“ rare fang ON nen ERT SIV Serie ee ‘ fa ad weak eee en eT PS on ‘ , * : ? oo . . f \ . . é . sat «. ‘ % at bo ace Sar law a be ad ; “ = * ’ ‘GOMEN'S NATICHNASD AEC.LTICN ACTION COALITION (WONAAC) CONVENTION FEBRUARY 1]-13, 1972, BOSTON, Ree, } MASSACKUSETI LS yr TT eee WAAR Le aiovenrberety sates te \ \, \ The article reported that discussion at the convention kud centered around whether or not to adopt a the slogen "Free Abortion on Demand; No Forced Sterilization” or to fo cus on a single issue--repeal of the abortion lews. ft further reported that a a proposal. was presented for an Abortion Action Week, May 1-6. 1972, to include educational programs, legislative cespore, * judicial action and local or regional demonstratio ns centering around the demand for repeal o® all anti-abortion and Laut enci-cont raception laws and a@iend to forced sterilization. mn Jane Roland, _ identified in the article as. coordinator of the Baton Women's Abortion Action Coalition . said that whatever the conference does nationally, her orgenization woule be acting at the lIccal level, A fourth | source on February 13, 1972, advised as folows: The Febriary 13, 1972, session of -the WONAAC Gon ivention at Boston University began at approximatdy 9:00 a.m. and the day's progres was in the form of workshops held in about 8 classrooms in the College oy Liberal Arts, Boston Universicy. There were approximately 50 females in attendance at each te rt ! Fg ose) ee shop; and the maximum number oS tersons, all f i Ss, Qs ep) chek O ch OM O MS fe @ chy ran 3 @ 0 chin te Lb present at any one time during the day.woul ‘at betye Koo and 5CO. The workshops prin to the Por rota oF WOUAAT tarou gnout tne fund ras i : between ‘1: United §& Chicago, Philat theme appeared WONAAC, which +e was also stated we le ae $ fa) 64 be ra Ma Qu! a) I ¢ “ re I | HU Mon Os ck ¢ ) OM ct & OD sO ch EA SO § o> Jo 3 © bai» ® © ? $ rw rs pari t ct De 3 7 fF Q | cr yo ao Qu tf <j _) (a "5 Qu ft Dm e ta) 4 He yi a Pat ) ¥) HD a) : =) 03 wD Ow UC Tne? rancised, iL 4 A 4 s ew Yori end 2B or oe O bt tS ck ee QO a) oe % ! ce) = f re Hoke ky TO § trengen sness of iviancial Support. -it c shere was 2 need for region travelers with cars who would be able ‘to travel full and funds would be needed in this reghrd. It wa . that more effort should be placed in cptaining pai ne “e+ O Let b+ :. a ny , 9 es) tn |} Ha! ‘3 49) @ ou u O i) Fh L ; in “ e ene sergrege nas! ' av ad reed ty sa ad whe oad “sod | 55088 Docld:32989545 Page' 151 _= =
7 7. - Kyte “penmrtgnertsh 2 2 eabty dermnebitet peepee EERIE MY seteHe OEY Bears RE ye 155088 Docld:32989545 Page i152 . oead nis ss ui ad tas » WOMEN'S NATIONAT, AECRTION ACTION COALITION ( WONAAC) CONVENTION FRBRUARY 11-13, i972, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS speaking engagements in colleges throughout the United “States as suck action would not. only bring in neeced funds but also help to spread an awareness of WONAAC and its objectives among college students The Wwork~ snops were peaceful and no incidents arose. Tables identified with such groups as Female Sccialist Workers Party (SWP), Student ravic Society (SDS), Student Mobilizatior 2 End the War in Vietnam (SMC) and Youn lliance (YSA) ere set up in a hallway ege oF Liberal Arts for sale of literatu or posters. : SDS was founded during June, 1962, at Port Huron, Michigan, ang in the .. 1960's functioned as the leading New Left campus-based student organization. in the United States. From a stance of "part -icipetory democracy," the SDS moved to a radical-revolutionary position. It maintained a national office at 1603 West Mad 7ison Street, Chicago, Tilinois, until February, i970, Internal factionalism during 1959 produced three main factions: ~ Weatnerman, Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM), and Worker Student Alliance bisa - The Weathorman and RYM ho Longer consider themselves acsociated with the SPS. The USA faction continues to use the name SDS, ee ee 8 ~— tet ee re ee Oe, The Student Mobilization Committee _ ; _ to End the War in Vietnam (SHC) is... woe, controlled by the S¥Wp and its.youth . affiliate, ¥SA. _SMC initictes and supports oublic demonstrations against the war in Southeast Asia. 7. ee te Gt
