Document text
TO
FROM
sunJEo'r:
1 .
I
P,
Z?
I
-II A » I1@!;~l ma 9 1 -»*'7 Y Bay U. J. Saving: Bond: Regularly an the Payroll Saving: Plan f IfWC $3 1 t 4
' .1 SM .- C Key Activist] é ~
_ X
Enclosed for the Chica o is one ! addressbook -- 57 ,
diary, the property of i1 , -,7"
' V On 6/17/69, _ , .
New York City Transit Authority Police Department, 370
Jay St., Brooklyn, New York made available al-co on * 92ETC dial" d ddress book, the property of _ _ , p, NewYork, New York. This boo was 'found by "'_n"sit Azithority Patrolman d
Shield Number- when found the book was wedged between '
" '1.5§Z1I'1E-lE;*.'3Q'.i.1;'='3I!?."..f' Lt'.-Q. in .'i'he$*-¬1m*-s.l 6.1: ense =03 the an:§.n~.»e.4._.'..' _92-'uv'~1 4-92"-nf_"92.'@".l.-'7.L---..2'L-'.-.L_-_.»-~L".¢..--¢. _-7 ----4» 4.4-_-_-.--~ er». _|l|.L' ¢' - w--"-J ___e-L-I---L - -I-¢ - e -/--"~-4-~__ a.92-
I.! Dllab 92I92J92 '92llV1I.r1N.l 'Memorancm .
: DIRECTOR, FBI _oo..3B1;L;11! DATE; AU51 1969 I
Ac, new YORK -100-121672! EX.1g923/92;92§F. Ow/'4 .
two seat cushions on a BMT LL Train. Patrolman_ '
sfter reviewing the contents oi. this book, indicated in
his report that from notations contained therein he felt
the owner might be connected with an international con-
States. Those items which felt might relate to such '%
a conspiracy or national defense were bracketed by him ,with a black marking pen, For this reason it lb not
being photographed and returned to the owner.
,., WW _. N y- B563 ""9 1r:f-'o'fzi~,1'§r§'r1rf1'rW1T921TA|N£n ! . L J 92_ ._-g:ri:f1§r<?RI¬RM!! ! ;nE:r~: SUNCLASSlF||;D ti s- c1-11 E .1 RM - , N7.. Losc:%gele:c RM! Q -
- Milwaukee RM! 0,09 Q»New Haven RH! Q-- San Francis jj
- Washington Field
- New York 00-l *_ Inc =- 11:11:: Egg? ER]; m aka V13 A ' A 5 PM I60" 3 ii 3/Q '
HA°° f R?-Qg s*k';';=5*7'° n AUG 4 eel
_ .. ¢_'_:. __..z_~'_.-._.--=..._-. .._- . __....-Y~.--W.»-.,....__._.. ¢ a - -----92+ ~ -' - -
KY 100-12167;
92{?°
N
.. ~ i _,: _92_-Jul.92 , ~ ,. ,... 5 _ 4
' _;_ § I1--. i" - iv - .a-V---».._N.
' .
I L '
92
92
72
73
~}L+
'7
81
88
891.!
J
I92
5
r
_5_ve_, sc 1+-7382
1
.~--
g. ..
J.
-"1fl
-*5
.-..._.__...., .. - ._. _-..--4..../»>..-I-_.,-_.. _c - ._.. .._....-._.. _._s._ _,_,. ______r_ .,.,... ..r '_._- __-._. .7" _-..___...___._-_..a..__, _.___sa_____-__ _. _.,._¢,_,___-.»_- h r
l_|] Rev. 3-17-65] 0 ' I i .
0II'.'.ou1 mm w}. no-" mo-m . . _nv -on IDIIIOII ' _ _
' an sun. no. no. :1 _ _ - I * 92 I
_ :dN '-TED STATES GO92 .§NMENT K:1/IemorandumI U = Direct-or, -I _ ! L '{ L
' I
L FROM ; Legal Attache, Bonn 62"52 ! RUG!
' '1 .
MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMA'II_ON92 QONCERNINGl nsrxouaos! swam pr.. |-»]u928S- SP i3 55- l'77¢'Hqq ' i.New York letter 6- 7-65, and Buform 0-7, dated 7- 65. mt
H -mil
92
enclosurets! is are!
Confidential, Group III, by the source __th_e specis1_marking Warning Notice -
M.
to disseminate this information to
Qnited States and foreign agencies. If disseminated. however, it must be paraphrased ' .
__ '" to fully protect the nature of the source. The source must be protected under current
' *" procedures 111 any event. Permission has also been received to withhold the i special marking Warn: -r Notice - Sensitive Sources and Methods Involved from Bureau--ui. reports and memorar ._/ try ! "_ #1 ,!!"3 _ ?- . d.q ' '92' /Z , I/,/l 7It 18 suggested t t enclo re{s! :_...._._._.__ be translated my 592 92 |j in summary [:1 verbatim and enclosure s! and translation
be forwarded to appropriate domestic eld division and a copy
} of the translation only forwarded to Bonn. .
r¢
92 aQ 92
I
'0'i -- 1" so iii
.-
0 y L il°"1q§%"i
3 - Bureau Enc. , .OSl_iiiB " "
- <1-L" 5 F 3 ' UR-E _-'_"'--__-r"_--'/+.~ . "1 '-isonnliisf , M icwb 9'16 __a /' ii 2 *GAV:knim I .15 r:;v'-4- _~ - '~ 5 xii<4» 64.5,»; /r s / u @t=:=~* is
orca-20 2-3-96! 0 0 XXXXXX
A Page s! withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the following statements, where indicatedFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FOIPA
DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET
explain this deletion.XXXXXX
U Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable material available for
release to you.
% b!!
U b!!
U b!!Section 552
U b!! A!
U b!! B!
U b!! ¢!
_ U b!! D!
__ U b!! E!
E1 unto
El bio!
U b!!
El Information pertained only to a third party with no reference to the subject of your request or the subject of yourU b!! F!
U b!!
U b! 9!
request is listed in the title only. _
El Documents originated with another Government agent:y ies!. These documents were referred to that agencyes!
for review and direct response to you.
iiSection 552a
U d!!
U i!!
U <!!
U 00!
U K!!
U k!!
U 00!
El 00!
U <!!
Pages contain information furnished by another Government agency ies!. You will be advised by the FBI as
to the releasability of this information following our consultation with the other agencyes!.
disposition at a later date.
ii.-
H The following number is to be used for reference regarding these pages: WPage s! withheld inasmuch as a nal release determination has not been made. You willbe advised as to the
Pages were not considered for release as they are duplicative of _ __
Page s! withheld for the following reason s!: it _ _
_ ;oo.331&lS¢3i0e
!G XXXX
XXXXXX
XXXJQCX FBUDOJ
X Deleted Page s! X
X No Duplication Fee X
X for this page X
DD
_ __._._ _--_'.._-._; ._,__.__ _ _.-_..-/_1g_.;.-~.a-.-.-a -0--> __ ...-_~.._-'_.-.-.-'_---/--- - - - _---_-..__-_-~ ~~>~e V- * -» ~ee_ -.7 -_.
.-_,____
I
1
92| _-..,--..-5
/I ta. A ,:=._a. 1 .;.- , ..._=. 7 ,1 i is.-.-of 2:...-as
P i"'0' QIran:-.uuln|Iu|nn0.ll
1-"_~_=".f" g .
Oii? Memorandum -an UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
To = an-. L. 7. Boardmi ' f§%l'§§s Fy 28, 1958 To
' g; !:"~'?'{, 5?: '1 23': f{:@:'r':r:tpp - lI92 ,..- .- - Nmom : A. H. Belmnt ._ !92-.- t.|=l"°,"tQ: ..'__,..'_;i_,_" -"-'-nq 2-;. ».- ~:_.= .:.-:;--'.:';?.":: éjelgo , Vsuajnctz FUND roe was earnest; 9. Eh-"*~i=' ' '
cmssmsn : tswcrsrs: lxéfgxsg _:= nan ~' I
- Re my memo 5/2/58, which reflected the Fund F r
Republic FFR! planned to hold a conference regarding its LaborMohw
Pars __
Hosea ____
Tamm .__
Trotter ..._,_.
Neass____..._
Tela. Room _
I-Iolloman _..
Gum! _.__téle Y
Uni on Project at Arden House, Harriman, New York, from A0 .Hay 9 - 11, 19.-so. - 1"
New York airtel 5/26/58 reflected Dr. Erich From: was
Hnteruiewed on the Mike Wallace TV program on 5/25/58; Page 19 ofs"The New York Times" of 5/12/58 reflected Fromm, a psychoanalystland author, addressed the FIR conference at Harriman, I{_e_1_q__lork.Fromm has not been previously identified with the FFR. '
Fromm has ct been investigated by the FBI. "Who's lfho,"1958-59, ref1e6te%Omm was born injlrjankfurt, Germany, 3/23/0__0
and received Ph. D at University of Heidelberg, Germany, in 1922.
He has practiced psychiatry and lectured in United States colleges
since 1934. Fromm was affiliated with International Institute of
Social Research IISR! in Frankfurt, Germany 1929-32, and inNYC; 1934-39. Qufiles reflectedjself-admi tted former W
Russian espionage agent, advised in 1950 that IISR in Frankfurt
was a center of left wing students, some of which, but not -all, 57¢-I
were communists. Host of the IISR students followed a Marxist 1°19
aoproach to social ~and political problems. _advised that
the IISR at Eolumbia University, '1il'6'. advised Fromm was A 1}: 193? some of the_II8R group from Frankfurt were affiliated with A -
a "convinced enemy of any form of totalitarianism and never had
any organizational ties with either a fascist or communist group."
o In 1943, Fromm was considered as a possible lecturer p.iby the Or anizing Committee of the Jefferson School of Social ' _- Science gited by AG!. In 1946, Fromm was friendly with twoindividuals described by Elizabeth Bently as having furnished her M
-information for her Soviet espionage apparatus. Literature _
- -iaison Section gqi-*".; so .
To
1"?-*1 ;' '1" i " ' £3 JEN, 2 1953. * _ ;!T fl! "J: i 5.-15.. .,
I --==-1. I. at
' . r V 1",". ..
J.JUN 3v 94-1&3.-~:r:s.'1..- *1: as 15 gig? _ - Hr. Boardman 33 _c':' 25: BY . 1 i.- H Belmont =-L35?-s~ r " . . "
0
s i ._ .
t
Memo Belmont to Boardman 'Re": Fzmto FOR THE neeeenrc
R*. Q: l i
dated April, 1958, reflected Fromm was a sponsor of he New YorkCommittee for a Sane Nuclear Policy. In February, 1 52, Fromm
was one of the signers of a statement 0 the National ommitteefor a Sane Nuclear Policy, which calledffor an end to nuclear
test explosions by all nations. Bufiles do not reflect these
organizations to be communist controlled. Their literature calls
for Fpeace" and "end bomb testing."
ACTIQH:
None. For in ormatiom.
;- /me WW1/
4-
"'=.:-fz'_§? 't-'5???-.=_g~2a1 mlpi!
"N
. . _ .1 V. _ _ 1. - __ ____.-_ __ __ _ ._,l.._ _..e._'....1-. ._...___._ ee.......-H.-'-.;.n. ,-..-..i-. -~ -- --'1 -_---92-ll. _. __ ,. ' _ , ,_VJ . _._-...- 4.._.._....... ._..- - -. _
1 - _I . . .
__.-.._....--_,_
.-._,_
LL»
10F
O?
M
L_. _._.»_-...-... -- -
Memo Belmont to Boardman
Re: FUND FOR THE REPUBLIC
DETAILS:
Reference memo Belmont to Boardman dated 5/2/58, which
reflected the Fund For the Republic FER! plans to hold a
conference regarding its Labor Union Project at Arden House,
Harriman, New York, from Hay 9 -- ll, 1958.
New York airtel dated 5/2o/so reflected Dr. Erich Fromm
was interviewed on the Mike Wallace TV program on 5/25/58. Page 19
of "The New York Times of 5/12/58 reflected Dr. Erich Fromm, 9
psychoanalyst and author, addressed the Labor Union Project confer-
ence held at Harriman, New York. Fromm has not been previously
identified with the FER.
"Who's Who," 1958-59, reflected Fromm was born in
Frankfurt, Germany, March 23, 1900. He received a Ph. D degree
at the University of He.'1'.delberg_, Germany, in 1922, and was a
student and lecturer at G-erznan universities until 1932. He has
been a lecturer and faculty member at United States colleges and
.u.n:§IJ:-r-s.I'.'¢'7;1-:1 .'_=-r -since 1994. Hie f.z'eald is p.sy~ch-iat-rt; and g1sg*ohoawnl1ysin.-
Fromm has not been investigated by the FBI. Bufiles
reflect he became a United States citizen on Hay 25, 1940. 0--?35'?'?!
"Who's Rho," 1958-59, reflected Fromm was affiliated with
the International Institute of. Social Research IISR in Frankfurt,Germany, 1929--32, and in New York 1934--39.. ii,
self-admitted former Russian espionage agent, advised on October 17,
._.___Memo Belmont to BoardmanRe: Flam roe one REPUBLIC N1-_;-M
Q9 _ __ Hi? Pi 4';-{L
left the Institute in New York City onuwiendly te s with its
leaders. _8tated Fromm was a convinced enemy of any
form of totalitarianism and never had any organizational ties with
either a fascist or communist group." 00-106126-30!
- On October 16, 1943, a confidential informant who has
furnished reliable information in the past advised that Fromm was
considered by the Organizing Cmmmittee of the Jefferson School qf
Social Science as a possible guest lecturer and forum participant.
2-ease?-sosoe!
The Jefferson School of Social Science has been designated H
by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive
Order 10450. l
On April ll, 1946, a confidential informant who has
furnished reliable information in the past advised that Cedric
Belfrage and his wife would spend the evening with Dr. Fromm. On
November 30, l945, Elizabeth Bently advised that Belfrage had
furnished material to use in connection with her,participation in
the nashington,D. C., Soviet espionage apparatus.By letter dated Hay 14, 194e, F7"Om7h wrote toin7 -which he thanked for writing and made arrangements to see
On November , 1945, Elizabeth Bently advised_ had 5-; __'
furnished her information for the Soviet espionage apparatus from1942 to l944,and she collected Communist Party gues Jrom Gregge2-e 52?-309 J
On February 28, 1955, two Mexican informants who have
furnished reliable information in the past advised that on
February 26, 1955, a Communist Party member named-
indicated to another Communist Party member that she was
studying for a Masters Degree in psychiatry and was contacting
Fromm in connection with her studies. _ was reprimanded
and told that Fromm was anticomm st,- nd she should have nothingto do with him. 00-416491-eeizw U? .
Literature dated April, 958, of the New fork Committee
for a Sane Nuclear Policy reflected Fromm was a sponsor for that
organization. This literature reflected the policy of the
organization was to "end bomb testing and move toward peace."
Dr. Erich Fromm was one of several signers of a _ _ ____'___
statement of the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
received in February, 1958. The statement called for an end to
nuclear test explosions by all nations.
Bvfiles do not reflect that either of the above
organizations are communist ominated. 00-426761-6'? EP 1!
, ,,-,__,__._,. 3",._" 00-427820-3!F! :='».'aE--la 11' . Hil-Luc.-.~. =-.»=-- -
9292 ' '
' '_" -4- ._a_. ._.@¢..-,_92_l,, .- _ _ '---___,..___. _ __,_t
4-22_ U3 av, I-Z-1'!-56!
Eat .' ,, _ , '_ H it "
r"- " H
92-Federal Bureau of Inve iqation
- ' Records Branc.__-- . 19%
[:l Name Check Unit - Room sszsE Service U it - Room 6524 b[:1 Forward t lie Review[:1 Attention ' O __ _E] Return to '3 ii 1*
uperviso O Boom _E xt.
Type of References Requested: " :]Regular Request Analytical Search!EJAII References Subversive & Nonsubversive!
[:|Subvetsive References Only
E: Nonsubversive References OnlyE: Main References Only
Type of Search Requested:1:1 Restricted to Locality oi _________._--- :1 Exact Name Only On the Nose! _
:1 Buildup :____92 Variations :3 Check for Alphabetical Loyalty Form y
"** 4.~ n O:-we
. '-"'..-;- _Birthdate &' Rl*§el _ -' i"'.'.::".lr;'-_%". _~ 5. u;_' "Address "*_{ 'f*';~" 1" 3" _ _' E_1t.§.-..'i.92 §3F"H"'°:'7 ' qt" 315.--' - w ; -.!A- , ="f'!"T'Localities . 5' ' '3 ' 92 O" "' ' Ll -_ S'e her I ' 'Rl_ Date _ "'_" J" is tials -
SERIAL _ FILE uumsza V
vx ;I- . __ _ .
.~ u: _ '"'_92!92 :=_@/ ill. .'- I_' ' * ' 1
' Ll-4 f .1. 7_r J:5 Lg?-'.i' . I
' |, " ,_- 1 -
1_4q, {E Y -I VI I .
