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the Teamsters harrassment and l I have recently become aware of
violence toward the United_Farm Workers in California. I would
suggest the violence of the Teamsters be investigated and that
the F.B.I. assist in protection of the Farmworkers as they seek
opportunity to organize and to carry out their own activities as l
farm workers .
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we have no authority to conduct an investigation.
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Dear Hr. Ruckelshaus:
Equal protection under the iaw is being reduced to a myth in
Coachella Valley California.
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proper protection to the members of the United Farm Workers, to individual
farm workers, and to other individuals, who are working to better the
conditions of life for some of the most oppressed working people in
the country.
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program, no matter what the cost. i
We as concerned citizens who fully support the right of these
working people to organize and fight to improve their conditions without
being subjected to physical harrassment and brutality, and with the
full protection of the law, urgently request that you take immediate
action to:
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persons and organizations responsible for instigating the violence.
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Dar Mr. Kelley:
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Thank you for the best wishes you expressed in your
letter received on July 19th regarding my becoming Director
Of the FBI.
In reply to your request, based on the information
you furnished and, in the abeence of an indication that a
Federal law within our jurisdiction has been violated, we
have no authority to conduct an investigation.
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EM - AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENTunqscr:
ReMPairtel to Bureau, dated 7/2/73, captioned, "RAPID
CITY WELFARE RIGHTS onour; CIR 0; me!."
Ihe above-captioned name, address and telephone number
was obtained by the Minneapolis Division from a notebook located
in the course of the investigation of the Rapid City welfare
Rights Group. This group operated out of the Scott Mallow Commu
nity Hall, Rapid City, South Dakota, which had been used as a ,
strategy area and starting point of a supply route for moving '
persons and supplies in and out of wounded Knee. "
A check of NYO indices reflected that the subject
appears to be identical with New York closed file 92-369%, Bufile
92-8269, captioned, "POSSIBLE HOODLUM INrLUENct in THE ATLANTTC
AND PACIFIC TEA company. The case file noted that numerous acts,
consisting of fire bombings and damage to store windows, were
suffered by the A&P Tea Company as a result of the United Farm
Workers Union UFW! Union receiving nationwide popularity and
support from local political members.
The UFW office is located at lo? 2lst Street, Brooklyn,
New York, with branch offices located in Manhattan, Bronx and
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New York pending file 100-169939, Bufile 100-h597?l,
captioned, "PEOPLE'S COALITION FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE PCPJ!,"
indicated that the UFW attended a PCPJ meeting and had asked
the PCPJ to endorse their lettuce boycott in the New York area.
The PCPJ unanimously endorsed the UFW and agreed by voice to
support its actions.
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On H/16/72, a dinner honoring Mrs. RdMANA?§;NVELDS,
Treasurer of the US, was held at the Waldorf Astoria HotelFifty demonstrators from the UFW picketed the Park Avenue entrance
of the hotel, protesting the hiring of illegal aliens at Mrs.
VANVELOS' tortilla factory in California.O rma
0n 8,/6,/T3; i a confidential source who isfamiliar with extremist activities in the New Orleans area, adv
that on G/19/73, an annual stockholders meeting of the A&P Tea
Company was to-be held at the Rivergate Hotel, New Orleans.
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protesting A&P's continued policy of buying non~farm worker
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provide concerning the UFW, with negative results:
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russouni, ocorssn no-11, 1914, sronsonan av sr. LOUIS cmmsn
orhimo FARM UGRKERS tow!; oivii. U_i92|'REST.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT THAT ST. LOUIS CHAPTER OF UNITED FARM UORKERS
UOULD STAGE DEMONSTRATION AT THE FEDERAL COURT HOUSE IN ST.
LOUIS, MISSOURI FROM TWELVE NOON, OCTOBER IO, I974, UNTIL TWELVE
NOON, OCTOBER 11, I974. HE STATED THE DEMONSTRATION WAS TO PROTE T
AGAINST FEDERAL JUDGE JAMES H. MEREDITH."
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HEREDITH'S OFFICE, AND FEDERAL PROTECTIVE SERVICE ADVISED.
ADNINISTRATIVE: ST. LOUIS WILL PROMPTLY ADVISE OF RESULTS
OF PROPOSED SIT-IN AND RESULTS WILL BE FURNISHED TO THE BUREAU
BY DISSEHINATABLE TELETYPE OR LHM.
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Re st. Louis teletype to Bureau, dated 10/8/74
Enclosed for the Bureau is the original and
live copies oi es E setting iorth eire@teeces lees!-
ing to and details oi the demonstration described above.
Inasmuch as there were no arrests, no injuries,
and no property damage resulting from this demonstration, ,
Ih1Ch was conducted in a penceable and orderly fashion,
no further action is being taken by the St. Louis Division, ,and this case is consideredaicclciged. _
Copy 05",!» enclosed um being furnished _
iocally to U.B. Atqney and 0.8. Secret service, st. Louis.
U.S. Attorney DONALD J. STOI-IR, MO, advised on 92
10/9/74 that he felt the proposed demonstration and sit in
represented a possible violation of Title 18, USC, Section
1057, and requested the FBI to make discreet observations
of the demonstration. 92 , 5
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#sf7§§ FEDERAL BUREAU OFINVESTICATION
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October 15, 1974
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or UNITED ram: Ioarnns urn!
CIVIL mmesr '* W _* 7 r " '_*7'7' I _
On October 4, 1974, an article appeared in the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which is a daily newspaper with
gen¬rElinterest, indicating that two men were Jailed in
St. Louis at their own request after being arrested in a
protest at the Target Store at 8020 Olive Street Road, St.
Louis County, Missouri. The two aen were arrested on charges
oi trespassing and were held overnight at the University City,
Iissouri, Jail.
These aen were part oi a group-oi about 40 supporters
or the United Fara Workers UFW! who had been passing out leaf-
lets at the Target Store and urging shoppers to retrain tron
buying certain brands of grapes, lettuce, and wine.
The arrests were made at the University City Police
Station aiter the protest had ended. The group oi protesters
had marched to the police station to ask why they had been
photographed while talking to customers in the Target Store.
Police said aembers were photographed utter they re-
iused to identity themselves alter attempts to question then
at the store.
Richard Cook, director oi the protest and boycott,
said that the same group had been picketing and passing out
leaflets at various shopping centers and businesses throughout
the city and county without incident, and that the above ar-
rests were the tirst oi their kind.
T515 docuientmcohtains*neither reeosaendsrlene nor conclue
sions or the I31, It is the property oi the I31 and is loaned
to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed
outside your agency. eq, /|-- -
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PROTEST nnraonsrnnrxon AT
rnnngan goumi BUILD_I}~I_G i
Captain Ragph Tackes of the University City Police
Department was quote as saying that the store managers had
complained that the protesters were disturbing shoppers,
- After the protesters who chose to depart were re-
leased by the police department, the group was disbanded,
Six members of the group were ordered to appear in court in
University City on October 16, 1974, where, the article indi-
cates, they could be fined up to $100,
The UFW, according to the paper, are charging that
a contract signed by growers with the rival Teamsters Union
is unfair. Their cause, led by Cesar Chavez, a farm labor
leader in California, has attracted the support of many clergy-
men, according to this article.
On October 8, 1974, Reverend Richard Cook advised
the St. Louis Police Department that the St. Louis Chapter
of the UFW would stage a demonstration at the Federal Court
House in St, Louis from 12:00 noon on October 10, 1974, until
12:00 noon, October 11, 1974, He stated that the demonstration
might include a sit-in, and that the purpose of the demonstra-
tion was to protest against U. S. Districttburt Judge James
H. Meredith. The reason for protesting against Judge Meredith
was apparently for the purpose of objecting to his failure to
act immediately on a complaint filed by them_alleging that the
University City, Missouri Police Department had violated their
rights under the first and fourteenth amendments to the U. S.
Constitution.
The protest and sit-in represents a possible viola-
tion of Title 18, U. S. Code, Section 1507, which relates to
interferring with, obstructing, or impeding the administration
of justice or attempting to influence a Federal Judge.
On October 8, 1974, the following individuals were
notified of the proposed demonstration:
-1 ve Service
ipecial Agent g
U, S. Secret Service
Assistant U. S, Marshal-
U. S. Marshal's Office
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PROTEST DBIOHSTRATION AT
FEDERA§,CQQRT BUILDIBG _J_
Assistant U.S, Attorney Barry Short
U,B, Attorney's Office
office o he Clerk of U,S. District Courts
On October 8, 1974, an article appeared in the .St. Louis Post-Disgatch indicating that 25 supporters of the
hrs unites E6 le st challenging University City use of
its trespassing law to restrict their picketing at the Target
store at 8020 Olive Boulevard, St. Louis County, Iissouri.