bene fh nee ee ooo Ekta teen nw S3086 WOusN'S HATICNAL ASCRTICN ACTION , CobtTION (HOKAAC) CONVENTION PEBRUARY Lae 13 3, 1972, BOSTON, - MESS. Roe “UOL ELS As the vouth organization of tne YSA serves és the main s recruitment into that. orgeni The YSA is descriced in the of its official publication. Sccialist Organizer", as "a revolutionary socialist yout On February 13, 1972, a fift os ton University | authorities had been representatives of WONAAC at 4:30.p.m. tne WONAAC Convention was coming to a2 clo n to that source by 5:30 p.m. all-of the convention participants had dispersed and the Boston university facilities utilized for the various convention prec had been locked This source further advised that t 2 CAP vr “ ource oF zation. mestheag -"The Young rultinational ” h organization” h source advised that notified by thet date thet se. According February 13. i972, convention session was without incident. The "Boston Globe" in its February 14, 1972, edition carried an article entitled “Women's group backs abortion bill” which reported that the , ment from WONAAC at the close of its s conference on February 13, 1972. The reoorted that to implement the endorse chanters intended to publicize the tex which proposes to repeal all abortion i speakers on the iegisiation at OPUS , a raliliesenad other educatvicnal activitie According te the articie the proposals were adopted: "Abortion Rights Act of 1972," mentioned above, received strong endorse- é econd national arcicle further ment, coalition t of the bill, aus, and have veach-ins, a s. ; . Following Thas the coalition sponsor en Abortion Action week, May 1-6. That tel ft a legram be sent to © Appeals and few York Governor Neleo condemning tne court's February 10: 197. women’ on Medicaid the right to abortior a DoclTd: 32989545 Page i155 tae New York Court A. Rockefeller. decision den ing on demand. -
Ae un eer. hae ener tee Sy ant Se tape AARC ie Asche hn SSA UACZ REAL HEM NS ARCS aE aban eR IISA pact et den IA ope ie a ran DORAL RARE la are A v . WOMEN'S NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION MASSACHUSETTS 1 MW 55088 Docld:32989545 -Page 154 COALITTION (NCRAAC) CONVENTION FEBRUARY 11-13, 1972, BOSTON, That: the coalition continue to organize black,. Puerto Rican, Chicano, native American and Asian- American participation in their activities. : That members of local coalitions confront . cendidgates for office and force them to take a stand on edcortion, and that they publicize those who oppose abortion so that the voters can see where these politicians stand. ; That the coalition make a special effort to reach out to and involve gay women in their activities. Teis document contains neither recommendetions - nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Ft is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. et ohne eae ey + 4% feo . eee . a Ge, f) ; che sags sésvd Gkad deed
an @- | © v /ScIED STATES DEPARTMENT oP na “pon - - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION erry were + “seton, Massachusetts to -i noe RST . i * February 18, 2972 Pf bu WOMEN'S NARTCNAL ALCRTFON ACTICN } COALITION (WCNASC) COLVERTION Title FOBRUARY 11-12, 1972 EOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS velba Nemynetatecsen mikes, , 2 Character TNTERWAL SECURITY - COMMUNIST i Reference Liemorendum of Federal Bureeu of { Investigation dated and capticned as above. a 3 ; . All gources (except any listed below) whose identities j are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable : information in tne past. 3 | i j , i . r o 1 tty , . 2 7 — ue e t ene it a weg Met on tte rv é - ee ana a0" * teers . te wees 2 . : # f 4 This document ccntains neither recommendations nor conclusicns of the FBI, of the FBI and is loaned to your agoncy; it cnd its contents are net co be distri q . your agency | BW 55086 Doold: 39989545 Page 155 It {3 ihe property buted outside bo