Cf ' I ._ 11!: 3 ' '* .. .-_ »% r_ Ii O it
. I
1 - -.1» 1/In - ' r 1 ._ --,- '1;_ i - _ "'- = _ --. 1+.A .1 _ N _ . .. 7 1V - ., . _ ,. f __ __ -~; .r I_ .__,' i7 _ 92 .' -
92 92
_ . _ 4'! F F " I-"I-._ _ I
_ _ 921 ' . 15- ' ' 92 .' ' l O -_92 ' - - _ .;Y;* I - ' Ir
92 92
__ J4 _..,'.-41-4 .,...92._ȴ ,,._,.- ;, _-;.;.;,-..-L._.92.-..'..G --_- -_. -'--.1 .. ~.~s- ~ ~-
. ¢i.'n923- 1;}.-- .1 _..v- -»._ - _ .4.- - ._...-......_._.-.. .-_-__.__...._.-._~-__...-... i . . ..-
. 1 . |
1I"
_, =NIJMEROUo'REFERE 2 4-22a1 - -
SEARCH SLIP
Subj : ___ _ _ __ _ _.
Supervisorl 7
¥_§ _Room___ _
R#__ ___ T_ _Date
FILE NUMBER___7,,,.._._.-_.;-
-'.92aSERIAL
l 2
92.¥<§-- ___,_ __.
1...-. r~ .-9292' {Q- " ' . 9292'4 . -.,-. -. »-. ,-
-92 f ,,,_r' 1,
~ E--.. -, _*1 {- *1. ~
92 -* i !.._-_ y :'- .__ r-. - '-' " '*
. 92 <2 "if '1'» I! 4-i~»"."V W .7; ' ""' 1%.. v|-- = ~ M f 1. ,'_ -
. :92-1 C-. .
921
4-92
v
~ 7
92
. l f5$ ' I
1 I _ I, 2 _¢?= 3 - . f~M1921E°9 '-7* _...-:;@= J .| '1 I .-_ A , ,..., 9292 V , u 'v '33:", "3 .-i92§92%M11-zcuvoa-~u'-.s:92:aaH~ - _4_ ._,~. "
r-92.9292 13- J31. 1Egg; 5 BM!/;
% 3¬E'!_.-'<.*;;;. _Hy.-:,._ gs £93- " lm 1- . A -':> ad' -. xx H, i: :' . 4 ' " '-J "" IJ 1 I 92_~, 1.. . _ __
1*-=1 _ L . ~_
I-92._. I ___
I! P1 *
r :92.-H?2 .K .
7___ _ 71? 7 7 7
92 -". - '31. I '4.
_' K . *~. - 1 _
_ I --I '. . I '- . 92 - - -I. V. _ "VJ"! 5 _1~; ' 1 7
I
-' -J: _. .,.. ; "_'. W V
I-._ _-.92 9292_"_ .- .. - :1 I -----'.. _ -__-,.__ .~_ ', V_ . _ 1.. _¢ 1;.» - .- - r . 1,.-
2' '- "'- _-' _r-~ ..
Y
Iv
_, _-_
, .,.r' -I * . Q";U '92--6"-".92'92- " -92 _
.rJ
in-r ""
1,-_ L :.r . _92"a.. I * 92 . -~. HP. f _ ~
_ .1 -.~
__ . In I 1,,-~ I-ill ,- HP,
|,_**_
*'92s~..».. ¢ .+<_' _ j. , JW1 ' ' 1* , '
W 14!?
9 W ' * I'- 1 _92 . : - '-. . J ...
= v 5 / __;
92 . . T7 K
I 1.. r" - 7/Q __ Searcher ...-4'-l-= ~1 Initial ' FTP
U 35 92R°" [243-55 , Mr. 'l0Iaon..____ .. - 0 Ml. BnardmBlJ..._
. Mr. Belm0nt..._,___II .' Mr. Mohr ..__..__..
~ ~_ F B I
Mr. Pare:-ns .... _..
Mr. Rose11.._.___._
Mr. 'Iamm...._...._.
Mr. Tro1tcr_..._..__
Mr. C!ayton._._._
Tl . RDate:
Transmit the followinq in _ _e e___ e
Type in plan: text or code!
AIBTELV1: W 7 W Priority or].1'etI;oJ Bfum'1:ng7 K We e oom_._.._,
Mr. Holloman.._._.
Mi&BGundy..._...._
__;,,.__..__._.__.
___________.,.-._____._._______-_._-._.-..__.____.__11--_-
1» ~
1'0: mneceon, FBI
1 mom: sac, HEW tom: 97-11998!
SUBJECT: um * .-~ eh;-=i =:'.-1=...
v
I- lI~.,I=' is ' 0'," ;' I: I In 1.
Attached is press release from FRANK K. IELI-Y,
Fund for the Republic wells 8-0305, Plainview, NY! with
respect to interview of Dr. EBIGB $301114 on 5/25/58, over
1:-he.A.».B!.G. telev1eJ.on. networlr. W
' This release is in fact a transcript of the - A
* interview of FROM!!! which took place over television
This material wa furnished to ' £ -7 5"" i
a wn1=e<=i= of the KYO by her the "New
York Herald Tribune. 5-;r.|"°
does not know that_ "J92 furnished this material to the NRO.
rewms
}92 3 - REC- as /QQ.Mcc;i;§fg;gi 7-5' flapl au ggéwacl! E JUN 392 -Row York -- 2, I *
#000; Til!
ALL INFGRMATIQN Cfmf
HERB is u L1nsns§|_3!lE1 '¬ é i'1S:ume
!Mr. Nease T...-.-_.."
Sent i_.__..iM Per i_______Approved:
e ' hurge
'*'Uw 92
Q.-. ._ __,L. _,_ ._ ,,. .-~-_ ,.._ _. ._. .__ '_. -. --_._.
For ruiwr i.ufnrmt;.5.=m sail:
Ft:-mi: K. K0113.
NM far km Rowlta
- lls 8-9385
Plaiuriuw, K-'3.!
§=.é11;,a=-1-5;: A. 54. swspagzrs
59§~§-*3» $3 a 1355
aumme 1; 2 zazsswor raissiwgllle! I=.:*%1cw __1g_;_:;~.2;=92 .:;1
7- -;*=.¢..-; __-' , tuiuaan: $i1n¢§¢ , M ZS 1958 ¥ .. . ._ 3 7rm e=<.~.::.»- :30 F.x., k;Z?£', war thr Awxolmrialm
ZEQQWGPKQ
ma iniwrxriaw in am fifth in a 13-wreck Mr-in
tiii-?1i§ $1» V1. . ..-.L2_.. -...z.;: §'>1"G§'h.WO§ ABC £11naaeciat--an vii --" 136%. *0! thll nwwo. %
pwrpnac :2»? the tar.-ls: it ta atimxllta public inter-aat in am baaie mama m llnaem and justlaa 1:;
km-eriaen noeiaty. *
1991/0 Tn mat m='R!**"°* @é
/ f " '6? -N?!
92:92/;/
[92_
Z;'9292- ---.,".--
5*
i
am: xxx;-Q iF1t.H.Jr.GE mamvm! ... sq :5, 1958 . . . Br. wiah Fran
smmcaa rm: 4-ta Br. Q-tea mean, §¢a@».=,g;;uz;_rin tat $15.. a am wmgjpg Qr iagtram :3.-:1 ttuewiupf 4 . _.wmr Mm 1 bivr sum mew 1:: % V, in Alland 1-m . ?'1;_r an Maw uigmm an ug gt!-mLt it in at anaulggw $$I_Q1t§ saw .. a -
#41011: an urns auaasaim an p;'gb;q§ or. -ma-viral anal - gm ta -
mnucsaz om mum, mu am 2 " . in mm: run vain um an-~*3» am mu :1 V it its M rant,ggghél n1§:;: in :92wamr6' ' 11,0»vlaanlau whnnt IIi*!!"O at M IETWAQ 1 _, ' -4t thiak Q " 'lghl £1-Mia if! r1l%768 f 'aim! ~t;!m::'!.:* m=m»v1.';¢!immi¥.tm:n. _ '
Br. frag, first in no nix you ants. Fran élrtnnat Q§f!§II.'i of um an-16,tmgnit gun; bum critlcizn as agzttariailwtih twisty.» nun 1 _;aha gm! , 1 _ , =_IfI'l!"§OIil_l ~bums! ¢»a1¢~:§'¬ma in {hi %1¬i§ gtiaiuij ¥§§§¢" $43 715% mun by thnii . = .»,- 1 4. Vma an mu viii. yogi: win: snuansziaim or M '% # WWW war- # % ~ ~* %wwzmxzw M~wm~ m 2*/;~.$; ,m""on-"mm ax zposn-stats 3 it 3.!-kt!-:_g 1. 1.;
an > _
> Q " Wit 9» C l§ i T . ii. »-.=:_".V £ Iax % % M . I s I-no
Q Q %
BI; F1'0m"@ $9 3
mm: Ia m V V- , 4 2;:::m.:~.m ... V V V V V % % j V mun, ~ a,-1:- am hnvtaf nob}. of -mi avian tug; In VV@f&h¢aq~13 tit Q HM Q Higimt , _ 9 mggf
3:» ca-:;§: '%§1 mm"'§i éoxm 9 §¢* &§:'amm M W mm mm 7 All! ~ V fr V:-A
in ski at saws in
man mu masuuz. x " V ; Vtswya Ln _ I V V
HLLLl#3t an ma, in aV Mam, we an lads: -I55 -V
WW1 WWH» % M M if #11
H0 inn t an ml , 0. , f Vm V In w *1» vm w vi » #1! . V 1fr» than &:w an our MM! ia we it
zsummm Jan mt In .i#.u.1£.» . ' Vtrauma: Int: gm, up-ocitially, with tail a 1>umnnna,V1:o spa in hj
variwa pmulmlth M.92*
% 1 am . ma m@ V V um V
gums]. ewe; ion. an» !1rmMV1!;btu1m1i§0_. _-122:." W mm" ::':§m"..m .*: mm: M .... §w¢V1Iw¢V V in r an-aut VVH1» In -m #515? W wfnwvrn a£ a an mm n---wimva at AW V _ _ ljl-='I192111i_-IQthat ilmautmél aw IV13-38V? -0- V V $3. . 4_ Wmarm ww iii
-~ . . ,,V_,<:, - .aw-m an V natiii ' , r 4 Q
new 11' ;; ~ V 5"?m I . mi _? I, - I; nu; am m am»; av aim cw; ,$ V- tan vb zthan ¢%fi.#-ivircw W: suatbauiuur V V ' V V i Fig
- - ri ;.
% 0051% Hm! p; }
wammssz why:
Fmés I think banana tiny nan tmia N157 spam tbs but of airavg; akgmbnum I dag . . m» 92:h1.ngn. ma. iqif way whim: is nut. meaning»
hALLAE: Ian any laqningmli . . ' _ -
N .?'¬2@-ms By 'n@m1agm1' I mam x-at thus is/Rd}: M1.nt&Ia to at tbvy _
In M!- sf brim» km: lqlng as my in we» 0 mica scary and ms in
net lnmzgtz for a mttarmtion or apmiug um: but 11.1: many
QAILAGE: M1 right, in war social ro1ntt%¢ 1» in aux mm wwcnrdl 'our noigbhnra, tuwwda ear {Mama am: bastards ear buainan llIM¬:§iI;ua0
what 15 bmppinlag to as? '
meme: bgin 1 think that wmmct 1 puullax-iphnzmwmm-u canulaay ~
a-re:-ymzzy npsrlkal -we 't9gezhm:~aua' today. 0 m £001 namniowtiy varyrruaaly . . an win. we has any trauma aa ya I think nut or usare actually n;-3' lanoly. Ha 13:01 mania:-aath him! at anxlauu - 1» vi tall -
iaeinzad... am! our triandlinou in I» MM of aupuraial frimimn _at pawl: who an in the nan but and utunny tall. lawn]; uni GoI think you might; sag aunt. malls we tall: n gut and shunt frinii la!
trunaltran an as-0 at than nab tins 3106 or at:-:11 an elem: to naht'1'l=!'l In this !m3..!,n -,' kw 1% M411! at .1: m:92er.¬l::§.:s2. #nPm92?-l!P1Q;u ___*
but nut by an may um intran £003.!-mg» 1;
92*iALL»llGEl In your halt "an am: Suointf, you arias at am: 10:5?-is abut £187
unwitting malt: or-10&n!:1un', uuw hm it mlhll a am lam than ha am at
IHGEIIQ bl 0 '
Pwz I think this has ta u with the point I; mutton! tare thatIan trwsrorm munch aw things. in ant nah at!-am an taint j
neat aaeh mm» an the aunt-_ hgir to mustang! thnuulvug with 1 proQuays. I gi-vi yea n nuncrata cnwh! 1-t 1: ital at not eating malt: fas an will an aiming 1 mam an I dopuhmzt start as think QM" "hug and than 1! an bantihl kw but hum» at the !'Olll_»Il-GI; ht! .an it maa. bun mm. It that hug would mil 11:0 man-nuns itwould has a 1:»:-us.» xnruviaazkiaraoling bums: it wean tool. human _it nunlt him M14 it hu ma it 8| mi! to riannhia that tat-0 am-0 dlgrta ='"as-an I vault my um wan or uitua at nut or an éopoadl on cm: ad»abtltéy as tho Mvaumlity an-kn-. and in an um auoacuful it in haw. ' "
new manotnn j
wammsrn km! lawn! ukmulé. bs what 111115811 or Qhllt kind of sl1.ilbi.1£¬:'1'
Fmml Basia: nhmm! ha the utilfnatton at work will dun». snark lfblzpt ll;
um-kuuatngtulgHAIJAGM Lt!-'5 ga ta plillloln at it h§p nm in ttlntlmthlg_.,-.¢92
ta ht: pailitialw and at the name am, an n owe withuat humming -npocxrta, I wean Inca ta an-: you about aura nautical ulna
4
UT; F192I$%-use Po lb _
vamw I mm i Ewe-:::=atu an that 1: a dlrtsrunt topic. I ahll 1.13:0 ta any
that ml tine mu a pecans: phomamon... manly, that we tan: 1 in name
walikim, we rua nhmzt pa1£t$.u,n;t: wt it you nu, tar inatmcn, am
vomizt of an number at aka/dial which has bun undo an an malty ceneamcaunity with pr-ivaia affairs Host Aaariaam; 905, I-I! same:-ma with mush,money, family yroblwaa... aw! thwy an not soneomwd with tbs matters atsociety . -.- with palixicn» For you night uk what an I mam by Immense!»
£ nu mam tn! kiwi er thing emu which gm: 1.0 lame hours at 311931.
gamma: Youm mat mggsst;;L.ng that than is Cnihing, wan with hungconezggaé aver hallth; f5m11; attain, mat; n£$$i.:'-8-. auén pivfsikly _
nil no J
[email protected];»!: £011 it amml partway natural to us... it night not mum no magi.ta seamen: aims. It in always ay me w mi! n; tally ms! in waywe my an-' mm: thm ta up:-an an a reality my alatadnus an ethwa, -- -$5 W11 :-12;» to ath¢z*a¢¢ aw-'¢ aq real nun at mapemibiiity tar aha: bnppita me um:- tha raid: at tin W216 am! the rest at tho pawl! in thh country,
mmcz: Wham we talk about mm an an talking partly" i. interjwt.»
about Unlta tatca um and woman, or wtatim nan; ar we1*
Fuwiz I would may there: ia min as mach»-, I wuuld say, nltheugh this is mt1 .1"-cw; waqmzar 0-mmmpr-.= .1 mmm is mmh 1: 1t=.*:.£1:.;~ lb! .1:-mature uaimrn in gnaw:-:3.»
Thu-0 is men a thing an a hula M-ndlkiun or imam azistuneo, unit Hui.» mum I
natur-e navar appear: in Mzaalt baaaxmb it: always appear:-s as aaldud by Ixpsrtieub emltuz-a or wciaty. me at:-angm uniuia that mat» acclaim: luau
mivaly that ha tbs my they um is mun 0»
wmnssas You sly that you are 1 Duowg, and I dmit int ta ha-av about Slutpartieulariyq I am talking abmxb our pnlitiual icadersmf vhaislwr pallizlul
mo.
mam: I mum any without Ewing fuautioun that I think what was min: an mm -
who has an Hm aam time canvictiam, mmtiuu in whisk than mmvictiana are
meted ans! a ap penetration at tbs pmblms at waist!" mm or uthars
and er tho fczraea which aipruts within thmu -
&92LLM§El and {mt £001 im alas than on both 05.60: at bk! political tin ?
weaxwa on yes, in aux; ruspaak x am quit: unuzvnz. *1 thdnkua nit: than n
both awn. .
mnnwaz Bow do yam. naemmt fer 11:, or arc yaw». anaauatlw for it incur
dinmniauf
FRQKFES F9» the am: Manna winhwa talkld about a rlimie ago. me an anam mnaurmd with hutwsmtoiit-10; that an an mt 1 ufchntly neutralwith Ghawerhzg av anazava-lug em ougnaa, than anus , the runs: whia vi
undernuth the aurfaai. -
gnmingza ;¬as':1§:.1.k um-f abouthnm in mlatz wlh nutigclhatul j0-upuuu: amsmlqwagaaur .watm pupa;nu an-$.=tan'u uz-in at ax-$5.010: M1101 -53¢.» or I:-Mann whisk willmart}; bu nppuring in 1 Long 111119! awnpupna mist!-. In an that 'untartainnanta, putimluly tultrillaa, an rubbixxg éainiotm of um aapuiiy
to th.!.nk_, ta ¢:.@¢1-mama. Ba aw sync! -
92_-.-;_-, _,_-,,_ _k,__ ___'. ____,____¢_, __-___ _;___i _,__, ____,____ _ _______F___ _____ _ __ L __ _ _ "n _ _ __7 "W71 __ iii
1
Q ' . . ..