The article indicates that in a suit filed recently
in U.S. District Court 25 plaintiffs contended that the U.S,
Constitution bars University City from threatening arrest or
trespassing on protesters for discussing their views with
shoppers "in a peaceful nondisrupting manner",
The article states that members of the group have
attempted to express their views to fellow shoppers at the
store on September 28 and October 3, 1974, but that they were
"continually harassed" by policeman and officers of this stor
On October s, 1974, or{ice of the Clerk of U.S. Distric Courts, St. L u , issour
furnished a copy of a complaint filed in U.S. District Court
at St. Louis, Iissouri, on October 4, 1974, under number 74-
697C !, which set forth information which UFI alleged was
in violation of their rights secured by the First and Iourtee
Alendleniz to the U,S. Constitution.e
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The complaint sets forth in specific detail UPI com-
plaints regarding actions of the University City Police Depar
nent for interferring with their peaceful demonstration at th
Target store and "bad faith arrests" made by the University
City Police Deplrtnent,
The complaint concluded by praying that the .8.
District Court of St. Louis issue a declaratory judgement ~
"that application of such trespass statute to plaintiffs who
Iant to he able to discuss their views concerning non-U.F.W,
grapes and lettuce to other persons in a peaceful non-disrup-
tive manner in unconstitutional applications of 23-9, Univers
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City Hunicipal Code and that the court issue temporary re-
straining order, preliminary injunction, and a permanent
injunction against the defendants from so enforcing Section
23-9 of the University City Iunicipsl Code",
On October 10 and October 11, 1974, observations
were made at the site oi the proposed demonstration described
above. At 12:00 P.I. on Thursday, October 10, 1974, between
13 and 15 people were observed at the U.S. Court and Customs
Building at lll4lrket street. These individuals were ob-
served to be carrying signs which read, "Support Farn workers
are-cxo, Don't Buy Grapes, Head Lettuce, line" and Honk to
Show Support". One sign was seen to read, "Boycott Grapes
and Lettuce". These individuals walked back and forth in
front of the buding and stood around on the corners adjacent
to larket street. At no time was the U,S, Court and Customs
Building entered by the demonstrators, and they took no action
at anytime which could be considered disobedient or destruc-
tive. Ho arrests were made, and no injuries resulted from
the demonstration. Leaflets were passed out describing their
belief that they have been denied a fair hearing in court
which they claimed was the result of Judge Meredith's refusing
to grant the hearing in the matter of the complaint previously
filed by them. One of the leaflets read on its face, "we are
standing up for Justice in the fields; won't you stand up
for Justice in your supermarket? Support United Farm Workers...
Don't buy grapes, head lettuce, or gallo wines. Non-violence
is our strength".
On October ll, 1974, an article appeared in the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch which indicated that supporters of
The UFW entered a day-Tong vigil and fast in front of the
U.S. District Court House in St. Louis. Richard B. Teitelnan,
attorney for the protesters, said that U.S. District Court Judge
James Ieredith had refused to schedule an immediate hearing in
the case on the grounds that such a hearing would not be proper
while criminal cases in the matter were pending. The article
indicated that Ieredith officially denied the request for a
quick hearing on October ll, 1974.
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FROM: SAC, EL PASU UN-333!
SUBJECT: UHSUBS;
Pecos County Sheriff's
Reeves County Sheriff's Department; 92
UJKNOHN VICTIMS,C!United Farm workers;
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Re Bureau airtel to El
departmental letter dated 9/3/75_ _ _ _ _ _ p_ l.__'___'_'|'
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Department;
Paso, 9/3/7!, enclosing
with attacned letter
to the U. 5. Attorney General from AS20110 ORIdDAIH,
United Farm workers, dated T/23/T5.
Enclosed herewith for
referenced Bureau airtel dated 9/S/75; with
described departmental letter and letter of
dated 7/25/7Q.
Also enclosed herewithSan Antonio io one copy Oi
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to Dallas is one copy
of the above descrited Bureau airtel to El Peso, dated
9/5/75, with enclosures in the event United Farm Workers
UFH! are currently located in the Dallas Division and,
therefore, unavailable for interview within the San Antonio
Division.
It is noted that referenced Bureau alrtel was
received at E1 Paso_9/ll/75 and
investigation requested due to v
FCRDdelay in initial 92i ' sit or President GEMAUD
at Midland, Texas, on 9/13/75, travel of case
Agent to E1 Peso, Texas, 9/1;-16/7; for firearms training,
and appearance of case agent at
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2- San Antonio Lnc
2- El Paso
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San Antonio should refer to their file 15T205H,
Eufile 15T6-"5, entitled "DEMONSTRATIONS AND VIOLEUCL
I} CONNECTION WITH FARM WORKERS OHGAQIZATIOHAL ACTIVITIES,
Hidalgo County, Texas, CIVIL UJREST", nhich file it
may be assumed contains addresses for ARTONIO OBZHDAII
and possibly other UFH organizers, all of which
apparently reside within the San Antonio Division,
principally Hidalgo County, Texas. Ll Paso Division
advised the Bureau and Dallas by nitcl 7/23/T5, entitled
"POTEATIAL DEMONSTRATIONS AND VIOLLNCR IH COH?RCTIO
WITH FARM WORKERS ORGAHIZATIOKAL ACTIVITIES, CIVIL
ULRBST", that 26 UFW demonstrators were arrested in
Reeves County, Texas, ?/23/Y5, and chsrgeo with
Criminal Trespass following attempted picLet1ngon 1ar;.: owned by _ Eig_;11t juveniles were
included in that numoer. All were released on $500.50
bond posted 7/23/75.
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AITORIO DIVISION2 1 " !
W111 attempt to locate and interview Mr.
ORENDAIH and comply with other interviews requested
by the Departmental letter enclosed.
AT AUSTIY, TEXAS
Till, unless au Antonio JiVlu;Q& it exert
of the current whereabouts of PAULL witttt ii, atbuhlt
to locate and interview her as requested at j?ll Herciitn,
Lustiu, Texas.
It in requested that the result: of any
1uvcst1;at1on conducted within the Stu Antonio Qivisicm
--IQ ILQu Ullidib-. - .__ 4w .-.-,__Le prcvidcé tau oureeu in TUyUPt fcrg Lu .esi;icu.e
and exuedite the investigation reque-t;Q.
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EL PASO DIVISION
AT MIDLAND, TEXAS
Upon receipt of report from San Antonio
containing results of their investigation, will contact
USA regarding this matter.
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This is a limited investigation.
This investigation is predicated upon receipt
of a lcctcr from J1 STAILET POTTFJCZA, Assistant ittcrncy
General, Civil Right; Divloion, who requested invcsLi;apicn
be condnczcd into the arrcsLs of United TSP; Workers in
Pecos Gnu Hooves UounLlcs, Tcxus. H¢?cruncg was xuo to
Ltcr is attached.lotto? written by AUTUHIQ Ohhl . A copy 01 aunt
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h I Rh FBI and is loaned to your lgcnry. it and Ill tomenu Thin document rnnluinn neilhrr ru-cnmmendalmm nor tnnrluiiunl nf [he FBI, 1: in I. c [I099-rly 1. 1-
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_ July 25, 1975
{~
Edward Levi '
United States Attorney General
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C. ,
Dear Hr. Levi:
We would like to bring to your attention some disturbing events which have
taken place near Pecos, Texas in the last three days. We request any as-
sistance you can render to stop the violation of farm workers rights that
is zoine on there now. ' Iv -so ' '
I
On Wednesday, July 23 United Farm Workers organizers and supporters began
pickcting near mclo: TTE1Z3_inRccv;s_U5u£ty, Texas. They were pickcting
peacefully on a public road, trying to inform field workers of the benefits
of unionization, when they were arrested. More than thirty people were
jailed, including three women and eight children. They were charged with
criminal trespass despite the fact that the county surveyor and some of the
growers in the area admit the road where picketing took place is public.
A law student intern was arrested later that day when she went to the
Reeves County jail to inquire about the charges.
The children, ranging in age from twelve to fifteen, were held for five
hours in the adult section of the jail before bail could be raised. Hine-
teen men were forced to remain in jail for two days because no local bonds-
men would agree to bond them. During that time the prisoners were denied
breakfast in apparent retaliation for their having shouted slogans in
support of a field workers strike.