+ meant se Ramen Semin 2 elk Se oe Ce ESCA abate tenichoet ne waste Xrmnwbennr stati tld EN Adeb Vinee lettin 6 a y - , . 1 4 , ra ~ > @ , rd . . ~ "Ss (fa ATTENTION: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION CQ ene NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION cWONAAC) 6 -4ibhok eres Po, : é ' TLEERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION AP 101972 . iiller, xs] we oP on a pe [ Mr. casper et IE @ Mr. Cont j NR@OL NEW YORK CODE a 4, 5 . | i” Me, Sayers 21258N WIFE 4-17-72 NFM . [3 Severs TO DIRECTOR (C12G-468466) Miss Gandy new YORK (12d-171461) “y J ras) rea] ag fs So mw ALY APPROXIMATELY SIXTY INDIVIDUALS COUNTER DEMONSTRATED: bOAINST THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PARADE, VICINITY OF FIFTH AT TWO P.M., APRIL SIATEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO, AVENPE AMD EIGHTY SIXTH STREET NYC. THIS COUNTEP-DEMON- STAATION WAS SPONSORED BY WONAAC ADVOCATING REMOVAL OF eos af ¢ MLL ECTMICTIVE ANTI+ABORTION LS. counTos- eo! ISTRATION ss war ES CONCLUDED FOUR P.M., NO INCIDENTS OR ARRESTS... 53 BT ate araat AL a CHARACTERIZATION TG pp AB 12 | podeecmen a Pesan ome ge ae | WONAAC HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS AN ORGANIZATION OF GROUPS WHOSE AIM IS TO EFFECT THE CHANGE IN ABORTION Laws ! END PaGE OWE ZAIN Vann SS & 7 U APR 2 44972 NW 350868 Docld: 32909545 Page 156
i a how o p foo: f ; PAGE Two NSu YORK (199171481) 4 AND ESTABLISHE "ABORTION ON DEMAND.” ° DN 4 ; ADMINISTRATIVE pv RE NEW YORK NITEL TO BUREAU FOUR-THIRTEEN-SLVENTYTUO. | SPECIAL AGENTS WHO OBSERVED DEMONSTRATION ARE JOHN J. SYRON, i AND JOSEPH E.F. URRER. NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED. | END 3 EJF FBI WASH DC | ferns cot Jack MW 350868 Doold: 32969545 Pade Say af fte™
| OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 fo MAY ted EDLN : Gha Epsi5 (41 Crit} fotete , i - ete t _UINETED STATES GOS “MENT . @ i AK pn ae Foon ae : Les EN1G7 anGuN a DIRECTOR, FBI (100+460495) pate: JUN 0¢ 1972 at ary Ly SAC, NEW YORK (100-174481) (c) | 0, evan: JOMENS NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION / “COALITION. (WONRAG) \ (TROTSKYIST) ’ / aa Enclosed fot the Bureau are six (6) copies of r f ; oy an LHM concerning captioned title. . h ADMINISTRATIVE: | This LHM is classified "Confidential" inasmuch i as identification of sources NY T-i-and NY T-2 could prove prejudicial to the defense interests of the US and possibly compromise sources of continuing value. The files of the NYO disclosed that the following WONAAC staff members are also members of the NY Branch of the SWPs ; MATILDE ZIMMERMAN NY 100-164365 Bufile 100-449333 JUDY KLEINBERG NY 100-175437 Bufile DEBSIT NOTRIN NY 100-171819 Bufile RVELYNN KIXSCH WY 100-174520 Bufile 100-442975 JOANNA MISNIK NY 100-161547 Bufile 100-447829 Although several of the leaders of the WCALAC are SUP members, their activities as pertaining to WONAAC have been directed toward the legal‘repeal of all restrictive abortion laws. Investigation to date has not disclosed any indication that captioned organizaticayis engaged in any subversive or violence prone aelivit ye - rect tuel $85 Dee ms ns ae (2.= Bureau (Encls. 6 (RD, \ ‘en : 1 - New York (100- ~164365) (MATILDE ZIMMERMAN) SFY ” 1 - New York (100-175437) (JUDY KLEINBERG) bo he. AL? } 1 - New York (100-171819) (DEBBIE NOTKIN) a wpe ~ i 1 - New York cree SeraS rene KIRSCH) MOLY Bie ed tunsgapeet ; 1 - New York (100-161547) (JCANNA MISNIR) ; : 1 - New York wy B=) « | {scot stpmmesase se. sn, ste-e ® JUN 8 1972 JISikeb “ oe PREIS ST re 5 (8) De FS ea come REC- 119 E, DATE fora. ES SL we Seth. a HOW Fane cig Baye ° \, Sp, QSL! JOE, 7 yale . Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan Le 5" EO dbbhohB 1999 259