31"#?¥9@0o?o;
$2611.»: : 1 mg:-as whn1ahaa:.~tc¢1p
mmcm 110 go-u print to .o1nhomt:%1f~
rams: 1 eam In-. akin; rm dam ¢ vovy gem! gm as ¢1m=msmg w
int; ma Z just agren z
HALLA£i£: Hm in riiltienanip to Lava and mm-gs. mum an 1!"0"g¢t81n¢ §off tbs truck! . '
mm: Q1 sown in talk u 1? §__
lws hi mé 'M" *2; r: .%" * 4. . . .- I11 " %a 92 ;imam mam Ear mm wt I tiaiak" in wrong magi or 101$it fa. amp:-aua»& with tho mi ':.n111,na . an u sqattnmt whiskcam: aver as ma we m#:»m¢a§m 1: j in an um»: mnto¢nné§"_'_'mt it 2.: not any to n;lz!_.9n._. mt 1.: in ms nut qlgt-salt Inahéavo an ¢h1§qp nui ism: it gash wrztaarizuw in =1-_. was aura; 1' er nus 1 Mt» twain so . = an is wan Ha um or mm; mm and nnmhmk in R!l,1!EIfl_g;0:*lQM in ¢e3_.eama.. nbmt a kiné at mat uwwnng tam! l 05qg:at&nn_a_M§x_.. An irlndpr ralutivnly I:-hall: r'§1:*B£a;_uh19 01' has poopln-emu 1-Qua.-*92:az'=i~u@;¢ 1;~=1vu:!?*::m2 121*-m i-.1Ii3I1i;E!?.33"=lT maxi ~;:~m wmn.r1_uw=:_;--mmnm .the jump :.n%.@ any inbimao ralataamas with nah other»
'a§&!.L,A¬R: In raligiunf
PRQM: & In -riliglon I think it is n wry sac! pioturi an I an tie B!%u paa-igpsggle an nbmnythl Ellllllllll of nllgima 821.5-Ohallagoély rug an in ad Status nut. I an afraid ihlt 12091!talk wheat am! nor! teamtma 199 you-an ago" thy go ma tn the::""'.§§: a.?t; '1 @,..,,§***:'*-:::*;a.:i:* ',,.' * ,,.,:. *a."*::.: '"" 01 re 4 ' m. 1 _ yto ems,-ch, us; than wolwé, aria it any an bibltasl; I M {mm &tbs worm ww 1:2 vstm.» _
mmaxa Yam uy ¥1n.:tué. or haviag 1 nliaau om0r1anu'._¢ amt» it _,B roltgimu uptrinncof 1 1 '
mews: mi: in imlnd a vary armus question to mun: aw may pup}:'~;'§.i§»l § ¬fJé 3="'" m@é% §L '-nmmi 3!um . for our tn; m-»ma,. 9;? air
DIv .- . Imartian: #111: duulwasnt at awulvu -iii"an qrgro. I V % % % ~ % %%
. - _ - _ T".-,.-._----- _~~r__'~~ H ...___V mm rm my in no am sum-tr": in $33! 3-9:; Maid! tan pm-avianjéhtléut ma wu MM. In mu mmtun their pywhlns 1; at an is _
.. , AA . .- . - - - * -'~,-, - »~ ~- .. ' - , - ~ ;?:--- §~z..- - - ' 1' -
wmaats at I by punt?tayumwgml usual 0-
21» 92w- % % % main! be % % mm. men,
mm: mam». I % 921; I V
§§§i¢%%§5$§*3***~** *@¬V*?§?%$F3§3?**§§
wakmts am mu ba"¢;.'lt
= an aw-2.: as MUM um mfmr ms "3' »
wuxmw - mm % ~
mm: mm»: I an mq i. __ stun that ,_mom by intab: mam its 1; nib aw um umadQu.u in Nltft phiriwtwbcaqaaia - 4 ' . -~ "1 s .
¢§~§1§§§l mQ§§*1$* §l;111v¢§|@40 l
mm aw z m in 1 pa % wniem 'i!.Q"¥£' if v tam» A BL 1 .. % I V1» m am nah an .m-"R32. _ L % WI318 I £1 Qi $53 9*" 11 j H §§_,*",. I;§fI
am! in lama}: an that ii thi;,,a7§.j;- nudity that 1:. ' j _. :_
' pl"0FP%o§07
»
an z 11; n. at % thins 1-; *9" "'?"*_" "1' *"§,,' 1
F 9~a_"§? *7§ J, Q mmH '§*¥'¥'ii'$¥:§¢i§ »a win i gm §§1i'¢;M*§§§§** *t!§n§ that ieitdta amt awwnteé $3-$3 ' *5 - auxin A ;% a inn mmamm: an 9%» 1 1£335 is m ms-nmzmm ~ "9 1" ":::::'1: :i?§:='.'~:.arid hm f ma u In r W imm % '~..
M-» 1 % am-» * a<@~
~ I 4 1 1; _92..
rm I
awn Q, W %. W-'m,,,.;* a*m:.;;:.§".; :§. §§?%m,», mt 690'W». M -nl!;u!@'an.m? *-
W* * * ¢ M;_-g =;~::: M
¢ ma mm». aiém :9 ms % - T3
W_ . _ ,2 :_ I_ _ > g Db. Z R -_ . _ _ _ _ 1,-V;-2,-;._ . 0 . . .4 » _ - _.:¢=;P"f'"'-' ._ ML, »., _ -,1; __ ¢.:- Is.-. - H-, t? 31 _ :--1*-1». A. -- ._ ' '_-.'-_}. ; "3 ~ ' " ' .1» -. 5* ' ~ - -- ' - * .4 . , .-.,;--.--- -:- .-=-. ' ~ -_ _ __ _ __ ,4-. ,-,>-~= ;_ . , ,. . - ' ' '
' . ,,. -..f*fE.'-'- . _h:: '" ' » . _. " ;1 _ "w**W1",,_g$;_*W ,§,,;,*;,;» w %
t 533 1 K354
. . _|..., 1
u A% % , Q; 1 1 %
W 1 , ~ ¢"§ 'm}'- %
mam iaamvg, mm am 11% ,-I J?
V _ .-;;ji§?:Q
W.
~ -- -* -_ _..--;;.....-.'_'__;_.-_ :. ' ~ - .. _ .,._.,__. ._,...-_._.~_..,,-___¢-__,-;_____,_ ., _ . _ ......_.__-- .-,.._. '..~~..-V _- __->._._'-....._.--.-..____
B1. F?uoa Pl 8
vtA.L£J.¬E: R011, new wait It moment» 1&1 3 rend trail tin ¢&lltnanitnutas u anmmists mum to scmul mu viva ma amn-ay 05:11; ulnra that their am am bu attain mug tinfora!» waremw or an miatingumnttiaaa. Lat an kg clans:in-mite at a amunia z'¢92'¢:>1u%.5.au,- it awn: ta we that» this an-dignifua,
an-diguifica mam Iracéanh
FH1*£~§s it is awfully élffielt to tako cm; quett aw. iaauxn it IMala quarts nu was naamoa tram Babuspiuwo on which main-n éuaamay
1: baud, 15¢ you W116 mm a%92n%s¢
wmaucs: varhmpa I should re:-ué sq liar: and 9-amp: 1 at-mulé rm:-né mynigh ham.-. Bn»..h:n_, {wt ttat;-;t; lill left", r. Pram. in youpauimistle about mm a happened to as? ~ 3
Fame: 3. am amrrué only in am awn», manly, than dun 1- us. Bar madour pbssiblé inability to avoid 11:, mt I in wry aatmtiau mtmr I 1have aim .. in our ww-la, in em aavalapaont at nu: imam , but Icam as thing in naanunry" to has rnlitr new cm helluva inraw. we to bu aura that; we will hum vitality ml; it no are ableto £'u1£i.11 Qhn which 3.: essential ta our whats hnéation 111% tint is
inn» aw mat in man um!!!»
EALLRGE! mantra an mach, r. From, for tnkihii time ta acme andtel}: with 1:1. ihatimr or not ans agree: with " aalatiun, Dr» WithF1-was paints ta s. panning prablua. ks he an it, Larisa {maa taworship amines tnatua or am. Ha awn to guru: nuns: ta nutty.A saint; that in m1$.t!.cu.1.13 rm-0, my: Br. From, azwald. guard agntnat
thin kind at qziritaul nnl1n1'iIa%¢~
Isms an 3: we go ma» the star; or zhn tau-tam aitiam and his wlttiulparty» {war was: "@111 bu ans at the mi»: figurcu of this pa-lad.» Idanee him he::!..~:=:':~ ml!" nu: 1-dlai. Stnvrrzsom Ifjil armt $0 mu: thatcentral tho vats: has our than palia-in or axingavnmamt, if you "wantta ne! ms the straws at 11811:, hnlniaien _ um 1:-on an pnlzti-:11mum and auwctgmn ca! it you mun: an mew which nu thopawn: 'mnamh'"m-mix: pa92!.'hw~tN peL£.t!-iu1.,Ln:k1kEp¢i%i.w_'ntné
mm». or um in _ at Fun like thy 1: " I ' W;untozu, his Kttianli. Manna: an or Hanatscwnwi er tin America: 1*Iagion, wslll ga aftlv than names .-Ema Anti M33 ak. "e
@111 than, ma: ¥§n1:u1¢¢, &m>=:n1§m_.~ -y_ c;,,;¥_ :
if
.;. ,--FA
.~§*~z§..,.
9'4
,.
xi. .
iii
K?
i.-v..: =;
=: -'.'.1.EI- ."1._~.
"i
i
4
¥é1" '1?
Z_,,1 1
E Ui-. 571
e
5
¥--.. 4» .1 .¢
i.
if ,5 L
é ~-
-AV; -; C
. L X 4.. _ - .--1 *7*'./~.e 1*- Q. 1; 41
._ ._;_ ., __ __ _.
£45»
1. ' I I-~ a_ f, ,,-, . _
i. $ Q ,5-.;;. .;g¢- ' ~.;.~
...- ,
: --. _-: 2 - 1* 1.,
~¢..-.
'M»,..._ M-ff .- I. ",-. s "22 4' 1 _ ~ " ~ n
.'.§" ,:. »'
.-=.r . --,-5». , V
.5 92»
"U, U EEp£RAL auacau or HIVESTIGATIGN .!::_ -gemont ...N 1: ' yrrzn STAT£S DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE Mr. pbhr ._ _ - 1% ._ *1 / Hr """%_ --- *7 F»
; _.{ 1
, ...-_ » - ---- ~--_-.-_..- -5.-ni-_._ ' '
'_ "" "'.:.'.;-»92~<~v4'§2"-= 9IInn- .»
Dc{J 92Q ,,.-¢v?** - ~- 74¢: J. ---¢-W1-..___m ,,,_ ,n____.. F_ qt _ .4" ._
, 4orrucs or nmscroa ?¢1so,,. . ' _
_ 1.
The attached tw0"Year reP }It Mr. Junes :. _ .g §, >.,I *'-M.
- was Sent U0 the Director from Te1e. n ~J th9bF1-llld f0! '18'Rep11b]j_c Hr. 1-|o]'|man_________ -4
§
Q
E NEW YOIk, - ' Mass sandy
| E1 v -
. , - . - Q
u V ' ,/ J 1. 6
"Q. .' * ' ""_ _ ¢ -IQ I1 [0 ~. .;,' ,lT.7_hr7L, 9 "_;,,,_,_L ,Jf¢¢g~.A5' I
.»-/'
é 14* » '7 - _. 6. _ 6
v -* 1 * - . '- . .. W »";.M-.-.~- ~- / -- -~ @§§[email protected]%#s<a¢15r=;R T é 3 *§@_ ~ E553 '. 15¢ 137:"", ; ' 5' 1 ~ .,' _- 1 _/ July 32, 1958 ""' "*'*'$°" Q. I-____..5 "1.--~" " ' /K ""'- Rosen . 1._ 1 .»' Hr. _ E Jig, .g Mr. Trotter 92 ,1? 92
_ of the92~'fRgnd for the Repgbljc M,-_ w_c_ an ____J¬ . if K
= - -Street, New York 1731555 H01:-ne5__________' 5' ~.*g
|1 - _ "T; . ,..F Att h ;J;-.-'.'x u>_" Q 1. '92 EC ment '/ /1 , /E I Klrf: gn;{'P .' ;_7
92 b r
4 "-' ~. --~g:¬
-" i '?!._...........-.. ..AM..-. -W -.-W. - -.1». .__.._.,..~ ___w__... . _ " " _ - _ _,_-__.......-_._..__............._.____ - _ ,,.,,.,,,,..,.,,,m__
- . - IL FAT.-.:_
I I _ __ _ M. 4
:.=
»
2
¢.'¢
/.4' »/+/f~=~ * - e.<-qr.
,40K.
W395 .....¬.B Q- % M ; HEREh%i.3.3." ' %
5%? 3/rs-<w§% ~ sq/eqflg/7 ;g? 60 g-1 ' __ .' ? =- "9 .
% Q 73- .1Q-1% t» >1» W5 1E* T@®&E ~RCH.~
do 2:; H
___U» "I
Ha: _
H _H_@___?m _
_ u * _
g L _ _"_V___
3_____ p
_ ___u | _ _1hl___U®__._u__ _ _M Q_ M
B
A
M
M
M M 5 §t~_k_q _ h§_H%&2_¬_d _M__ _ A___H_ _ U5__"__ 1 _Ww__m f__M__w"_km_wH$:_"_%_u ___'q_é_%W __: __?_ If '_ 'P§i 1§,S§>__§>_>§x! }E¬_:LER%92k_§;____ K u__"v__:_né___ ' 3 _§ _ M
,_.;,
;.- , J3,
yw WY:-u
-1<. " -. - V ~ * -' "W-Iv : ¢ i I; 1:-~.; :3» ;=.",-==;~- --~» .¢ -W-.__,4__.,,,.;_ -~»~»-=-=~=-w"~-~~;:-»-~ ______ -71::. *4 M Y_ _ ., . .. ~,-»- - waif: »=,-~ V. " ~ ~-
__:W__ C, _ _,._...Ws_____T:._..._ . .._.s...,..v_:.T_..m..,:7n.N;W..7n_J T/__ ,.._The American Broadcasting Company asked the
Fund to join withit in presenting discussions of the issues on
television. The und aeeepted this inqiration, and into an
agreement for thirte n programs. Up to the date of this report ve of
these have =55 d. Mike Wallace has interview"ed' Reinhold
Niebuhr, ton, William ODQuglas,*A1doIBguxley,"Zand
Ericromrn on Ll}e_topié v?hi¢i§Ii§é,5;1£E1 is '
public response has been Igremendous and must be encouraging to
those who have been concerned about the apathy of the American
people on these subjects. Transcripts of each of the interviews are
being published. " V. " H. H
The Labor Project and the Religion Project held
conferences in May of 1958 in which the issues being considered
by the Consultants were submitted to lzu-Jgegroups or persons
cially qualied to comment upon them. The proceedings of these
meetings will be published.
./-~3
|
/iv
92;
1 |
J
._____.
92_ 92.92
92_ .
I.
rr».
Z;92.,- .
!92
N -9292¢<>
92J
£92J,k EM
§=
figv 3 .. J-" ' -. -
4I ,-Q -
92
-". ~">'§ '2 l 'l;| 19 >2 P1/Y L
92i¢,Li/ »
3 / K; +-J .- * L1./L
EMJUL_, I -D 92I -' v92 3 r iQ A ,92_.- I 7 I ..Y 2 kd-92 _lr _
a
s
,,, MM 92IY192> /'
92 r
92 |1 . .s
I -I 2?921,3 ' '
92; RE!! 10 /;..¢~2£%.c?.;- ~ -W.
f . -,_ _ » -_-4 ~-§'-»w.,~.§;-=;~=,* .. mfg .J%_;.5,§ __ l,_¢_.. 5-92,j1"x.; '-:-¢;. -~' . - ~ , . ;_= 4 5,5»; 1,, W *9 .» , A,-_ Q9 » J2;--qt r ~ 5'" 92': ' - . .4 -in? {=.§ 7 ;_ ;:- ., .--.. 3; H1 ' - , ;;;,,,§;v,~-.
_. _; s
. . -?rE§: ~..~ = 1--;.
. ,,_ Km
| I - _. _, _-""" "" , 4,-~ - _ 9292i, L . .5 Ej-1;Q 1 -C! I. nu or 4 x M . 92 __ M -L{- ,:,92 j . t, 1 ~ ' _ .
1 [ "
1 I
1
'
92
__,__
3
_ 5
.__.
-- -X,
r.E
E
J .
CUPIES DESTROYED
- IBBSEP 1%: mu:r. 7',"}/ =_ _0]_ C6 Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
'DIRECTOR, FBI sea,-1*.-1 sis. §'%-*§- nA'rn=November l7, 1951+TO :
N CONTAINHJ 9292 ALLI .-S moM AC, nsraolr loo-new! 11-1" 4=§F1E1* " ' . *- EXCEPT "rs = uh é I f~ K »~ 4/?. OTHERWI EsUBJEc'r= I_Jr. 1.1-six *1 ;;;.;-'s-cs *3, 4&3 /P5 ' C Classied b -
h"°1 " . WC Deciassiiy on omQ, anal Source of known reliability, 6 740937on November 9, l 14, advised SA Q that he hadattended a Contemporary Arts Group GAG mes ing at which Dr.CLARA THOL-lPSGiv was the featured speaker. On the same dateHACKER supplied an undated GAG letter which advised that Dr.LARA J.HCi-.1-SCi~1 was to speak before a GAG meeting on Hovember, l95L, on the topic of "The Hole of Y.-{omen in the 20th Century".
nstant letter states as follows:
"CLARA THGLPSUH, I~..D., is one of the leadingAmerican psychotherapists. Her scientific ' ._2 backs;-our1d is conneciied with the names ofinc-1; oH£&LrCu: LF a-.E.'1:c.;"; a.,3;*.f;._J.i,--~'l3ii -_..- -"/§ULIf?»fAI"-Z. and ROM-i-I. ,_ s J. IN '._'__,__._. _ . g _'_____n,,--- ' i f".i '2 J 1' "Her theoretical orientation is -.-:1 iam 7?
