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On 3/14/58, adv:I.sed that according to the
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reported that sympathizers of the Young Socialist League
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people attended its first meeting and 16 new people joined
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University campus newspaper, New Haven, Gonn., Page 1 andPage 8, entitled 'Puerto Rican Problem Discuss§%g?; 1Orwell Forum". This article reported that one D '_AKEFlELD_of "The Nation" magazine had addressed a George Ortell l
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a Young Sonia s League YSL! national communication dated
April 1, 1958. This communication reported among other
things that at New Haven the morale of the comrades was
very high, the GOP had some 25 members and and average
attendance of 100 at its meetings. It was reported that
but that the bee? prospect was a senior. It is also' 92c¬-92.!k'1§?*'/"' O /j ......_...7"'q _& there were recrnitments prospects amongdundergraduates ~ ~ a ~
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An article appeared in the YALE DAILY NEWS, i p oflg/5/58, on Page l, which reported that NORM AILER,an author, would sp§ak pe§ore,the GOF on the ollouingMonday on the topic The white Negro".
On l/16/59, G described above, duri.ng,,n_ -,_,-S. 5 _ ;contact on another matter, a vised that the ggecbtindod :-1g2@y§ activity cn"ehe'@ada campus daring that.sohenl adage; £&H§;*e~~f -jsaid that nosssv A. eons is the results m_ch;ase*ist- -ing a group called the Yale Student Lecture U5§@$$§Q;¢»»j".-" 'said that this committee is composed ~o§_..~"at ts who are or have been members of the GOF andcommented that BONE is also active in activitiesof the Orwell group. , - -
on a t d Hiddletown, n., s con ac e . is a reliableestablished source and has requested that her identitybe protected. on this occasionh furnished a ypamphlet which announced that the GOP of Yale Universitywould be host for a two-day'conference for students fromNew England colleges, sponsored by a publicat on called
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Revolution did not go_Oommunist but neither did it go
Capitalist. The speaker was identified as the former
secretary of LEON TROTSKY, who had recently concluded
a study of Marxist economics and-American democracy.
An article appeared in the YALE DAILY NEWS, issue of
1Q/#/60, Page 1, announcing that ERICH FROMM would
deliver a talk, sponsored by the GOF the followingevening. EROMM was described as a noted psychoanalysis
and a National committee man of the socialist Party-
Social Democratic Federation. The title of his talk
would be "What is socialism? .
The above references show all of the information contained
in New Haven file concerning captioned group. The . ,_-_ ,organization has not been conclusively identified ashac,L7¢_ _ n
subversive or front club organization as ._.nM=--.*'""»asove, described the group as "tn camput~group'§ sononed '
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captioned "Defend ROBERT MEISENBACH" and which urged
contribution: forward for actual expenses incurred by the
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An undergraduate student at the University of California, Robert Meisenbach, 1
is on trial for felonious assault. This charge grows out of the disturbance last _ -,
May 13 at the San Francisco City Hall where the House Committee on Un- .
American Activities Was conducting hearings. _ '_ _. ' ' ' . - "I
The Bay Area Students Legal Aid Ftm-d' seekss _ i
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-- to focus on legal defense, not the larger national issues '
THE GREAT EXPENSE or TRYING THE case is due to the fact that a_1ai-ge _-
crowd was present at the time of the alleged assault. It was necessary to inter-K view over 200 witnesses. Attorneys forthe defense, chosen by faculty, st11- ' 1 ;dents, and conimuiiity leaders of this Fund, have been at work for months. '
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mew_ lneldwin, n1g:voi~itf;co-.i returner wasin January k1_8_84, and received an A.B. degree from Harvard. HeS1=_v1§Ved_'a£';"1_§17atieoria1'Cbairman of the American Civil Liberties Union§1CLU!_from 1.2.5.0, to 1955. Baldwin has been the subject of limited
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Since October, 1958 Baldwin has come to the attentionof the Bureau in connection with ACLU activity. He has been amember of or associated with -numerous organizations,mny of whichhave been desin;ted' by the Attorney General pursuant to Enecuti verder 10450. ini World War I, he served a prison term for
violation of the Se ective Service Act. He has been active indirecti1% the ACLU since its inception and has denied associationof the A LU with the Communist Party !. 00-49565-70! '
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He reportedly visited gnssia in , and on his retnm said he
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1940's, _he'was connected with several organizations cited as
subversive. He was the subject of a security matter investi-gation conducted by the Bureau in 1944 based on information thate had addressed a CP meeting in Jackson, , in Segltember1941. Investigation failed to disclose that es was a
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Soviet espionage apparatus. 00-391697!