S53088 ef, ‘NY 100-174481 '. = nn 9 Fey Rio ee nade Sk ar Oe a YN Ras Rte ’ > * * . . » EI Tt is felt that the activities of these SWP-WONAAC members can best be files rather than under a HONAAC caption. rough their individual case This case is followed ¢ being closed by the NYO. > Coalition Ch SONAAL yO : INFORMANTS: Identity of Source |. ~~ , Lecation | wg Tow a nora a arre “pie sttes Oo tows cet Ube ~ ‘ot wh NE . ee on NY. T=1. is. : 5 “ he ne one ad Fd ead Sti ‘ eu NELGSIO Stan —— _ 28 NY,134-19305A-12 Date . aeeten Yi ad, T+2 is abPe2O Soa Guee Governor RO SYRON and were SAs a Meee, « * male i.’ : pea sre "Ts . te mh OS of the Pod PLO r oT 4 e widteUuULate uece - Birvuo. SURAG ts a nanemen: NE 1007174481-81 VeAS Rr grt Tie Te, Pgrpoat an a tytn gs as - z rat The SAs who observed® the women’ entesive Ny 4 ICKERFELLER's office on 4/13/72 were Sis JOHW J. JOS#PH ERTINGER , JR. . Pome Bt g Tie SAs who observed the’ démonstration on 4/16/72, JOHN “J. SYRON and JOSEPH E. FURRER. The S&s who obs served the marcH-on 35/6/72, were SAS* JORN Je _SYRON _and JAMES F. RELLLY 39x. 7e 7 : "h Coos e Del. ft wo ost wep ee td ee see VER Laie boy Ly Ares mee : ye, TE _Anti-~ Abo Ooxrtion ‘Laws’! at Governor Roercrfeli-or's New York City. Ae Lhe youta vrean.s.nien of x- ae ~ ryote en watt - . - . =e 3 ~ ake, - . . ~ ° "3 : Bev eae . ny } ; ~ Tm 7 . 7 *. Leite SDne a - > « ” ™ . ~ i 2 ° ~ _ , ° ans “aes * ° 7.2 "Ff 4 fon yy ‘ % ” , a i : sy ote : ’ ne re mot to pe Jitbrabrkea outsica yoyor rec Doold: 32989545 Page 160 te 7 .
act UNH oy ABI AX Sucre tl maa aenss eine eae v In Re ly, Please R to Jue a 4crge : NW 55088 Docld: 32989545 Page 161 eS. CONFID QM IAL - ( UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF J vsTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ; New York, New York Women's National Abortion Action Coalition (WONAAC) On February 2, 1972, NY T-1 advised that on February 2, 1972, Womens National Abortion Action Coalition (WONAAC) sponsored an “ahortion debate" at the Community Church, 40 East 35th Street, New York City. The debate was between speakers representing a "Womens Right to Choose” and the "Celebrate Life! group. . . WONAAC is a non-membexship organization which is promoting a nationally coordinated abortion law repeal campaign: *-- The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) has been designated pursuant to Executive Order 10450 On March 12, 1972, NY T-l advised that it was announced at a meeting of the Upper West Side Branch, Young Socialist Alliance (¥Sa) on Maxch 12, 1972, that a demonstration sponsored by VWOUAAC would be’ held on March "16, 1972, for "Repeal of Anti-Abortion Laws” at Governor Rockerfeller' s Office in New York City. ‘ As the youth organization of the SWP, the YSA serves as the main source of recruitment into that organization, bee in the ma 1s th 1ead iblication, | ‘The Youn as "A miltination nlist youth organiz zat of its offi cia . Socialist Organi revolutionary s » ae N nD Ec MRO CONFIDENTIAL . GROUP 1 #. Exciuded from automatic downgrading and declassification This document contains ne ither recommendations nor conclusions. of the Federal Bureau of. Investigation. (FBI)... It asthe: . an oe. property of the FBI and is loaned to vour aASency; it and its — ; contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. jbo dor yee — YO fepin ‘ase Taten, we
