Date: 12/08/04 JEK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10063-10142 JEK 80T01357A AGENCY ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : COMMENTS DOCUMENT INFORMATION FBI FBI CIA NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE IN VIETNAM. 10/23/1967 2 (NMC) TO END THE WAR DEMONSTRATION VIETNAM WAR NMC DELLINGER PAPER CONFIDENTIAL JFK10 F2 : 1993.07.13.06:31:12:870140 FBI DENIED IN FULL - 2/16/94; ARRB DENIED IN FULL 3/14/97. HW 50529 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Docld: 32346694 Page 1 104-10063-10142
oon: im RELEASE JN FULL v * deatassifiestion aon . ONT fa Reply, Pleese Refer to * “CO - Filz No. . Washington, D.C, 26535 Co oC BED zeeuy. ae cp a - Box 17 UNITED 5 TATES DE PARTMENT OF JUSTICE # oD 2 page FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FIDENTIAL . . October 23, 1967 . 0 ( ‘NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COvaiITTE2 (NMC) CARAS NOOBIECTEN og Lo TO xD THE WAR_IN VIETNAM __DECLASSIFICE Fe HocUMEN Reference is made tio our memorandum dated Oc tober 22, 1967, at Washington, D. C., captioned as above, The following i nfo mation was observed by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): At t approximately 4p. me. on October 22, 1957, fidividyels continued to mill in the area of the ‘melt entranc to the Pentagon, These individuals were among those who con- tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a masive march from Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon on the aft ternoon’. of October 21, 1967. Some sroups would arrive as others ceparted from the area and continual announcements were being , made concerning the availability of transportation for out of town participants, fe covce gnine nc. deh “STAATION Din 22 =F C7 VAsSH, DS A press conference was held at the Diplomat Hotel, 185G ew York Avenue, N, E,, Washington, D. C., beginning at 5:15 pe me on October 221967. This press conference was called by the NMC and rave*tellins yer, Cneicman of that organi- zation,acted as master of ceremonies, There were apvroxi- mately 60 person present including members of the MXC and members of the press, After introducing the individuals at _the speaker's table, Delli nser said that the demonstration had been a tremendous victory and that the American people demonstrated that the war must stoo and the troops must be -brougnt home, He said the people confronted tne wer makers with an eppeal "instezd of a violent demand-to desist,’ Dellinger stated that the Frentagon contended thet there ware only about 55,000 cGemonstrators; hovever, the NMC felt that the attendance was closer to 150,000, He went on to say that the demonstrdtion was a "confrontation of friends" although there was inexcusable violence, He stated that he and. Dagmar Gicu? 1 Exsisded from automati on Cowagrediag and (J RELEASE IN PART ES bap . 100-3 00-25 A TOTAL Denia, (UAK) HW 50529 Docld: 327346694 Page 2?