Alanson White school of psychoanalysis, in which
she has held various positions.0"
"she has published many important clinical and_theoretical articles on the psychology of women
and on various phases of the nsychoanalytic 1- 1/ process. Her most recent book is Psychoanalysis; "
_ _ 3 Evolution and Development.
F "Dr. TH¬Ji~n=.:iOI-:' has taught at Johns Hopkins
Medical School, New York Psychoanalytic Institute, 0'" .. _ _ .Washington 5ChOO.L of rsychology, and otherinstitutions . - '
b7,+ of known reliability, but whose originalsources are un nown, has advised thats-,_the GAG is an organizationin which the controlling body is representative of local ke 5 i ' ..
Communists in the professional and ultural field. -of known reliability, has advised th t he considers he CAG tobe virtually a full-fledged CP Fro t GI01lp?? it now stands.R£c0an_ -jg / s. =E_1;.5023_ /iL.d.GiuTi1:i'L|D Wu" ff
~ 5E-22%?so insI-T-iS:I92EJB
D-. -_-_-Q 92-g-Q1
-- .- -_ ..._~._-4---_l.._-._..»-.__.-=_ 1_--._.@._92_.'-..4..;..¢n-..a~....~-_i- _,. .,.. ____ 9,;-_, __., ,,~. -.._ _ ,1 '-=.__' cs-..-..._';¢=4__.1-' Q-"J-__._;,'-7-.- 4.-.-.1 nu . @._._ -. ...,.--ie_._._ .._.~
--~» ow Q it
rIi'v"!ITs-we!! ""I 8 ..'- .15: 5 ' Feh. éég e dF t Ii '
i.: .."'"DERAi.. BUREAQ CIF lNVE5TlGATlON;£i6TlN;OF}T¢£ 1 i T W i¢>FFr¢=0#0Y=7I1;6_U|=;£l_wf92§'Eh'i'~i M 7INv=='I'izI63V=F=R'5b7 i will mi
cnmaeo cnxcaco 92 8/31 61 1/20/61 - s/2s/s1mus or cm: i "Z Z it A} ==1=°§i*iM~=>==Y'i if ll, 7 5'"
W h or ' "spat 1QOHHUHIST 1NFILTRATIQ§ IF Q; C155 K if i K '
Jnmnmmrnn mm curmns -
5ND BUTCHER WORKER OF IS - C - i
norrrn AMERICA, AFL-CIO
nn1=nnm1cns= Reports of SA Gated 1/26/61 and .
7/29/60 at Chicago. ,
Washington Field letters dated 7/18/61 and 3/30/61.
Newark. letters dated 4/21/61 and 3/23/61.
, Bureau letter to Chicago dated 4/4/61.
New York letter to Chicago dated 3/2/61.
...p..
J LEADS
The Detroit and New York Offices, which have Fur
and Leather Department locals and personnel of that Department k_ .91.;_'.92~qzera,ting within their divisions are requested to follow andreport, by the media of investigative report, information with ji;:;;5:respect to the Communist infiltration of the Fur and Leather Y '-
Department of the AMCBINA. ' *
These offices should submit their reports either on '41 '
a six month basis OR whenever sufficient information has been l
éevelo e,djw_wa riaf the oeubeieeiqe 91 aeeerepertl J __*' W _l A , -nrmovzo %H lg , none-rwnrrzmszmzssIQ-DWIwe-efee; "/ i * ** " E ;?.|,i_, l e
Usqies listecgugwver Page B i RH} 30 j
¢ kkglxou x "WI G6 by e4 Rf; 5 Q1 F, . 01193 we -~=~-~¢ it "'$1-;ta=11$5 ue¢92="5"Y " qln . FKi j s:rf:';Z §*aT¢.£~»[5¢»;;@;},e§* H W j A y. i i J V
E3--. --.---- v 1 ' ¢///45 PM _ 1_&"1§1'. /29@,../' s
_o o__o on on h End _ ' , 7 . 77 o ll * .PROPERTY OF FBI.-This report is loaned to you by the FBI, and neither it nor its content: are to be distributed outside the qoncytowhlch llmlu =SEP 5 T951 VL56 1, _ _o
._,--_e ~
CG 100-30260
§ BP°rF @2513 1-insetp c,o»9292<92 ~*¬3°
Data reflecting the substance of articles appearing
in "The Butcher Workman" of the dates indicated is set
forth on the right side of the page, whereas the corresponding
CP line is set forth on the left side of the page:
Foreign Policypj hob; end Industry - The Armed Egress
" THE JOINT initiative of
the American Friends Service
Committee and s group of top
labr leaders for a labor con-
ference on Peace, Jobs and
Freedom in Chicago April 14-15,
is evrdence'ci tne change oi
attitude beginning inside the
unions toward the co1dwar....
" Each one of those
sponsoring leaders has been a
supporter of the coldwer, and -
certain of them have been
rabid or began to develop
exceptions to coldwar policy
only of late. But the important
element in the picture is that
these people have come around
to joint action end are doing
so publicly, in apparent defiance
of the official position of
the AFL-C10. Moreover; as the
program of speakers and topics
before the Chicago conference
indicates, there is a realization
that the problems of Jobs and
freedom--civil rights and civil
libertiesare related to peace. "
Source: "The Worker" of
4/2/61, P,. 4
_ 25 _.1"What can labor do to work
toward peace, full employment, and
freedom? Over 150 trade union
leaders from 16 states met st the
Peace, Jobs, and Freedom.Conference
held in Chicago, April 14-lb to
come up with some answers.
"The need for such s confer»
once was lucidly expressed by
Internationel Secretary-Treasurerek_EIrGorman in a statement Patri _ _ 7r::ggby Executive Assistant.HiltQnE. nna gt the conference. Goran
stated: _
"'While peace may not be lists:
as a virtue,'neverthe1ess, its
fulfillment overshadows every other
thing in life. Without it, our
civilization remains a jungle of
sevagery, a hell of mistrust,
a purgatory of anxiety, and hope-
lessness for e thing called
happiness.
"'1 an happy to be associated
with those who are dedicated to
the search for intelligent answers
and sane solutions to-the ever e
pressing problems of-peace, jobs,
and freedom. I shall remain an
active member of the movement and
p _ .. _ u'92.. |_ "_1, ', .
r:§_i1.,_. . 92-'I'
' 9'I
4. /.1 1. I ' I I-. .!.,, I _,_,.
QG 100730260
" Peace will not come of
itself. It is not inevitable.
It must be fought for, by
dedicated people. It is the
supreme task of our period. And
because so much of the war
danger emanates from aggressive
forces within the U. S. A. It
is primarily a duty of us
Amrieans to fight for peace as
a live foreign policy by our
country. People all over the
vnrld leek nevus-to do thin.
Source: "The Worker" of
4/2/61, p. 7
" Peaceful co-existence of
different social systems appeals
to all right minded people as
sensible. Then there can be
peaceful competition. Disarmament
is the first necessary step,
which will ban the-bombs, end the
bases on foreign soil, stop the
arms race. More and more these
ideas are welcomed throughout
the world. The war makers
must be contained and stopped,
they cannot be allowed to
destroy the human race. "
Source: "The Worker" of
4/2/61, p. 7 _
-26-.
, "H . . .__ ==..,,.=,. = ==-=:== -.,.-. . -1», - ~- - == -- - '- -~- " = ~ ea...-sum;-we-- :_,_li ;§L"92L
shall constantly pray for peace
until that ideal becomes a reality.
In this world and age of ours,
there can be no neutral ground
for any sane human being. We
must either be for peace or for
complete destruction. The
latter gives surety of death;
the former, hope for life. j
"'For the millions of workers
of the world there can be no
=happness ithani jobs. neir
very existence depends upon
employment. The line of the
jobless is a line of hunger and
poverty, of headaches and grie£....
"'As far as freedom is con-
cerned, we have it, and yet we do
not have it. Freedom is an elusive
Will '0 The Wisp we must grasp
it, hold it, and set it upon an
indestructible foundation without
fear of tyrants developing laws
which threaten our liberty on all
sides. Laws which give the right
to the workers only to slave are
a mockery of a thing called liberty
"'1 shall always follow the
path, no matter who the leader
may he, that will give to the peopl
free and untarnished liberty, under
God, for our nation, for all natiom
and justice for a11.{. . .mm_
"The conference was called
by the American Friends Service
Committee and six AFL-C10 leaders,
= f}F92?'F}. ?}i?F*¥T?§-I;
..~v-I»;
92
CG 100-30260
Note:
With respect to the American
Friends Service Committee, it
is to be noted that the Social
Service Directory for Metropol-
itan Chicago for the year 1958
described this committee, its
Chicago regional office, as
representing the Religious
Society of Friends Quakers! in
fields of social action.
"' fif-f92
{'5}. ,,__
Amalgamated Secre ary~TreasnrerGerman, Jggggzérey, president,
International Union of '
Electrical, Red , and Machine
Wcrkers;_Em ,h__ey, secretary-
treasnrer, Un ed A tomobileWorkers; A. Phi pgndolph,
president, nretne bod of Sleeping
Car Porters; Fra M E egplnm,
general secretary, Imalgamated
Clothing Workers Union, and
Arnoldixfzigder, president,
American Federation of State,
esnty, en£'nnimipnl"Enp1c?es.
"Favoring world disarmament,
the union delegates concerned
themselves with the question: If
and when world disarmament takes
place what will happen to the
several million working people
now employed in defense industries?
Each agreed that in the face of
disarmament some sort of plan must
be drawn up for the transition
from military to consumer goods
production.
"'The probability of 1=ne.-- {L
chances for a nuclear war is great,
said keynote speaker Eriefiromm,
distinguished psychonaliit and
social scientist.
"His statement was based not
upon the fact that both Russia
and the United States are arming _W_
themse1ves.to the teeth with nuclea:
weapons but because mankind has
fallen for new forms of idolatry
and ritHa1ism.' He said, actually,
___,_.,,_--. -,1-:.,,,,~f D1
I -v
JG 100~30260 c0r~1§9210£rasmz,:
both systems the United States
and Russia! are converging. Both
are leading teward even greater
bureaucracy, materialism, and
are concerned with'one main goal»
increased pr@duction.'
"He pointed out that in
Russia, the State and Autheritarian
powers are the new god-like idols
created by its leaders. In cur
country, he said, We are new
lasing tuenrseliig w£~indie£nalinn.
and our values - referring te
the gradual replacement of our
humanistic American Heritage with
the impertance of money, success, e
consuption of material goods, and
over-conformity.
"It is because of these new
values said Fremm that man is fast
alienating himself from his fellow
men. This process has already '
reached such a stage, he pointed
out, when you hear 'experts' who
estimate that in the event of a
nuclear attack some 60,000,000
people will be killed, which they
claim is not so bad. Others
are toying with the theory of
games and relating it to an
atmic war in an effort to determinn
the percentages of death. an 7
questioned whether man has lest '
the reverence for life for himBe1£,_p
and his fellow men. It he has, he
said, the threat of war is great.
an _ __ _:;'_._W._4-u__ _un-n__:¢
_ ___ _ ___:__, __ J-___ _ V ,_,__: _.- _92 _. A _ _i__= .-___.-,__ ,_ ,-4____ _. Q, _ ___,__. Mn _.# _ __ ___, _,-_, ,___-___-___ ; -_._,,.;_.'_._--...._» .......<_._..- _92.¢92=-._._---.- st... -._. »-..--_ =_.._
_,_ A _, W, ,_,_,A ,_,, .. _ .. in ,4____ - s- -- -- - _--- --;;;_ ~: 1%:-: :_-- L~%f~"::nn$wq,-:<,=' slam@¢,;_%;i,"/i_. ~n-q-w . _v W - 7 * ti ' '
1|-
CG 10030260Q
_ 29 _r ' J
£Z!pJ§. ilscs L:¥fA**
i'~1L,
ukiiltrdiliiliii-F-33-gted that anatomic war woul ean_an fend to
the human race. But should there
be any suriniors their community
would be one_o£ brutal dictator-
ship ruled by military power.
-"The imediate solution to
the Cold War problem said From
is universal control of
disarmament. Also, there must be
a policy understanding between
the two sides United $tntee and
Russia!to agree to the status quo,
for one not to go into the others
camp. They must maintain neutrals
ity.'
"The long run solution he
pointed out rests with the
question: Can man return to his
early humanistic values which
permitted him to feel in unity with
others? 1
IF IF =l= # #
"Emil Mazey, secretarytreasuz
er, United Auto Workers, said that
what we need today is a full
Cabinet post aimed-at planning
for peace. We have private plan-
ning for profit but no public
planning for people.
"Mazey warned against relying
on missiles and nuclear bobs_e1the
for jobs or national security.
=I= * 1I= It *
{92f92§92ifvs92; 1 *1
;Hi;-5.
1.., ;_,_$. ._ -. .,_ _ {_,___ _ '," u _._ _: ,. J} t. / _ ;- Q - , W-. [kw- £1. , _wA £1;. *34 J I
Q FBI l ..;
Date: ' J Z - 1.:¢->i5~>¢§
-" -
Transmit the following in _ ,__
_ Type in plain text or code!
via AIRTEL W C91 : ; +7
'r'l- rMethad oflidilingl' -22. ;/1 -. _-;.z_ 1 J:/-,...:_1-';'< . -'_ -'_/ I
4,.
'? -Z f;¬7.9'f3§' Ff: '-1 -..- K
i
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI 00-J-l26'T61!. I: 1, 92 FROM: SAC, NEW YORK 00-133090! R3 t { , P .1»/ , 1O i " 4I
c ; =1§ATI_<>;N_1-92L COMMITTEE FOR NGN-VIOLENT . 1* l ~¥"a'f92 AC'I'.I.QN caeamsr NUCLEAR WEAPONS = '-~ IS-C; CINAL QR» IOn it/ll/58? o has furnished reliable' iVn.£ormation in th past, made available a b_r_c_>_=;_hg.re_ entitled,.y _, PPEAL for NUCLEAR SANITY". This brochure sets forth a listo §'fr_.>onsors and executive committee members of the New York Q- Co" ' ee For A Same luelear Policy". 111 a-<.?.ti:.;:'.o11f *1 : "serias r
forth he names of several "Speakers for the Week. Because
of the prominence of some of these speakers five Photostatsof this document are being furnished as an enclosure to this / r
airtel. - -'"'A[,r I
. -I Q us ,,1.;_1~m__ _ POWERS '.'w £,;.-:.TLU :5; J _' G-H 1"!!92 0?: $43.3 0%:-£?=r:<21£-i 4--:.s-3TF ?4I-v@. £0 Q L c J
c #1
Qf * L 1 -Q51-
,- B 0-1426761 " E . 5! ! __ N§§,e§:r1§%§;§12-O;1§}!wI
- New York 00- -2!
C-"assied t
1 ! I I Q? J: #5?"
A '7 h ' ; A eawsa
a-Fe ' 1@~.__.. rile. .
' .- é. All
51111255 ;*;,§+*f
melxsm ;"¬@° §9292"¢o..lW:7 v I "|{!92
;// 4/
1 EX-12?-i i e= X i/...___/£71-I::!.m 1 #12-0! _ . - _, A, _ix E, ' L1" a I I I
K t l_ l w¢~_f__;r-.{, Approved: 1__ _ *_'}$érit' ' 3
it 5- 2.; ,1. 0 1n§W°i°1 Ag t "1 Ch°'°*1.
M Per
I
r
%#=% 92"7 WW 0"", MO 3~§5"92 8 ¢%>~ K9M"-u,,qf¢ JF.H¢p _ /B/ii»/Q0 ,'4s;' J
/ '0' 4*-L K 931§4%»3"'¥'qq _ -
l. i .
I i
.,_ g _
' s " .;92~ 3 . z ...~ .i____,_;~_..,92;_,,*, ____ _,,_______~; &_a__ -'1 » _. k_ _/Ea -H .
=_m.§;: M. ' . »e . AL .__>.._.. q . .."W:.
' -" -' Paw. -,
*1 §_~._";;=-zt"'v ?F"f'_'~'T. * '1 fr; ." '~T"'§ 5:???Y '~ J,-.5-,1,»-_;2: F¢492.»' L-I -=~~----1 -'-4 " " ""i".-_
, _ <92/A_ M/Z4/Y" %
ENCLOQURE-VI
_ _ _ _ __ _,__. __,..._.._._._,____-. _.... _ _._ _. _,_.._______-_,,__,_._.__-___- ,__-_._,____-__-_92.,,-d__H_-_,.92--;._.;¢;__: .-_ >.. .-_...,_ ....-..¢..._...,..+..___..._.._ Q.
I _ ___.........._._..
