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PRDIEST_DEMQNSTRATIDN AGAINST U. S. ARMY! AI EEDERAL
BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PAC. JANUARY TWELVE, SEVENTYONE.
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szvsmvous, CAPTIONED As ABOVE. _ ,_ _. - /U; _,,-REG A» / -A AREFERENCE IS MADE TO COMMUNICATION DATED JANUARY EIGHT,
" cm JANUARY TWELVE, SEVENTYOA-E, A sound, "L-mo HAS '
FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN n3fIP}§3, ADVISED THAT
BETWEEN ELEVEN AM AND TWELVE THIRTY PM ON THAT DATE
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STRATION AT THE FEDERAL BUILDING IN Downtown PITTSBURGH,
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THE PROCUREMENT OF BOYCOTTED LETTUCE BY THE U. S. ARMY. THE
U. S. ARMY, IT IS NOTED, HAINTAINS OFFICES IN THE FEDERAL
BUILDING.
PARTICIPANTS CARRIED SIGNS AND DISTRIBUTED LEAFLETS
DENOUNCING THE PURCHASE OF SCAB LETTUCE BY THE U. S. GOVERN-
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PROTEST DEMONSTRATION AGAINST U. 5. ARMY, AT FEDERAL BLDGL,"
PITTSBURGH, PA-, JANUARY TUELVE SEVENTYONE, IS -M ISC.
A SOURCE VHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE
PAST ADVISED THAT THE UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING
CCMMITTEE UFUOC! WAS PLANNING A DEMONSTRATION AT ELEVEN AIM!
JHIUARY TUELVE EVENTYONE AT THE FEDERAL BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN
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PITTSBURGH PO COGNIZANT. ABOVE INFORMATION FURNISHED
TO iF¬'iY INTELLIGENCE, SECRET FLRVICE, OBI,
PITTSHJRGH, PA.: AND NISO, PHILADELPHIA;
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ON JANUARY FOURTEEN INSTANT, A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ONE
FIFTEENTH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE GROUP, FORT LAWTON,
OF WHOM WERE CARRYING PICKET SIGNS, APPEARED AT MAIN GATE OF FORTLEWIS, WASHINGTON. THEY WERE REFUSED AND TOLD TO DISPERSE. %;£
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F1§°.u :SAC, SEATTLE 00-3oso2! c! _92 ' ' ' Q _ _r I '92{x "vi"; :§;'_',',}'.:AlL92 ' 92SUBJBCQ p_g~:_1_'r1:D.rAnn wonxzns, . _ L 92
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Re Seattle teletypes to Bureau, 1/13/71 and 1/14/71.
Enclosed are ten 0! copies of an Lwoncerning
captioned matter. The LHM is classified confi tial because
information furnished by sources in the appenc'c92ages, if
disclosed, might compromise regular informants of continuing
value. i E/l,92 The sources in the LHM are as fellows:
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Activities of various dissident groups which come
and go at Fort Lewis and McChord Air Force Base which have
civilian participants are being followed by the FBI. Several
underground publications have been put out by military personnel
in this area and the MIG and Q31 have been investigating their
activities. Several publications of this type, where pertinent,
are investigated by the FBI _. - . Ea. - Q ' ' 1 " ' ' " 45 -'9292 2 -Eurl'§u <§§é3. 1o><El§G"92m 92"+1§-Y3= / /1'1 / - "
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Seattle, Washington;;_;f,'__ff-""""?-'f"'" I February 24, 1911 _ 92 I
CONFID -TIAL
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nanonsrnnrxoa AT roar 92
LEWIS, wasamcron
JANUARY 14, 1911
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On January 13, 1971, a source reported the United
Farm Workers UFW! have scheduled a demonstration at Fort
Lewis, Washington, on January 14, 1971. Interested persons
were to meet at the Lucky Food Store in Southcenter, the
University YMCA near the University of Washington, both
Seattle, or at Tacoma, Washington, and proceed to Fort Lewis.
The source said the demonstration is a continuation
of a program to protest the sale or use of lettuce picked by
persons other than members of the UFW. The UFW has been
attempting to organize farm laborers and to get a better wage
tor them. No violence in connection with the demonstration
was proposed and no violence had been experienced in previous
Jig-mans-4-semi-{Ann na-unIn92n-4- remain-en AAA I-all-am!-IQ la]-ul9292'e-921-u in I-kg -I-oQ4I92av92'I'HIUI-I-l92Jl-.l3I|J.b-L92Jll§ B5Lll§92¢ VG-1 LUUD LUUU DI»-U1-U 92.ylllI-LL15 All bl-IS LGQGAIL
past.
On January 15, 1971, the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer,"
a daily newspaper published at Seattle, Washington, reported
approximately 60 members of the UFW were turned back by military
police at Fort Lewis when they attempted to demonstrate against
"scab lettuce" on that Army base the previous day. The article
indicated the demonstrators arrived at the main gate of Fort
Lenis in automobiles displaying signs condemning Army use of
lettuce picked by non-union labor.
Spokesman or-the group said they wanted to see
Major General WILLARD PEARSON, Commanding General, or the
hang nnnnhnsinn A§InAw fn nnn§naf nnainQ§ GHQ neg A "mnahIIQ§§ II92Jl-92wll§§Lll5 Y1-ll92w¢l H92I FLULTZU GI-IIZD EIIT 92l§¢ IL §92vIlLl'
lettuce."
This document contains neither
recommendations nor conclusionsCONF LNTIAL
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of the FBI. It is the property
of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents
are not to be distributed outside
your agency.
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and d lassi ication
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RE: UNITED FARM hvKERS, CONFI 'TIAL
DEMONSTRATION AT FORT
LEWIS, WASHINGTON
JANUARY 14, 1971
INEORMATION CONCERNING
Gate sentries told them they would not be admitted
. to the base and asked them to leave. About 30 left but
those who did not leave were given letters of expulsion. The
article indicated that if the expulsion letters were not
- obeyed, ofienders could be arrested and charged before a
U. S. Magistrate.
On January 15, 1971, the 115th Military Intelligence
Group at Fort Lewis reported 30 individuals who had refused
to leave the main gate area at Fort Lewis were taken into
custody, escorted to the military police station, and 26
were issued letters of expulsion. One individual, FRANCISSTON§92GQ8DROW, who had been given a letter of expulsion on
June 14, 1970 for disrupting a service in the Fort Lewis main
chapel, was confined in the Tacoma City Jail on January 14,
1971 pending appearance before a U. S. Commissioner on a chargeqf92érespassing. Three i dividuals, LEE C. HARSHERGER, CHRISG. REIMES, and RODGER CF92§REIMES, were found to be juveniles
andwere escorted off the _pst,
I '' Two persons Jére arrested in the Overseas Replacement
Station area at Fort Lewis on a charge of unauthorized
distribution of dissident literature. Both persons were
given letters of expulsion. Each had about 250 copies of
a leaflet captioned "Military Largest Buyer of Scab Lettuce."
