Originator: FBI
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 02/19/1975
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UNITED STATES C

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Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

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DATE:

12/17/71

FROM

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

NEW LEFT

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Re Albuquerque airtel, 11/16/71.

There are enclosed for the Bureau ten copies, and for

recipient offices two copies, of an LHM regarding the conference

on non-violence held by the Albuquerque WRL at Corrales, New

Copies of the enclosed LHM have also been

furnished the 112th MID; OSI, Kirtland AFB, and NISO, New Orleans.

CRAIG SIMPSON is the subject of a closed security type

case in the Albuquerque Office.

There is no record in the files

of the Albuquerque Office of the National Action. Research on

the Military-Industrial Complex.

The following confidential sources were utilized in.

preparing the enclosed LHM:

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NON-SYMBOL INFORMANT DATA

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Lieutenant AL BRIGGS

New Mexico State Police!

(By Request)

who received the t

information from a

confidential source

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

NAGARAT

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Albuquerque, New Mexico

December

17, 1971

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

The War Resisters League has been publicly

described as

founded in 1923 and is the

American section of the War Resisters

International, a world-wide pacifist move-

ment.

On November 10, 1971, AQ I-I made available the following

leaflet issued by the Albuguerque Chapter of the WRL:

This document contains neither recommendations nor

are not to be distributed outside your agency.

44-3-452

NELOSURE

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

On November 10, 1971, AQ I-2 made available the attached

flyers issued by the WRL:

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339 Lafayelle Street New York N8 1001z

+141210-69330

EXECUTIVE

COMS!ITTEE

Sam: Coleman

subest lassen

icc-Chairmen

Hovenber 3, 1971

rd P. Gostlieb

Secreiary

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orma Lecte

rid Perkingoil

Karl Dissinger

Tors Cornsll

Ana Davidon

rbara Doming

Ross Flanagan

Neil Haworth

loget lockerd

Erid Lyttle

John Dars

Ed field's

Rienry Koch

Ted Lanning

sella Micd.erji

Grace Teley

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Irma Zigas

Dear Friends,

Fox: the past two years anti-var activities have becone more widesmie:!

in the Southwest.

Local WRL's have grown rapidly.

#onviolence has beer

at the root of these developments. ilost of our understanding of

nonviolence came not so nuch from training sessions or speakers but

has develoned out of our own needs and concerns. Mow nonviolence has

become the prime movei of change in the Southwest and there is a strong

desire for botter communications, a better sharing of experiences.

The Southwest is unique because it has no "leaders" or "movement

heavies" hut a loi of good people with experience in lots of different

areas. •

Thanksgiving weekend ve will come together to share our selves and our

community.

People from Institute/Mt. West, GI's for Peace (El Pasa),

Direct Action/MNL Austin, AFSC San Antonio and Pasadena, Peacemakers,

We-lest & southwest, farmorker support comittees, gay liberation,

and many more will come to share ideas about continuing to build the

nonviolent movement in the Southwest. Please come and join with us

in a weckond for creative change. Write or call foi information.

Paz y Anor,

Ralph DiGia

orninistration

§Mickeynolds

field Work

Peter Kiger

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Albuqueique, New exico

(Corales Contunity School)

Thanksgiving lecliond - Hovenher 26-28

A tine to get together with neonla from Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Oklahona,

Arizona, and ocher provinces - to descuss, to plan, to share ourselves, our experi

encas

and cur ror: for crontive change.

The stricture will be planned by those attending the conference the first

evening.

Some ideas already suggested have been sexism, weifare rights, nonco-

opcration with courts and jails, draft and tax resistance, alternative community

bullding, rescarch projects, local orgrnizing, GI organizing, lettuce boycott and

farmvorker support, nonviolence and the fanily., Southwest as a colony.

He will live, work, discuss; and share as a community - comunity day care

will be provided for. Sicening bags or blankets should be brought - we will cook

together.

Probable cost, d8 for those win can afford it (help provided for those wo

- can't). Foi fiore infornation writs or call: Mái Resisters League, 1003 Forrester

N."., Albuquergue, New toxico 505/842-8525.