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H! Anti-war demonstrations should be contin;_._i..»-.,. ...¢|:'=...._.,. ,..__§u_..r_._%_;_ /A .. -_,, A .l
ued I f§_ and made larger if possible. . - » i 5!;;. .,~ W H ss '1-1 on Ncsensér i§, 1'965, advised that 1:. QTABATA, My described by an SW? Boston Executive Commi ee mem er
as a very important African marxist whose writings
seem to be Trotskyist in origin, was the featured
at a meeting held at the Tremont Street Methodist
TABATA was on tour in support of Dr. NEVI XA
a Ne ro South African scholar, and his comp ions,
had been imprisoned at South Africa for reading ma
literature. Informant further advised that the me
had been arranged for by the SWP, Boston, and that
chaired the meeting.Boston, on October 31, 1965. Informant advi3;% that
"The Harvard Crimson, an undergraduate newspapertamtzicge, Massachusetts, in if: Ervsmher 8, l9t5,
carried an article reporting on the results of the
for the City Council in L the, Y recent Cambridg
The article reported that subject, "a twentyfourBoston University student who ran for the Councilagainst the war in Viet~Nam ran nineteenth out of
twentyfour. He polled seventy-seven first place"
and was eliminated on the first cut."
The "Boston University News," an undergraduate newpublished at BostonUniversity, in its November 10
edition carried the following article
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of North Vietnam, for immediate negotiation
and for a representative government in the
South, Friedberg said.S:
Sponsors of t march include authors Saultgjellow, hn%§g:sey and th _ r; Dr;" B5§§ni. pack an Poi; ,», ash, -ashéE"'q,o- o£HSANE; Dré%E%ic Fro -¥g%;9ta_ners,@p£y _L o» 11, Ru ee a o Os dtio; and'Rabbi' / 7iUr§%§i11er. . '
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"SFP passed a resolution opposing the danger
of militarism and offering to admit all those
who oppose militarism, regardless of political
beliefs. The resolution followed a debate
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at a meeting of the CP oi Illinois State Board recently
H " held in Chicago, Jim West, Executive Secretary at the GP oi
1 Illinois, distributed a ilyer calling for a ?don£erence,en
'?eace, Jobs, and Freedom", issued by the APSC and six labor
officials. The Ilyer noted that this meeting was to be held
on April 14 and 15, 1961. west stated that this is supposed
to be strictly a trade union affair. West explained that
delegate fees at this Conierence are five dollars tor those
representing an organization and three dollars for individual
delegates. He pointed out that individual delegates do not
have the right to vote or to be recognized from the iloor
and that, therefore, all Party members should try to he
delegates iron their respective unions. West added that there
would not be a lot oi advertising about this Conierence and
-noted that the Conference would be on television only while
it is being held since that is what the trade unions want,
The ilyer for this affair, furnished by this source,noted thet the iollowing speakers and.resource leaders to date!
were to attend this Conference: ,,
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following day, SAM KUSHHER engaged JAMS WILBURN in conversation
during which WILBURN remarked that thespeaker of the evening,
ERIG§¥gR9MM had spoken "over the heads" of the maJority_of ,
persons present in his analysis and figures concerning the '
cold HEP. HUSHREH~eeid this was true, but that FROMM was an
intellectual and had given the intellectual approach to the
problem. He said that they could probably talk of many
weaknesses of the conference, but that one outstanding fact
appeared which could not be ignored and that was the fact that
the meeting was being held. He said a year ago it would have
been impossible to get the people in attendance that evening
to come out for a conference on peace and that he felt the mere
fact that they were in attendance at the conference in such
numbers consituted a maJor break through for the forces for
peace. KDSHHER stated that-many weaknesses would undoubtedly
show up during the conference, but that concentration should
be on the positive aspects of the conference which he felt were
far more important. He stated that he had every intention of
being in St. Louis on April 29, 1961 to participate in the
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could not allow another war to happen and that the purpose of
the cenference was to impress the trade union movement th the
urgent necessity for peace. 7 5 1
' A Heggo,- HILT "vIA,- was then introduced. He said
he had been seat by PATRI GORMAN, who could not he present,
to read a letter from GORMAN. The letter stated GORMAN was -
sorry he was unable to attend the conference, but that he agree?
1%:with its purposes and wished it all sucf so. . /'/15' -. """'
BOLLENS then introduced EH Ohm as a P trist.
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mom stated he was going to talk about the cold war.