The organizations who had distributed the leaflets according
to printing on them were the UFW and the GI-Airman-Seaman
Coalition, a group which had been trying to create dissensionamong the military forces in the area.
Th two er ' with the literature were TIMOTHY»>o{:Tsnr~1AN, , who has SocialSecu itv Number 6-03-3280, an ,92JcNEs, S Social Security Number_ 1
The military souns stated that FRANCIS STONE
GOODROW reportedly had been a member of the Pacific Counseling
Service PCS!, a group which has been furnishing information
regarding Selective Service to those desiring it and Clergy
and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, a group opposed to U. S.
policy in Southeast Asia. -
Another a estee listed later in this communicationby the name of MARK ;?92§HLLIVAN has been a member of the PCS
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UNITED FARM 1 .KERS,
DEMONSTRATION AT roar
LEWIS, wasniucrou
JANUARY 14, 1911
lNFORMATION cgncaanrncRE:. ! -
CONF QTIAL
and reportedly was active in antimi1itary demonstrations in
the California area. On August 3, 1970, he rented a Post
' Office box which has been used as the address of the "Lewis-
HcChord Free Press," an underground newspaper of which the
editorial policy has been to create dissension among military
an affiliated organization. 9292
Another arrestee, DALE V. BQRGESON,
PFC at the U. S. Army Training Centerat Fort* personnel at Fort Lewis and HeChord Air Force
time of obtaining the box, SULLIVAN indicatedBase. At the
Gls United was
was a former
Lewis who
wrote an article entitled "Comment on Conscience" which
appeared in Volume l, #1, of the "Free Press" in August,
1970. BORGESON was separated as a conscientious objector
at Fort Lewis- Washington in October. 1970. --w -'_- _---__' -.______-',____ was __,, I
The Pacific Counseling Service
at 917 Court C, Tacoma, Washington. The
the PCS has indicated its address is 420
A list of the persons arrested
at Fort Lewis is set out below.
929292bINDERMAN, Anne E.
DETERMAN, Timothy A.
baowtnnn, Stephen R.
K SULLIVAN, Mark w.
92@ONZALEZ, Hinojosa R.
9292§ELOW, Annie
::FADENA, Juan
JACKSON, Robin
92e£0NZALES, Isidoro M.
QTBQWLAND, Susan L.
JGHNSTUN, Martha L.
9292DUKE, Bill w, _
9292<AGUILAR, Cynthia
92 BORGESON, Dale V.
92CLEMENS, Nancy D.
9292DEKKER, Evelyn E.
92raaNcn, Ronald n.929292NAUBERT, John Franklin
92__!!E1_13H, Sara .
9292§0NES, Douglas Wayne
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DEMONSTRATION AT roar /'
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JANUARY 14, 1971
ALUDADO, Celia A.$92QAGLE, Lawrence S.
9292sAKEn, Rodney n.
REIMES, Chris G
GREIMES, Rodger G.
GOODROW, Francis StoneCONF JTIAL
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who may be identical with some of the persons arrested are set
out hereafter:
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RE: UNITED FARM 92_dKERS, CONFI NTIAL
DEMONSTRATION AT FORT
LEWIS, WASHINGTON
JANUARY 14, 1971
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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A reproduction of a two-page leaflet made available
by the 115th Military Intelligence Group is set out hereafter.
Copies of this communication were furnished to
the United States Attorney, Secret Service, and the milita.
intelligence agencies of the Army, Navy, and Air Force
covering the Seattle - Tacoma area.
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but of all the cnopa be gruwa - cclezyycauliflouer, artichokes, and broccoli.
Ilia marketa have been cloned off, um: by one, all acroaa the country, aa atom
Ilnagera realize that Antle produce will be mot with ad instant picket 11115.
.o a _ I._ Antle'a only market that ia not affected by the consume: boyc¢ott;92,1a'-'-tJ1i";-3;-.;_a|
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- The New York Times" city edition, Tuesday,
April 20, 1965, page 27, reported that a new party of
revolutionary socialism" was formally founded on April 18,
- 1965, under the name of the-Progressive Labor Party PLP!
which had been known as the Progressive Labor Movement.
According to the article, "The Progressive Labor
Movement was founded in 1962 by Hilton Rosen and Mortimer
Scheer after they were expelled from the Communist Party of
the United States for assertedly following the Chinese
Communist line.
A source advised on June 3, 1968, that the PLP
held its Second National Convention in New York City,
May 31 to June 2, 1968, at which time the PLP reasserted
its objective of the establishment of a militant working
class movement based on Marxism-Leninism.
The source also advised that at the Second National
Convention Hilton Rosen was unanimously reelected National
Chairman of the PLP and Levi Laub, Fred Jerome, Jared Israel,
William Epton, Jacob Rosen, Jeffrey Gordon, and Walter Linder
were elected as the National Committee to lead the PLP until
the next convention.
The PLP publishes "Progressive Labor, a bimonthly
magazine, and "Challenge-Desafio," a monthly newspaper.
Source advised on Hay 25, 1970, that the PLP
utilizes an address of General Post Office Box 808, Brooklyn,
New York, and also utilizes an office in Room 617, l Union
Square West, New York, New Yot
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A source advised that the Revolutionary Youth
Movement II RYMII! faction of Students for aCONF ENTIAL
Democratic
Society SOS! held a national conference at_htlanta, Georgia,
from November 26 to 30, 1969. At this confer
decided to form a new organization to be know
Youth Movement RYH!, characterized as a mass
youth organization, said organization being p
separate and distinct in form and content fro
Principles of Unity adopted by the conferenstruggle against white supremacy andfmale supagainst imperia ism, anticommunism, ascism a
of youth; and support of the right of selfde
all "oppressed nations," also support of the
"oppressed and exploited" peoples "to armed s
It was agreed that RYH would not be a Marxist
organization; however, source said this was d
to indicate an organization broad enough in f
acceptable to everyone. A temporary National
Committee {NSC} made up of eight females and
elected to govern RYH until national officers
elected,during the Sprin of 1970. 9ence it was
n as Revolutionary
anti-imperialist
roposed as
m SDS. The
ce included a
remacy; fights
nd oppression
termination of
right of all
elf-defense."