On Friday, July 25, a picket line was set up on a public road near melon
fields in neighboring Pecos County. The picketers were accompanied by an
attorney and several law students who hoped by their presence to prevent
further arrests. Moments after picketing began all of the UFW supporters
on the road, including the lawyer and law students, were arrested. They
were given no warning or opportunity to leave to avoid arrest. Fifteen
people are again charged with trespass, although their brief activity took
place on a public road.
0
4-0 . _ . _ __ _ - -e 'Ine actions of the Pecos and Reeves County sheriffs are clearly illegal.
The sheriffs are using their powers as law officers to stop legitimate la-
bor organizing activities and to interfere with the farm workers First,
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{smendment rights. They must be called to accouzt for their lawlessness b
fore they succeed in crushing all IJFW organizing efforts by their intimi-
dating tactics.
We believe that national attention must Ee zocussed on the develop
nents in Pecos and national ?ressu:c must be b'r:ug'a*.t to bear on Sheriff
A.B. Nail of Reeves County and Sheriff C.S. Ten 2;.-ck of Pecos County so
that the law might be observed. We ask your help in achievinsz these two
objectives.
Sincerely yours ,/1 7 .n I}, -
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Antmio Orendain
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3 , 1975, after posting
charged with Crimine;
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. male ano a white female came to his office and requested
information concerning roads located within Reeves
County. He was not certain of the exact date in July,
but it was durinj the time of the United Farm Workers
protest and pickcting.
After receiving the request from the white male
and female, whose names he did not remember, he showed
then a county map, wnich reflected all roads located in
Reeves County. He determined that the two individuals
were associated with the United Farm workers and their
request was to determine which road: in the courty xere
private or public. The two individuals studied the map,
but were unable to pinpoint the location of the ticketing
IIF13 ibretest to be held 11', the United I'9.r::: .-For!:c::. _
_ stated because the .;'.-:0 i:'.<.";i.vid'.;.als could not
give correct location and site of the protest and
pickc could not provide them properly with the
infer they requested.
the site 0: one picnet
being contacted by the two
he received no further inqu
United Farm workers proup.
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is Jud in conlerm me not lo be dislribultd buhidn your ipency.
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by the United Earn H
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not I'::!.1Eif'!b¬1 , ~.-.'i1o
r the United Farm Workers
F -.-Q iniormation concerning h
the picketin; within his
individuals that he would
as their pickcting remainsC.
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RANDY JARLTILL
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MANUEL DANIEL
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CY.I'ilIIA DE'iTf-Z1113
Docket Number N792
ROGER
DocketJOEL HAHNE
Number H793
HOLLICE ANDREW SNYDER
Docket Number HTQH
I R7-T.92 HER IIAIIDFZ T.
Docket Number "T95
NARIR FLORES _'
Docket Number U796
JAIQS A. DOUGLA
Docket Humber U
FRHHCISCA CALDEROH
Docket Number N793 Second Charge!
ARURHDO ACCSTA
Docket Number U799
noted
4 . -- Iwas arresteu twice on nu game c
of Criminal Trespass. Ho stated that all char;es against
the above individuals are pending, and tiat "0 trial
date has been set in this "that FRAICISCA CALZEROH
ate on the sore charge
matter Each iuual was
released on Jul? 25, 1975, after poztin; , __.CO boge.a§icier1 hat none 01" the i"-u_vid'.1als listed la J -.- .
are resicents of tne City of Fort Stockton. He also
stated that no arrest reports were made in this matter.
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REPORTING OF"lCII lOFFlCII OF" ORIGIN V77;l7TB I 4lTlIVEiYIG-ITIVE uzmgn 7
SAN ANTONIO 1:1, PASO 10/3_o/75 9/30-10/24/75 _
TITLE OF CASE
UNSUBS
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I United Farm
ICounty_5heriff7s Dept.?j H
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REFERENCES :
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ADMIN I STRATIVEE1 Paso Airtel to the Bureau, 9/22/75.
A11 individuals interviewed in this matter were
' advised at the outset that this investigation was being
conducted at the specific request of the USDJ.
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interview individuals and have statanents signed on October 6,
1975. On October 6, 1975, Agents appeared at United Farm '
Workers Headquarters, San Juan. Miss MERCEDES FRANCO, who
is employed at the Headquarters, was the only person present.
Appointments were rescheduled for October 8, 1975. Again the
appointments were not kept by1nenbers of the United Farm
Workers, specifically Mr. TONY ORENDAIN and
On 10/10/75, Mr. ORENDAIN, Mr. SALAZAR, Mr. DOUGLAS,
and MR. LUNA furnished signed statements. Appointments were
scheduled to interview additional persons on Monday, 10/13/75.SAP appeared at the United Farm Worilzers Headquarters,
San uan, at 8:30 a.m., 10/13/75, to interview victims as
previously scheduled and waited for one and one-half hours
and departed when Miss FRANCO appeared at the Headquarters
and advised that she had no infonnation regarding whereabouts
of the individuals to be interviewed except that they were
apparently on picket lines somewhere near Mission, Texas.
On 10/17/75, an abortive attempt was again made to
contact United Fann workers officials to obtain home addresses
of individuals arrested in Pecos County. On 10/23/75, Mr.
ORENDAIN agreed to have victims available for interview at
the Police Department. McAllen, Texas. at 7:30 p.m., 10/23/75.
The appointments were not kept by the victims. On 10/24/75,
Mr. ORENDAIN was again contacted and at that time he furnished
infonnation regarding the whereabouts of victims of the
arrest in Pecos County, Texas. No further appointments were
scheduled.
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UN. - ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ., JTICE
FEDERAL auneaw OF INVESTIGATION
Copy Io:
P °' "= San Antonio
10/30/75IOQOII 0|:
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UNKNOWN SUBJECTS:
Pecos County Sheriff's Department:
Reeves County Sheriff's Depariznent:
UNKNOW VICTIMS,
United Pam Workers
CIVIL RIGHTS
be interviewe in this matter on instruc ion rom her attorney.inte1-eviewed 10/6/75,and a vised she was i ega y arres ed on 7/25/75, on charges
of criminal trespass b the Sheriff's Office, Pecos County,
San Juan, interviewed 0 10 75, an a visec they a cen
illegally arrested on 7/23/75, for crhninal tresnass b theSheriff's office, Reeves County, Texas. interviewed. 10 75, a which
time he state e was arrested 7/25/75, by the Sheriff's
Office, Pecos County, and he felt that the arrest was not
valid under Texas law. On 10/10/75, ANTONIO ORENDAIN, Chief
Organizer, United Farm Workers UFW!, San Juan, furnished asigned statement. On 10/24/75,Q interviewed and advised tha e A ad. een J. ega y
s ed on 7/23/75, by the Deputies of the Sheriff's Office,
Reeves County. On 10/10/75, am-ms HARRINGTON, Attorney,
American Civil Liberties Union, located in the building
housing UFW, San Juan, furnished o ' f f 'avits
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Synopsis:
DETAILS:
This report contains the results of a limited
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concerning alleged civil rights violations of law enforcementofficers in Pecos County and Reeves County, Texas.
advised that she desired to be interviewed at her r
at l0:§5 a.m., October 1, 1975 and an interview was arranged
for this time.
On October 1975 Mtelephonically con-tacted Special Agent at th u , Texas Resident Agency
of the Federal Barea Investigation and advised that she
had discussed the interview with her attorneys and inasmuch
as there are pending criminal charges against her in both
Pecos and Reeves County, Texas, it was the counsel oi her
attorney that she not be interviewed by a representative of
the Federal Bireau of Investigation concerning this matter.l I
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- and furnished the following signed statenent:
"October 6, 1975
"San Juan, Texas
residing at Fbeen adv se y
Federal Bureau of
nt made by'me can
be used in court, do harebq'make the following free
and voluntary statement:
"On July 25, 1975, I was in Pecos, Texas, in
connection with United Farm Workers U.F.W.! organi-
zing activities. Our headquarters were in Pecos,
Texas, and we had been sleeping at a convent of the
Catholic Church in Pecos.
On July 25, 1975, we got up at about 5:00 AM
and about thirteen of us met at our headquarters.
One group of organizers left with Mr. Orendain. and
I went with the group being led by Mr. Armando
lanai;
"Our group drove into Pecos County, Texas, and
went to a melon field, located on a dirt
to talk
"we arrived at our location and were there about
ten minutes when two patrol cars of the Sheriff's
Office arrived. The Chief Deputy of the Sheriff's
Office arrived and talked to Mr. Jim Douglas, an
attorney with our group. we were then told by Mr.
Douglas and the Chief Deputy to get into the patrol
car. I was not told that I was under arrest. This
occurred at approximately 7:00 AM.
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in Fort Stockton, Texas. Prior to arriving in Fort
Stockton, we transferred to the car of the Sheriff.