¬
§
_ , VI _ , -. Aw:- ».;--ii - _ 5 X 3-M.»-
3
%
n-_'_"5|.-1%;
4:5 "1
.,
;___>_-__,_._.,-.._.-_. .._,>..,.-_....._.__.__._.- _- _. 't"%' _t__ i W _
», 1/; _ 92
FD 35 IR-=92'» 5-22-64!.»
CLASSl!''I'ED oaczsm-§-is FINAIJZED j, B I~" "~r"aee"'"=: 1" E-.F"~.'.< com: Tree omBY DE * 4;*., »$v ; vr Date: 10/5/64TE: eD ea 9 -nw 97-»
Transmit the following m _ 1 ___ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _. _' ' 1 or code!
Viu
t ? mom; SAC, noun 00-14874! oz! , ,. 1,I - RL9 "- F I ' 92
I:m&uon-vtommecrzon
QUEBEC - GUANTANAMO WALKUFORCPEACE! IJQETELI __ _ _ _1;-,§r-:e§:*1f;D BY G
"1" sects-5*I 'T¬~?~1I 4? -1"
4%¬= D
RE: Type an plamtez
- - AIEMAILF "'1 ' Pi-10%,?!
i !l ' Q
UNITED sru-Es DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. ,1 -"' FEDERAL B1,m;1;oF1gu-1r£a.:1cAT1oN
October 5, 19641;: Repl_y,PIezmRq{eta - _ _""""°~ Re: _com11'm FOR NON-VIOIENT AGIION _
QUEBEC -_ GUANTANAMO WALK FOR
" AliD..VISA MATTER -
Miami", 'F1or:I.da,
from advisezf -
' o and wh for the'7
5'20.
that organization.
' "w-
- ' * ' The 0ctober"_'30, I964, issue of "The Miami Hews" '
contained an article 'e'.r.at;i.t1ed' "Cuba Talk Broken Up_At H-H". H-1,This article stated as follows: M '1 L; 19-!r'! {??" <
r.- 3 ;;;;¢_-*_;?-1__.-1-.i-5'1? ;-1.5, Ti§1§':,'f!'92'*':#-.1-;.--g1;-;.;;;.'.i;;;:;_',f;.- "'-I-"i'=;;_ 1 " 1». -".4-.>.;¢_;;",;;;:,@;:'"1;;;-;:;;§1w§~.§-.§"é" T, {$91559 jesév» J ea I Vi-Ti ' M 1 S 5 'E5351 1 ill gumj_1C"$?I k 1 . . .Q'£1-'.ER??1 Q35 '
.-92- - ---H, ,,, I.='%'C1-{§§:->;=--';:;_a ;_@T.='35_§;_.-§j_-r~.;g'q ;:':;92;;;;_;gg§_r_*; . ed __B92 =:_f,_.:;Z";_ .8; ;L.;":f;92':- _-_-, - .. 7 1DATE;:='i'- - - 1.-"J ¬s_. aii§x':';iW:: 55% 1? 1 , .'~ '>*"% W
as: ccmmlrrss FOR NON-VIOIEHT ACTION Hbgm-H I 1
"A pacifist-sponsored lecture at a Universityof Miami religious center flared into a fist-waving,name-shcuting bout last night, pitting the pro-Castro speaker and his admirers against Cuban
exiles and sympathizers.
Only once did the two camps come to actualblows -e and that occurred just as the meeting wasbroken up by officials of the Methodist! Wesley -Foundation on the campus. ' '
"Things got under way calmly at 8:15 'p.m., asDave Dellinger, editor of Liberatioh, a Nan York-published magazine, began his Shall The Ha S..Be.r.=.cg,1:iz.e Castro"s Cuba? ' speech. I /792 J: I
"The talk was sponsored by the92_omen's?.International _55°? °§£i°==
a1:*e"a¬ 1182 Sunset Dr. , y* '{c*r_a1iC§a_*yAes. q _ __ xi -
"About 100 pers_ons,- including many of the Quebec-to-Cuba peace marchers who have settled -in Miami,were on hand as Dellinger said, early in his talk:
'1 am tremendously inspired and excited aboutmost of what I saw in Cuba... a kind of exaltationin the people that I've never found in the United -States... a feeling that life can be good.
"Dellinger said he had visited Guba once inNovember 1960 and again in a legal, State _Department-sanctioned trip last May," accompaniedby other American journalists. ; A
"Word of what the editor was saying spreadrapidly through. the campus last night and within _an hour the audience swelled to more than 150.Most of the additions were Cuban exile students-.
...-1.. 92
rm/g-':~sT&;xP .
-»- ....._.__._ _._ .--.r...--.-4.---..-....1
U
RE: COMMITTEE FOR NON4VI0LENT ACTION
I The Cuba of 1958 -- the Cuba the exiles left 'behind -= has ceased to exist, Dellinger £3316. Andif the 'U.S. State Department would recognize FidelCastro's regime, you could travel there freely and
see for yourself. °
He was interrupted five times by shouts from
irate exiles.
"But the fireworks really began in the question-answer period which followed. The Cubans attending,both students and professors, jumped to their feet,shouting questions, struggling to be recognized.
"Many sought to refute the speaker's statementschar a3uba"s .re,nu!;ed .25 per cent illiteracy haspractically been wiped out' .. . "Rt$body ishungry... Everybody except what used to be theupper class -- is clothed and housedbetter. '
"When one bifocaled Latin American student calledDellinger a dirtyliar and a Con:namist,' -a group
of =the American women walked out. ' __
. -3..
"And when Dellinger, a Yale graduate and formerOxford scholar, said The State Department has beenwrong in just about everything 1:hey ve said aboutCuba, ' the Cubans shook. their fists and shouted
denunciations.
"When asked to explain the refugees, rich andpoor, who flee Cuba in daring escapes, Dellinger -answered: If the-' Negroes in Harlem ever get theirfull freedom" .many poor whites will be opposed.He added that the American Revolution of the 1700'swas supported by only a third of the colonists. ~
-3.. _
c° F46E/vmul./U§iI' 5/
i,
.i____,i
RE: ® FQR NON-VIOLENT. ACTION
6'0/vr"Asked to choose between communism and
capitalism, he said: I am not in favor of
Communism as'it is practiced in Russia nor
capitalism as it is practri.-zed in the United
states. -
"To a second question - from an American -=
he replied that he had not served in World War
II because he is a pacifist" I believe in
nonviolence all the way, ' he said.
"Bot not all his friends felt the same way.
One, a fat, baldheaded man with a black moustache
called a wiry Latin youth a crude punk when the
student heckled Dellinger. And moments later the
man wem: aitez: "the youth and they had to be 1:ni'11e'd
off each other.
"Angered, redfaced Cubans surrounded the speaker
after the meeting was officially adjourned and it
took Wesley officials 20 minutes to clear the
building - even after the lights were turned off.
"Dellinger said his iheration magazine has a
nationwide cir lation f 12,000 and lists amongits contribut s Jame .113, :__§h?$§,g;n:n, ' _
Martin 11?.-I:-s Jr.-' nd I._;Iv;_1:_% anlinggv -:1 -d 1- _
i "He carried with him copies of the June-July issue,
which sells for la-0 cents, and contains his report -
on Cubs. On. the cover is s sketch of Dellinger,
wrapped like a munnzy from heels to chest in a
padlocked replica of the American flag.
." ,y;=
"The cover and flag are colored pink." T
PROPRTY OF FBI: This document contains neither if:
recommendations nor conelusionsof the FBI. It is the property "
of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed cmtside yonréigency. x
I
»L"~:-1:42;
-=;¢:-»y~'
u".
I _1:;-
4;.'.;;-5
.--A FE;-'- "e >::~
-.~.v
-
*192 . 3
w
¢==
1%; 3'
.~
v
;;;f
#542}I 0-19 Flew. 1-11-so! ~' 0 0qr -us 4 1.1, .
i
-3
92
5Z
}
I
i
i
.JI
1Tolson .._i
Mohr éi.
i Parsons ___.._
1 . ' U " -. * .. _ __ Be mont %ID Post CALRD P.E'|'I'|TO'N$ Cclliuhcm-' " " " V H ' DeI_.oach ____.._
Malone _____._
MEG uire __._.___York peace gfoeim plan 100-dy mmmign 23;: ~»
connwnn President Kennedy's
I If ,p1-omise to revitalize e na_tion's mil-culated at maior shopping centers 0511- .'.-~ g" Q " £5 &-hins for controiled disarmament and-OP Pf: 5: _' V 'Trotter _____.__
W.C. Sullivan _
. --.. .196 Te-le.Room___@c.l/.s¢m/7/$2.5 ; .1 < /EB? ,1. /~;#:-;/7//43/ ,/"1//"' /-.:..~" - _ . GandY___.._..
, =*-1; strength during e first days of--908111.; B1-mansion of the 11921<=1"=*'-1' "* 'g"i%ns.Ai=r11i; em: ,;struction ciutv-F . E :-a.i1x'r ""A5i;_'1-3'@_ '-ggQ%§55$1***»-s-*»§§iq;. _. The oonferenee was organized 185$; --:-~_~ JNovember and solicited formal ami in-F ~~.agB """',:.?..%_.s¢_._- ' n Adminis_tra£ion;"th Conference of
eater New York Pea Grollp 1_euneh-
a,1l}0-Days I01" Peace campaign be-
- nine Jan;-21. The sampaisrfonened
A"?-igh 9, ¢g_}1'fp1' peace prayers in churches
"end synagogues on Jan. 21- and 22. Sev-
chnrches weie known? to have- 60-
"i§pie}*ated."*" .
l.-:n,e 'con.ferenee also initiated a peti-furmai su1I=D0rt for its 100 Day-8 D1°_1°.°t'i
from all peace g1:oups.- The conference."
5,150 urged peace committees outside New
York to initiate similar projects. "Spen-
sorshin §U1 _tha duration" oi the 100 d_a-ya
was announced by the Methodist-FB_d}:5
for Social Action and _a World Peace
Commission 01' the Ne ark Conference1% .brary _Wmk, .§i°"8..-:W§*=.k I151.-.'¢..Ii9@r1#.i§.;,%;@iir?:'% '
-6! H 1» the, 'P1'FP.'°$¢*l' 3'1_Ti'.B4i3V§-3..NATO:-we
twine *iss1nr~;';=ewn=.;ee1 --° " ix i. n 0pp 'i§i1ig the spread of nuclear
_ - 5". i!Ui.TO nmmia-ies.__Pe.i"iiEons __ ' ' mmne ionn ea giant nest I--mi» swi-R __ 955941 9;; President Kennedy, with space .knot 20 signatures. leaflets were also cir-
__ cw;¢~mueaim>riz.B@v= -19>
.~ "* §ii=!~'{ = »
15..->. ..~,.¢....-.33 w -~<,q;,,s..e .._. _>,,, §§,";,_, 3e¢ s";r ;*,_g-*._;<: x lb be =" :1? . onV WV 9%..» ' .. 1»/¢ie:"§M . ' o. i __...;:. ... =-»= .1; " W '~'..' 1' ':'w f *= ' ." .' . 1 <iE?;§:<,5.s;,1'*w'-H,-¢g;?W.' i . _.. . -~ - -n-1*==*%s?£<==%':fsI¢¥'=-?»;' 1 V1»: -Ii -ll it "§"4a;<rs'#3"i-;-~-vé-5'-;J-FEE;.- | ' 1.;=|92l ml - -,;~,. ..'. we-' i - ;'" 1 '. E:-.;§ £1!-"171-Z~1. »'§* ?r§¢f. an '1 1?» km =-:23. = . » K..2 =:=:-=- :~<-;:-;=-::=-.»-,- =1. i-_'-.e -1 ,_~: . .:*?'-=-=;,~'» e--~.:-1;-~.-¢><Z'Iy'. .='-Ye 1=.92 |-i§|-.-.::°- -.e- =_-.=-I ;--- .-. .s -- r-,.1 - 1». 1-P-; _J ii; .<5-=.-Ff*%?.+::: $5"?-i f,? "';i .»~ * ; -_:.~ e=. =- .=:~1*-; "-; m i fr=- >s;;- . *=~ -r. * .~.~;' .
: e-.* -3 - Is-,=;_;_ ..,-- _~=-:__.- .,. .:-1;.'=,=-...-.,-... s "". f""_ ---= *4 .
,. '.".,.-.*.-7' .. ~_.a,....,_rE ==-;*_: =.;»-Hi ; 1 = ~ ".J..%~.. :---:=~;--==-¢- ' 1' -'-:51;-%_.;<_@-kw-"'<-;="1;* i; * ' '-'- -,.-..~ »»= -.*=-'_ _.'?;' ='92'_' '._'-.- 1 1 '- _--..<.s92.._ =. 3;,-;,;;_;;___~_,, 5:5; .;?92T_~;.'-I-11-If '; :' -.:r'-"I- _:<'=-1' .'-e=:-.,.- :1 '..'.-_..' . ". - -:11;-':-'--: "' -=> ' - - _.:_..-=.....--2-...._..,_,_..,._,... .__;q' 'j;"==::.==.;' -.~H'= ¢_; .-_ . , Q;-.."?-92.;;s!! -- ..,~ '-.3».--,-;-. ..-r'=-=:-ixw-:;1!ssi-sivi-y= ;-;-.-;.-..='=='f£:: ! --~13? -.-..-92.;¢g,..;;;§.s'ij.-1s"5¢-?-!:.n'$-§""uaI§- -1"-'uo~:'57"! ~:-'.»-"11"":--| '-i-_v'|92 -; T. 5 '.:<".vf."":*"i~r-.;'-:-=".'*-:;;*.; ¥?=i 5:-2-.1 =='é;-J-;-:'.i§*.,."é-i-s1.:'-;¥»~;';.=-.. - .-- sw - is -.92.._, .; s ;:_- _:_ 3..-rev 3 *-:-e:::.-- = A ~ ~
/9 -63FEB151ss19292 Ufli_';#l, isi!n:'kT:i192if;i:;iwI'*...ii.i::n:.: 1 i - _ H, . . , __ , _ _ ..- " ' . W. ' K-= '9MANY ACTIVITIES: Otner nations; ..vmE¬'_1 I _is r the 100 d include <1> '.mY!mi.5$;:iig;§i§§-..;?£§ji;.21,;gii*§;5';§g»§§1;}§ -"~"_.}& .d _ _ ..
$°* "= ° °" W . V Contin1ie4ois_i5 E1"§§§ff
., véIH -. ijfi 713,!
ii Ir
;.;;n ,, j' I-w. .: .. um j:¢_ . '; -s-'»':;» : | >-'. , we -'i'~'=3-r '; '.'-3!" nnneieine $4 -1 . ...:»-z!.~-3 =-:'~.: 3'
I '2.1? 1 if -e * "*3 ~6. M N, _ , _ .4.» ,..#2.§- -3 ¢=._.". "i '"-' ma;:.>¢r_ = a_ur.I§E,..~ -=3-e-->*§*'= 1.1;-'-5-- *
."?»" , jg»
.nv . . . ' .. 1- ,.. .>92 -i ______'1 -- ;_1~;r,-,_-- _-;-_' 1 ;_.;:..--92 -- _~ s ~ -5.1. .. .- . -=1-U '1. 9. -= ¢="""':"'r'*1'- 1 ;---"'- -=;~=' :.-~:-.. >. -. . .'.,-. ' . . - ;L3,; ' in :1".-':;§.,._-u.' "'*.*"-"1Z'~',""- *'"-.1: :1-- '< 1: -._: = ='j..e.};'-']I= i '1 riii
--Hi === '1 -. ;-;.=-»-. . .- .-= :;- '.
-"..1J~;3%;'..4.s§,!e;.Téf.:..;s:;{:,;,§¬;;§;§:-£;;_§~_gs;;.> -.. ,..__ T,. .. .»
._-1451:1755 2:; * '=¢-1-.-==1; vi:-mi:-1 -ui.."§|?.'r~'1".'3':"-1.- . . .- A - . . .ss.1¢~es1s@1isi@;ess . ...TIim¬we%i*he.?igs . '<]j§a§vi Fir __ __ Ll F. er!-A .. ,~--= A -3 . 'a.3I¢"'= . _..5~~- ~92<~..=sr, . H-1.. ' J1 ~1.-=,~
1-,~.'a:3"'~.*I»:.s..;.=>L§i:,-, 5155' -'"= F'- Kira. 1;1 1 5* Q I}: I-1.1.. --..-i:.= i,'==?1" ' Y 633 '2 __:.* " -H-l u W ~:-- -in" '$? '*~*W5
The Washington Post and _
Times Herald
The Washington Dally News i
The Evening star
New York Herald Trlbune ii
New York Journal-American _____
New York Minor
--. 1-Now York Daily News __ _, '
New York Post
The NOW York Times
The Worker '
ThQ NQW Ldl
The W611 ll I G1Date i' i 'Natio
e, »1.~<in-£_>_~_g¢7s s p 1' NOT
is
L
1.!
if" :":,.--a' I-. . .. -92
is?;:,-. i'- >=~;. ..
»
--.;-'*.'=-
"g-'1f'<f.~Z_iL':vI§=
_=
=£?5:;?">"~ "?23g
1 4», i: - |'in; ,.» .;_.~_a,1r-:I;_;
"*':f.5:'5i?5r'=-':';i-£-.*T-
;- -_l "~.~5_?I~,§
:ir.=i":1I+;T
3-1*§¥§:§ .;
.,W , _. =5;
..<*_§4x§;:.F';_
;,<2§ %§:ga '/~§§¢ :~.. _ W .