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ecided in order
orm to be
Steering
two males was
could be
RYH publications have listed the RYH National Office
NO! at Post Office Box 5421 and Post Office
both Atlanta, Georgia, and a second source ha
the NO has no office snace but would probably
located at Apartment 27, 1067 Alta Avenue N.E
Second source advised that women do
founding conference and have continued to dom
meetings to the point that "women's liberatio
become the RYH's principal issue - also that
financial condition has resulted in its failu
a paper. During early 1970, RYM has decided
the working class rather than youth, since th
social revolution lies in workers.
A third source has stated that it w
the March, 1970, NSC meeting that RYM women h
organization will be molded into a "working c
Leninist, revolutionary, anti-imperialist, pr
nationalist, people's women's liberation orga
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SEATTLE LIBERATION.FRQNI
on February 25, 1970, a first source reported that
the Seattle Liberation Front SLF! held an organizational
' meeting in the Student Union Building. University of Washington
UW!, at Seattle, Washington, on January 23, 1970. This
meeting was called by UW Visiting Assistant Professor of
Philosophy, MICHAEL PHILIP LERNER. At this meeting, a
fourteen point platform to provide basic guidelines and set
objectives for the newly organized SLF was introduced by
LERNER and accepted by those present.
The platform calls for creation of a revolutionary
culture everywhere, turning schools into training grounds for.
liberation, destruction of the University unless it serves the
people, struggle against American imperialism, full liberation
for women, protection and expansion of drug culture, defense
against law and order, and creation of machinery for a "People's
Government".
A second source advised on March 31, 1970, that the
SLF consists of approximately fourteen collectives each made
up of fifteen to thirty members who may or may not reside in
communal fashion. The SLF leadership makes up the "Sundance
Collective" located at 2815 Northeast 105th, Seattle, Washington.
The leadership consists primarily of CHARLES CLARK "CHIP"
MARSHALL, III and JOSEPH HUGH KELLY, former Students for a
Democratic Society SDS! Regional Travelers from Cornell
University, Ithaca, New York; JEFFREY ALAN DOWD and MICHAEL
VICTOR ABELES, former SDS members at Cornell University.
A third source advised on April 15, 1970, that the
SLF is primarily a non-student organization consisting of
"street people" and "drop outs" from society. The SLF conducts
meetings on the UN campus through the sponsorship of a recognized
student organization, the Radical Speakers Platform RSP!, to
which Professor LERNER_is faculty advisor.
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sruosurs FOR n DEHO§§IIC SOCIETY
- Students for a Democratic Society, commonly
known as SDS, came into existence at a founding convention
held during June 1962, at Port Huron, Michigan. From an
initial posture of "participatory democracy," Marxist-
Leninist ideology of various shadings became predominant
during 1968-1969 with debate centering on how best to create
a revolutionary youth movement. SDS moved from
in the civil rights struggle to an anti-Vietnam
to advocacy of a militant anti-imperialist line
the oppressed peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin
with the black liberation movement in the Unitedinvolvement
war position
linking upAmerica
States.
All major factions within SDS embrace Marxism-Leninism
and identify internationally with China, Cuba and North Vietnam
as countries leading the worldwide struggles against the
United States. However, the Soviet Union was regarded as_
imperialist and with the Communist Party, United States of
America, "revisionist" in nature.
f I
SDS operated under a national constitution which
called for an annual National Convention NC! and quarterly
National Council meetings wherein programs were initiated
and debated.l Three national officers were elected annually
with a National Interim Committee to run the organization.
Regional offices and college chapters elected delegates tothe national meetings but each functioned independently on
local matters. Its official publication "Fire' formerly
"New Left Notes"! last appeared in December 1969.
-- - Q so _-no .A_ _ ..I_ _ ...4_I_.__internal 1'acT.1Ona.L1sm OI 5eI'lQ'L15 PICPDTEIDHSdeveloped during 1968 - 1969 and the following three factions
evolved as a result of a split at the June 19 9, NC:
. Weatherman, Worker Student
Youth Movement RYM!. The
throughout the country was
or the other of the three
. identify with any faction,
and changed names.
The SDS nationalAlliance WSA!, and Revolutionary
effect of the.sp1it on SDS chapters
divisive. Some &liEPF_with;One
major factions. Others, unable to
disassociated with SDS completely
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office in recent years was
located at 1608 West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois. It
was closed in February 1970. - 9
The Weatherman and RYM groups no longer consider
' themselves associated with
itself as the true SDS.SDS, and the WSA group refers to
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WEATHBRMHN
Initially called the "Action Faction," Weatherman
came into being immediately before the June, 1969, Students
for a Democratic Society SDS! National Convention NC!.
At this NC weatherman won all three national officer positions
and a majority of the National Interim Committee as well.
Subsequently, they took over the SDS National Office NO!
in Chicago, and controlled its funds, paper and national
records. Although internal struggle existed until late 1969,
Weatherman for all major purnoses controlled SDS nationally
from June, 1969, until its N0 closed in February, 1970. At
this time it no longer considered itself part of SOS,
- The term weatherman emerged from an ideological
paper prepared by its leaders entitled "You Don't Need a
Weatherman to Know which way the Wind Blmvs" "New Left
Notes" June 18, 1969!. This statement outlined the basic
stance of Weatherman: Marxist-Leninist in content but with
strong advocacy that action not theory would bring about
revolution in the United States. This posture was complemented
with an international identification to the Cuban revolution
and Castro's statement that the duty of a revolutionary is to
make revdlution.
During October, 1969, Weatherman riots in
Chicago resulted in more than 260 arrests for mob action
and related charges. A program of armed struggle was
finalized during a December, 1969, war Council wherein
terrorist tactics and eolitical assassination were
contemplated. The basic strength of weatherman was then
revealed to be some 300 350 nationally and geogranhicallv
apportioned to the Midwest, New York, and some Northwest.
As its rhetoric of violence escalated, Weatherman
leaders increasingly discussed the necessity of an underground
operation wherein more than 90 per cent of the organization
would be submerged; affinity grouos" of three - five members
would function indeoendently. In February, l9?0, weatherman
leaders announced a nroqram of strategic sabotage" with
police and military installations as primary targets.
In February, 1970, Weatherman abandoned the SDS
NO, 1608 West Wadison Street, Chicago, Illinois, and
throughout the country entered an underground status.