"Upon arrival at the courthouse, we were pro-
cessed. I was told that I was charged with eriminel
trespass. The Sheriff read us our rights in English
as a group. We all wrote statements and gave them to
the Sheriff. We remained in a group all the time.
'Some of the people did not understand Engli
and the Sheriff refused to give them their rights
in Spanish. He said he did not know Spanish. and
they would have to wait until a Spanish speaker arrived
The Sheriff said that somebody in the group who was
bi-lingual should tell the Spanish speakers what their
rights were.
"I assumed I was under arrest when I was told
to get into the patrol car that morning. but was
not formally advised until I was charged at the
courthouse. I was not told by any of the deputies
that I was trespassing.
Rhee the Sheriff was asked at the courthouse
why the group had not been advised that they were
trespassing, he said something to the effect, How
can you advise a group?
"After processing at the courthouse, we were
transferredto the city jail. The jail was very cold,
and the blankets were still damp from having been
recently washed.
We began singing songs, aid the Sheriff and
pdeputies said we-were behaving like animals.
"The officers used profane language in our
presence. but it was not directed towards me personally
'Benigno Pena and Paula Cruz were both pushed
by deputies. Roger Hanna. who had the videotape
equipment. was pushed by a deputy and his equipment
eas taken,
"One of the arresting deputies grabbed at my '
flaq.at the arrest site. but I put it back in the
car.
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"Prior to being arrested. Armando Acosta,
Benigno Pena. and Paula Cruz told us that we would
be on pmbiic property. icosta an ruz had taikeé
to officials in both counties to ensure that the .
U.F.W. would not violate any trespass laws.
"I have read the above stateent, consisting
of this and three other pages and it is true and
correct to the best of my knowledge.
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Height
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as advised of the identity of
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statement:
"October 10, 1975
"San Juan, Texas
"I, Jose Henry Salazar, residing at P. O,
Bo; l493, San Juan, Texas, havino been advised
by Special Agent Federal Bureauof Investigation, !hat any statement made by me
can be used in court, do hereby'make the following
free and voluntary statenent:
"On July 23, 1975, the U;F=W& was conducted
organizing picketing in Reeves County, Texas. On
the morning of July 23, 1975, I was with a group of
U;I;H; pickets, picketing an onion field several
miles south of the town of Pecos, Texas. we had
about thirty people when we arrived. About seventy
field workers joined us.
We then fonned a second group of about thirty
people and then proceeded East on the gravel reed
on which we picketed the first field. we drove to
a cantaloupe field, about three miles east of the
onion field and then began to talk with the laborers
in the field. We stayed on the road and the workers
came out to talk to us. '
"I was with-the group of strikers at the
cantaloupe field.
We had been at the cantaloupe field for
approxnnately two hours when a farmer drove up in
a white pick-up truck and talked to Benigno Pena
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"A short iile later. a Reeves County Deputy
sheriff. named Jenkins. drove up in e pertrol car
and said that he thought we were on private land.
He said that it might be a good idea to leave until
it was determined whether the land was public or
private. we asked to show him a map which would
indieete that we were on peblie land. but we found
that we had left the map with the original group
at the onion field.
pp "Paula Cruz was then sent to bring the map to
him.
"While Paula Cruz 92as gone. another deputy,
unrecalled - possibly Ingrams. drove up. He
we were on private property and should leave.name
said _
"We told this deputy what we were doing and
that we could produce a map showing that we were on
public land.
The deputy then said that if we did not leave
in ten seconds, we would be arrested. He then
began counting. He finished counting and said we
were all under arrest. There were twenty-seven of
us, consisting of three wunen. eight or nine
children, and the rest were men. About ten or
fifteen of the people who were arrested were people
who had been working in the cantaloupe field.
"During the two hours that we had been at the
field, there had.been some movement of people
between the two picketing locations.
"The two deputies made all twnty-seven people
get in a pick-up truck belonging to me of the strikers
and we than started to drive to the Sheriff's Office
in Pecos, Texas. The truck was_running badly. and
a short while later. about ten miles north of ne
picketing area. we were met by Sheriff A. B. Hail in
a pick~up truck. He took about ten people in his
truck. Another deputy. Orquides. drove up in a squad
Clr. and took about four people in his car.
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"We drove to the Reeves County Courthouse and
were booked into the Jail at approximately ll:30 AH
on July 23, 1975. The charges were criminal tres-
pass. Bond was set at $400.00 for each person.
After booking, we were taken into the cell block.
The men, women, and children were separated into
groups.
Whin we were pet into the eelle the men hegen
shoutinq,'Hne1gal' and slogans and chants. Sheriff
Nail came back into the cell-block and said, You
can yell all day and all night, but you won't get
fed all day and all night, either. We were fed -
supper on the evening of July 23.
"He shouted and sang all night long after
supper, and did not get breakfast on the morning of
July 24, 1975. We were fed lgggh on July 24, 1975.
"None of us were mistreated in any way. Benigno
Pena and an old man refused to sign an Arrest Infonna-
tion Form and were placed in a cell together, but
separate fran the other prisoners.
"we were all released on bond at approxhnately
5:00 pn on July 24, 1975. Hr. Warren Burnett made
bond for all of the men with the exception of one
man who was bonded out by the Fresbyterian éhurch
in Pecos. The Odessa-Woodland Chamber of Cannerce
bonded out the women. The children had been released
earlier into the custody of a Qriest in Pecos.
Prior to the picketing activities, the U;F;K;
had held a series of meetings to plot strategy and
to make sure that all picketing would be done on
public property. We had maps and knew which roads
eere public and which eere note. so fer as I was
concerned, we were on public property during all of
our picketing activities. _
"I have read the above statenent which consists
of this page and five other pages and it is true
and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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The following description of* was obtned through observation and int iew:
Name
Race
Sex
Date of birth
Place of birth
Height
Weight
Hair
Eyes
Social Security No.
Occupation
Residence
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could affec the information provided above.
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- =of the in erview ng Agent and furnished the following signed
statenent:
ictober l, 1975
"San Juan, Texas
av ng been advise y pec a
, Federal Bureau of Investigation
. . . , at any statement made by me can be used
in court, do hereby'make the following free and
voluntary statement.
'On July 23, 1975, I was picketing with the
United Farm Workers UFW! at the Duncan Farms near
Saragosa, Reeves County, Texas. We were picketing
the onion fields at Duncan Farms and all of the
pickers joined the strike.
I and sane other organizers then drove east
for about three miles on a blacktop peed and found
some workers harvesting melons. About twenty-three
pickers joined the strike.
"we were there about a 1/2 hour or 45 minutes
when a Deputy Sheriff drove up and told us we were
on a private road. We disagreed with him because
we had a county map frun the Texas Highway Depart-
ment which showed that we were on a public road.
About five or ten minutes later, the Chief
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ten seconds to do so. It was not possible for us
to even load up the people in ten seconds. we were
all then placed under arrest by the Chief Deputy who
told everybody to get into my truck, a 1964 Chevrolet
l/2 ton pick-up truck. There were four organizers
and 23 workers, including seven ohildren,under arrest.
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The Chief Deputy then left for Pecos. we 5
proceeded north to a point about 10 or 15 miles south
of Pecos where we were met by the Chief Deputy in
a pick-up truck, and he took about
my truck. Two U. S. Border Patrol
deputies cars escorted us.10 pe9Ple frun
cars and two
Upon arrival at the courthouse, the Chief
Deputy used rough language towards
us around during the processing.us and herded
.'A£ter processing we were placed in the cells.
One of the little girls was placed
men in a
deputies
with the other children.
"we arrived at the courthouse
but were not fed lunch because the
said we were yelling too much.
"We were fed supper. we were
on July 24. 1975. because the
we had yelled too much during
fed lunch on July 24, 1975.fast
said
were
"we were never advised of our
during the time we were arraigned.with some of the
cell. Her father was in the cell. The
renoved her from that cell and placed he;
at about 11:30 AM
Chief Deputy
not fed break-
Chief Deputy
the night. We
rights. even
"Benny Pena and I were singled out to fill out
the personal background sheets. We refused to fill
them out at first, but did so after talking to our
attorney, Jim Harrington. Nobody else was required
to completely fill out the fonns.
"we were released at about 5:00 pn, on July
24, 1975, on $400 bond each. I feel that the bond
was excessive.
"The children had been kept in jail for about '
three hours on the first day. and were released to
the Catholic griest. Father Jose Valadez, Pecos,
Texas. pending release of their parents. .
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"Ho one was physically abused by the arresting
officers, but I feel that I was wrongfully arrested
and faisely accused of criminal trespass &cs::ss I
was on a public road at the time I was arrested.