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

On December 7, 1971, AQ I-3 advised that the Southwest

Convention on Non-Violence sponsored by the Albuquerque WRL began

8:00

P.M. on the evening of November 26, 1971, and ended at

12:30 P.M. on the afternoon of November 28, 1971.

Source advised that the following individuals parti-

cipated in this conference:

CRAIG SIMPSON

Abu verge Me MeXico

BRUCE EGGLESION

Telluride, Colorado

Telephone

623-4667

JACKY SHEKEDA

1116N. Deniza

Tucson, Arizona

KEN GRANT

311 A Yale, S. E.

Albuquerque, New Mexico,

BOB MC CULLOUGH

194.S.E. Fairmont.,. .

Tempe, Arizona

Telephone 967-8956

JASIUARTHON QUINN

39. Laskie

Santa Fe,

New Mexico

Telephone

824-2565

KATHY

BACA

311 Yale, S. E.,

S Nem Mexico

NIMI PHILLIPS.

4216 An 38 Street

Phoenix, Arizona

JON MARKOVLIS

29 W. Alameda.

Tempe, Arizona

Telephone 966-9371

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

KATHY GLOVER

29 W. Alameda

Tempe, Arizona

BOB

DESCUSSCAUX

5.5.04 Overbrook

Austin, Texas

CHARLIE BOSWELL

3111 Mc Pherson

Fort Worth, Texas

GEORGE STONE

3111 Mc Pherson,

Fort worth,

Texas

KAREN RHODES

1003 Forrester, N. W.

ALbuquerque, New Mexico

: +1370079979

JIM BEUVOLD

5140 W. Dakota

Denver,

Colorado

Telephone 935-4318

JANE BEUVOLD

514 W. Dakota

• Denver

Colorado

Telephönë 935-4318

MAUREEN HIGHTOWER

General Delivery

Placitas, New Mexico

RICK-REAM

1/09 RIO Grande,

Austinsibly, Texas

ARTHUR SITTLES

Box 3084 Campus,

Socorro, New Mexico

Telephone 835-2023

GARY'S

SITTLER

BOX LILy Campus.

Socorro, New Mexico

no, miss

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

SUSAN WILEY

1821 E. Lincoln, •

Fort Collins, Colorado

...-

FREDERICK LAQUER

Box. 2095 C/S

Socorro,

New Mexico

MIKE CAMPRA

109 Faton,

Socorro, New Mexico

car me

MIKE STEVENS

1055 Doerbrook

Austin, Texas

WILLIAM'SCOTT

2638 MMT

Socorro, New Mexico

DOYLE SITTLES

Box 118

Portales,

New Mexico

Telephone 356-8314

JOYCE NAFFZIGER

701W. Washington

Denver, Colorado

Telephone 744-0824

BILL BROW

317 Wellesley, N. E.

Albuquerque

New Mexico

Telephone 255-1874 -

JAMES NEWTON

980 N. Fair Oaks,

Pasadéna, California

91103

Telephone 791-1978 (213)

GEORGE HIGHTOWER

Placitas - New Mexico

Telephone 867-2433

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

GARY BREWER

904 Opson Drive,_

• _El Paso, Texas

Telephone

532-9880

NOMI HARRIS

10406. Ralph, NamEan.

Albuquerque

red ephene 23g-22, Mexico

ROBIN REED

532 San Pablo. #2.

ALbuquerque, New Mexico

BILL/ PARKER

904 Upson

ERICA HIGHTOWER

General live lexico

KATHY ANDERSON

904 Upson

DANIEL/ MANCILLAS

3411 E. San Antonio

El Paso, Texas

JOYCE NAFZIGER

701 S. Washington

Denver, Colorado

JOHN" SHIFLEY

Box 2694 Campus

Station

TOM & DEBBIE®

•SCHELLHASE

Box 2452 Campus St.,

Socorro, New Mexico

MARY RIELEY

409 Camino De Los Animas

TOM"STEWART

908 Lead 5

lbuquerque, New Mexic

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LETT

RICHARD POLESE

P. 0.- Box 1295

Santa Fe, New

Mexico

• Telephone

982-2917-

MAGGIE POLESE

•Paul. Box 1295

Santa Fe, New Mexic

CHIP SHAI

'SHARPE

Mulberry Farm-School

America

Star Route, Pettigrew,, Arkansas

Telephone 292-3329

AQ I-3 advised that the three principal topics of

discussion during this conference were:

I. The increased use of non-violence by individual

groups to bring about social change.