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IORKER STUQBNT ALLIANCE/NROGRESSIVE LABOR BQNTY
A source advised during August, 1969, that at
the National Convention NC! of Students for a Democratic
Society SDS! held in Chicago, Illinois, during June, 1969,
a split arose between the Progressive Labor Party PLP! and
the National Office N0!, the N0 becoming known as the
Weatherman faction. The PLP faction drew the largest
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Source further advised that during late Summer,
1969, the PLP faction oi SDS established its National
Headquarters NH! on the second floor of a loft-type
building at 173A Hassachusetts Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
The campaign on which the PLP faction centered was to build
I Iorker student alliance or a campus worker student alliance.
Thus, they adopted the names of Worker Student Alliance NSA!
or Campus worker Student Alliance.
Source stated that the "New Left Notes," printed
in New York City, is the official publication of the WSA
faction.
A second source advised during January, 1970,
that within the SDS, the WSA is a caucus of which the PLP
constitutes the leadership.
A third source advised during July, 1970, that
during demonstrations-staged in the Boston area during the
Spring and Summer of 1970 by the NH, the main theme of
previous demonstrations staged by the NH shifted from
protestations of the Vietnam War and other United States
foreign policy matters to attacking domestic issues such
as racism and unemployment and demonstrating support of
the "workers' struggle."
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' The "Young Socialist" is a magazine published
monthly, except during the summer, by the Young Socialist
Alliance. The October, 1964, edition, the initial edition
utilizing the magazine format,-relates that this magazine
succeeds the "Young Socialist" newspaper in an effort to
provide "more facts on more general issues than a small
newspaper can."
The "Young Socialist" newspaper was formerly
described as the official organ of the Young Socialist
Alliance YSA!.
The Yeung Socialist" maintains office space
at the headquarters of the YSA, Room 532-536, 41 Union
Square West, New York City, and has a mailing address
of Post Office Box 471, Cooper Station, New York, New York
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A source advised on Hay 14, 1970 that the Young
Socialist Alliance YSA! maintains its national headquarters
at 41 Union Square West, New York, New York, and has as its
official publication "The Young Socialist Organizer" YSO!.
-The YSA is the youth organization of the Socialist Workers
Party SWP}and serves as the main source of recruitment
into the SWP.
According to the masthead or the "YSO" dated
April 29, 1970, the YSA is described as "A multi-national
revolutionary socialist youth organization."
he SWP has been designated pursuant to Executive
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YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE
uniyngsxrr or wnsnxucpon cunpwng
On March 3, 1967, a source reported concerning an
application for recognition as a student organization" on
the campus of the University of Washington UN!, Seattle,
.Hashington. dated February 16, 196?, indicating that recognition
had been given by the University to the formation of a uw
Chapter of the Young Socialist Alliance, which would have
connections with the Young Socialist Alliance YSA! National
Office, New York.
On August 8, 1967, a second source reported a flyer
issued by the SUP and the YSA indicated meetings were to be
held at 5257 University Way N.E., in Seattle.
The Socialist Workers Party SWP!
has been designated pursuant to
Executive Order 10450.
The September 12, 1969, issue of "The Militant
listed under the heading "Meet Socialists in Your Area" the
address for the Seattle YSA as 5257 University Way N.E.,
Seattle, Washington 98105, telephone: 206-523-2555.
"The Militant" is a weekly newspaper
of the-SWP.
On October 30, 1969, a third source furnished a
Student Organization for Recognition or Renewal of Recognition
application dated September 29, 1969, and executed by the YSA,
which listed JAY LA VASSAR as the Chairman.
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or NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD NLRB! wao RECENTLY
RULED AGAINST UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE.
TWO_HUNDRED
NO VIOLENCESOURCE ESTIMATES THERE WILL BE AT LEAST
DEMONSTRATORS TAKING PART IN THIS ACTIVITY.
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MARCH SIXTEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTYTNO; INFORMATION CONCERNING
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NOT HEALTH FOR CHILDREN AND OTHER LIVING THINGS , REPUBLICANS
ONLY TAKE CARE OF THE HEALTHY BECAUSE THE WEALTH TAKE CARE
OF THE REPUBLICANS , AND JUSTICE FOR FARM WORKERS .
AT APPROXIMATELY ONE PM, THE PICKETS AT THE REQUEST
OF THE BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT MOVED FROM THE FRONT OF SEVEN
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T0: ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL BY MESSENGER!
FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI
C O N F I N T I A L
DEWONSTRATION AGAINST THE VICE PRESIDENT, AWERICANA HOTEL, NEW
YORK CITY, MARCH SEVENTEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO, SPONSORED RY UNITED
FARM WORKERS.
ON MARCH SEVENTEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO, A SOURCE, WHO HAS
FURNISHED RELIABDE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, ADVISED THAT CAPTIONED
ORGANIZATION WILL PICKET THE AMERICANA HOTEL, EIGHT ELEVEN SEVENTH
AVE., NYC, TO PROTEST THE APPEARANCE OF VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T.
AGNEN AT THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICKS ANNUAL DINNER THIS DATE
AT SIX PM.
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SPOXESMAN FOR THE UNITED FARM WORKERS UFU!, NINETEEN NEST THIRTY
FOURTH STREET, MANHATTAN, NEH YORK, THAT THE UFU WAS PROTESTING THE
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ILLEGAL CAME ABOUT BECAUSE THE NLRB IS NOW DOMINATED BY REPUBLICAN
PARTY APPOINTEES AND THE NLRB IS COOPERATING WITH THE LARGE FARMERS
AND GRONERS TO THE DETRIMENT OF THE UFW. NARAHO STATED THAT THE UFW
HAS LAUNCHED A CANPAGIN OF CONFRONTING THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WHER-
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STATED THAT THE 3?? HAS LAUTCHED A CAWPAGIN OF COHFRONTING THE
REPUBLICAH PARTY EHESEUES ANY OF ITS SPOKESMEH OR PRINCIPAL
CANDIDATES APPEAR. ACCORDIKS TO NARLHO, THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY IS TRY TO DESTROY THE UFW, SO HE WILL HAVE T0
CONFROHT THEN WHEEEVER THEY APPEAR, NATIONWIDE."