"I have read the above statanent, consisting
of this page and three other pages, and it is true
and correct to the best of my icnowiedge.
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obtained through observation and interview: '
Race
Sex
fete of birth
P1ace- of birth
Height
Weight
Hair
Eyes
Social Security No.
Marital status
Occupation
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was advised of the '
Official 1 e n erv ew ng Agent and then
' furnished the following signed statement:
October 10. 1975
" San Juan, Texas
pec al Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
made by me can be used in court, do
the following free and voluntary statement:make
On the morning of July 25, 1975, I was in
Pecos County, Texas. in connection with picketing
activities bein conducted by the United FarmWorkers U.F.W.? organization.
'There were several individuals from the Q23
and myself included in a group that was to picket
fields located off the main highway between Cayanosa
and Fort Stockton. Texas.
"My purpose in being with the U.F.W. group was
to minimize confrontations between picketers and law
enforcement personnel and to insure that the
pickaters were aware of what the law was pertaining
to the conduct of their picketing and that the law
enforcenent personnel enforced the law with fairness
and without undue force.
"After leaving the main road. we drove along
a fann road, which was maintained by the county
according to the'map we had obtained from the
county. As we drove along, I noticed some No
Trespassing' signs staped to some power poles along-
aide the road and facing the road, These, to me,
indicated that the fields, which bordered the road,
were posted. There were no signs indicating to me
that the road was private. '
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picket. Pecos County Sheriff's Deputy Paul Last
Name Unknown!. was sitting in a car parked at the
side of the road. It was light, but not yet eun-
riae. we parked about 50 yards in front of the
deputy, and proceeded with the picketing activities.
"After two minutes or so. we got hack into the
cars and proceeded further along the road to another
field and parked. Shortly after we had stopped,
three Pecos County Sheriff's Office Qars arrived
with their red lights flashing. and parked across
the road frou us. Dave Hill. the Chief Deputy. I
believe. got out and told us all to get into the
deputies cars, that we were under arrest.
"I went over to remonatrate with Deputy Hill
to let him know that we thought we were on public
land, and if we were not, we were at least entitled
to a warning so that we could leave. according to
Texas statutes.
"Deputy Hill told me that he did not care who
I was, to shut up and get in the car.
Thirteen of us picketers were placed into two
squad cars and were driven at high speeds, occasion-
ally as high as 75 miles per hours. to Fort Stockton,
Texas, the county seat of Pecos County. We were all
charged with crtninal trespass and released on the
maximum bond £500.00 for each person}. We were held
one day in the city jail because the county jail was
being repaired._
"It appeared to me that the picketeres were not
arrested in accordance with Texas statutes. We
were not d.ven any warning by the deputies that we
were possibly trespassing on private property. there
were no signs indicating that we were on private
property, and we were not given any chance to leave
the property before being placed under arrest.
"It is my personal contention that the maximum
bonds were placed on the strikers in an effort to
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break the strike. In effect, the maximun bonds did
cause the U.F.W. to curtail some of its picketing '
activities, because the source of bond money had
already posted approximately $14,000 in bonds and
hesitated to post any more beyond that amount.
"At no time did the deputies or arresting
officers cause us any physical Farm, but I personally
believe that the arrests were not valid under Texas
law. At no time did we enter any fields, We remained
on the road or the shoulder of the road at all times.
"I have read the above statement, consisting
of this page end three other peges, end it is Que
and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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"witnessed b :/=/ Special Agent, rm, Mclkllen,
exas,
The following description of was
obtained through observation and interviei&:T '
Race
Sex
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Place of birth
He ight
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Social Security No.
Marital status
Occupation
Office address
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FEDERAL IUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
-I DOD 0| NnlCr|plion
Mr. ANTONIO OREHDAIN was advised of the official
identity of the interviewing Agent and then furnished the
' following signed statement:
"October 10, 1975
"San Juan, Texas
"I, Antonio Orendain, residing at Rt. 1, Box
149-B, Alamo, Texas, which is also the headquarters
for the United Farm Workers U.F.W.!, Alamo, having
been advised by Special AgentFederal Bureau of Investigatio nt
made by me can be used in court, do hereby make the
following free and voluntary statement:
On July 23. 1975, I was in Pecos, Reeves
County. Texas, in connection with organizing activi-
ties by the U.F.W. The U.F.W. had been conducting
union organizing activities in the Pecos, Texas, area,
since the last week of June, 1975.
"On the morning of July 23, 1975, the organizers
assanbled at approximately 7:30 AM, at 1003 East 3rd
Street, Pecos, which was the address used as our
headquarters. There were about ten or fifteen of us
who met and then proceeded to a location twenty or
thirty miles south of Pecos. we drove to an onion
field located at the intersection of Farm Road 2448
and an unnumbered road. No Sheriff's Office vehicles
were present when we arrived at the fields. We then
began our picketing activities.
"Three of our organizers then proceeded due gast
on the same road for about three miles to a cantaloupe
field. - .
"Shnethne later we were notified that some workers
in the cantaloupe field were joining the strike. I
drove over to the cantaloupe fidd in the U.F.W. van
and brought fifteen or twenty people back to the
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I then told Armando Acosta that we would have
to go get our bus which was in Pecos.
After we get the bus, and
the picketing area, we observed
car and the pickup truck of Mr.
ceeding north on the main highway, about ten miles
north of the picketing area. Hr. Luna's truck was
filled with people who appeared to be farm workers.were returning to
a Sheriff's Office
Jesus Luna pro-
"we proceeded on to the picketing area. At
the onion field, all of the workers had joined in
the-strike. No one had been disturbed at this
location by deputies of the Sheriff's Office on other
law enforcenent officers.
I then sent two law students to Pecos tq
determine what had happened. I told everybody else
to go on hone.
"On the way back to Pecos, I was stopped by a
Highway Patrol Officer, Texas Department of Public
Safety, who checked my van. Everything in the van
and my driver's license was all right, with theexception of the left high beam headlight which did
not work. I was cited - I the headlight at approxi-
mately 1la30 AM.
while the ticket was being written, a man,
apparently a fanner, stopped and asked who spoke
English. I said that I did. The fanner then said,
If you don't leave town, we'll kill you. I called
this to the attention of the Highway Patrol Officer
who told me that .the Coliiity Sheriff handled problems
of that nature, not the Highway Patrol. He also
told me that the farmer had a right to freedom of
aneech.
After being cited, I drove on back to our
headquarters.
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monitors they had overheard several conversations
between officers which in essence, indicated that
the officers which, in essence, indicated that the
officers wanted to get Orendain.'
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"I told all of my organizers to respect private
property lines and to obey all instructions issued
by law enforcement officers.
"I was not present when the strikers were
arrested on July 23, 1975, in Reeves County, and I
therefore do not know exactly what happened to cause
the arrests.
"On July 25, 1975, we moved our strike and organiz
ing activities to Pecos County, Texas, which adjoins
Reeves Couty on the Southeast. Ne_met at the head-
quarters early and then drove fran Pecos, Texas, on
Highway 1450 to an area four or five miles South of
the town of Cayumosa, Texas. There were about
fifteen or twenty of us who left from the headquarters
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go to one field, and I continued on with the rest of
the organizers to a point a few miles north of Fort
Stockton, Texas. We were going to-picket a melon
field located alongside the main highway. When we
arrived at the field, two cars from the Pecos County
Sheriff's Office were already there.
"Shortly after our arrival, two other Sheriff's
Office cars cae by and all four cars then proceeded
north on the highway.
"Sane time later, two or three Sheriff's Office
and state cars returned, going south on the highway.
The organisers fran the first group-were in the cars.
I later learned that the first group had been arrested
for trespassing.
"On July 24, 1975, another one of our organizers,
Prancisca Castillo Calderon had been arrested by the
Pecos County Sheriff's Office. at the location at
which I was picketing on July 25. 1975.
"Again I was not present when the organizers
were arrested on July 25, 1975, and cannot say what
led to their arrest.
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. "I have read the above statenent, consisting
of this page and five other pages, and it is true
and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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Hr. ORENDAIN is described as follows
Race White
Sex llale2;!-.§_s£ birth May 20. 4930P ace o£,.hi::t.h. Etzat1an....Ja1isco, Mexico
Height 5'1l"
Height 200 pounds
Hair Black
Eyes " rownSocial Security Ho. v
Marital status Married -
iuiress Route 1, ox 14'?-T5
' Alamo, Texas
Telephone No. 787-5984
Occupation Gh.l.e§_Organizer
' VFW, San Juan, Texas
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could affect the information provided above.