2. The building of alternative life styles.

3. Local and community organizing.

Source also advised that the following additional topics

were also discussed at various times during the conference:

Non-cooperation with the courts, draft and tax

resistance and organizing the military.

AQ I-3 advised that for the most part, those participating

in the conference broke down into small groups to discuss the

above topics and the problems caused by U. S. military involvement

in Southeastern Asia repeatedly came up during these discussions.

During the conference, James Newton, a member of the

American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) presented a slide

showing dealing with the increased use of automation in warfare.

These slides included photographs of advanced tracking and sur-

veillance systems and other uses of electronic equipment by the

military.

Following the showing of the slides, Newton stressed

that individuals involved in the peace movement should attempt

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT.

to infiltrate companies which design and produce this type c:

equipment and should also advise the business community to

pressure the Government to reduce defense spending in order :-

reduce the producing of weapons of war.

Newton indicated tha:

the slides

had been prepared by the National Action Research

on the Military-Industrial Complex.

According to the September, 1970, issue of

"Peace News,"

a publication

of the AFSC, the

AFSC is a "non-profit organization organized

and directed by members of the Society of

Friends (Quakers) and founded by both

Quakers and non-Quakers.

It seeks solutions

to domestic and international problems

through non-violent means."

AQ T-3 also made available two leaflets entitled

ference. Copies of these publications are attached:

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RESEARCHING YOUR LOCAL MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

an outline for Southern Californians

• 1

James W. Newton

August, 1971

Prepared for:

American Friends Service Committee

980 N. Fair Oaks Ave.

Pasadena, Ca. 91103

(213) 791-1978, 681-7651, 282-5812

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an outline for Southern Californians

Introduction

This step-by-step outline is a tool southern Californians can use to disco:er

the extent of military influence in a local community and acquire the infor-

mation necessary to design an action project to reduce that influence.

In 1970, military and defense-related expenditures accounted for 64% of the

$167 billion voted by Congress, 1

The Pentagon owns 29 million acres of land

(an area almost as big as New York state), and the Army Civil Works division

1 addition to work done in Government

laboratories, defense agencies pay for more than half of the research under-

taken in industrial laboratories and about three-fifths of the work performed

by universities and other nonprofit institutions. 3 The Pentagon has contracts

ard installations in 363 of the 435 congressional districts, and in all 50

There are 22,000 prime contractors (subcontractors are too numerous

to mention), and 90% of all weapons procurement is done by negotiations rather

than competitive bidding. 5 Decisions made by Pentagon planners and war

contractors affect all of us directly, and virtually every U.S. community of

an size is in some way dependent on military spending.

Here in southern California, hundreds of thousands of our citizens are so

dependent on military spending that they would face economic disaster it

peace should break out. Already, aerospace cutbacks have left tens of

thousands bitter and jobless.

At the same time, our lactories produce vast

quantities of the weapons that now kill people in Aisa, Africa and Latin

America.

The fact is that southern California is one of the nation's leading

areas in per capita war contract dollars, and that fact gives southern Cali-

fornia peace activists a special responsibility.

Increasingly, peace activists grow interested in projects aimed at ending

weapons production by a given company or encouraging the business community to

press the government to reduce war spending and initiate constructive programs.

such projects require careful preparation.

The military-industrial complex is just that--highly complex. Research

guides often seem complex, too.

But don't be put off. Non-experts can

spend a few hours looking in the right places and turn up a great deal of

accurate, useful information.

The research materials and books referred to

in this outline are available from the American Friends Service Committee's

bookroom in Pasadena. People from the resource groups listed at the end of

the outline can help you understand the materials, plan your research, and

Launch your local action project.

