HW 532716 DBocld: 32397477. Page 16 Stokes noted that ... Soa must net confuse some of the many dismurberses around our country that have reflect reaction of people ro os twanresponsive ots aministration or to a continually frustrating enviroument The eccs of the pecre the other night were just deliberately contrived lawlessness and ¢ Geverninenes to commit violence armors thissmall group. (Washington Posz, Jul 2, 1535.) Experts state that the key figare in "the consp! iracy was Fred “ Ahmed” Evans, a local black power leader who bas been Unked to the pro-Peking revolutionary action movement. Ja Alay 1e6t, Det. Sat. John Gngrary, head of the Cleveland police department's ‘subversive vad, said that t errorists under fvens™ direezion were plotting a “black revolution” to coincide with “a war between Red China and the Cried § tates.” Evans, who was arresied during the riots, was charged sith shocting to iM “If my, carbine haday ‘Jarome: 4d I would have killed von three,” poles > quoted | him as saying.” “Thad you In my sights when ny rifle januned.” Evans told police that he and 17 others had organized the snl nipet r re tiacks that res resale mike sof thres poli 1a men. Told that three of his en pers had peen slain, Evans ¢ said, “They died for a worthy cause, * Phil Hu : i ad of thes stndent be a Non-Violent Coordinating Comm 2 hed outbreaks were “the first stage Of "(Homan Events, Aug. 3,1968.)_ a It is evident thet & certain segment t of th - > has tarned to separatism and to Violence. Iz . New Lett in opposing the very structure of Arner ° calling for defeat abroa dand revolntion at home. : Those who truly seek civil right nts, Who truly seez en American society in which Negroes and whites share a common citizenship, are disturbed cwith this trend among younger, Incre militant yess § spokesmen. This concern was expressed by former Secretary of Healt h, Educ “at ion, and ‘Welfare John Gardner! Negro extremist t3 8 who asdvocal te vioke “lt is uniroe. The ss t ‘the noa-vislent cam ~ittent) SNCC. Tt is the ” gashion now = “ares Bn andeniabla, Ther were : Sean soci ety, and in : at Eeméviotence did not work. +rican Nesro corse In reepouse to Kine. Tr. and thefere fr rerned t ahd ther Were azisiation justice wae Nor Go those who con division that wl be ts action. What good will it ¢ burn themselyes so deep To Gate the modera: (Reader's Digest, Pune 1068.) SSacy of bY aibanss of cestructive | are rer yiain elements ‘The joining of forces between v > =) of the civil mghts movement is 2 dang x the extremism * toward which we are moving. Part of the reason ‘for its success, as Secretary Gardner has said, is that the modernies have not stemmed ihe tide In many Cases, they have encourage ged i fear ing to lose their ovn leadership role. If this continues y serious problem. Violence begets ¥° “ will be In danger, This would be x > Se Tnote WAG apy reciate re the gravity oft > an ever more 3 of the past * Only
| HW 53216 the antiwar movement and say- in New York ¥, mm United Nations Plaza estimate, Freen “100,000 and 125,690,5 *p © Parade was Alartin Luther | Kine Jr Benjamin Sane War-in Vietnam, 2 Dr. loose confeders on 9 asd was SPORSOTEA OY the Spring Mobilizine Committee To End the s tion of New T wore daffodils, - tn one area the march. the of South Vietnam built a £0-Zoot-hieh ing. They then Starin th ~Most of the Printed by the Spring Mobilization & Center, tha fag of the Vietcons antiwar groups (New Yor Tim chanted “fowa, power? park, whera the demonstrators gathered prior to US. Committee ty Aid the X 2tlonal Liberation rent - tower of black cardboard inh. atiached a number of #ags of blue and red with a gald that had been authorized and Among the slogans ese Ever Called MMe Nigeer,* here were also Inany yp. bed sheet carried by three the words “Ho Chi Afiuh Ys a marchers carried sions Bombing. * “No Vie Are Nor Born To -One-of the Significant things abou the march Was the fact thar i , Pol’ the inéetineg » Politica} left. One eye-witness €adow in coalition of the s ed hippie lef; and th report Stresses Veriously estimaraa &t From 200.000 tp 200,600 ¢ Central Park ang the fines impression the visitnye rece afternoan OULe, The Angry Arte Against the War Coy iplars, Porttayine thean ene Vielogs Ammarfoans roar’ ein CUA eee. Poems Were 2 Somers Were SIO, and af oue ie tee 1S ike bY ¢ ALROTEL Oat en that one og the audience Was needed HEMSCiatelys ex “2lippis EEE, Where he Was to Participate in & rock LOL Exroup, ~lipnte EOI” was the pone in the Bars where the AUTotea fey of ESD, mark. “gn *%, . & » * * Ea ddan, aud other ¢ es Iueb ang Derforz:ca their own Drivate ritual One Sign there Stated that the Beace mow Pa to Ald the “ational Liberedon Prone sta fed thar “Po SMent nusr ne oat in SUDDort oF “War Is a Bad 220,” end & Shah group continual Dont ther Lex “LSD, LSDLseps © bSed for what WES politely nowy as tower were LES fags Gf the Vietcong, A leatie: distribyrad by the the NUE. The Peace Loremart Bhould Work to shay thet tha Foal enarmy oe Americans ig not in Vietriany bat fe CRE oy country,” 5O §2-693-—~65__ Bhan? a SPRAIN Wn eles can Sg Sg Rae casein SE apa hl tea et NEE Se ws, 17 DoclId: 32397477 Page Mas lacie ane tt atiett neta spaghetti aeemmece |