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TO BET AN INJUNCITON AGAINST THE FARM UORKERS' BOYCOTT. UNITED
FARM UORKER SOURCES IN WASHINGTON CLOSE TO THE BOARD'S DECISION
HAVE CHARACTERIZED IT AS 'PURELY POLITICAL AND IN FACT
REPRESENTS A COMPLETE REVERSAL OF ALL PREVIOUS BOARD DECISIONS
ABOUT FARMVORKERS. HE URGE REPUBLICAN SENATOR TOVER TO CAST HIS
INFLUENCE WITH REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, SENATOR ROBERT
DOLE, TO STOP THIS ILLEGAL ATTACH BY THE REPUBLICAN-DOMINATED
NLRB. WE DO REMIND HIM THAT THIS IS HIS RE-ELECTION YEAR.
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE DECIDED THAT THE PUNITIVE PROVISONS OF
THE NLRA E. G. BAN ON SECONDARY BOYCOTTS! SHOULD APPLY TO THE
FARM VORKER'S UNION EVEN THROUGH THE PROTECTIONS OF THE NLRA
DO NOT APPLY TO THE FARMUORKERS. HOW
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DISTRICT AND STATE WHERE REPUBLICANS ARE RUNNING FOR REELECTION.
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3-'16-72
Attached reports a demonstration
lanned for 3/16/72 at Republican campaignDale
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rotest against an injunction to stop a
econdary boycott by this group. Secret
ervice and police advised locally.
Copy of attached sent to Internal§ecurity Divisl on of the Department andPertinent parts will be included in summar
to the White House, Vice President, Acting
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Attached mport Farm Workers UFW! plan to hold a pickettype demonstr;
9 tion at the Americana Hotel, New York Cit
protesting the appearance of Vice Preside
Agnew at the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
annual dinner this evening. According to
a spokesman of the UFW, approximately 50
persons are expected to participate in th
demonstration, which is being held becaus
the UFW feels the National Labor Relation
Board NLRB! is now dominated by Republic
Party appointees and the NLRB is cooper-
ating with the large farmers and growers
to the detriment of the UFW. This spokes
man also stated the UFW has launched a
campaign of confronting the Republican
Party wherever any of its spokesmen or
principal candidates appear. Subsequent
information received indicated about 50
UFW demonstrators protested on evening
3/17/72. There were no incidents or arre
The UFW is a recognized labor organizatio
principally representing migrant farmworkers and headed by Sesar Chavez. I
This information has been furnished by
our New York Office to the Secret Service
and the ew York City Police epartment.
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a demonstration planned for 3-16-72 at
Republican Campaign Headquarters in San 92
Diego, California, by about 150 to 200Mexican Americans farm laborers and sympathi
zers. The demonstration was to protest '
against the injunction to stop a secondary
boycott by this group. i
Attached states that about 200 1
persons representing United Farm Workers 1
picketed Republican Convention Headquarters
in San Diego, California, on 3~1$-72. 1
The demonstration was peaceful.
Information in attached sent
Internal Security Division. Pertinent
parts will be included in summary to
White House, Vice President,Acting
Attorney General, Defense Intelligence
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CAPTIONED ORGANIZATION mu. HOLD A PICKETING DEMONSTRATION
AT THE AMERICANA H0TE|._, EIGHT ELEVEN SEVENTH Aw-2., NYC,
PROTESTING APPEARANCE OF VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T. AGNEW AT
FRIENDLY SUNS OF ST. PATRICK5 ANNUAL DINNER THIS DATE
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CONTROELED BY THSIEEPNEEICAN ADMINISTRATION AND THE GOP IS,
THEREFORE, RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INJUNCTION-
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TO THE ROYAL INNS AT THE WHARF, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE NATIONAL
CONVENTION OF THE GOP, THEY PICKETED PEACEFULLY UNTIL ABOUT
TWELVE THIRTY P,N., WHEN THEY RETURNED TO THE PARK FOR LUNCHN
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PLANNING A PROTEST DEMONSTRATION
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
AND APPROXIMATELY TEN TO FIFTEEN PERSONS HILL
A SILENT VIGIL IN FRONT OF THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDING ON
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PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY, IS C. O0 NEW YORK
YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE, IS C TROTSKYIST!, OO NE O
PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION BY;gq1T§g_FgRn_yoRxERs or CALIFORNIA curwo
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CONVENTION CENTER, PICO AND FIGUEROA. LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA, MA
NINETEN NEXT. VIDEM. INLET.
SOURCE ONE, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE
PAST. ADVISED MARCH SIXTEEN LAST, PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY PLP!
HAS PRESENTLY PRINTING LEAFLETS ANNOUNCING DEMONSTRATION TO BE
HELD MARCH NINETEEN NEXT AT FOUR P.M. AT LOS ANGELES CONVENTION
CENTER. ALTHOUGH PLP NOT NAMED AS SPONSOR OF DEMONSTRATION,
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APPEARANCE OF ROMONA BANUELOS, TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES, AS
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THE PLP HAS FOUNDEO IN NINETEEN SIXTY TWO BY INDIVIDUALS
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SYMPATHETIC TO ANTI-UAR AND MINORITY GROUPS IN THE
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SUPPORT OF A GROUP FROM THE PC, TEMPE, ARIZONA, PLAN TO
DEMONSTRATE DURING CAPTIONED CONFERENCE. TENTATIVE PLANS
AI THIS TIME ARE TO DEMONSTRATE THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE,
STARTING APRIL SIX NINETEEN SEVENTYTUO, AT SIX PM, LOCAL
TIME AT THE DEL WEBB TOUNEHOUSE, PHOENIX, ARIZONA-
ON APRIL SEVEN NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, PLANS 1
THR GROUP TO DEMONSTRATE AT SKY HARBOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
UPON THE ARRIVAL OF HRS, PAT NIXON. THEY PLAN TO CONTINUE
THE DEMONSTRATTION AT THE TOHNEHOUSE DURING THE EVENING OF
APRIL SEVEN, NINETEEN SEVENTYTUO. THE DEMONSTRATTION WILL
CONTINUE UNTIL THE COMHETION OF THE CONFERENCE-
THE UFW HAS ENLISTED THE AID OF THE TPC IN AN
ATTEMPT TO PROTEST THE TREATMENT OF THE FARM WORKERS IN THE
SOUTHWEST, APPROXIMATELY FIFTY INDIVIDUALS ARE EXPECTED TO
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THESE ORGANIZATIONS CARRIED SIGNS AND PASSED OUT LEAFLETS PROTESTING
THE UAR AND TREATMENT OF THE FARM WORKERS.