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nun your telephone directory under "U.S. Government." In the Los Angolas

area,

the General Services Administration publishes a U.S. Government telephone

directory that lists names and addresses of many Defense Department (DOD)

officials (call GSA's Communications Division, area code 213, 688-3217 and

ask how to get the directory).

b) NACLA's Research l'ethodology Guide, pp. 26-28, tells you where to look

for information on military locations, military think-tanks, books on under-

standing the military, military associations and military publications.

c) Vets and

active-duty GI's can tell you a lot.

d) Military organizations usually have public affairs officers. Call for an

appointment. You'll receive information that gives the piature as the organi-

zation wants the public to see it.

II.

Finding war contractors

a) In industrial directory is usually available for a few dollars from the

Chamber of Commerce. The directory lists names, addresses and nature of

business for most of the city's firms, and some directories give the number

of employees.

Possible war contractors

are listed under such titles as

aircraft supplies, engineering contractors, electronics, research and de-

velopment, optics.

b) A list of prime contractors with more than $100,000 in DoD contracts,

providing name and address of firm and nature of items produced for DoD, is

available free on request from:

Defense Contract Administration Services Region,

Los Angeles

Small Business Office

11099 S. La Cienega Blvd.

Los Angeles, Ca. 90045

c) See NACIA's RMG, p. 30, for other sources of information on your local

defense contractors.

und To supplement information from the above sources, interview college and

junior college faculty in the departments-of economics, urban planning,

sociology and government, and visit the Chamber of Commerce staff and officers:.

III. Securing contract information

a) The Government Contracts Directory, and the Research and Development

Directory, both published by Government

Data Publications, Inc., list contracts

by company, awarding agency and product.

They indicate contract number,

dollar value of'contract, specific site where work is done, and nature of the

These directories

are in the Caltech library.

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commerce Business

Daily, a publication of the U.S.

lept. of Commerce,

Iists contract awards on a day-to-day basis and is a good source of very

recent information. Available in most city or college libraries.

c) The lall Street Journal Index lists most contract awards by company name.

Available in most large libraries (including the Pasadena City Library). :

d) The Defense Industry Bulletin, published by the Assistant Secretary of

Defense for Public Affairs, has cumulative monthly lists of DoD contracts

over $l million, Available in Caltech library.

e)

Selected information on specific contractors is available from NAMIC,

American Friends Service Committee, 160 N. Fifteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.

19102.

NARMIC gets lots of requests for help, so it's good to try local

resource groups before calling on NArMIC.

.don

IV. Analyzing selected companies.

At this point, you know the locations of many military agencies

facilities

in your town. You have a list of businesses with var contracts?

and you have specifics on contracts held by those firms that interest you most.

Now you will probably select several firms that exercise substantial power in

the area or make a particularly brutal product and consider initiating pro-

jects to change one or more of these selected firms. You need to know who runs

a company, how the company relates to other firms (interlocking directorates,

trade arrangements, subcontracts), what the company makes that could be affected

through consumer pressure, how the company is organized, its working conditions

and hiring policies, and more.

a) Companies that issue 'stock publish shareholders' reports prior to the l'

annual shareholders' meeting, and they publish a prospectus before a new

issue of stock is made. These documents list the company's directors and their

salaries, detail the nature of items produced, list subsidiary companies

owned and their products, and provide other very useful information.

Caution:

these are essentially public relations papers and may be deceptively worded.

For example, two years ago a shareholders' report issued by the nation's

64th largest war contractor did not mention that the firm did business with

the Pentagon. To get shareholders' reports or a stock prospectus, write

to the company or ask your local stock broker.

b) NACIA'S RiG provides excellent suggestions, as follows:

pp. 17-18, sources of information on the production and financial structure

of corporations, and guides to business sources and suggestions on method-

Ology.

p. 14, how to discover directors, officers and interlocking relations

with other firms, and stock ownership and control data.

pp. 6-9, sources of information on the individuals who own and manage

corporations--their links with government and political matters, involvement

in civic affairs. voluntary organizations and church affiliation.