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X\ a Oy 6 oh Be ,: DBS | eer. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION CONFIDENTIAL In Reply, Plecse Refer s ; CONF phat _ File Bo. rose elon to Washington, D.C, 20535 ' . October 23, 1967 p CIAHAS NO OBJECTION TO 0 NATIOMAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTES CNMC) DECLASSIFICATION redid _ TO_END THE MAR_IN VIETNAM ____ RELEASE OF OF THIS DOCUMENT : Reference is made tio our memorandum dated ' October 22, 1967, at Washington, D. C., captioned as above. “The following informatior was observed by Special Agents of > the Federal Rureau of Investigation (FBI): At approx cimately 4p. mon October 22, 1957, individuals continued to mill in the area of the "meld entr ance to the Pentagon. These individuals were among those who con- tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a masive march from Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon on the afternoon’. of October 21, 1967. Some groups would arrive as others Geparted from the area and continual announcements were being mace concerning the easy of transportation for out a Dimon « of town participant fe coca gnine LW STRATI ON I-22 NC [1M wAsH, DC h A press conference was hald at the oo Phonet Hotel, 1850 Kew York Avenue, N, E., Yashington, D, C., beginning at : 6 Old De m., on October 221967. This press conference vas | (jolt called by the NMC and Lave*Cellinzer, Chairman of that organt- a zation, acted as master of ceremonies, There were approxi- @ mately 60 person present in cluaing members of the and members of the press, After in rtroducing the individ ' the speaker's table, Dellinger said that the demonstra had been a tremendous vietoxy and that the American people demonstrated that the war must stoo and the troops must ba -brougnt home. He said the people confronted the wer makers with an eppeal "instead of a violent demand-to desist,” Dellinger stated that the Pentagon contended that there ware only about 55,000 cemonstrators; however, the NMC felt that the attendance was closer to 150,000, He went on to say that the demonstrdtion was a "confrontation of friends"! 1 there was inexcusable violence, He stated that he and. Dagmar CONFIDENTIAL a (D f Reetuded fon aatonatis s, Ciwazredi * doglassif yr ee /00--3 00-25 HW 50529 Docld:32346694 Page 4
HW 50529 AGENCY RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Date: JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM 12/08/04 AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10063-10142 JFK 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : FBI TO : CIA TITLE NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NMC) TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM. DATE 10/23/1967 PAGES 2 SUBJECTS DEMONSTRATION VIETNAM WAR NMC DELLINGER DOCUMENT TYPE PAPER CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTIONS 1B CURRENT STATUS : POSTPONED IN FULL DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/13/93 COMMENTS JFK10 : F2 1993.07.13.06:31:12:870140 FBI DENIED IN FULL - 2/16/94; ARRB DENIED IN FULL 3/14/97. {R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10063-10142 DoclId: 32346694 Page 5
In Reply, Please Refer to File No. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION “CONFID ENTIAL Washington, D. CG, 20535 ‘ . October 23, 1967 ; 0 O NATIONAL MOBILIZATION CoxeITTZE CNNC) cin HAS NO OBIECTIOT 10. END THE WAR IN VIZINGY ee pac Reference is made tio our memorandum dated October 22, 1967, at Washington, D. C., captioned as above. “The following informatior was observed by Special Agents of _ the ha -brouzgnt home, He s HW 50529 the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): At ap >proximately 4p. mo. on Octobe 22, 1957, individuals continued to mill in the. area of the mall entrance to the Pentagon, These individuals were among those wno con- tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a masdve march from Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon on the afternoon’. of October 21, 1967. Some sroups would arrive as others Geparted from the area and continual announcements were being made concerning the availability of transportation for out of town participants, fe comecegnIne Lh wAsH, DS A press conference was hald at the Diploma: S50 Rew York Avenue, N, EL, Washington 9215 pd. m. on October 2201967. Th called by the MMC and Lave tel linger, zation,acted as master 5, Tnare mately 60 person resent incl uding members of the membars of the press. After introducing the indivi speaker's table, Dellinger d that the demonst: tratio been a tremendous victory and that the American people demonstrated that the war musi n b said the peo with an eppeal "instead of a v Dellinger stated that the Frentago only about 55,000 ceronstrators; howe the attendance was closer to 150,000, the demonstrdtion was a "eonfrontation o there was inexcusable violence, He stated oO = a a He O Gh ie cr tr mu is o cf moO ch Ou rf ie] o) i) 4 2 04 te © £ nt 4 n nm 0 fe) o coo "DBE AEE, 7/06 Dockd:32346694 Page G £5 baPy . | 100 -—3 00-25 Reetuded tan aut stomata s. Cowagrediag and * deglassificstion fo So: DBD rey DEMONSTRATION Di-22 eet C7 VY} a) FI % a oO Ih t m4 OY ct MO Geo it ct a 23 2 a) r3 1+ t t toes a ag e¢ AN) s'! cithough the a and. Dagmar | |
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