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} Attorney, American Civil -- Liberties Uhion,' presen ng the United Farm Workers UFW!,San Juan, Texisi f§fnished a copy of an affidavit made by
one en July 28, 19155 Ihe affidavit is set
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I2. Cn Friday, July 25, 1975, I went with approximately 14 other supporters
of the United Farm Zbrkers farmworkers, organizers, and legal personnel!
and members of the press to melon fields in Pecos County for the purpose
of persuading Tarmworkers to join a strike for better working conditions and
collective barg:ining agreements. to turned off Highway 1776 onto a fairly
wide, ravel topped dirt road about 7 a.m. e proceeded down the road about
a mile, stopped, and for about three or four minutes half of the group stood
on the side of the road and tried to persuade several truckloads of farm worke-
leaving for the fields not to go to work.
3. e proceeded down the road again for about half a mile and stopped nhere
the some workers here gettting off the trucks and beginning to pick melons.
4. I did not see a single sign anywhere on this dirt road indicating that i
was private property or that we were trespassing. I assumed it was a publb
road for that very reason; and because the road appeared to be well maintd n
and well travelled.
5. Our cars uere parked off the road on the strip of land approximately
eight feet wide between the road and the irrigation canal that bordered
the melon fields. e stood on that same strip of lend with our United Farm
Corker flags and talked to the farm workers starting to work in the Fields.
;e were there about three or four minutes.
6. 1 mes standing at the far right ond of the group. I heard cars drive
and some kind of commotion. I looked to my loft and saw two cars drive .1-
up at high speed and stop near me. I also noticed other cars driving up
' the left 0? our group, but I'm not sure how many. I saw at least five LO
deputies there over the course of tho next few minutes.
7. I sew one deputy grab the blue knapsack belonging to a menber of tho
press. I hoard Jim Douglas, an attorney, and o deputy arguing about Whthef
we n-ro trespassing or not. I then heard Jim Douglas say "Allright- Lotn 0
Lu nnJ get in their cars."
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8. Two dapuiios approached me and loldme to get in their ear, which I did.
9. From the time they drove up uniil the lime I entered {he car was about
one lo iwe minuies.
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ll. At no litre was I told I was committing an offense, or uhzrl: ihai of'Icr-.54;
was.
12. .41 no time was I warned thai I was on private properly.
13. Ai no time was I give a chance to leave {he property.-
14, [.1 m {jmg did I hear gnyone else in the group being given any warning
er ahance to leave; I
14. After we arrived ei {he Pecos Couniy Courihouse lo be processed, I
heard Jim Douglas and the sheriff discussing the arresis. -Jim Douglas informed
{ho sheriff that under Texas law a trospassor was entitled to a warning before
arrosl if {here were no signs indicating thai the property was privaie, and she
be K allowed lo leave {he property first The sheriff acknowledged both that Fa
and the fact that his deputies had given no such warning by saying " HOw can
you warn a big group like thaw", or something to that effect.
Sworn .0 and subscribed before me lhis day,
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Noiary Public in and for
Hidalgo Couniy.
LE; ::o:r.-aission expires June, 1977.
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_ Liberties Union, repr
Juan, Texas, furnishe
affidavit made by -
1975. The affidavit JHr. JAMES HARRINGTON,
1
Com =1 lr0nltriPIuon
Nnerican Civil
Workers, San
a copy of an
August 13,
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ILFFIDAVI T
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hereby solemnly swear:
3 was arrested on July 23, 1975,
in Reeves County, Texas, and taken by Chief Depty Gary
Ingres and other members of the Reeves County Sheriff's
Department to the Reeves County Jail.
I was first placed in a cell with adult males. Then
Deputy John P. Lewis, Juvenile Court Officer, came to remove
me fro: that cell. I was scared and started crying. I
did not want to be in Jail by myself, and I did not know
where Lewis pas taking me. Lewis pushed and shoved me
out of that cell to make me go to another cell.
Altogether, I was under arrest for apprexinetely 4 hours
and I was in jail for at least 3 hours.
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10/10/75.Duh 0| lrnltriplibn
Mr. JAMES HARRING'I'ON, Attorney. Pmerican Civil
Liberties iinion, représentifa" ihe Unite FEFI workers, San
Juan. Texas, furnished SA copy of an -
' affidavit made by n ugus ¢ 1975- The
affidavit is set fort below:
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COUNTY OF REEVES ' .hB
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I use ano hereby sole .iy swear:
I, was arrested on July 23, 1975, by the
Reeves County Sheriff's Department under the direct
supervision of Chief Deputy Gary Ingram. At no time durmg
this was I informed that I had certain rights as
an arrested person, nor did anyone at anytime tell ne
what those rights were.
During my imprisonment on the 5rd floor of the jail,
I was placed in a cell with four toilets, none of which
worked. Blankets were not furnished for the bunks, and
the single shower which was provided was in iilthy
condition.
Sheriff Nail denied us zeels on at least 2 occasions. In
all, I was fed two times in 30 hours.
I was required to fill out a Reeves County Arrest Form
which asked information, such as service in armed forces,
schools attended, and naaes of immediate family members,
which I consider to be private and irrelevant to an arrest.
Two zen with me, Jesus Luna and Benigno ret, were isolated
in a separate cell because they refused to fill out these
forzs.
s deguty, whose name I did not know then and do not
know now, was asked why we were denied breakfast. He
replied, " If you want to act like animals, we'll treat
you like animals." This was because we had yelled,"Huel5a!
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cell, I saw
;::u;:c outting the hair of a Union worker, Ricardo
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" ~ "3 to the other nan-Union prisoners; I learned-_ .--__
isat vac ca
:_:¢e ooyall ta been ezptie and readied tor our arrests
prior to the actual event. I was tol that we
were getting 1eftovers from the other prisoners for
$005. Sazo
202- for as
ouch single
3 n. ~=u,:-._l 924u....-~-n-.»_'-prisozera said chat they had been in pri-
lcng as twenty months awaiting trial for
charges as drunkeaess.
Affiant
°ubscri ~§ and sworn to before me, theBg§ersi authority,h On this the ////' dav o_- .-,,..-/, ,out " 1f'5"4-'
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notaiy r£blici*and for
Reeves County, Texas
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Hr, JAMES H1-92RRING'1'ON, Attorney, American Civil
Liberties Union, representing the United Farm Worker
_ furnished a copy of an affidavit m.66 by ndated August 15, 1975. The affidavit is set cart be ow:
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STATE D? TEXAS A F F I D A V I T
COUNTY OF HIDALCO
to -'.-r..:.ly swear: -
I, _, was arrested by Reeves County, Texas; Chief Deputy
Cary i1"rar on uiy 23, 1975. ~ u -'0
lngran did physically abuse me by pushing and shoving me into the
Sheriff's Office at the Reeves County Courthouse. '
At no time during the arrest did Ingram or any other Officer advise me
that as an arrested person I had certain rights nor did they advise me
_as to what those rights were.
During my incarceration, I shared a cell with three female juveniles:
{aria dal Cornea Caycan, Maria Olague, and Zeatriz Olague. In addition,
I saw five male juveniles, who I believe to be Jose Manual Caytan, Juan
Lujan, Jesus Manual Escontrias, Jose Sotelo and Francisco Gonzalez, led
in cad out of a cell across the hall from the cell I was in.
Affiant
5991-11 go and gubscribed to before me, the undersigned authority, on this
jL2day of August, 1975.
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Mr. JAMES HARRINGTON, Attorney. American Civil
- Liberties Union, representing the United
furnished e co y of a atatanent made b4%- on July 23. 19g5. The stetenent is set 0 ow:
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On 7/23/75 Union organizers began pickuiing ai Duncan Farms near
.5ora3osa, Texaq,ai ihe siie of an onion Field. Organizers ihen
decided {O leave ihni siie and move ibun ihe read approzimwicly
C miles io a melon field cqllee Golianuaed Farce. 2? in-ivid- 1;
sore arrestedfhere for criminal irespass after a periee of
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1- - _.:.c. to -U
D_ Lhn arrnzis
. was sianding wiih oihcr orgasizrrs or wnl£ our infernwllon" ' .._ -".-,~....I .'..if. 92,:92 Quid-Z..'...v-n I |...H.. . . ".1
e believe was a couniy mainiainod road. Je were rcly:s_ on a e.:rnTexas highwa¥ Deparimoni map and on informziion from the couniy
survcyer's o fice. I was niiempiing to keep some juveniles from
even epproadiing the irrigation dildi ihai would normally mark
ue boundaries of privaic properly.