A "
I
» r 92
Km n
4:.-vi;
.515 5%;-'
._.$.:_;. 7:
.1
I;'-=1--.~1;¬*?'*?:~i'* 928 div 1
Iii
1*
E
n
_i
Ir
4;
if.
F
it
i
'l
1
1
'.
F
E
l;
92'_ -; .=¢ _- _ fwfallstreet Juuxna: _
v
E
I
_
w A Tolson
._._.... __-_-Q-
N". '" 'IIFl1'|-In 3
:_ P
' - - 1,» -.__ _
-@~ ,.-- 7
92 W
i _ k.__: 1'--==-=-el; ___ 92_ A;_;=._- ~ _=:..;-~___-_,.: _ §f- ~"- Rn£.'_::;_;~ .,,. _. .2 _
whe1_:_- er resigned tram-1'.n¢i:a¢1_m,yM_ of A1-i2.ona'Btat.e tr. m sum
»'tl1e;gljnu1J_.--Beec% said: __I deeply regret
-em necessitimai leaving,-my asmmm in
'm1ddle'oi the aead min" year I be 11 .9 * . ,_".
'"-liowevar, that my example-in gain-_j féiéefwam will be efféctliie
_t' e j' w _gZi,;t.ha_1§ 'anw1:hin_£ I might new _-pm " ' in the c1assr0um."__. é_§ ,,,., 3 I-_ . .- %=f1|s1'nmpaunn'- wae enwrld' nd--phase or 18'W&1k+' -1,nI1fom cmeazo t0NewAY0rll. will leave tor London in Jime
iiid to reach Mogcqw by Amm-_wa11=:_§g';§'91an toenter oo1;ntr£es even 11F wlsaés. ' 1nIm-ma-
' £i9§1 _h1§1? b-Qobtatnéd from cnvn." 15a
F55--VNBW _Y.'-'>l'.1'.i3'-»e;N.¥. .. ;
cage 1s"'s1'>=>nm{i<a_ P01&I_iS'NQ192ctiiTl1;VWh18h"h_5 011888 11.51 '9-- - -.,c¢_4pm1-we toI"!§'01Bl1l_'nuc1 mt»5; sixgoe last éaumme1*.' On 11- 1.
2. will begin wm 1 ° 'e ,';8.I!;. j§.::i:.1nst1t1:a1_!q1s92rl:;.s11n91v shin~42»;-<11-me. which m "mama to sail 15:
___,_ ,... ___.,___ -u-19 Rev. 1-11-so! » 0 " _ . ' _ 0
Mohr
Parsons ,._..__.__....
Belmont _____.__
Callahan ii.
DeLoach ____.___..
- Malone
"IVcalled the CommiWR1=*'°t H ndemet1y;;;t0.-D1 0 ihe. em:;1g'fabmw~1::e1;:éace'§_T§p th iI1*#=92l¢'-1*-"1".~i.,
Karol r, V1
. an _
1.a;_;:?eéI. WWW $e*°%m » g~rniipzed for a auniefMountain, N.Y.--the gro9231;4@n0_1!;!$!{r,1=9 . .McG uire __.._.
7. Ros en2.- Tamm
Trotter ___..___.
The _ - cmdésgt; W.C. Sullivan __..aomm F - - 5 .4 6- ' '
W ,1 J ~Tele. Room ._.
Ingram ______
Gandy _____.___
he perilsqand égum, w;woyL¬gS:b1ems.} It ad¢1§!3:r,Afor 1mi1a . -SW9?-wv,v~r.<1.e; Q 7 .
»~mE-rI1*~e.*?e¥11 °I%_'~P@n°*"°.e"". ??;i§" .@=§?>--.1? _- ._J .7 V.
_!,__¢-_ ~* i" ~ ~ . a - a
at:-a.!aeaw";"I?.1¥i*%311!*1?*°.1 '=!*'=-3*. *-
mdgr , W ninceqno' iatidnal '*en¢i1gn~~--we;"-ezlna ~*6f§1g;m
morahm W:£1=k1¥¥.¥¬F §E?l.§*%.13"?''3 wen: 111:-Re 7_n.§¢'-=§§92*~-' 58;" 1_ -lei-H 1 ¢s. inoludédm. , "'1-%er§»1"H112 ' -"1--§!T1»:i'~ ..->4 ., H 4 .*'_.--in - ~-1%.I@w§Z V At;.~;t"é<-= J-I -hr v M.
T$M"'o! -f-miiemént rum 1-§_=f§:f" >-;'1nmm 1?-0-;§9=£f ¢ -~ es-¥@2¥3~. R?-; ¢;i- -P..- .~ - __._ ».__ .u__uk_»._.,_y.-1.I1
.,.-
- 92
The Wcrshlnqlon Post and__;,___
Times Harald .
: 5; 3;.-a.
1 _1 I
U
_ ,_ .-
;-_-u.;-_. I .:_;;: ' , '
- ti!-o~ t. I__:;;.»-=. ~- t'1'-' 1-»v 3If - .-:',1f".;
,-
"$5E__.. ."
;" -*1. 4-1--'.=:._~ -a'_1~ ' D
'
_*-~ tr}: 921?...-.4
,__. .
g .'.
I
-?'- ,,i-._ . __
,-. -_ _..
1 _ - _:_:»-_ UV V 92--'.' . e-2.. -"v
- _':¥
#3:, ; 1 if _
.32
1 g
.>~- Y '_ .
K-j -IL . '7. . - _ 1'
:73. '1
_.; 7 3 ? ,.
F $21" "' 5
, .-1" -. . . _ . or o . -.-9 1;-4' -I 1 -:. £5. _. 3;, X.-»--1 - -- 1'- ._-5,; :'-E 4-». -,, _ 4 _ .-_.,,'-
_ ..".-a-Ia:-=~ -ff,-;__ _'
tit-r 0!-. éir-"". . - h"""' 92 , V, -, ..1 ' . - ..- r ' _. -=1 ' . .- '.;¢E~&?'">_. Y9 " --"-_ » - '-:£§;*"1".=*{* »'-;,-__:"_",-;Ia--- -1*~Y_,-¥ .5 -"_?.-_,'. |_._":_;__§ »;uWy' ID :_ .3:-a..92 -_,_i_;___-ll f92§_::I*ériffrfgkijq-qé.__:__§?_;::P . .3; I. 92-:1-92 -- , < . ~ __;___;--.1_-,-, - . __ 92- _V_;_ .1-. ¢-_. 2; '1; _' L 'i¢_ '. - I c..=.. V le - e .. . * t 92 'l!,¥"!°'1'°1'-3 - ' _._--"J >1 A3 M S4 .32 E - ;. .sE¥;;0j .§.--';.-é-_;;i,u'q'§"?,q §;5";. ' 5,;,._;_f;~-;__y:__r_,;: - . I ;_-. Q.-P - -;. . a>u' ¢ 1 »__ L1 _ FEDERAL BUREAU OF IHVESI'IGA'II0%
aw lg a J , 1' a V I-1-=*" 7 __ __ - .;. I. -'_-;- _'_ _;',_;;_;_"'_',j,-_;"'=%;¢;3..:¢Z '9 5* - "- ' 1 " I,. , P t,5 ~ ,_ - <'*
,, r, *=~<~'~:-¥'?"
" 4 i "'1._, LEIGH I311! I08 -.-.:1_.;-_¢
' II'!*EI.IAL
_' - It ur .- " 4-.3;---.'=_ ";:":'_T'7Y:= =1-:-'».-'~ 7:-".;_;:"£".; II! SEC 1 it .- 1_ ._.| _ _._._;_~_,§.§3_' .i_ f _f| ___.é.__U 4 ;;_~;_-;:"y-_;§!}§~4_;-_:. QQ1:-j.'='-";=_. ~__~_:. = . <.. ,. , ,.. . | 1 ., 5 W _...+,.. J, _- -_ -4 . .._Dear S11! 3 .iF-.'¢92.:~- q" I, - ;.=-,_="'-:~-=-~ I-;_-'-'1 - - --
_<-92.
ilotroit '§omittee for a Sam -Iuoiur Pout; I-mar 1: revisionsIf 5&1: 1:373 or thz _1luua1 :1 Instruction and nuhnd. u roportoi~..:¢*;::_e _ o A "f "1' 'm1=mm11ba1>M%
._ -J
¢':'"# _
,.
92
, 92-4'-
-1--
t' ti92_ :
E-if
;_"=
ie.--
' ' - - 681 E »1"*»-3" V817 inn? 7°n_"" MAILEEID -EH17] sP¢*4f1 ._.,~tre1t ._ ' i ll. I I ,i e ., . l " Pm 1 -~ .-.92"'|;;-9292.ju'1,=_92_~;:>_'-"-1.4-' 1..
UNI'1'r;D-STATES DEPARTMENT 31?-J - ' " - -A '
8501311! , ,5". ;-~.:Hr It p. _J: ' -1-n,~ = ._ ~; 1' .r.. 7 K; .-.--1.2»-. ' - at-*5-»*;,~=,-.- <.= .; -2 "*-7~5Z,'i=""f?~ V. 1,-. -'-92 ' -V
You are inatraotod to initiate an invent tioa of u
. =' 5524o o '- ; - = _e 1;! Q .o , HEREIMS UNBIASSMED ,. £5.-fat" ; 1 ,7-£AT -5 Y?N5:n=oF P _". I _g " _- , . . . i in
These reports haire been and ere being obtains! from e strictly- '51 we
' confidential source and any inquiry mdo on the basis of the information T"F
contained thorain should be mdo in an extremely discreet winner no mt
it will got in any my reveal the source of the information or the possible "
'identity_of the informant. The substanoo of Q11! ntorial should not 'b0'_
included in an investigative ropocrt or mdo available bo_unAuthuriaod -;
imitvidunls or outaide agencies unless paraphrased in such d "peg that
identity Of the informant and the source 01_ tho information will 1101; 'bo_diw=;@==d- o I*=o1= 1==1>=r=*-1v9$h=92* ma owqqowq be clmlw r¢11@we.<;i.Ei1- "fr: .
Io}: are instructor} oto'onns 1der oontonts of-bheao'_"ro'porbe ':l._'&;-'.-;>*j
intelligence purposes and not es possible evidence; 'Cond_u.ot appropriateinvestigation :11 tho instances whore you fool tho 1-spa-mime:-e on?
tho roported material _e informtio:i'a1roedy"avoi1ab1oto
ofoo warrants tin sun. n pertinent, information from these reports
should be diaseninatod characterized no omnating from e - -- _ _,.__..: ' * _
lumboun || -fir-;~' nzif-.'re}'_,' U. y 92 " %- 1 b}
mi-.1
G3First of o Series of Statements Americans in A Nuclear Age A .
A deep uneasiness exist: inside Americans as we lnolt_
out on the world.It is not that we have suddenly become unsure of our-selves in a world in which the Soviet Union has dramatically
' ' ' i suprentaqriNor that the same propulsionidevicl-that can send a -man-made satellite into outer space can seho a missile carry-ing a hydrogen bomb scrim the ocean in eighteen minutes.Not is the uneasiness only the result of headlines thattell of trouble between Turkey and Syria and a war that
could not be limited to the Middle Fast.The uneasinm that eaisu inside Americana has to dowith the fact that we are not living up to our moral ca-
pacity in the world.We have been living half a life. We have been develop-ing our appetites, hut we have been starving our p92llp0$¢$-We have been eoncerned with bigger inoomet, bigger tele-vision acreena. and big r can-but not with the big ideason which our live: our freedoms depend. . t
L L r ere facing a danger unlike my danger fbal"lm rt-rr¢ ' antlinthe nofthelussians_ rxisl d. In out posstllm roesemare more than enough nuclear exp osives to put an end to
the life of man oncarth. _Our uneaalne it the result of the fact that our approachto the danger is unequal to the danger. Our response to thechallenge of today: world seems out of joint. The slogansand arguments that belong to the world of competitivenational roveeeigtitirs--a world of plot and counter plot»-
no longer fit the world of today or tomorrow.Just in rout of us opens a grand human adventure intoouter apart. §ut_within us and all lround its is the need to,1le Art Facing tnnger ounmnlei
|
I
l
lVl/laat You Can Do
1- W114! you ray and wet: vou do make [urblieopinion. Lrl tbr ptlf-l-"at-loo serve yon in '
[mblir office known; your apprrbmaiomI nml your bop-r. AM»; ell, make your ideas' known lo lb: Frrlldllyl of lire Unied Slolea.
2. You t-an join lb: rllegrr of this alalemenlt
3. You can belp makr Q3 fusible for this state-1m'r.rl and other rlairiggrofa like il lo appear llu newrfupers {brook-,1.-out lbe colmlry and
.. ' lb: wor rl. ,9-3." ' -l l 4. Yb? eaubelallt lo grirnds and neighborso at l points in 4 is message. You candiscuss lbrse nrotlrn; in your eburgb oraynagogne, your clgil, your school, yourunion. ' ' _
925. Yon can fill out two coupons below:Stud one lo the Pr jdrnl and lb: olbrr tothe Delroll Commlre For a Sane Nuclear
Policy.~ l 1
l_, , - . _* , _ _
. ' I a _
can establish and liecp vital pnnnccliong-with the world'speople, unless there is some al grandeur to our purposes.
I ?l"a7.F.d5?Fii £f;t§%;;;§$$;tFQg ~;§.1,_ 3;, ~ - -. .. _ J. . .a 30" :-~.~."~ ""' :..- "'-:.f*"*' '. ll 5 l " '""'K'3§' '1--
"'¢ --.- i 2 . . i -_ . -I1
-m.'.'. . 1 - -.». lt.-Jwn-".r-:1'~.-t- 1'~-. t-. ._e;.. l 3-Lt,-_ kw '1 _ .-. _ e-eh. ..i.-@.__..:_<... -1,. .. .,-_ia-nn;<_.-n..;._.:-3.,-;_,5¢;,q.¢.;;;;p,=,.;,rr_~. -=/- - r, .1 ,_.__ __r____~ ___,__unle$! what wedo iidirfd theiauaeyoffltumialn lileandr 5 toe ' new -. - , . _ _ . ..m~t I1 _. _ _ ._, ,, _ _ V I w _ _ _ H Ni M h ,Any Danger That Hts no Existed
internal: of the entire huné oonununity t ""4of world aeienee. I ,4 '*92 -_ ,- _ pf ' . _
I5 U CUNCIIII3 llll-Ill Tlfllnr Milli Ill SH!That laeeaiuc of the grave unanswered q ith . 1,||
relpoeio-|_1uiST:§ar wst_vaplo-ion,-ctpt,e"aithe contamination of alr and water and f . and theto man hin1stlfwe are calling upon all nations to suspend". . .such explosions at ans; ' 1 _That while the aholitinn of tcstit92g,vrlll not by itselfsolve the problem of peace or the problem of u'|192Il'l!Ets,i.it enables the world to eliminate immediately at least onereal and rpecifie danger. Also. that the abolition of teiltinggives us a place to begin on the larger question of armament:oontrol, for the ptoblenu in tnoniooring such test! are.rela-tively unoompliwd. _ l
lll'IODllCiIll5lIClIll£1'lll3TllTllIli!'||5lI.lllHll92'l|. .
manta tau an _That none of the diflerenoer separating the govern-ments of the world are as important as the rnernhenhip_ofall peoples in the human family; _That the big challenge of the age is to develop theconcept of a higher loyalty-loyalty by rnan no the humaneornmunity: ."That the greatest era of hurnan histot-"y' on earth iswithin each oi all mankind. that there is no area that cannotbe made fertile or habitable, no disease that cannot be fought.M gcarcity that cannot be conquered; ;That all that is required for this is to r_e-direct ourgnu-gigs, re-discover our moral strength. re-dene our put-i
i;
l.
_o
llit
l:
n.
-"t
E
l
i
P
92
i
L-_.L..1ll
.92__:_.-!__ ._4 r
#3,
._,_- .rt
»%-2':=~*~'-1
can earn the right. to explore outer Padttuta er.-, ... .this one raie and fit for human habitation.
The sovereignty of the human community comes beforeall others»-before the sovereignty 0! SIM?» W35 . 0' "=-tions. He has the right to live and to grow, to breathe un-peistmcd air, to work on uncontaminated toil. He has the
right to his sacred nature-If what nations are doing has the effect of destroyingthese natural rights, whether by upsetting the delimte bal-ances on which life depends, or fouling the air,or de'rita.liz-mg the land, or tampering with the genetic integrity of manhimself; then it heoom neoeslafy for people to rest:-an and
tame the nations. -Indeed. the test of a nation: right to turviye today isnteastrreelnotbytltesiaeofiubombsortiqpntgeof inmissiles, but by the size and range of its concern for the
human community as a whole. _There can he no true security ior America unless wecan exert leadership in these terms. unlett we become advo-cates oi a grand design that is directed to the large cause of
human dettiny. 'Them can be no true security for America unlete we
Dear Mr. President: l
aspiration.l respectfully urge you to malte public declaration:
he considered apart from other ilisarntament problem;
that . . procee
ier monitoring this cessation;
science {or space exploration under the United Nations.
Sincerely-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllIIlIIIIIIlIIIlllIllIIlIIIIIIIII _
curannmautoi - - ___ ___ DWIGHT 1:. USENHOWERTHE WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON 2!, D C.