He then
statinggave a brief historical background of the Soviet Union,
that up to a certain time officials and representatives
of that government worked unoeasingly toward world revolution.
was decided that conditions in each individual non-
socialist country differed greatly and that it would be betterThen it
to allow each country to cheese its own means, related to
conditions in that country, to advance its system of government
-to the ultimate aim of Sosiallsm. He stated at that time
State Capitalism had started to develop in Russia and that
State Capitalism is the form of government presently existing
in Russia rather than Secialism as is believed by many people;
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H t the current Americanvery little difference exists be ween
and Russian forms of government. He stated that both geve ments
aspire to world domination. _ " I
He said that both nations were loaded with nucl ar _
eapons. He stated that most people were unable to suppress I
feeling of horror whenever they read or heard about human
torture carried out in castle dungeons during medieval days,
but that such tortures were not comparable to the pain, anguish
and terror experienced by the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
when the American atomic bombs dropped. Such bombs were the
equivalent of one thousand tons of TNT. Today's bombs are the i
alent of a million tone of TNT. One dropped over Chicago equiv
would kill every living thing within a radius of forty miles.
He said that afstgitistician named KAHN of Rand
Corporation was engaged in preparing figures for the United"
States Government on the possibility of survival following a
nuclear attack on this country. He estimated that, providing
fifteen minutes warning was received prior to the dropping of
bombs, the nation would escape a single attack with a loss of .
approximately five million lives. If the attack were to come
as'a complete surprise, between sixty and ninety million people _
would die as a result. l rsonn said 12 vgas"l;is'own.ep1nion that
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cities. .
FROMM stated that this casual talk of six
to ninety million deaths simply had to stop, that the lives of
that many people were involved, not Just cold figures on a
piece of paper. He said that an aroused intelligent people
simply would not allow such a holocaust to occur and that
our purpose should be the arousing of the people to an
awareness of this very real danger and the fearful annihilation
which will result if reason is not allowed to prevail.
Then came a question and answer period. A young man,
who identified himself as a newspaperman, then asked FROMM_what
specifically could be done to prevent World was III. FROMM
answered that that was why the conference was being held; to
work out and put into action specific plans to prevent World
War III.' Then a man named ROSS, who said he was a member of the| ' 92
Auto Workers Union at St. Joseph, Michigan, said he had noted
FROMM had made quite a point in his speech concerning the Russian
desire to d§inate the world. He said that_there was a clique
in Russia which desired greater emphasis on attaining world
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About 300 students and a hand full of teachers
arose and walked toward the doors of the Cathedral. .
The negro students did not participate in the
walkout, or with few exceptions, in the subsequent
demonstrations on campus and in Morningside Park. They
have maintained a _olicy of separatism throughout theProtest oftenkgzgzning to ioin the SDS led demonstrations.
,,392/ _Mar audd, campus leader of bDb who was .
aw charged with riot'and inciting to riot in earlier
protests. remained away from the campus during the
activities. SQS leader said that his lawyers had
asked him not to risk further arrests.
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June 5, 1968
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.at the c .pus rally s on§or¬d'by the SRU. The sneakers/ include Dr. Eargldggéylor. ormer Rresi egt of Sarah/5 a Lawrenc llege; Dr.f§r§H§gomm. ééehglegistg and'Dwigh__* gonald, $06151 c5aaa' or. Mac Donald stated
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approximately 300 individuals march to 115th Street
and Morningside Drive, which is two blocks north of
the gym site, and then proceed to 116th Street and
enter Morningside Park. Approximately 1,000 people
were assembled in the park at 6115 PM, at 116th.5treet,and Morningside Avenue, the Harlem area ide of the :_ lug?park, to hear speakers including Geor icker§gn,j£/f? p *7 '/"-
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THIRTY ONE, NINETEEN SIXTY EIGHT, ENTITLED "RATIONAL EN-
QUIRER" STATED THAT THEY WILL HAVE A DEMONSTRATION COINCIDING
WITH THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COMMENCENENT EXERCISES AT THREE
PM, JUNE FOUR, NEXT, ACROSS THE STREET FROM SAINT JOHN
THE DIVINE CATHEDRAL. THERE WILL ALSO BE FEEDER MARCHES RE-
PRESENTING UARIOUS ANTI-UAR GROUPS, CONCERNED PARENTS AND
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at approximately 7:15 PM on June H, 1968. No incidents
or arrests were observed in the area.
