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to make theHoward
th;y are active in the movement against the war
Zinn called for the i
troops in Vietnam, asmmediate withdrawal of all
he claimed the United Stat~
that he an;_
trip becaule
in Vietnams
American
es has no
. Business being in that country. Zinn also thought that
bsesident Johnson was
policy in Vietnam.being disloyal in pursuing
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Reverend Berrigan stated that he was making the trip
on humanitarian grounds and
being unpatriotic inhe did not believe t
making this trip,
A fourth source, who has furnished
reliable information in the past,
advised onmay 14, 1963, that on'
May 10, 1963, the Militant Labor-
Forum MLF!
New
wassponsored a symposium in
York, New York, The first speaker
David Dellinger, Editor of _
"Liberation" Magazine, Dellinger
identified
He stated t
abolish the
capitalism.
Society and
but pointed
Soviet~type
A character
The "New Yohimself as a Pacifist,
hat it was necessary t
cause of war, which is
He advocated a Communist
said, "I am a Communist",
out that he was not a .
Communist, -O
ization of
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rk Daily News", a New Yorkhat he was
City daily newspaper, January 10, 1966,
issue, cont
"word fromained an article, entitled
the Left . The article
stated that three Americans who defied
a State Department travel band to spend
ten days inNorth Vietnam, arrived at
Kennedy Airport last night, mouthing the
CommunistH anoi line about the deep
inconsistency of the hypocritical
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who has furnished reliable inforr
on February 1, 1968, that Reverend
or Howard Zinn departed the
States, via Scandinavian Airlines System Flight 912,
planned departure from New York City, 7:30 PM, actual de-
parture 7:45 PM, January 31, 1968.
The plane is scheduled for arrival in Copenhagen
at 9:30 AM. Both individuals scheduled to take connecting
Scandinavian Airlines System Flight 985, from Copenhagen,
at 10.00 AM, February 2, 1968, for Bangkok, Thailand
The "Newark Evening News", a daily Newark newspaper,
January 31, 1968, issue, Page 6, carried an article captioned
"May Send Aide to Hanoi for Pilots", which sets forth in
tart that David Dellinger, when interviewed concerning the
sending a representative to Hanoi to aid in
three American pilots, stated that he had
egram from Hanoi over the weekend, askingpossibility of
the release of
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' The "New York Times", February 1, 1968 edition,
zege la, carried an article captioned, "2 Fly to Hanoi to
ieturn 3 Pilots Due to Be Freed".
This article set forth as follows: .
international Airport last night for Hanoi to return with three
American pilots expected to be freed by the North Vietnamese.
The two, the Reva Daniel errigan, a Jesuit priest,
and Prof¢ Howard Zinn of Boston Univ rsity, left on a
eoandinavian Airline System jet bound for Copenhagen and
Bangkok, Thailando They were to fly to Vientiane, Laos, and
take an International Control Commission plane to Hanoi."Two opponents of the war in Vietnam left Kennedy
B
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"The fliers said to be scheduled for release were
identified as: Capto Jon David Black and Majo Norris Miller
Overly of the Air Force and Ens. David Paul Matheny of the
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR MARXIST STUDIES
A source advised on April 9
Party, United States of America CPJSA!
in Boston, Massachusetts. HERBART APTHIKER stated he was
developing an organization called American Institute for
Marxist Studies AIMS!, whic
GP. He stated AIMS would D
Science, Physics, Archeologi
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A second source
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District Board meeting conc
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would not be connected with
formed to operate within th
Acts and would legally brin
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rious supplements.
advised on June 30, 1965, that
to the National Committee,
Convention of the CPUSA, held
dvised on June 7, 1963, that on
rning AIMS. R spoke at the CPUSA, New York
APTHEKER stated
rengthen the CP although the CP
it. He stated AIMS was being_
scope of the McCarran and Smith
Marxist material and opinionsscholars and the general public.6y u!
reported on August 29, 1960, that/'
every other month. This source
ormation that AIMS issues publications
and holds symposiums concerning Marxism.
advised on May 9, 1967, that as of
on the fifth floor west of 20
New York.
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During the evening of l/80/68 we received infor-
from the Office of Naval Intelligence indicating that
Thomas Hayden, a prominent New Left activist who recently *
. traveled to North Vietnam and was involved in negotiations
with the North Vietnamese for the release of three U.S.'
prisoners of war, has advised the wife of a Navy prisoner of
war that David Dellinger, a member of a recently formed
commnee of antiwar leaders working for release of prisoners
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and Staughton Lynd, Assistant Professor of History at
Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois; both of whom are
outspoken critics of U.S. policy in Vietnam, are also members_
of the committee. Recent newspaper publicity has indicated
that the North Vietnamese will release three additional
prisoners of war in the near future and it is quite possible
that the two representatives being sent by Dellinger to
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R3: TRAVEL OF TWO INDIVIDUALS T6 NCBTH VIETNAM
1/31/68, T0 CONTACT UNITED STATES
PRISONERS OF WAR -
ACTION TAKEN:
The New York Office has been instructed to
immediately institute appropriate investigation to determine
the identities of the individuals traveling to North Vietnam
and to obtain additional details regarding the purpose of
the.travel. All information developed is being disseminated
by teletype to the White House, State Department, Central
Intelligence'Agency, and the military intelligence agencies.
The Attorney General and other interested officials of the
Department of Justice are also being kept advised.
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.- cable dated pril 10, 1969, setting forth information to the effect
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APRIL, 3.968SELECTIVE ssevzcs ACT, 1948 " = my!
The SAC, Boston, has advised that in connection with
the psoposed nation=wiée antidrsit activities during April, 1968
the ew England Resistance is planning s large iemonstration on_
the Scstoe Common on April 3, ISSS. This is the group involved
is estidrait and anti-Vietnam éeonstretions. This demonstrations ris expectee to 1astapproxQ§ptely two to three hours and attract
some 10,066 persons. Howard Zisn, well-known Boston University
-professor sad Security inex subject, and Avram Noam Chomsky, a
Selective Service subject, will be among the speakers at this
demonstration. it is expected that draft cards will either be
tursei in and/or burned,To! soq ._i__..
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So that the activities oarried out during this demonstra-
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obtained regarding sntidrsit rallies wherein Selective Service
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bursiag or surrendering their draft cards, the SAC, s W o1 requested aethorit to asain utilize the -e i | | -»- y -6 ' s rvioes of
»a1 independent ohotographer and]L Ito film this Gemonstration. Bureauv1aiEi1@¬$ negative regarding] | ii I > C
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Ysysohrosised sound'film coverage, which type coverage is considered
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Re: Planned ation-wide Antidraft Activities
The demonstration scheduled for April 3, 1968, will
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coverage from the various news media end, under the circum-
steoces, the requested coverage can be achieved with full
security and no possible embarressmeet to the Bureau, accordingto the SAC. _- Z b6
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is believed that the coverage as requested by the
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evidence possible to be utilised in connection with our investiga-
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resistance group. ' A
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