Now, more than ever belorc, mankind waits for tome tign thatit can be released from the terror of sudden attack and the grip oi _armaments. We look to you to give lorm and direction to that ; otca Male I
That nuclear rest etplosiont, rniatilr-a"a92nl outer-tpace meitet r
That, u'tln.-re is now agreement in ptipcipléf on the need fortuoerviaion and inspection necessary 16 verify a cessation oi teats.all nucleartcst explosions by all countries he sttrpnetl immediatelyand the Ll N tlaeu d with the met: anics necessary
That t927lisail§¢lll'tY_t1ulicr-ipale satellites be brougltt under United 1 .Nations-monitored control, and that there be a pooling of world it 'tour tum --- ~-the werldLis aiill rt;-_r_lng for In say and do the things thatwill in deed audit;-;§;921tll 1 our greatest strength. i
What are theta» thingai .
I ]
ntsr.tstttot|ttnj;,rutrttt1.t|ttattau|gst1iThat we pledge ouraelvl to the cause of tmaceiwithinatice oowegrtla, and t192a:m|§:te u no saeriiiee t we arenot preps to no W will. npt o tn create sucha just peace for tu phnli ,' That we are prepared miupport the concept of a UnitedNations with aria-ignate autlmry under law to prevent ag-gression, adequate iguthority 70 compel and enforce disarma-ment, adequate authority t_e_ dispute: artmng nationsaooording to pflltfipl of patina. '
nrrt,ts|r¢oattammorni:rtreat.utrttrattuttnThat the egpth it too mall for intercontinental ballis-tic missiles and wclcar homi, anti that the first order ofbutinrss for the -,~;otld is toltring both under control;That the 6.-ieloptttem-of satellites or rocker station:and the ettploratfyt of outerapwe must be carried on in the
II;II II IIIIII Q ,lIlIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
_ cur no tut tei n p
_,-itrtost somwrttifpa A smzuuct.m=. t>0t.1cY
.:_92 P. AD.l.';_*Li -
zirrnolr zit, wcmom
_ entributiont 'to
,;->'- h Sane iintlear Policy".
U I am enelting $ . . . ...as my cou-tribution rwml advancing the work
of the Con nlllct.
U 5¢'"92'l I'M iurthtr information ahout
the Cumrnnq and its program.
Nww ---- .. ........
Addres-t.....,. . . . . ..
Na:-ne_ K K K ,, _
Addrcu.» - , '__~ 1!
Cily.......i
' e - I--Iiillill--1IIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIi1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
"Mn-r9292 ~ ,__ ________ -9" i i .
,1'_ 1. ..= -- _ "~t
' l
~.
1f _ [an pun!
--~t-- -__.__e.,..-e.,._ . _,_______N_ . . -y ~ -e --~.__._M_,.,._h_4|?.,_¢-
Ilium:-I
ar"Z-4-tun lttuthrer-i" .
Ina I've! i__.....--
-i " ..'..-
hnnulu ' ,,
Jfll
.4.-1,.-uuca ___
Fol"
lklula
00 I1|I||l|I"
It -I-1 Q-
.r--; _rw|=_
we. '41.;Mull -..._
nlfoe-l|nll'l|i54- _ r.- l?
Tb: signer: of this alalrumsl are acting in their individualcepariiy and not at refrrrentcliurr of orgarlirtoliont or asmrmlrm of fix Nation: Commit-lee for I Sane Nuclear Pol-icy. Names preceded by ass etteritk indicclc members of Hm
nrgettizittg courmiml 92
"-""° *-**'*1<*-tie"-»'<.~.=e.~1=-.----'" 95::. . - .__ ,_._5.H__; _ _ M
' '--is? "= 1. 92"- . '
'- 1-1 = "'1'-5.-'r';-..I.
7| f.
l1Lu Sn..,,..-
,4!-Q
fella he!-M
at--".1--at-.--.,,,,._,.- l _ - ---¢¢nn..¢¢..,. -. y . . _ _ '3-="="_ new ~~...ee,..,.-_
:
v;'=_c-
,=,.- I, .
F?-7.»
*1?
*1.-
.92..c.._..
'a.@ ;-.- ._-¢-
--*7.
. ..-4-..=-/
{fa';,~_ ..14
w- _ "
§' 1
O
g&~ ,/' _ The report is set forth below verbatim:
Chicago RM! F11???Cleve land '75-"7-'- 2'?
Denver RM! "
Indianapolis
Los Angeles RM!
Minneapolis RM!
New York 00=136h39! RM!
Philadelphia RM!
Phoenix RM! ¢e~92 "
Pittsburgh em! 9.-WSan Fr i RM od Z_§ -- . seaze1em?n1T;° J m /61% L/2 9Z_..., .5
Washington Field RM! - , ""T , ~ " -ti D@t1i°1t_ nzcmssza-1*: e2gQ . :0G92;a1.Z§'l§§3* 4 i ff.. .1__I
F
.=_
-
_ ;
pi--,
1 . T _
.y
!_ .,-i5? m| 1
92 -492 -_; r r an1n1
I u~ -- §-~**j***1!§P"T "' - ||§2 ,r, ~
-1 U H-.1
_ 9
'oFFI
T0
FROM C E M'E M 0 R A N D U M * United States Government" cownblgwwnr:
nmseron, FBI 00L;29u25! DATE: ct bar 23, 1959cm / Josac, DETROIT 00-Q7152} Rm§g_& BY
C/F7 - . DATE 05- ;;§§I I. 1-g_ _2_ ~___a_ =* & .,1, SUBJECT: DATA REGARDING " [ '~ em: -- OCIALIST P"
u
Z-
.~
2
211 cg}-
o-
-_»by mail by4 cons isgtgd of
'm¢nhet.n{j;é;y§,5 em e, 1%
'7 ' r
offices,from which the report indicates delegates
attendance at the convention for information an
mmm1mm Amm
ca
@-
=|
nu
an
no
up
a
L.
cu
C:sa1_
_ .zen s _A.B1-LY - socmr.
'DEMOC ATION MERGER,INFOR1~IATION concsmrxme ml meow! ® o ' mrsnmn sscvsmry Is cmssl / . gum W ,Exam? 5 °_ 59" 7
On , "f"
BPBII
I ,-'
pages,¢g_=,;.1
Copies of this letter are being designated to yarious
were'in'
4".
--1 1 *1-~ a 4?d' " "'/-/~=s"=**-"*4 . a - ' "
me 6 r d _ ' I. 5 4 E : ..»i>;v- = ~,1 lulu 4 s flI - -IPA,l1ue 7 -'
Q5; itA q ' v ' " -92 :.5?L~Z-" 3'1 =:; -~-'-="-= '.-. .__ » -'-:.?',' 8 ~' ' " ,. 1.-- M - * -#f@w -axA /' " ;QN¥kwT92Au .-
_... ...-._..--_...,,_-..._H._, 4- -_~ __-
DE 100 27152
with Figs or six people, but grew quvicw L and now is a large,well fuagctioning uni; * One thing t t abled it to grow wasa feeling of self-loo at ence and pri P the Party e one
g Meetings were mad r -an resting an ,5-1, 1-1' lutrd "Pwas "éh"§epish about people jig ,5 gs-1 2 when asked,
contacts showed a 1 llingnes *§> ¥ for membership
with bus ine as det Routimgw 4 l re 1e ga.te to awell-functioning executivéipomnit " * e I" eating featureda discussion of iterest tofboth -- "- o n ontacts. Especially
e important gas tmnvolvemenaf *= o * ople in the branch ands";j discussions of the problemsoi so ci list? i union ork. This as vr Es will
-=a_= 'gave brancqh meetings a§,,down-to ar qualitywand related thebranch to community af;airs.,,?om-ade Weinrib stressed the need
for flexibility and 9Xp§£1BQDt&t1013;,E* He saideghat he favorednew§;§echniques, #11 the reationismcialaeed functionalbranghes if this u what ,- rggu rggd, to involve and recruit
5 .._ .
=3 L
ii"-
. -
$-
Pf:L'7?
i.
';-.-.-nes? people. Finally dicw that the comrades in Chicagostrtngly felt neg? ggrwa yo ar socialist press which couldbe used w gan ¬§d& cruitment, He said that if suchin 5,1111: K1 e ssig -1li!>ie~"itl£ 'i.'y, he in. iew:-Elite |ilcago orgsnig ticn could égcut and raise $2000 toward a press é
1; He said
and that
not° %92gr own in many
ment consciousness
-A9292,. ._
0-I--__'
-_
*1!!!".. ._-e - -':¢- <_
__Q
miI'92..
it
_-|-.- --_i."_h-.-.>4__._---_i u... Q»?-»-_.--_-_.» -wk _ _ .._..~_:. .-- --n __..
OFTIONM IOIM NO ID
UNITED STATES GO JNIMENT
Memoran um
nxmzcrron FBI 00 29 25! DATE 6 . u u mm,,,;@°
_ lbnm sgll~.-..-
_. .-5,: ROM c, NEW YORK 00 136L;39! $3 sail!
ogil-5"
.-..n_
.v~=.s-+ ",? _:
,___. ..
Q-f~_:-i._,
1 ivSUBJECT DATA REGARDING ;@Em
cmr~-ran-"rem 'o192nI1'rv'._qnr"rA T92Ti"uf"F?A"I"'I't" IiF"n
IT1-
NFORMA TION CONCERNING
SECURITY!
-.-
@-
.
""1-
-1 .4..._
.,_. _.
*i?* IsL!'"% It ided to
¥'--if
7 _.._J J,
_lJ
1:;4!v.-
.1--?11b3 1=a1% c, cuss am= * asasnx rcxa 1:.
nmnornszvmr/ L-cg I
Bureau 00 L;29L;25! RM! _:-.-
*/=9".-,- .1 .-_-.-
$1-626! SP-SDF!1 New York 00 M3738! sr sum L2
1 New Yor-1. 00 136I439! B3JG Rm. 12. JUN 9
I-RIATE AGENCIES AND HEB%<RM'T FFI mv: IMBYRCU IHGSLIP ""'-1- " -_ L, J/I// E}
1.
. _ -.._.....
_ ,.._A .
"_';'-
J I "1
~%'.3~
' rJ.&;".."Pi:.' 1=;r_-.
¢""»."-3§T;'
._ . - ,
.' _--,. -.-. -
957:z. .-_,_,..TF5:-:._.;_ -.-.-.-1'92
-_ "" __-I:
~.:..P.-'.='
any
'_ :."~.»C '
"e"':'E
'. -3- -'5. - .4- r.Q.._.
_ 1-.
_._,7.-
_,..;1r-..Z_
.-I :-
.. - A.
at .4;
" "-*-"-:'*.-::»--_' L-I7?-'-*-1:. V. . --r
<¢-a-ml.. _.--_ .-- .....,_.._,.._ -.;.-:_-._._.___, 1...-..-.__ - -»¢. _.-.»,.--_,-.-_.-. .. _.... -..- - ,..,» . . _.___ - - ------ --- -
' - . . . . '92 .. > -- . - I . - _ - -. . . n - . . .4- =-=¢: . - ' »a »t_'»- E'»":' . -r-' 1'-., -~' 1- 1'.-_,;-'- 7- _.- =>-.-.'-"-, .'--'7.".zf:x1v-'- .:4- 8-~»-= -_-, -,.I:'. - -n-;?'=. -- 14> 7 " ~- 1 - .- .. ;- J ."".-;.+ -,'~'»!"_§»-T--'if.; ??fQa"*"~="1-;§Y,5.5? -¢1'**1é -- . 'i¢'zf-*'.-¢- __ 92 ._ A_.1; I 1 _ .£ _; 5.. _-A|"__'_| ,_, - .-.-I _ ._. _, 17: :b___._1-V'_ _.._. .5?! i.___,. E _.,_ !i_ . __ - ... __ ' - : .__ I5$PQ§,S_.""'a=¬§g11ed4_f_Io'£f?.;::eqQ 9Q-gchjfna; _.a1_3-_ ,-__j nu ?5<~.~o'o1' ' . 1 .te¬£h_9.t"'iipr1r;g__th'§"co$.!§3_"§' - __01' the onvan o - Ly - '- 35 953° "95!-§-mi Wo k. _T;":¬Q.,P9_.?3PP9§;§1,;,§?§..9l95§E§§5i l§Q§ to !.1...<.>...<1.% 1>.<é..-'=*..¥_.2.¬§<?='#=* $4. ..u
2¢ .
~.-_ - .1,....
bi
--1 . . -.
. -.J
w' n .. _- ~ _ -_-~---
I 4 i ! _. 1;} . ~ . -1- .
. ! _ K 7
92.
n-',.._, Q~ -mm
_ _ _ _ .-_-- q . .|- ; ,_-5 . - _ - »_'-_5|.>,-L-~ * . _ , _ y; -_, =,__"*§_1a_- =__; 1 ;_-. .1 =2.---I .. _ .. .; Q RY _ , » .".__.f___ _. '_'_, J 4: ~ 5 F, 1 _ ;;__._,:,;E' -. . 2!}: Y. !: as I:-_ _'-:75 .¢_, . _ _p_ '_ >5; _ J ,,_'_; =_.4 - ' -
-._.- . "~~.~"_ A ;,sn"i92é;?;;;a..? "tk;§--liolloou . ' 'u;a3.'s we:-e* ia_ q -:'-,_. _ -- _~ 1' - ,,= ,_3,1:._"' -_ _ _ - .».,1-I, .-... .. :,_- : - .-..' _ ' .- .-_ __ V I- -3; "-= 4 _ "_. _-I " - -"-ir~_ 5' _j§_ . __.92_ * .11-'... |-. _; '-|- 1!. fn .7" - -- .-|_ .' I 'J ., . I . - .1 _ "- -j - -2' , ' 2-. .';__""'_ ~ -w v'_ "- _ ' ' .- H. ' 4-. _:,"4" 3. ma ' J.» -_- ,1. '. -:1 '~ 1; ~_-L '.{ .1 _ -
- ' _ , - ' . ' :....?-""- " 7'7 _. X153-15h-. .i . ' -Y 3-_*
- - §§¥B§*@;io*=;oo;..¢h 1 - .1. . oo Wl > 41¢? A o '6 M ..L 1?w:¬ .§5C@¢¢.=é1
I ' L V ' i K -'-'.,,._._ : -* ~ .'*",;r',
- Q _ __? . ,.é§_ I .- ..m;_ *....@.__'-'. Jinfl orion indicating
ted to the sr-51>? /I/dz/0774'! £'¥ia.1:1*t5tii1¥"@:¢m§3.31:+a=<w":' W _. .. .._-_ .. Fir: mm-.-WEI.
"-mvII> ~- INHE .B°B..V L 1 * o o .:¢@.oA
' 4'-;__.=»@' i - - 7:1
- 1 1-1ILf_' _&f'~___*#3§-..,.a
. 3EY.M'°33.§a-%P ~ .. . .D. 5!. '~ - ;~ 5 -:: ' """' I *?-i *,'¢'.3§§§$.m....¥_--Ca _r";;:~.-.:»¢§~1
The above is set forth for the informationof the Bu:-eau./!.Qf' .. A _ g
.1. .92 ,
.~ 1 _-.='»#-'_._.- . -ff» __ , F .- _u»_ r r. .. I I r r- _ _923... 4 -"'-. - -'1 .L
-_-: c .. ._ ~. _ 3 ,__' 1. .
s- 1.
_ ... -1!.~, r _ 1'.--.,-Q. __ 1 . 4i
-3- - ' . - ' %§?=F?"92: V-*5 - ~'~$m»?"ri-;.~f;-. .='*.-;%'-.'-";- -. - " " "-
. ' - .*~ - . =."'*.--.-'f1¥§2é.i= o L ~
D
,'-;*%1>e_-4}; ,__ - ,' ...
1:2."- "1-..,,~,IRWI '-1g;NI.,1 ._............ .. -N5 .H l L an WALT. ~..".!. .5§=!_.-'.92='o'1*.1 §=T.T, - 92 - :1 .. o urn: ' -
SA l ' H.315? -" 3: -.5 p4J$HiD L" ..|:921||'"-1 j-'|' * " ~~' , 0 _ ~ "
Z _ -,-;._ , _'- ;, __.
_. E.
-r."-;'C'¬T
.< 7*-::"a". 12; >1-
'92".- ..
$.13
5.3".
r .- _¢_:.§=_;-
.= -+51
. 1.1-"-J-T.- MT-_ -._.-,_..,§_.' ,9"-f " -;. as:-I.' " .- - :.¢"n» 'r " '- -5 ' ' .f-T.i.:.--¥£._f '=.._.~.'..§T ' ; . -.r
. 3 _- J ¥"a.;%.. '-4-" _ '- --.;, 'Tz{_*"-. _ I . ._}2_.
' ._ , .~'_¢r* .1-, j - -
V -I 7'. , , . __ _ -._ ,-.,._.*;..-92H. ..; ._,:»_v -_ ,.,,.
. -3: .
.5.,:
11"-
-,#in92B=_ .=:q-'._ _ ;»-Q? 2 .|- ~ -...1.... ,..-'4...» .;-_4.:'._'-.k4..» .._. ... 1.; & F... .. _h._ ..-_._..__.. 4545- f,_..¢. .__ J , _- ._-. -.,..,k ___ _
_.- --r- --"*7" 7
a "_
pp.-a@.,r3,=v. :2-as sul
L 0 ' q,
I
.?_
..r 'J Vw---/.5- .1 ..
2-J-. -:'r .-
"*4:
.' f
;? ;i "
i A "
5.4.-5 - '
.
A
,_ in
. .
5'2;
j .
A--. .