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Several individuals were scheduled
to attend the World Congress for
General Disarmament and Peace in
Moscow on July 9 - 1%, 1962. In»
eluded among these individuals was
Erich Fromm, described as a writer
and lecturer and as one who has an _
independent gwiitiom» Frees was also
described as somewhat influenced by
psychoanalysis point of view and as
one who holds a Social-Democrat
view point . It was stated that his
writings on Berlin have called for a
new approach by.the United tates
on the basis of no war over Berlin.
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The 1962-1963 edition of "Whos Who in
America", described Erich Fromm as a
psychoanalysist born in Frankfurt,
Germany in March. 1900. His occupa~
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Dr. Erich Fromm was a sponsor of the
New York Committee for a Sane Nuclear
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The Negro atudents did not partiaipate in the
walkout, or with tea exceptions, in the_subsequentdeeonstratione on talpua and in Hbllngside Park. Theyhave maintained a policy or eeparetis throughout theprotest often declining to yin the SB led demonstrations.
HKRK RUDD, campus leader of SDB who Ila chargedwith riot and inciting to riot in earlier proteeta, remainedaway from the campus during the activities. SDS leader saidthat his lawyers had asked him not to risk further arreste-.-< ._ _ 1
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Jnne S, 1968
J - Page 192 I ' 'men: iixa .mcrqm4rn6'wrQr 1,11-,M..<= mm 1nmM.e.1.m. 8.:the campus rally up cred by the SR8, The speakersinolned Dr. HAROLD§g{YLOR;_forlor Prelident or rah_Laure_ne College; Dr. HiI¢jq=!lRUHH§'"Pi1ch61og'i it{"i"nd"HIq§!§kC DUIILB, Social Qgggnta r2 ALB statedthat he has been rising funds for Sgé and enpperted {thegoala or the SRU. pi! . . /3' -,L_¢-'£.;'f/cf,-/1 M-',
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beginning or liberation classes and invited everyoneto proceed to the gym site for poetry reading and epicnic." This rally ended at 5:10 PH. The rally was
peaceful and no incidents occurred.
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"The Committee affirms that the Act is of dubious
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the Bill of Rights, that its provisions legalize procedures
which attack the traditional and honored right of free
nssociation. %9,"We realize that we are-launching a new national
organization which deals with a highly controversial issue.
The handle of liberty is always hot. Whoever gets hold of it
in times of national enrietg-m5J.he npenrtnlchnegenemhieh
the Hccarran act makes difficult to refute. He will be called
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a friend of rascals. That chance of the loss of prosperity andprivate tranquility we must take, if we are not to let slip 5away the institutions and procedures of a democratic state."gé"
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Memorandum
CUNHD Tm.-TO . Director, FBI 00-444564! ' DATE: ll/l2/65I |. I
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WASHINGTON, n. c., NOVEMBER 27, 1965
zzwomwrxou concznmuo INTERNAL sncunrry!
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K" Enclosed herewith are copies of a letterhead memorandum LHM
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letterhead memorandum are also enclosed for New York and Washington
Field Offices. _
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A confidential source at South Bend, Indiana, who has furnished ' 'reliable information in the past, advised on November 9, 1965, thatthe October 29, 1965, issue oi the University; of Notre DM _ _ ame, ."Scholastic" in an article entitle Tetra Dame Profs in BANE March,"stated, in part, as follows: E -' '
"lire ,:ira.tt morals he .{"It:t.r1muul, no lees ~d1;uo2>e3:'ed, notroop trains, halted, but after the larch on Washington ~for Peace in Vietnam, Aner:|.ca.ns will rind it harder to 1 Iavoia the moral contradictions oi the warin Vietnam. ' _ R '-ESuch is the reeling or the liar-ch'e sponsor, The NationalCommittee for _e Bane Nuclear Policy 8!-NE!' ' tire E " -Not:-e Dene olty-participants, Hr. -'l'OB;ep_l"1,__%q£f J" iiY ~.. £ .-e. Protease: oi English, and Reverend'15eter Riga, Protease;of Theology. ' '"The faculty ne_bere Joined ééoet oi prominent indiiidyale-h among then B ulgsellow, Jane ._ armor, and Doctor;-Iiriphjijlrgm '- / and Ben; uni __ peck--laet week in Washington to n npeoieI'larch Committee preee conierence. Committee members '_ ,;,,yy_ Eannounced that the larch, "completely peeeeiul and legal 9-W"in execution and creative and nitirnetive in tone willstep oi: November 27......'1he larch will heginht 11:00 Allin trout oi the White House culminating that ntternoon inan outdoor meeting beneath the Jfuhington Monument. E
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