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ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE
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kw -- April 7, 1972
nznonsrnarxou AT ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL
BUILDING sponsonan BY UNITED FARM wonxnns
TO PROTEST FARM BILL BEFORE
ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE
APRIL s - 4, 1912
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
On arch 31, 1972, Source One advised a group
led by Gustavo Gutierrez, representing the United Farm
Workers UTW! Union, planned a protest demonstration at
the State Capitol Building, Legislative Quarters, Phoenix,
Arizona.
51331233 OF S1-3,'.i;IT CI.C_r._;;;:_'_;__-
Gutierrez and approximately ten to fifteen
persons will stage a silent vigil in front of the State
Capitol Building on April 3, 1972. They plan to remain
throne-hnuf. the nil:-ht and hen nrnsaant than Hnnszn Bill 9124----_°--'- ---- -»-D--- _---_ ---1 I,- -_--- ---.. .---w--- _-__ -|_..|-
is brought before the Arizona House on April 4, 1972.
Arizona House Bill 2134 deals with farm workers and
management with one portion that would allow a temporary
injunction for ten days against any strikes of farm
laborers engaged in harvesting. The UFW are opposed to
this bill and have urged many local organizations to
oppose this bill. A large-scale letter writing campaign
was initiated by UFW_ Gustavo§Gutierrez is known to be in
contact with Cesar Chavez of the California UFW and it is
believed Gutierrez gets guidance from Chavez,
Source Two on April 6, 1972, advised House Bill
2134 came to vote on April 4, 1972. Prior to the vote,
the gallery composed mainly of Chicano farm workers, became
noisy. At this tine, the House Sergeant of Arms asked
the gallery to leave and they did so without incident,
The UFW held a peaceful vigil on Capitol grounds while
this bill was being considered.
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DEMONSTRATION AT ARIzONA STATE CAPITOL
BUILDING SPONSORED BY UNITED FARM WORKERS
T0 PROTEST FARM BILL BEFORE
ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE
APRIL 3 - 4, 1972
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Gutierrez urged the farm workers to return to their
camp and told them that no violence was wanted. This same
bill comes before the Arizona State Senate April 12, 1972.
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LEGISLATURE, APRIL 3 - 4, 1972
PHOENIX, nruzona
Character éTitle
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CES CnAVEZ, HILL EE PRESENT IN PHOEGIK, ARIZ-, MAY TWELVE, SEVE»TY-
TO LEAD RALLY I PROTEST OF A FARM BILL WHICH IS SCHEDULED TO BE
s1£='ieE.D av nu: sovEa..or=. OFEKARIZONA or: my IQELVE, sEvz1m'Iw0.TWO
A SECOND SOUECE WHO HAS PROVIDED RELIABLE ImFORNATIO In THE PAST
COEFIRHED THE ABOVE Oh MAY ELEVEN, SEVENTYTUO, AHD ADVISED THAT IF
CHAVEZ DOES MAKE AN APPEARAhCE| IT IS QUITE POSSIBLE THAT-THE.EUPEER ..-. . . _ I /99 "Vf7"7"_v
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SEUENTYTWO, PHOENIX, ARIZONA. IS- SA. » -"'5:92m!_'-'. ._._.
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ADVISED MAY TWELVE, SEVENTYTWO THAT CAPTIONED RALLY WAS HELD AT THE -§1L~ A
ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL BUILDING IN PROTEST OF A FARM BILL SIGNED BY THE
GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA THIS DATE-
APPROXINATELY FOUR HUWDRED PERSONS PARTICIPATED IN THE RALLY WHICH
T%S HIGHLIGHTED BY A SPEECH BY CESAR CHAVEZ, HEAD OF THE UNITED
FARM WORKERS. THE RALLY BEGAN AT ELEVEN A.N- AND COHCLUDED
APPROXIMATELY TWO P.M.J .
THE RALLY WAS PEACEFUL IN NATURE WITH MANY MEXICAI-AHERICADS I-
CHANTIHG SLOGANS AND HOLDING PLACARDS IN SUPPORT OF THE MEXICAN- <:}J
AMERICAN FARN WORKER.
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ADMINISTRATIVE: so LHM BEING SUBMITTED. M6,,
CLOSED - sen 1"DRW:_;?i/.; $5
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR- .,
CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS f
INFORMATION CONCERNING-INTERNAL SECURITY
Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of LHM
dated and captioned as above.
Two copies of this L and letter are also being
furnished to Sacrmento in view of their interest in this
matter. .
I
-4A copy of this LHM is being disseminated locally
to the U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, California.
reopened should organization's activities warrant such. If This matter is being RUC'd at San Diego, to be
Two copies of an FD-376 are stapled to Bureau
A¢ copies of this'LHM.
Special Agents mentigngd in this letter observingdemonstration are SA and SA i
Sources utilized in enclosed LHM are as follows:
dentity oi Source File Where located
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June zu, 1912
Director
United States Secret Service
Department of the Treasury
Washington. D. C. 20220 RE: UNITED FARM WORIIERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
BMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABORCONGRESS.
DB1" Si" OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS, INFORMATION
CONCERNING.I,N'IIERNAL SEQURITX ,The information furnished herewith concerns an inulviuuni or organization oeueveu
to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective
responsibilities. and to fall within the category or categories checked.
1. [:1 Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.
2. C] Attempts or threats to redress grievances.
3. :! Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.
4. XE Participation in civil disturbances. anti-l. S. demonstrations or hostile
incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.
5. [:1 Illegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.
6. [__] Detector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect.
T. Potentially dangerous because of background. emotional instability or
activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.
Photograph [1 has been furnished Cienclosed jgis not available.
92r ours. J% C _j:.1.£A ~07
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Acting Director
I - Special Agent in Charge Enclosuretsii _ 1
U. S. Secret Service , San Diego
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San Diego, Csliirnir
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File Kn.
UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING COMMITTEE,
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR-
CONCRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS
INFORMATION CONCERNING'INTERAL SECURITY
As of November 30, 1970, Cesar Chavez, continued
to visit Julio Prado Valdez, a known member of the Mexican
Comunist Party PCH!. Chavez's interest in Prado reportedly
was to have Prado run n health clinic in the Mexicali, Bnje
California, Mexico, area, for the United Farm Workers Organizing
Committee UFWOC! members. The health clinic would be sub-
sidized by UFWOC funds as 0 supplement for the nominal fees
charged to the chapter.
SD Tjgi November 30, 1970!
§D T-21" November 30, 1970!