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,it all wor

mike the best use dethe facts you now have at your & bposal, you'll need

no build a basic understanding of corporate practices, Defense Department

policies, military projects, and practices and procedures related to contract

bidding and negotiating.

a) NACIA's RIG, pp. 15-17, lists sources that explain business practices and

describe governmental regulatory agencies.

b) NACIA'S RIG, pp. 27-28, guides you to information on DOD posture and

strategy, military treaties, and hearings.

c). Scan the literature items listed at the end of this outline until you

find what you need.

d) Look in your library card catalog under "Defense contracting" and "Gov-

ernment contracting" for books the war contractors use to shed light on pro-

cedures they must follow.

VI. Initiating the action project

The action project you design should reflect your assessment of the needs of

your comnunity and the political atmosphere there, your understanding of the

role of the company and/or military facility you decide to focus on, the

viewpoints and ethics of your group, and your group's resources. The strategy.

you develop should express your goals and program very clearly and precisely.

In conclusion, it is well to emphasize that the great power of

the military-

industrial complex does not make the complex invulnerable.

On the contrary,

the more complicated and specialized a system of organizations becomes, the

more vulnerable it is to carefully applied pressures and encouragements.

Projects conducted by a very small number of people can have real influence

on major corporations.

Committeed people with clear heads and accurate infor-

mation can transform a power structure!

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• RESOURCE GROUPS

ne following organizations can provide materials, advice, assistance or

referrals to other organizations in southern California.

All of these groups

depend on voluntary contributions for their support, so it's nice to make a

contribution when they help you.

American Triends Service Committee, 980 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, Ca. 91103.

Tel:

(213) 791-1978, 681-7651, 282-5812.

The AFSC bookroom carries hundreds

of books and pamphlets on war, peace, nonviolence, social change organizing,

and related topics, as well as films and tapes.

ASC can provide nationally

known speakers, consultation on project design and research methodology, and

training for nonviolent action.

-'.o.

Center for New Corporate Priorities, 304 So. Ardmore, Suite 101, Los ingeles,

Ca. 90020. Tel.

(213) 381-2195, 281-2194. The Center maintains files on

valnerabar business and make then more socially respons la

COMMIT - the Center of Metropolitan Mission In-Service Training, 817 1. 34th

• St., Los Angeles, Ca. 90007.

Tel. (213) 747-7255. COMMIT provides training

persons interested in social change with specialized consulting and training

in such areas as conflict management, leadership development, 'community analysis,

organizational analysis, organizational problem solving, and race relations.

Friends Committee on Legislation, 984 No. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, Ca. 91103.

Tel.

(223) 798-7213, 681-5161.

FCI publishes a monthly newsletter with

details on the state

and national legislative activity related to peace and

social justice issues.

The organization maintains files on attitudes, connec-

tions and voting records of southern California congressmen, and through

the related group, Friends Committee on National Legislation, FCL has access

to detailed information on military appropriations and congressional action

related to the Defense Department.

National Action/Research on the Military-Industrial Complex, a project of the

Arerican Friends Service Committee, 160 N. Fifteenth St., Philadelpnia, Pa.

19102. Tel. (213) 563-9372. NARMIC has immediate access to detailed infor-

mation on war contractors through subscription sources usually available only

to business firms themselves. NARMIC provides this data to active groups on

request, and publishes studies on major questions such as chemical-biological

warfare.

Recommendation: seek NARMIC's help on specific points of information

when you are sure you cant get that you need locally.

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FOR RESEARCHERS AND ORGANIZERSS

lise books listed below (and many

of the books referred to in the bibliographies

they contain) are available from the AFSC bookroom.

Council on Economic Priorities. Efficiency in Death: The Manufacturers of

Ant1-Personnel Leapons (N.Y., Harper and Row, 1970).

Descriptions and tech-

nical explanations of anti-personnel weapons, with information on major firms

producing such weapons.

Si Kahn. How Pecple Get Power (N.X., McGraw-Hill, 1970). A handbook of

effective organizational techniques developed for poor people's organizers and

useful to anyone interested in influencing or transforming a power structure.