.r-. ",. .-.
4-
e0
0
FROM SAC,
O0 NFW YORK
___,,,..----
E0
Q-
in
n-
q- iprove EX _ _ ent 9 Agent in Charge S__;-,7 ~* 7%
"~~ ~ mm 6/1;/o M
§ Transmit the following in _ _ _ _ _ Twain Plum Mn or Eh
i~__; ' AIRTEI: .F~IRMAI V10 __ :-71%, Y3
,2 _ 1 1
1. » 3*
Q I-
nnmcwon, FBI 00-142914
VELAND 00-237
Q4» 117$! ~RM %>Q.¬~...1:i.:*5
1 JUN 1s1ssoBursa" Enc. 1!
NPW York 00-1
Cleveland
;;>L*aE<Y
67»c>4§<»
_ _ vA'$1._ _ '
_ m __ J _ _Q_ _ J tV_____V_Q __b_ _ ___ __"_w ;____ S u J; _ _ __ U_ 4 L _ I _ __ Th 6 ti_h_ ___ __'____ __ ___ _M
_:i§;H;gJ_
_ if &___g_'
,_h__5M _ ___v__m
____ _r __ M_ _ ___ _ . _ _,____92J if K' __F_ LlJ H_
__J
5
3 QQ g ___d _ A1 _e __
n _W M_ _ _ _ > ' P_ ____ __ _ __:_92~____ ____ __ _
_ _ _ __ _ _;__!_ J ___ _ 0; _ _ _ ______ _____E _ _ __ O _ _ _
__ _ '_ _ __ l'%__"I __ __ __ H _ _ _ _ ____:_m H ? __1_ __ LE __h92 _ H _ _ in 4' ! Q_ _ ' _.!_: _ 92 92__ _ ' _ _ _ 92 ~_ ,1_J_ __ r F _ _f _ V 0 _ h_ w___' it _ I _ I_ _ __W t I_ u J. Y at :___,_"V _ _ P_ _ _ 1 7 1-X __ _ W
* __H ANT
_ I _ Hm,
_ _¬ _______~___M_92 l __ V_ _"___'"__P ______W__qf % WF _ _______ _ _ xi V ___;___ .___92______ _ 11.4;_I "J 7 If ____ O JTY1m-___'_ ___ _ A _ _ __ __ _'_l_ ____ _
_ _7 I __ _ __u _ 4 I _ __ _ __H___ t__{_____ ,__§q_V_ _, gm d _ _' ___w,_TP _____ hm a?__ _w_ _, H_V:____ U ___ ___ ,_,_ _____W:_ W I H_q_M_____~_ "_ N __ _ :5 __ _iii ~__ Lrpi _ _ it mgwgh AA__ l_A__"_m_fr, .
_ T:Q _ 3
A-_ _ __
- ___ ..__;____;_;,,__. __ __:__ -_ ___ ._;'_,;<_ ' - ', ___-....-'----...._.__,,,_,._4,._,,._;_,;__,;____ ._,._______...._. _._ - _'...._ ,_. .~-_.1_- ..'. J..---_1'._. 4,- ...-.»;-_._-._-..-- __. .. .,. _ ._|.--. ._ ._1. U-
. "4 00 - - _ . . . r _ - 0 _. _ ' .
_!{ -J,-I-l ' 1-- . Vi}
r >
1 _ 4:,
T Q11;
'P;h-&'lnI-an,_, _4-|-_, _-_-
9}
-.f_{
5'-.'- L. -:"¢-- '
I 5----_
v.-.'-u,_*
-i
"-*--4.1. I 1.1;-_>.49 .
-,..'.._
_ ___ ¢*--. . r. .___ >0];
-a '.
V;1. _
r|_ ,- = ..!- -'bi1-1-=-
-.-'-1' '
».L. 1'. - :2-.-*
1 >.'_
.','It.*: "
Y
.¢
*1;. - in fr _
'-..1¢~.-=1 -_'_-_- -_927_.. ,*'_..
::_"- 1 .-
-11- :1'1:.>=
>.-
.=- 2
'1 : 'K 1'._
'71
.__-P-V___
' . 4.~ Hail;
- r1'. 11 .92 _:.?_ r .
1. . -6
-it-'-. '-:.,.. _., _ ._,. 1-av
' i
;. ,
; n?
;§?91
_.."~>
= ' ;::""
2'1»~ 1L-
.__, 92;-.§
0 M
-
h.
1-I;__
2» -
=.92.;-1 r J1 . e --
.~ ~ 1- .4- R-.1:s - '
4.,
nff .L" ,*~.'.:
- ll!_ 1,. ."4, :1 I"-I-1.,-r _ . _- 'r e.. 4 -.. . ,- ' "' 1".--ir;.-*:=_ 11 " .' 92
L i _.1;92
Q-i§cv 100-237n5 ' C r
T! iizrt
92
I
1 1 . Q,h =:_.-;-J-é-<
C". "~%» . ' _ .
3;". -K
_ ... ._ . .- .-L-.=_._Q.'-r. .L=_ ._ A! .'_,. ._'__,.,-._-. .-,_.~ aw;-4-11.:-Jr ;.__ __-,. _. -_ . A-~ A4 ..'._... ._..--».'_:_. _' __.-_.; ...-_= .-_..._.... - -- - -
'.-~+.-~;-=4-'-=1 r ' i.-. Oi Memorandum - UNITED smrns G8 '
To k nmzcz-on, FBI 00-l4291425!oo-1429426! vfi Se ~-.;=~.=- 1969 £ l - _ ' SEE; L1c:.110H?
"Q5 = SAC, CLEVELAND 00-237n5!o0-237%! imn
. -.- .--|.
x
'2': $ J °*= mm BEGABDIHGc!IIiDEPENIJEH'1' socnx. //Z4 /[0LEAGUE - soc1AI.B'1' PmI'Y'-'§TIIi .. cuss & mmm1on mam. BEASOIL CINFORMATION concmmnm pm - 1- .4.2em »
/ W 5 , _ .- »l4|924
, . / -»' - ' ' I _ ~ A-n1A¢j_,g;} 92 7_ 5 UHQ PEOPLES SOCIALIST LEAGUE EGEB -EX . L :FRECé';g5;F1EQ DIFORMTIOH CONCERN on-7-"SUI ' 'Q J, , . .,-* A
00 RBI mm!! m-awvarnss mswxm um mm-n- '1» vmsn BY unm sun
Nvv W» =-On August is92~?~ A00: NEH tons! I
.313
DATA REGARDING YOUNG SOCIALIST LEAGUE
am
__ _ ,- . F7?-2: hr L." J --if-1
!- '1';:_:m:a::§;1mm»mra."mm
3 - I _"-1*-""." -3
' . - 1' . 5' 9en, 1960 rm . B '
1 k ~ sr-snr 160 0, 115% " =--A1 _
'1. 92
W E ¢ 533? cue or tn =1 1- ;- --snr net92 Q ilon a = h'ork:nen'a" P "1 92 . __ 1: _-' Y. -,1.-.~ 1: J ;. - . .l .__,_;_ 9292_.|:-- __ - _I ', A ' f¢.- = .;=J-It-J C_ _ :-1. - 92 K. .7 .'I .. ' - 1; --'---,-~_. ~.-=1--- . "1-* --,1-=1; '."':F§:I.<~'- 92'_;;.-;.,-.»*: "*-*"-.1 - .- - F ,, . 1 " ~ ¢ ..";-.17'1 &-'*=1@..»i~ A AI!-!@',*<£'.v--*$.?$_;;.¬. =. -»A,_.. -A ~- .; __ , . . ., ,_ { - a . .. ,92 :| _.,_ r,_T*_ _, | _. .A Pa ob- -Am A my -I .If L". .. '.1--= ~;' _:_?b-:13->> <- - ""-YES! !' ' ' ,mi-h""u.*.-=~ '3' k '. K . ".1". Q "- I -.
3 r 92_F~.-5 -_-,s _ _ 92 A mac? 1:, r- " ;J : __ _ ' . . .-» _ __ , ' >-"'1' "k=~2,r .;-3:. 92 ' -- » .- - .'.-92>;-3-, ! ' -,n _ ~- aw ."i=;4:r-. _ .92 g _ V J V QR, _ _ _ 4.-.gw - -=¢-at - n»--" 3";-g""!: 1._~/.!¢.;rLI$ V K Vi, - e'-_._ U" Ia _ ' ' , ,,,gg 11:" =_o,-1- .~ 111 1' i'QF§'»§ 7"" '¢;i° 5" ' ' 1"'3.i . * " __._ '-p-= 21¢ '- »- " *1'- - .
- 1 H: *:_.__ _- _ _ -~ .'~-,__,»A 92,:.*i*v3: - _' _ ... ._ . A... ft. ,~.=,,;-:;;,i=';;;,_1-92¢*_.>;-A~~ _ I ,.R1 .- _- _ _ ,
_. W? I - . --: '_.;. ~~- -F I _ G . _ ¢ - - . 1 - - y_ l;.;!:if!¢3;:-H.~-_<"_» LII. _»:_._.:_é;r_;* A _ _ Hg_1.,-nu . F§_J92l.-;.,~; .r,'1._ "_~__" ; B ,E - ,1 92!_'__;>';,..- s == _
: 4. ,-;»n.-iv -
2 - nu York Bl Intel?-V EX105 '9_ m.g-.1mAA»A§%~§
3 ... 1 ' -_ _ ' r_- "__ '3 ___ _ _92;_.; x
.: -1 5 3 . ¥ _
bu. ~ r -n "'-*'L-B*pw;'_ - - 9 ~ I;-92;_-__1_| "_ "' : Ii: _.
"rr*e -'3?;"><§,»° 1~.m_,- >»~~ 1_ iii1-
, 92qQ5 -._._,,_ :-92_ _..._, -._.--q 1wQ!§
_ _.__._-..._-'i__.i__,___.___.___ 7, ,__, W» '.7 '* I '| " ' " ' Z 7
,->- Il
;_.IP __ - -. ¢-L._.._4-._.. ..-'_."_k¢_1.4__-&..J--L~-- --- -"0--P "" J -"' -*5-I -*~ ~"-' ': V "Hi"-
0
CV 100-23745 -51
.., Q! '
cv 100-237116 F-5 . . T'. .;.*
!
W
/1
K inga are
lat,
,-.-»-m
I
E
r :'1
planned» F ,
.15 v
followed. .
co;;IlJ1'l:1:ee atII:F- _.
,,_ _.__- gip¢
b _-"ink"!
. 1.-' 3 " l%*,1L if
,fi_ , f __~f;_, ~ ___i* . W *1 _ Ti '*" _*' -. . '1?
" , - ?-' -'.:-.-": -
ELY
1-.-,
.'r'*_ 3,, 7.
.~.__,
-H
K
;;i-.4
. P1:.='¢§I¢
:1"?
0. -'..; .
2;-~.;__»
$2
:51
;r-
Hi
Ff
P;-F '
,5
1
v
;.-:.="?z_'
E =15
, ._......A.92.. VJ:-n;p¢L6
>
? 4%. Q?-1 é ' : 1313395993 FBI DA'rf::
JP -
5'.":1'_-"-, 'Hx,."v7m_~92||Ir 1rt-?i 5.'.vkl. .
Z : 1,;
;
I. i-e-1-v--1»I
''-'~'e-
n-_
r:;§='
-T;'-T"
92 92.
I
.,_-.1- .4ii" |*§~
. ;;___;L-
..i-R. , _
, -.g
.L...-_;.-....-. 1' - .Ii' .-' '>'-..-=-. -*_4.-.._..._;.-.._-...._1.-L...._-....._.¢;[email protected]'..;,.-.- .4.-M. ... -=-..I3-A-_-4-.~,..,._.-_. _ ..- __.»~. v.-_-..~-=»--_ -92-v--I I-1~.-Y-»--» 4;.-...-=_._ -.
&5
|
'1
-
-
-gnu92
HQ
~
}
J
r J-./ 1-
], .
F
1 .
-.0I4
EUor¥|o|-um rum no. In
_ sow-104 92 I .UNITED sums cf: JZRNMENT - !
Memorandum . V
-.-. '
F =sAc, cmvzznam 00-23745! 00-23746! _ _ .
s_vB1wr= mm nnamnma nzosrmmmr soc mzsm mmns - __...a..¢-.. ~a'_ . --4_I. ..;' -.- .._{ :.._~_,.- 92;92'.L-:;¢1.n.
r
aw-W
.,.
January 26, 1961
" n?
smli-1
,_,m5s1w1cA!1°' ?_
531107-5
SGEIALIST PARTY - SCIIIAE DEMCUBATIO FEDERATION
.~ INFORMATION C ONCERNING L,f 1-" mrsnmm sscunmr! n. _2_4_,L im-A amamamcé Yomku soc:ALIstv mAc@Ei9§ Z ' '
~ YOUNG worms soc mxsw LEAGUE mam?
Lnwonmnozw concnnnma ~1t,,.;,L gmwmnuar. sazcuamrl mlnwt-;!é;fS , ¢ - - _ @1115
.-'1
4 - Bureau RM! ngisgx It REE-'59 /00" ,_ 3; f "Y - New York 1 INFO! RM!
it "nx57»-' kg E Cleveland
W-§l ;~/w 5'}?-.°$:°§'m =- 1/ "1um
I
12 JAN 30
d
_ __ __,, .__L_._-_._-.._.-. _ 4._@ ~_--¢_...-___»..- ¢- ..-+. -
CV 100 237315 PM
CV 100 23746
Z"?
-. pa
»
53
-92;..
.,;,12;-
1»2._'. _-
.._Z1_i;_-Q
"=
ga-7
er:
-.-HF
3
.: :J-*7-V r
ii
-'3;-'.
;.337;
xiv
E .s- .-~A
Q K
. .»:--
=5
_K
~~ - 0% o=
cv 100-23745 - . Q Hal
cv 100-23'm6 _ -
'~ Z
that nd- ---'-ia
-.'-'i-.- '
v'== vE;-'
¢L_; "_'_._
.._ _Q Q
2?-:»'*'
.L=._.'. ' furni shed
report
L,-
1,-
L5.! '1
5*
_+92
,7; . I
. -
r:. 1 --
.71
=-i" r.-f
A4." .n .1
1
giPK 1' V - f, .
- *5"-. H = 4.1-.':£p£"-- 7, "31
I-F Q»-..
;, 15- 35%-1 E_ "- -. .1-,_-2-__.,. 1'"-ll!-'. '1-='92
* 1' -' '§ ri.- Q ~ . I wah .. _ . ;_ -Y ; -a. ____-L . 1. ." »~@ 1- ' " $. n- _ .. 5»§¬__:-_
'. .-1"?3 f §*?.7§$gQ 'w[ ',._.,£?, ,, r. ,§;; j _' ' |- -- = 92 -*r;.j-~.J - M ,:}" I}
y
...I.IQ 3 3 " '
92 - 5§§%
dz. -§_,_":%?. "~»a
_ _.. _..'_.-'-4..._'.l-_"l _.l.'.;... -..-..-_... 1,. - -1 1-'--1-.92L..':.-. .. _.. _ -. _ -_..eJ_...- _ .1. ._- .1 _.+;1;_..-.L. ._'_ _.. ._ .. _
<- 0 0 *J H%LZ' F_- ,1 1 1vFnHvTnu?92- cuss. 1 EXT. 1 /I 1-P ', 2019011-101 1, _92 30110 01* .1 zm III?
~ . air _ 1UNITED STATES G0 1---~*-" -
MEMORANDUM K DATE:-RPR 1'91 W
1-0, = Director, FBI 00-11291125! W ~x L _ 4/I/:1_ ALI. I- JIIOHC NTAINED
on = SAC, Philadelphia 00-153 8!'§ ggill ° §:;"'m__ 05.1501: S20-IALIST PARTY - SOCZLALIST nm0c11A92iEW"1$E/ = ' ¬_5 1/ FEDERATION sr - SDF]; 1 0 9 .
1 SEQURITI} ;- mscmmugogs _ . _ O . 92 F -
Q16 " 0 bah, L: .1. ,; P
Lgn March 26, 1965 who has furnished reliable
1 " _ the followinglcey list? of the United States Socialist /55¢i ' 1- y membership, made up as of February 8, 1965. me 0 {L inal " ~
, retained in Philadelphia file 100-1531|~8- , .1J .'~ infotion in the past, fu;:*n!s! 51:0 Special Age-n'0 7
' list is b
Bureau !r§ g §._1111sT1:BEn MAIL! 92
§EE ?§~@F§= , e. _? APR 9 1955 V
e6APn26.wi 11129 , '* 1
1 1. " 0 1 11 - *2 -'AJ."0a.11*y'92, ~ - -1-_1 100 V $1 11;!-..1i:---""_'1_.1 - 100- ;0 »1-. ..2 - Baltimore 7 ",> -" :11 r -'1 - 100- - - 3'48
1 - 100- ,gg~ 17 - Boston b7 - E1 ¥ ¢ I - 100-
- 100- _ _' 92 - 100- 1 1M - 100 ' l E» '1
92 - 100- 0 ""1""
_
2 Bllffalo - 1 - 100- mars! @g09?_:':13¢* E1. I1 - 100- H;-,11¢,",.».*;'*§:,;_'.V,:/»' -' »-r.:-.5-r, F" v}I"*'i" A 1 001111001 ON P1o92111 .1 5 -2 1-, 1 __ _ _ _ . p=, . .1 1 -
i
1110 if /M_ _ 1:1- ' 1