An article of the "Imperial Volley Press? n news-
p per publicntion at E1 Centrq Californin, captioned "Teen
Walk Seeks Release of Chavezf dated December 12, 1970,
reflected that rpproximately 300 students shouting "Free
ChHvez",'Chicano Power", and "Viva La Raza", mrrched on the
County Courthouse in E1 Centro, Cnlifornie, for 3 two hour
demonstration protesting the incarceration of Cesar Chsvez,
the UFNOC leaden in Salinas, California.
An article oppenring in the December 12, 1970,
edition of the "Imperial Valley Press", El Centro, California,captioned "Former Chavez Supporter Links Brown Movement to
Communism," reflected thrt 'Melchor O'Cnmp0, who srid he once
supported Cesrr Chavez, told c group of Pbout 70 people at
n public meetinQ:h Br wley, Friday night that Chavez and theBrown Movement? is pert of n communist plot to take over the
U.S. Food Supply."
7 This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is
loaned to your agency;_it and its contents are not to be dis-
tributed outside your agency.
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Qp__'1-1'3; August 12, 1911!
On August 25, 1971, it was reported that a fund
raising benefit at the Acadmy Theater, 3721 University
Avenue, San Diego, California, was scheduled for September 5,
1971, for Cesar Chavez, and the Labor Union sponsored by the
Non-Violent Action Committee NVA!. _
D 1;§, August 25 1971, andggust 30, 1971! '
The NVA was organized early in
1971 for the purpose of preventing the
departure of the USS Constellation,
which was to sail from San Diego to
Vietnam on October 1, 1971.
Cesar Chavez visited with Julio Prado Valdez in
Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, on October 3, 1971, at
which time financial problems that Prado was having and the
fact that he needed more money for the health clinic in
Mexicali, were discussed. The UFWOC was paying 5,000 to
6,000 pesos approximately $500.00! a month to Prado and was
to sent $200.00 to $300.00 more per month for the rent of
the health clinic in Mexicali.
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR-
CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL 0RGA§I
INFORMATION CONCERNING-INTERN ,nRITY
The medicnl clinic at Mexicali, Mexico, providing
medicrl services to UFWOC members was closed due to a dis-
agreement between Cesvr Chrvez and Julio Prado Valdez over
the fact that Prado demnnded more money for providing these
services.
§_1jj1*¢2; November 30, 1971!
On Wednesdny, March 1, 1972, Ronrld/bibbe of
the San Diego Convention Coalition SDCC!, Labor Committee,
attended n meeting of the UFHOC and advised thnt the SDCC
supported them 100%.
I-larch 3, 1972!
The San Diego Convention
Coalition SDCC! is 0 group com-
prised of representatives of various
radical groups in San Diego, California,
which was formed for active opposition to the
United Stetes government through "serious,
determined, and long-term social upheavcl".
On March 16, 1972, Special Agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation observed an estimated 200 members
of the UFHOC picket the Republican National Convention
hedqunrters at the Royal Inn on Harbor Drive, San Diego,
California, as e result of an injunction against the UFUOC
by the National Labor Relations Board. -
At approximately 11:00 A.N, on Nnrch 16, 1972,
several members of the SDCC joined the UFNOC picket which
begin ct 9:00 A.M., and ended nt 5:00 P.M. SDCC members
hcd agreed at a recent meeting of the Coordinating Body
Comittee that they would support and recognize the UFNOC
and any demonstrations, rallies or picket lines they
conducted. 9
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San Diego, California- ,_Rw_H__mM _ June 20, 1972
ll No.
Title UNITED FARM WORKERS ORGANIZING
COM!-IITTEE, AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF LABOR-CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Chamter INFORMATION CONCERNING-
INTERNAL SECURITY
Reference
Communication dated and
captioned as above at San
Diego, California
All sources except any listed below! whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have iu.:-nished. reliable
mfomation in the past.
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Thll docullmnl conlalnl nlilhtr ricummnndutlonz nor p 1 1 I.cl the FBI and la loaned to your nqoncy it and It: =°1:::=:'==:n::= =:,h:=F:=ml|; 111:?" Fwy"? yum G-ac u ou ll e
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92RALLY AND MARCH SPONSORED BYQUNITED FARM _VO1-ILERS UNION AND
DISSIDENT GROUPS URING RECALL OF GOVERNOR WILLIAMS TO BE.~-- 1 .7_"''_""_ *" - UrF0lt__,__
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IELD AT FEDERAL BUILDING AND STATE CAPITOL, PHOENIX, ARIZONA, I
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92 AUGUST FOURTEEN, NEXT. POSSIBLE CIVIL DISORDER.
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WMRCH WILL BE HOLD AUGUST FOURTEEN, NEXT TO PROTEST HOUSE
BILL TUO OuE THREE FOUR AND SPONSOR THE RECALL OF GOVERNOR
JACK WILLIAMS. THE UNITED FARM WORKERS UNION, SPONSORS OF THE
RECALL or urumms novsnznr HAVE unszn nu. snoups mnwnzrxc I
. ~ r"- 1 -to rH_Is RALLY IN THE PHOENIX AREA T.Q_['§5KE PART IN nus - ........ ..._... ......-I
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THE RALLY IS TO BEGIN AT THE FEDERAL BUILDING AT PHOENIX
AT TEN THIRTY
CONTROVERSIAL
AH TO MAKE PUBLIC THEIR ACTIONS CONCERNING THE
HOUSE BILL THO ONE THREE FOUR WHICH GOES INTO
/CHICANO5 LETTUCE BOYCOTT RALLY, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, IOVA
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~ _925~.1 'H!.!T0 ACTING DIRECTOR ~ I -I I 92'."'_:'% I" .,92 . ~';._.FROM OMAHA a.-IEO-IIEW C! IP ' "
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IUWA,_UCTOBER TWELVE, INSTANT, IS -' RA, U0 UN
INSTANT, SOURCES WHO HAVE FURNISHED
THE PAST ADVISED THAT APPROXIMATELY
CITY RESIDENTS ATTENDED A SOLIDARITY
T ON THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CAMPUS1 on OCTOBER TWELVE,
RELIABLE INFORMATION IN
FIFTY srunzwrs AND IOWA
RALLY HELD AT PENTACRES
FROM TWELVE THIRTY T0 O
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UPPORT COMMITTEE LOCATED IN THENE THIRTY P.i'1., ON INS §9N'l' DATE.-
n aw 1:: apnmgnnrn HY m411'Fn FAR:-1 nun» 1- -. .,"--.--., -- nu --_--.--1--.....
jg UFH! STUDENT s -
IOWA CITY, IOWA, AREA, nun ALSO BY LOCAL 'CH1CAHOS' .