bail i lia toch aidohibiieindin abt ewe wae Rs weir cacabatescatlirnasg, 4: amare mele ag a UAT cate cid KS ACRMRIND Dade ae 0 | sm eR AEE MAEATE A need SGU. wee on 8 == irate erenvemnaae ar ane mraiagee SOOT _ ae ee MATS FORCE Se PLCC TY TURAUETNETE ETON J ae en uae “ . a Se = ONFT conc ap Womens National Abortion Action Coalition (WONAAG) On March 23, 1972, NY T-1l advised that on March 19, 1972, it was announced & a meeting of the Upper West Side Branch of YSA, New York City, that a meeting was being held at the WONAAG. Office, to discuss the plans for the May 1-6, abortion action week rally. On April 13, 1972, Agents of the FBI observed four women, representing WONAAC, enter the office of New York Governor Rockerfeller where they presented an aide with a petition demanding that Medic-aid payments be permitted to ~ be used for abortions. On April 16, 1972, Agents of the FBI observed approximately sixty individuals representing WONAAC, counter-demonstrate in the vicinity of 86th Street and Fit Avenue against a parade sponsored by the Knights of Columbus who were “marching in support of the repeal of all abortion aws. . On April 19, 1972, NY T-2, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that SWP members representing WONAAC proposed to demonstrate at the Vatican Embassy, Apostalic Delegate to the United States, in Washington, D.C. On April 21, 1972, NY T-1 advised that on - March 22, 1972, a WONAAC meeting was held at the office of me * WONSAC, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York City. There were approximately 21 individuals at this meeting. The meeting consisted of a discussion of the route to be utilized on the May 6, 1972 march and of the various ways money could be raised; namely, sale of literature, cuttons, contributions, | On page 4 of ‘the April 26, 1972 issue of the: -. “Guardian” there was an article which ‘indicated that HONAAC. ¢. was sponsorig an abortion action week May 1-6. The demands ares . Ll. . Repeal of all anti-abortion laws. 2. Wo forced sterilization. 3. Birth control available to all. CONFIDENTIAL ~ > tat {MW 55088 DoclId:32999545 Page 162
os @ Ae mache fad: \ €) Womens National Abortion Action Coalition (WONAAC) The “Guardian” is self-described as an “independent radical newsweekly' which takes a strong left position but is not identified with any organized group. It is considered to be the largest radical weekly in America. t ‘ On May 6, 1972, a march and rally sponsored by WONAAC was observed by Agents of the FBI. There were approximately two thousand participants who were in support’ of the repeal of all anti-abortion laws. aL ee GEE PN Nana RIOTS NAL 5 SATIS ETE AEN TT NE 1 IMW 55086 DBoold: 32989545 Bage 163
Live eRe Sein ont Ra Sacetsee RA EE OO LN AR orl, ahi, cme . : oe « 5 e UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION soe In Reply, Please Refer to J UN Dg 1972 File No. Title WOMENS NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION (WONAAC) Character IS - C (TROTSKYIST) Reference Memorandum dated 6/6/72 and captioned as above. All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past. 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 distributed outside your agency. MN 35088 Doold: 32999545 Page i164
Oe eee SUBJECT: OPTIONAL FORM NO. to, MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVEaNMENT Memorandum ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI SAC, JACKSONVILLE (100-2043) (C) WOMENS NATIONAL ABORTION “ACTION. Conotskersts et IS = C CTROTSKYIST) DATE: 5/30/72 + fi Kore a” 3% ¥&f ae 4 — AS ReWFOrep of SA ARLAND A. MOSEL, 3/21/72. For the information of the - Bureau and New York, fIK 372-S (former) and JK..337- -CS, advise that there is a fomnen"s~Libération group: “at the’ University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, which recently sponsored an Abortion Action Week rally, however, individuals