I did oi one poini go a few hundred feel down a diri read on the
wesi side of {he melon Field. I.ueni wiih e Few other women Io ask i
the workers.s§ated there if they wanied io cone oui of ihe Field:.?,»
left the 2:x'road as soon as no were asked io do so by the man M10
appeared io be a field boss.
After o short while a deputy arrived.
{he public vs. privaie naure of the read.
mentioned map from a car located at Duncan farms.
loeded in Jesus
had been arresie
so I decided to
officials.
e were pr
Mien we were si
I did not ai ih
arlving ihe ca
for Failing io
shy we were be
licens; check.hocecding dawn {he read which passed by {he onion fie
oppcd {here by Deparlmcni 0? Public Safeiy officials-
at memcni have my driver's license, because I was
r oi one {he arrested people in Luna's truck; I was iicke- YA discussion began about
I lefi to gel the above-
.hcn I_retHrned to ihc nelon filed siie, I saw aboui 25 people
Luna's pickup iruck. Someone yelled oui'ihai ihey
d and were en {he away to {he Reeves County Courineuse,
follow {o observe ihe aciions of {he law cnForcem;ni
avc a drivcrs license. I asked ihe JFJ officer1 ' rinq sieppcd one he swid di;was a rouiine driver s
I noicd, however, lhsi only the ears of Union people
were being stopped. Several non-Union vehichles were aliewco to pass
niihoui being sinpped. .¢sy Snyecr m_: {old by ihe officer lo drive
since he did have e valid llCU5C in his possession. e proceeded
inio iown.
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hanigraiion ca
CuU1d Q0 only
uheels." Once
truck not to s
slop we: made
wiih {he caree beein callinr
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that Luna: {ruck would he alright by iisnlf.
and noiicod Penn and 5Oc Dtners blah; yiuyuu
vesicles.['3
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-.5u a airing 0? vehicles, including couniy, $9., andn i I I 'iollowing Luna: irucs union was so overloaded ll, -abosl P9 nah. Thu frock 3:§}ud Leis» is "check ihe r».:
I shufd L ni;no w¢Ls {ell ihc nrruotwes in ihc bed of iL"
:ny{hin3 excepi ihai they were 5iriknrs- The second
Pea coold {ell mu to iake eff fasi For Pecos
atiorncys and m:Jia. I expreszed a desire Io si
gin I was ihe only non-police car. U" deeLFx
I rciurned in uqf.:,
in ih~ variuns poli--
Zhcn I arrived Eiihe lmien office I fou J ihai {he necrsfgry '
conlacis had already been node. I decided io go {d{he Couniy eeuxi~
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limiied since I v.-as not an aiiornoy. But I was at ih.-ii point the only
legal per:-.on around.-
I enlered the 5I92eriI'f"s oi'Iicn end asked In[jr.'92r.". wh.-ii the eh.-.:--51, :-
Lo Bald it was criminal irespnes. I think Ly nezz quesiion we: nboni I
.':r-oun"'c oi bail. He "Gwen asked rm ii I were :.n oilornoy. LL-. I:n-
I 92'J.',925 not because I had :.-cl him previously lo C!'1'!l-'Jil"1 mine Hid ii-1: l..i-.role. He I' .l'.'l.'i.92I.!CiCi.I |.'.c= roll or.our_h to call ! .-..-1 .-;.'.=r-,|5 -;' .
of course I w.:s noi. .'.r~ atiorney anri -.4.-.:. no. pro er. in-_; it be o-'1--. -
ve I. ou of ho. " .c. then u:.I'.1-d1-.1 =..:o E you ha io gi "I. re. I'- pout ihe or to {he oifico and looked ii.
One of the members oi the film crew {hon advised me of ihe
location of 'Ihe _i_uveni1eo.. They pointed lo :1 suite er offices
I knew eoniained {he eouniy d.o.,.-.|nd eouoiy judge: oI'Iiee;. I
found the _juveni1es in on adjoining room seaied at a long {able
wiih form.-5 in front of them. Thcv were being watched by a youngnor.-.nn I recognized as a. receptionist for the judge and d. .1.
The form said at the top "P.cevee County firresi Form." It 92."!$ .-in
BX11 paper with rrony queslions on ii. I told the ehildrrn in :3;-.-ni-.h
not in admit their guili. lo anyone. I {hen beg.-in looking over ii-e
fem end helping them fill it out. J. men e-n.mo in end told me. to
leave. I said I would help the juveniles with 'I.ho Form. I-Io {hen
closed the door to the office, and told tho roeoptionist i.o call
for a dopuiy.
Chief D93, uiy Cary Ingram Cal-K3 in. He told mo lhai since I was
not an .'.'.*.ie.'r:ey I =-':>uld have to leave. I stiicd that I was notiherc as an attorney, am as an aduli: and Friciil io help {he juvenile: wi
{he I"o:-1-... He said I.h;.l :1 juvenile officer would eorr-o lolor to do ll-ml.
lio iold me lo leave. I said I would stay urij,"i~,l {ho officer arrived.
:..-,- qskeci me if I would leave and I said I would siy. He said I
mas under arrest.
Ingram ihon shoved no ouI. inio the rocooiionisi arr.--2, acroes{he Foyer of the eourihousc and lnio {he =1.¢I-arm. office. Pie {old
mo I mi; charged with disorderly eondiiel, look my personal belongings,
'c.'r.:i";'led me one ielcohonc call or--'.I ioek me to :1 third floor cell- ! I 5
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roceedinn ihoi m~ bei1'w:: ,OO. In each case o uencn iranslaied, -> 1 . . . , .. . .ine charge and Ihe bail euounx ;n.e Jpnnliu.
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had io fill out ihe Reeve: Couniy Lrreei Fern; I inquired inin ;y
schooling, family, ole. hs coon as I completed {his process, I mu"
icken downsiairs chore Kirk Purcell, rich with Odessa Chamber of .
Honey obiained my release. The officer respoaible for my re1co::
was absoluiely rude. He was abi in his speech and aclinns, rnd
$0¢med 10 be personally angry with nn. Ik oi no iiva used abusive
language. Hui he ¢einforced my feeling of relief oi being out.
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FEDERAI BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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' Mr. ANTONIO ORENDAIH, Chief Organizer, Texas United
Fan-n Workers UFW!, San Juan, Texas, furnished the following
information concerning the individuals arrested by the
- Sheriff's Office SO!: Pecos County, Texas, on July 25, 1975;
FRANCISC-A CASTILLO CALDERON is ernployedi by the
UFW, San Juan, and lives in Reynosa. Mexico. exact address
unknown.
Mr. BENIG-NO PENA works for UFW, his hcme address
is unknown.
Mr. RAND! JARAMILLO was an observer and was frcm
Muleshoe, Texas .
Hr. MANUEL DANIEL was an observer and was frqn
Huleshoe , Texas .
Miss MERCEDES FRANCO is a legal secretary and is
employed in the building which houses the headquarters of
the Texas UFW. San Juan.
CYN'I'HIA DETTMAH is a law student frcm Boston,
Massachusetts. and was an observer. '
ROGER JOEL MANNE was a law student from Boston
or Austin, Texas, and was an observer.
Mr. HOLLICE ANDREW SNYDER" was a photographer
from Austin.
IRMA HERNANDEZ is anployed by the UFTT, San Juan,
and is from Reynosa, Mexico, exact address unlznox-rn.
MARIA FIDRES, was a photographer from Austin.
Mr. JAMES A. DOUGLAS is an attorney from San
Benito, Texas.
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Hr. ORENDAIH. at the outset of the interview. was
made aware of the official identity of the interviewing Agent
and that anything he might say could be used in a court of
law. He declined to furnish a signed statement
Mr. ORENDAIH had no apparent physical handicaps
which could affect the information grovided above.
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Dem of ||un|criprion
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identity of the interviewing Agent and that anything he _
might say could be used in a court of law. He declined to
furnish e signed stetenent, but orally advised as follows:p
people working in the at that time.
At approximately 8:00 a.m. on July 23, 1975,
individuals representing the United Farm Workers IUFW!
appeared on the road bordering the field in which he was
working. They began shouting into the fields that the
workers should join the strike by U1-W. There were approxi-
mately 2O or 25 representatives of the UFW on the road.
Out of the crew in which he was every-
body left strikers except about e,
nan
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of the UPH urging, but because the
owner of the truck began getting mad at the few workers
who did leave and began swearing at them. so all of the
workers left.
when the workers left the field they went out on
the road and joined the strikers. They stayed on the road
at all times. They moved down towards the other crew
working in the field which had approximately 60 people in
it and began shouting at them to join the strike. At
about this time a Deputy Sheriff drove up and indicated
that the road they were on was private ropert . 'Iheleader of the strikers. name unknown tow stated
that he had checked the map on the road an t was public
land. Another deputy oene up end said that he would give
than 10 seconds to leave inasmuch as the road was private
property. He counted to ten and then arrested everybody.
