NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NMC) TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM.
Agency: CIA
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From: FBI
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Document date: 10/23/1967
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TITLE : NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NMC)

IN VIETNAM.

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SUBJECTS : DEMONSTRATION

VIETNAM WAR

NMC

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TO END THE HAR IN VIETNAM

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Reference is made to 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 approximataly 4 p. m. on October 22, 1957,

individuals continued to mill in the area of the mall entrance

to the Pentagon.

These individuals were among those who con-

tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a masave

march from Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon on the afternoon

of October 21, 1967. Soma groups would arrive as others

• departed fron

the area and continual announcements tere being

made concerning the availability of transportation for out

of town participants. INFO CONCERNiNG EUME PERNSTRATION 21-22 0867.

IN WASH, DE

A press conference was held at the Diplonat rotal,

1850 New York Avenue, N. E., Washington, D. Co, beginning at

5:15 Do mo On October 22,41967, This press conference wes

called by the MIC and Eave bellinger, Chaiman of that ongani-

zation, acted as mester of ceremonies.

Thare were approxi-

mately 60 person present including members of the NiC and

membars of the press.

After introducing the individuals at

the speaker's table, Dellinger said that the demonstration

had been a tremendous victory and that the American peopla

deinonstrated that the wai must stoo and the troops must be

brought home,

He said the people confronted the ver makers

with an appeal "instead of a violent demand to desist,"

Dallinger stated that the rentagon contended that there were

only about 55,000 denonstrators; however, the NiC felt that

the attendanca was aloser to 150,000. He went on to say that

the demonstration vas a "confrontation of friends" although

there was inexcusable viclence:

He stated that he and. Dagnar

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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20535

October 23, 1967

51-316705

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NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NMC)

TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION AND.OR

RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT

Reference is made to our memorandum dated

October 22, 1967, at Washington, D. C., captioned as above.

The following information was observed by Special Agents of

the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):

At approximataly 4 p.m. on Octobei 22, 1957,

individuals continued to mill in the area of the mall entrance

to the Pentagon. These individuals were among those who con-

tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a masave

march from Lincoln Memorial to the Pentagon on the afternoon

of October 21, 1967. Some groups would arrive as others

' departed from the area and continual announcements were being

made concerning the availability of transportation for out

of town participants. INFO CONCERNING RUME

DEMONSTRATION 21-22 cT 67

IN WASH, DE

A press conference was held at the Diplomat Hotel,

1850 New Yorie Avenue, Na

called by the NiC and Lave Tellinzar, Chairman of that organi-

zation, acted as master of ceremonies.

Thare were approxi-

mately 60 person present including nembers of the NiC and

members of the press.

After introducing the individuals at

the speaker's table, Dellinger said that the demonstration

had been a tremendous victory and thai the American people

demonstrated that the war must stoo and the troops must be

brought home. He said the people confronted the var makers

with an appeal "instead of a violent demand to desist,"

Dallinger stated that the rentagon contended that there were

only about 55,000 demonstretoss; however, the NiC felt that

the attendance was closer to 150,000. He went on to say that

the demonstration was a "confrontation of friends" although

there was inexcusable violence. He stated that he and. Dagmar

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TITLE

NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NMC)

IN VIETNAM.

DATE: 10/23/1967

PAGES

2

TO END THE WAR

SUBJECTS : DEMONSTRATION

VIETNAM WAR

NMC

DELLINGER

DOCUMENT TYPE :

CLASSIFICATION : CONFIDENTIAI

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File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Octobei 23, 1967

20535

O NATIONAL MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE (NIC)

TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

CLA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

DECLASSIFICATION ANDIOR

RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT

Reference is made to our memorandum dated

October 22, 1967, at Washington, D. C., captioned as above.

The following informatior was observed by Special Agents of

• the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):

At approximately 4 p. m. on Detobei 22, 1957,

individuals continued to mill in the area of the mall entrance

to the Pentagon. These individuals were among those who con-

tinue to stay in the vicinity of the Pentagon following a massive

march from Lincoln Menorial to the Pentagon on the afternoon

of October 21, 1967. Some groups would arrive as others

• departed from the area and continual announcements were being

made concarning the availability of transportation for out

of town participants. INFO CONCERNINE R MME PERONSTRATION 21-22 ut 67.

IN WASHI DE

A press conferenca vas hald at the Diplona Hotel,

1850 New York Avenue, N. I., Washington, D. Co, beginning at

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5:15 pa m. on October 22,1967, This press conference was

called by the Mic and Lave bellinger, Chairmen of that organi-

zation, acted as master of ceremonies, There were approxi

mately 60 person present including nembers of the NiC and

members of the press.

After introducing the individuals at

the speaker's table, Dallinger said that the demonstration

had

been a tremendous victory and thai the American people

demonstrated that the war must stoo and the troops must ba

brought home, He said the people confronted the var makers

with an appeal "instead of a violent demand to desist,""

Dellinger stated that the rentagon contended that there rare

only about 55,000 demonstrators; however, the MC felt that

the attendance was closer to 150,000. He went on to say that

the demonstration ras a "confrontation of friends" although

there was inexcusable violence.

he stated that he and. Dagmar

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