerning the planning
of a massive anti-war demonstration at Washington,
D.C. during May, 1971.
Stewart Albert
jton April 25, 1966, a second source, who hasfurnished reliable information in the past, advisedjgk' tha%2Stewart Albert was arrested on April 12, l966 "
at rkeley, California, along with other Progressive
Labor Party PLP! members while demonstrating in
front of the Berkeley City Hall. .
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expelled from the Communist Party, USA, for
following the Chinese Communist line. Its
objective is the establishment of a militant
working-class movement based on Marxism-Leninism
and MAO Tse-tung thought. ,
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The MDC in New York City NYC! is publicly known
as-an organization that participated in
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first week in May, 1971, sponsored by the PCPJ.
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The PCPJ is self-described as an organization
consisting of-iover 100 organisations using -- ._
massive civil disobedience to combat war,
- racien, poverty and repression. lts Rational
Office is located at 156 5th Avenue, NYC, Room 527.
On January
John Winston Lennon,
Beatles Husie Group,
$15,000 to the group24, 1972, the first source advised that
who was formerly as the
donated $75,000§and donatedto finance their actiges.
Mari Boulton
Mary Boulton is the widow of the late Frank
BB-11CIOfth The now defunct "New York Journal American
in its November 28, 1952 issue, carried an article
entitled, "Oust Teacher, Wife of UN Aide." This
article related that the wife of Frans Bancroft,
a United Nations Executive that was suspended for
refusal to answer a question if he was a communist,
had lost her substitute teacher's license in the
State of New York. The article related that her
husband had been subpoenaed by a Federal Grand Jury,
later for appearance before a Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee. The article further related
that Mrs. Bancroft had failed to appear when she
was sumoned for questioning concerning a Board of
Education Prohe into Communist.
on-January 27, 1972, a third source, who has
furnished
December,reliable information in the past, advised that during
l97l, a gronp of individuals calling themselves the
Allamuchy Tribe had met in Allamuchy, New Jersey to discuss
plans for coordinating demonstrationsat the Republican National
convention in San Diego, California in August, 1972. The
group included Carole Sue Cullen, Carol Mildred Kitchens,
Michael Alan Drobenare and other individuals unknown to him
who were members of the PCPJ in Washington, D.C; that had
traveled to New Jersey for this particular meeting. Alon
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On February 1B, 1970, Jerry Rubin was found
guilty in United States District Court, Northern
istrict of Tilinois, Chicago, Tliinois for
violating the Federal Antiriot Law Statute for
traveling in interstate comerce from outside the
State of Illinois with intent to incite riots inChicago, Illinois during tge Democratic Rationalconventions in August, 196 . On Febnlary 20, "
1970, he was sentenced to five years imprisonment
and fined $5,000. on February 28, 1970, the United
States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit, Chicago,
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January 28, 1972, the first source advised t
the grou formerly known as the Allamuchy Tribe had change sname to the "Election year Strategy Information Center EYSICA.
e This change was made as to be "more effectively known, since t
general public would soon become aware of its anti-Republican
National Convention activities."§p.t~
On February 2, 1972, the first source advised that
a meeting had been held at the Washington Square Methodist
Church in NYC on January 29, 1972 to further discuss officers
and finances of EYSIC. The group decided that a permanent
staff of officers wnld be set up in the near future and thatthe officers would receive $125 per week salary@_d 14,
On February 2, 1972, a fourth source, who has
furnished reliable_information in the past, advised that
Christine Johnson, Noreen Banks, Allan Alpern, Mike Weber,
and Winslow Peck, who are all members of the PCPJ in Washington,
D.C., transferred to the PCPJ office in NYC to work on the
EYSIC project. All of these individuals were to stay with
' Thomas Hirsch at Apartment 9E1, 600 Heat lllth Street NYC TomHirsch is also associated with the PCPJ in Hyc, ' '
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On February 1?, l9?2, the first source advised
that individuals with EYSIC had formerly planned-on using
a warehouse on_the corner of West 10th Street and Hudson" m.~_,
IAvenuetin-NYC as their headquarters. However, they had
abandoned the idea due to the warehouse space being in such
'dilapidated condition. The source advised that at the present,
Jerry Rubin, Stewart Albert and John Winston Lennon are
working in office space at the Global Village, which is a TV
media type of organization in NYC. They are coordinating
plans to purchase
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