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA AND IN THE IOWA CITY, IONA, AREA.
NO ARRESTS OR ICIDENTS OF VIOLENCE OCCURRED DURING
THE RALLY
ADMINISTRATIVE: RE OMAHA NITEL TO THE BUREAU SEPTEMBER
TEN, LAST. k _
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CHICAN05' 'I.ETTUCE BOYCOTT RALLY, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, IONA
CITY, IOVA, OCTOBER TVELVE, NEXT, IS DASH RA. OO: OMAHA.
on octostn tan, LAST, souncas uno HAVE FURNISHED
RELIABLE INFORMATION IN tn: PAst ADVISED THAT A LETTUCE
BOYCOTT RALLY mas BEEN SCHEDULED aztwzsu tunvs tumtv AND
om»: truntt P.m. on octoszn TWELVE, u£xt,__sPousont:o at A snoop __
or uruvsnsttv 01-" IOVA cntcmeos AND tn£{¥u_u1t|-:0 FABM *uom<§r_z_$__ S Istunt-mt suvroat commttzz tn 1092-JA cttv. [J I
A SCHEDULED SPEAKER AT THE RALLY IS CHESTE RUIZ A
WHO IS THE CHICAGO COORDINATOR OF THE UNITED FARM WORKERS
LETTUCE BOYCOTT IN THE MIDWEST. _ '
LOCAL CHICANO GROUP AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOHA HAVE
LABELED tats A SOLIDARITY RALLY to s1-low txztn suPPoRt roa ~
tar: LETTUCE BOYCOTT IN tm-: mnwsst. ' _ 9 1 92,-"' ' "~"Asun not out A $53 /5 K / A -A
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SOURCES ADVISED THAT THE CHICANO GROUP IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF IOUA ARE PLANNIBG A PEACEFUL
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE
DEMONSTRATION ACTIVITIES AT THE
ADMINISTRATIVE
sounczs UTILIZED:
OMAHA AT IOWA cxrv, IONA.
DEMONSTRATION ACTIVITIES AT was
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UNIVERSITY OF IONA:
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GESTER 'ILDAY, LEADER, STUDENTS FOR A DE
WORKER STOQ¬FT ALLIANCE SDS-USA!, COLUMBUS, OHIO, HA3 CHARG
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QHUFDEILES TU CINCINNATI TO HEAR CHAVEZ SPEAK AT UC F°IDAY
EVENING, RETURN IWHEDIATELY AFTERVARD AND
;UDSOH AND HIGH STREET, COLUWEUS, OHIO, A
THIRD CONFIDENTIAL RELIABLE SOURCE A
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VIA RACE STREET TO FINDLAY MARKET AFEPIVIFG AT lZ:B-.'5 AT-L THFJY
CARRIED LETTUCE BOYCOTT AND DON'T SHOP MP SIGNS. CHAVEZ HELD
PRESS CONFERENCE IN FRONT OF MP STORE AT 13:39 AI-1 WITH FIQRCHEFIS
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PICKETING PEACEFULLY 17% FRONT OF STORE. ,,»|
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no F1NDLhY MARKET AREA.
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TODAY, -FIRST CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE ADVISED THAT CHESTER
DILDAY, LEADER, STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY SDS!, COLUWEUS,
OHIO, DISCUSSED CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION AT SDS MEETING NIGHT OF
2/15/15. DILDAY nnvxssn CEASE%EZ, NATIORAE OFFICER, umrzn
FARM uoamtas or AMERICA cum mu. as nu c1~c1wm=T1 FOR CAPTIONE
nzmonsrnnuom mun REPRESENTATIVES or-" ms uwxcm. TENTATIVE PLANS
CALLED FOR cmwzz T0 ADDRESS GROUP AT FOUNTAIN seunaa APPROXIMATELY
moon, 2/17/75, M11! THEN snour» w11.1_ PROCEED T0 A&P snoc-am sronz
LOCATED FINLEY MARKET WHERE I;g92H=%LRPéf:xEI from 1n Piaojrrisr OF. I , g 3 Iman"-: s£u.1~s no»: um u1o:~ LE UC:.. n ouamcs PLANAED.
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COLUNBUS SOS TO SUPPORT BOYCOTT.
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OFFICE BUILDING, GB] E. 12TH, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, 5/25/73.
IS - RA-
RELIABLE SOURCE ADVISED TODAY THAT THE UNITED FARM
UORKERS HILL MARCH FROM 2-5RD AND SUMMIT BEGINNING AT 9 A. M
5/25/73, TO THE NEW FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING, 65! E. 12 TH, C
KANSAS CITY; !1ISSOURI=
SOURCE ADVISED THIS MRCH IS BEING CONDUCTED TO
DRAHATIZE FARM WORKERS RIGHTS AND TO MAKE KNOUN TO THE
ENERAL PUBLIC THAT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TEND TO IGNORE THEN»
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OFFICE BUILDING, 601 E. 12TH, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, 5/25/73;
IS REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES.
IN nnrnnsusn coununxcnrron INFORMATION was sew ronrn THAT
unxrnn FARM wonxnas IOUID MARCH 5/25/73 IN onnnn T0 DRAMATIZE FARM
vonxsas' nxcnrs AND TO MAKE xnown to THE GENERAL vunnrc THAT
oovnnnunnr AGENCIES TEND TO xenon: turn.
IN ABSENCE or any INDICATION or svnvnasrvr INFLUENCES on
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YOU ARE TO PLACE THIS MATTER IN A CLOSED STATUS-
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demonstrations and related activities primarily dealing with the
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T_f?j,"f',,,;,": referenced teletype tailed to set forth any information .-_-that
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Sincerely yourr,
William D- RuckelshaUS
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Actin Director
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Sincerely yours,
William D. Ruckelshaus
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HEAHTY CONGRATULATIONS UNANIHOUS CONFIRMATION DIRECTOR FBI.
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Sincerely yours,
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Your communication of June 27th has been received.
Based upon the information you furnished and, in the absence
of an indication that a Federal law within our jurisdiction
has been violated, we have no authority to conduct an investi-
gation. Itreqrezbeinq unable to be of assistance in this
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1nstance._L .
_ ? cercly yours,
'~ William D. Ruckelshaus
i- . William D. Ruckclshaus
Acting Director
NOTE: Corresnondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. Reoly
coordinated with the Accounting and Fraud and Criminal sections
of the General Investigative Division.
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