associated with this Women's Lib group are connected with any subversive organizations such as Young Socialist Alliance or Socialist Workers Party. They are merely Women's Liberationists, who support the repeal of all abortion laws. none of the fom f bn In view of the above, no active investigation is being conducted by the Jacksonville Division of the Women's Liberation group at the University of Florida, as there is no _present indication they interested in subversive activities. are connected and/or ae" ¢ m aa Joo— #£eREVE —_ / e O-— Fe? - ee i os a : ~ 4 he 7 @> Bureau re i, - New York (Info) oe | 1 - Jacksonville EEA rN Ga ahe 50 al? 72 165 “: a Raya TT. CC Cehasneare Randec Roeanlaviln nan the Prayoll] Czytnee Plan 7 So
PREETI YTB RIMES 1% Mar Nt 8 orto DLR RT CRI REND oe Hit HAP SOP ine ek Hate DONAE DRONA OK kee “ ‘ ‘ he .# ned — FFOFRAL BUREAU ‘OF INVESTIGATION ° ( . on i af De ne) anu , jie NROOY NY coD S47 AN URGEN 57°72 EAD TO ACTING DIRECTOR ATT DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION 2P FROM NEW YORK 1239-274481 ro smears t: fr, Tolson. BOB . % teow Re eae memes r Ga andes ta M Mr. Rosen.—~ f Myr. Mohr... ony 3 Mr. Mitler, 3 MW Mr. Callahan = Mr. Casper......- % Mr. Conrad. -.- Mr. TDalwv i Mr. Cleveland.— Mr. Ponder Mr. Bates .. i Mr. ‘Waikar + _— Mr releey rs Mr. Sevars wu Tele. Room... 3Liss Holmes. - Miss Gandy. O VONENS NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION CWONAAC), IS DASH NEW LEFT. AT TWELVE THIRTY PM, FIVE SIX SEVENTY TWO, A MARCH SPONSORED BY THE WOMENS NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION iy ; (WONAAC), COMMENCED AT FIRST AVENUE AND TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, NYC, ENROUTE HERALD SQUARE AND UNION SQUARE, NYC, WHERE A RALLY WITH APPROXIMATELY TWO THOUSAND PARTICIPANTS BEGAN. THE CENTRAL THEME OF THE SPEAKERS WAS THE REPEAL OF ALL ANTI= afi - ~~ os 3 fom Sk was ABORTION LAWSe <n eat 7. wonaac Is A SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY. DOMINATED ORGANIZATION tos, er eeanent pte we "3 ™ Lest. WHICH IS PROMOTING A NATIONALLY COORDINATED ABORTION Law7 7 | REPEAL CAMPAIGN. 18 MAY 15 1972 | SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SWP) HAS BEEN DESIGNATES“BY “~~ THE ATTORNEY GENERAL PURSUANT TO EXECUTIVE ORDER ONE ZERO FOUR FIVE ZERO SPEAKING AT THE RALLY WERE JOANNA MISNICK, MATILDA END PAGE ONE “<a (/ COMay | 7% ‘om Adm. data delet tad 55GB Docld: 3298S5a5 Fage 166 oc? fomee
CRED te ponte Heed Rib e Red bid- RAO P MER SE + Ses aE pen wont Bd dt Ey NRE TAL NTA A a en ce, TE te A OTL E NS AES FERN OE ITE LADLE. DMT: irmeieneietaetetiaed | “ . oo 7 So pesto ‘ @ PERN Whee seem Rm ee Ste et ” t 4 i" PAGE TwO ZIMMERMAN AND CAROL LIPMAN, ALL KNOWN SUP MEMBERS. IN ADDITION, ELLA ABZUG, CONGRESSWOMAN, NYC3 SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, CONGRESSMAN - NYC, AND MARY LINDSEY, WIFE OF NYC MAYOR JOHN LINDSEY. A JEAN FAUST CPHONETIC) READ A STATEMENT IN BEHALF OF NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM FITTS RYAN. BELLA ABZUG STATEDs+e” EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO USE ABORTION LAWS AS MEANS OF SOCIAL CONTROLs oe” SHIRLEY CHISHOLM ASKEDsee” IS HE (NIXON) QUALIFIED TO TALK ABOUT THE SANCTITY OF HUMAN LIFE, WHILE HE CONTINUES TO BOMB VILLAGESe oe” ooe” CHILDREN MUST NOT BE MADE TO SUFFER THE FATE OF BEING BORN UNWANTED, ABORTION MUST BE MADE THE RIGHT OF EVERY WOMANe es” SHIRLEY CHISHOLM STATED THAT SHE WAS GOING TO BRING THE ISSuE OF ABORTION TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS OR ARRESTS AND THE RALLY CONCLUDED AT FOUR FORTY FIVE Pit ADMINISTRATIVE THE FBI AGENTS OBSERVING THE RALLY AND MARCH WERE SAS JOHN Je SYRON AND JAMES REILLY. NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED. END BJM FBI WASHDC CLR
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