ca 3 all - Preted this a5 S “approval of » Page 1 53216. Docld:32397477- HW TEE xr We are enzured tn & War thet seche fo turn the Clock of Listery pact and perpetcare White colonialic=. The freeiest ircay end Gagads of it all is that eer Nation which initiated > much = the u “Vortutionars Spirit in the tnodern world, is now cast in the moja Cl being an Er *ntrevolutionary (Nationar Guardian, Apr, 22. 1887, p, 2). . Shoring t the am bivalence Of the critics to the nature o ithe e Vietcong, f Howard Zinn ot Boston Caiversicy told the New w Yorlk rally ee a This administration bes sai & eocie] terolutian is heeded dy this Cetiirute and CFippled ey counter, whic We have Beined to Make destiture and eopmed. Who could better CArry Ott each & rerelinion then the Nationa} Liberg. Reo Frontry a = ¢ it is QWUite Gear es tear the ational yy Sration Front can-do a more eicient, humane sn fnd Ce r Stratie jay or tUnting Sous Vietmara then either er Premier ay Or Genexs? Westmoreian : tone] mimittee for a 8 Sane Nucl lear Pollen ys but Wilkes tice, National Guardian reporter, noted thers [eroUghout the crowd, banners *Ppeared ident ntitring pane Cipants ith local Sane chapters.* “Qno lelec “28007 eximated af 349 tarched ind a huge red bann “tered in gold: < ‘ommunis¢ Party, New York State Ares.’ * In the on P Was Gus Hah Rational chairman, Comim Jozzson said irequent t 4 3. Bik gy OQ) ov t fs the open berg Political Hfe of the Country.” San par; . end of MeCari} hrism (Nedon usrdian. pr. 22, 1967, p p. 1). leafat distributed 3 2t the ty Hshed br the CS. Com- Inittes To Aid the National Libarsiic i of se pouth Vietnam ( Box » a Chelsea Station, Yew York, NY). 8 d the following: ‘te 2t.g, Commitiae {0 Ald the © Nationa) Titers on ‘Feme 02 Soneh  Vietoam tiges y FOU to show Your SPpoSition En tee Ts, Overmmensts 2eeression by ex- PESsing Your stp for the VWbtharn.. SS Peoples Ezkt in defense Of they Lberts the time &3 come tg Cecida WHICa sida Fou Bre ou!!! The USCANTLY gy Wishes t5 help five the Viememeca > NLF a Voice in the Epitea States ang believes thay ib be es ctive, the t come 6 i0 support oF the NUP. the P: ‘ener of Ame ericans Dating of the Party jn the “ion, he said, marked the opely Car 2." William Pepper; Hed for an end to “the relen roposed a Rational ticket of Martin Luther nin Spock. How: and Zinn 0f Boston © Chiversity aenificens, €legang Withers ray from Y° letnam, es? (FF ashingion nea ep ly sy ee ang and “Bay Hope cracking Jom roke {Way from tha n> TS end y roceeder on their Own to the Lhe follos OP INE Tepor: gy Peared in the May-June Mask. 2 } é aa * 3 Gack nations iis Publication #, New Pri 25 inoh Diliee. & their Way sal parade n rate but Wonlg :]
HW 532716 Cmntcaso Cosrerence ex Nee Perrrics Tost an 8 n¥on @ beHerve that ihe: New polis is Emited to siiaply ¢ ericicizi Stablisnmen:” and the oes and standards of our society, the National Conference ae New Poses, which took piace in Chicago during the fi £ ber lode, showd be sudicient to establis! Ehay fiber role in this New Left's attacks (Sicago’s rm mer Tonse Hotel Was (the seeye of 4 meeting ie | brought 2,000 delegates from throughout the coun vires together fo cide what political path the New Fett thight ptoGrably rake as it appeached the 1985 elections. The group converted on Aumist 31, 1967, dorameeting which may set the tone fer RGiCa) activity for en me time to csme. It was, in a sense, the end of one phase of New Lefer act tivity andiie i beginning of another. “ Petor to the imeting much discussion took place concerning f, uture esol ites for action. Wri iting inthe Communist Wor cer, Carl Be me DOted that— fe * is LATessst is American IMerves, if vwontd en mp. "he ral action, is to mean anything nudyor the pleket line, (‘The position papes prepared prior 2 Chica g0 meeting, the 3, DaBois Clubs set forth irs orn 1 appr each, It stated that— orm the Hace of the & “4 Ucket. on the hele fs exsared, Shen other work B peace ticket inthe Demeerace pebe: fY could be the “eed eding & “harger number of Den, eratic rmers fo Bt support 2 2a presi ia November 1968, after Jou : Ste, But iz there Is fin ISR the voters agains: Jobs re oo ; Dlace TO £O except ew Polives for @ New America, to the IS6S Elections * soe, Auge. =), Let, pR a) - . “9 the 2.000 participants wanted io field 2 third party fickein 1988, headed perha ups by the Rev Martin Lather King or Dr. smamin Spock. Others, hower er, exDre se tH Tae whole oon process 3a fraud and that ther should not directiv Involve - was given br Dr, pong, He accused President people who suppor ported him in 164 “Tha ev Was shipwrecked off the coast of Asia on the Vietnam.” he e said, He denounced the war jn i a. Fig isn’t ende next year “all men of cook ation in whict O15 elections are made a dyeny on they war. "Phe Armerican neonle mos. = have a an opportun- ves from oe drae us fo the 1, 1867.) uld announce oo Yote into eblivio rs, th o Ieinkof 2 8 * DoclId: 32397477 Page 20