The deputies loaded all of the people into one truck and
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About halfway to Pecos another Deputy Sheriff drove
up in a pickup truck and put scrne of the workers into his
vtruck. They then drove on to T=ecos. Texa. where everybody
arrested was booked, fingerprinted and photographed. They
were then placed into a cell and everybody began shouting.
A Deputy Sheriff told than that if they kept shouting they
would not get any food.
The UFW representatives kept on shouting. the
workers did
and had not
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get supper.
which pointnot because they had been working all morning
had lunch, and were hungry. Because of the
the YJFW representatives. the prisoners did not
They did get breakfast the next morning at
the UFW representatives began shouting sane more.
A deputy came in and told everybody to be quiet or they
would get no lunch. Everybody quieted down, but no lunch
was served.
Everybody was bonded out at approximately 5:30 p.m.
The bond was made by an attorney, name unknown, who works for
Fstated that the men were placed in one
cell, the enwrere placed in another cell and the children
were placed in yet another cell. The children were releasedthe UTW.
to the custody of the local priest in Pecos, Texas, at about
2:00 or 3:00 p.m. on the day that everybody was arrested.
His younger sister, l2 years old, was also arrested and she
was released to the custody of the priest.
"_-isteted that at no time was he personallyphysicall any of the deputies, nor did he see any-
d one else abused.
He stated that he originally went to the fields to
- work, and when he joined the strike he did so believing
that he would be on public land inasmuch as the road appeared
to be a public road. Be stated thathe does not personally
have any lmowledge regarding any efforts made by any mauber
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B at the outset of the interview, was
-w--- made awar - the o ficial identity of the interviewing
- Agent and that anything he might say could be used in a
1 court of law. He declined to furnish a signed statement.
Q had. no apparent physical handicans whichcould affec r=~ information provided? above.
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TITLE OF CASE
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Attention: JOHN M. PINCKIIEY
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UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;
Pecos County Sheriff's Department:
Reeves County Sheriff's Department:
UNKNOWN VICTIMS,
United Farm Workers
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sfplilaCIVIL RIGHTS
After being orally advised of the results of
investigation conducted concerning this matter on ll/l3/75,
AUSA, San Antonio, Texas, stated that this did not appear
to be a matter which would warrant prosecutive action or
any additional investigation.
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One copy of report of Special Agent- dated October 30, 1975, at San Antonio, Texas.
DETAILS:
On November 13, 1975, JOHN H. PINCKNEY, III,
-First Assistant U.S. Attorney, San Antonio, Texas, was
orally advised of the results of investigation conducted
concerning this matter within the El Paso and San AntonioDivisions by Special Agent Afterbeing so advised, Hr. PINC - s ate a s did not
appear to be a matter which would warrant prosecutive
action or any additional investigation. Mr. PINCKNEY
requested that he be provided a copy of the investigative
report prepared at San Antonio, Texas, for review by
him and for the completion of his files.
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Thin danum-an cum-mu umber ncammendnwnu nu conrluuinll er the FBI. In is the |!|'o9aU of [he I'll lad in lniicd to your llmrr: it Ind in mml-'I=92I
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Wu t AIRTEL CONFIDENEIAL fI WK Priority!
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suaascwp "uN1'r1-an FARM worumns OF AMERICA
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Buiiles reveal that the United Farm workers UFW!
is nifiliated with the American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations AIIPCIO! under its president,
Cesar Chavez. The HEW has furnished support to grape pickers
and nigrant iarn workers to obtain labor contracts and better
working conditions.
During 1965, the Hetiensl Enrn Herhers nssecietion
merged with the United Farm Workers Organizing Comnittee and
retained the latter name.
In response to an allegation that various officials
oi the National Farm Workers Association had subversive
backgrounds, inquiries were made in 1065 which determined
that while the union was not communist controlled, Communist
Party members or synpathizers had furnished support to certain
activities concerning a recent strike against grape growers
in California.
The above information may be disseminated provided
the FBI is not shown as the source.
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LEGAT, norm 63-4135!
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I!i.~a:-ar-iiiiiialimi, as outiinml below, was nindo rm dates indicated
lo forvigu ngmicios listed.
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Enclosed for the Bureau is original and one copy, and
San Francisco two copies of following described items
Envelope addressed to "Sr. CHAR Ci~D-1v'E.3, Gilro
.", postmarked at San Jose, California, 6/27/68, and at
roy, 6/28/68
Handprinted letter in Spanish, undated, beginning
. CESAR CHAVEZ, LIDERSILIO DE GUEBONJS , Ending "A SU
OR VIBE", and signed "T P 1'1 "
Typed translation to English of above describe
letter allegedly by DAVID FISHIDW, Editor of "EL IJAZLCRIADO
semi monthly newspaper of United Farm Workers Organizing
mmittee, AFL CIO, Delano, California.
e are several obscene words in translated version
of letter, ,tl'g.erefore/enclosure 1a marked OBSCENZ.£1 g af'92 1: PC M -1 18291W L?i M/@BurFau Encl 6 AM! RM /2- San Francisco Encl 6! AI'I! RH! E "In-92J'é L inn2- Sacramento___ CNS mdd ! _ F-'_105 i 4 JUL 13 1959
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CESAR CHAVEZ, Head of United Farm Workers Organizing Committee- UFHOC!, Delano. It was actually given to Postmaster by
r; menus, UFWO _I,,me_mber,'_ s/29/68. _ _92..--_,, . . ..92, --,- --a -- ___. ~ . .
a - _; For.in£ormation of Bureau, nuerous previous" comunications have been submitted captioned "COMENIL OF-UNITED FARM WORKERS URGANIZIIB COIMITIEE, AFL-C10 - SM-C",
Bufile 100-4441s2.nK{ _ t
Bueau is requested to conduct appropriate examinationof envelope and letter for latent prints and to translate letterp "to English. Results should be funished to Sen Francisco and
- Sacramento.- - ,
After receipt of translated letter, San Francisco t
should imediately present matter to U.5. Attorney for prosecutiveopinion. Sacramento will withhold any investigation pending
further instructions from office of origin.C
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-- EXTORTION _ _
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Releeeeee Airtcl dated 7/11/as
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Q1 Envelope poastmarked SAN JOSE, CALIF. Pllf T. JUI-K1963"
and second postmark "GILROY, CA JUN 28 -PM 1968 95t20,"
and addressed "Sr CESAR CHAVEZ G.A.S.$. GILRDY, CAI .
forward to Delano" written in!
Q2 Accompanying one-page letter, hand printed, beginning
' "Sr. CESAR CHAVES, LIDERSILLO DE GUKUONIS. . . ."
Remarks: .
Specimens Q1 and_Q2 will be treated for latent fingerprints.
The result of that examination and the disposition of the evidence
. will be furnished by separate report
_.. _ Translations or the letter ,Q2,were furnished to your office
and inn Francisco with n letter dated 7/19/CS. 5!
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7/17/63 FEDERAL BUREAU "F INVESTIGATION
cge umrso STATES DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE No LAB FILE
Laboratory Work Sheet
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EXTORTION
O0: San Francisco LATENT
Examination requested by: Sacramento 9_new!l!A J17/11/63
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Q1 Envelope pOStma.rked "SAN JOSE, CAIJIF. PM 2? JUN llES"
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TRANSLATI OF letter TO: CEiiR CHAV. FROM: TIRSO P. MELLDSA
Mr. Cesar Chavez,
Little leader of the lazy ones Losscsws! that don't want to
work nor let others work. I believe that soon you'll have
your better life. Why do you want better wages and better
housing if very soon you're going to fuck your mother whichL§ou¥e e
is what looking for and what you soon will achieve "you ll
goat, 'cuckho1d'" OBSCENE!. Even though Kennedy gave you
$50,000, you came too late to live like a rich man and to i
be the redeemer of the poor which there aren't any because
every man who worksin the field makes from $15 - $20 dollars
which is enough and more than enough to go and to fuck old
women. Hell which of the hundred will have the chance to
get that association of lazy OBSCENE! people, I hope we
get the most important ones, We'll! Try Grenades or
mortars because the machine gun makes too much noise and you
may run away frightened. gi
To your better life.
T.P.M.
NOTE: The "OBSCENE" following certain passages means that
in the context of the spanish sentence, such passages are
obscene.
Translated by David Fishlow, Editor of EL MALCRIADO, semi-
monthly newspaper of the UFwOC_
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LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
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Named subject: TIRSO P. ILELLOSA
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