North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA). NACLA Research Nethodology

•Quide (copyright 1970; available from NACLA, P.O. Box 226, Berkely, Ca. 94701).

Probably the most comprehensive and easily understood research guide of them

all. A "must" for researchers!

NACLA.

The University-Military-Police Complex-- a directory and related.

documents (copyright 1970; available from NACIA).

Explanatory information

on the topic, with indexes to key individuals and institutions and suggestions

for research and action.

National iction/Research on the Military-Industrial Complex (iVARMIC). Weapons

for Counterinsurgency (published 1970 by the National Peace Literature Service

of the American Friends Service.Committee).

Easy-to-read historical and tech-

nical information on chemical, biological and anti-personnel weapons, with

lists

of manufacturers and items manufactured and

a model project.

0.H. Collective.

The Organizer's Manual: (N.Y., Bantam Books, 1971). A very

thorough manual for organizers of all kinds, with nitty-gritty information

that can make the difference between success and failure.

Partha lestover. Guide to Researching Institutional Portfolios published by

NARHIC, 1970).

A hor-to guide for finding out wat stocks your church,

school, business, non-profit organization holds, with list of useful move-

ment publications and research groups.

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THE MILI'

Y-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX--HOW IT

These books;

These and many of the books

Jisted in the bibliographies are available at the AFSC bookroom.

Richard J. Barnet. The Economy of Death (N.Y., Atheneum, 1970). This book

gives a close analysis of the military budget, examines the workings of the

military-industrial complex, and includes suggestions for citizen action.

Col. James A. Donovan, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret.). Militarism, U.S.A. (N.I.,

Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970). This book, written in cooperation with

former larine Corps Commandant David Shoup, gives the insider's view of

militarism in America - how it came to be, what it is, how it works.

Sidney Lens. The Military-Industrial Complex (Pilgrim Press and the National

Catholic Reporter, 1970). Lens has brought together a vast amount of

carefully documented and very surprising information, going beyond a des-

cription of the MIC to explain the relationship of organized labor and the •

academic world to American militarism.

NARMIC. Police on the Homefront (NARMIC, the American Friends Service

Committee, 1971).

Essays on police training and equipment, revealing the

adaptation of military equipment and techniques developed in Vietnam.

Special supplement on the FBI.

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1. Figures from Friends Committee on National Legislation, 245 Second

Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20002.

Detailed budget information available

from Friends Committee on Legislation (see list at back).

2. Sid Lens, The Military-Industrial Complex, P. 12

3.. Report of the Presidential Committee on the Iconomic Impact of

• Defense and Disarmament, chaired by Gardner Ackley, 1965.

4o Lens, p. 45

5. Lens, p. 4

at pani

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T.O

"DEMONSTRATION AT THE NIXON DINNER"

This is a demonstration outline for suggested

Nonviolent Direct Action at the Nixon fund-

raising dinners of November 9, 1971.

It may

also be applicable in other times and places.

This outline was prepared by WRL Fiold Secretary,

Jerry Coffin.

War Resisters League, 339 Lafayette St., New York NY 10012. (212) 228-0450

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in as many

will sinultaneously address abat 20 Renublican ?..

cities.

He will speak over eithef direct phone cur

-scuit television. The urL thinks that wherever he goes watcyorr

•s sembers of his administration need to be confronted with their. responsi:

'continuing var in Indochina, poverty and racism at home and the tragedy o

where Merican arms slaughter the Bengali people.

The November e demonstrailed

your city can he the beginning of a year-long series of actions aimed at preventine

ilixon from covering un his role in this bloody work.

The ilovember 9 demonstrations are particularly important for another reason. on

roverber & the Daily Death Toll project begins in Washington D.C.

This project has be.

explained in previous mailings.

Essentially it involves 300 persons per day committin;

civil disobedience at the linite House. to symbolize the 300 persons killed that day in

•Our demonstrations at the Republican fund-raising dinners will call attention

to what's happening in Washington and make the point that no matter where he goes Nixon

cannot avoid being reminded of this murderous work.

StInter

In building an election year strategy the antiwar movement needs to bear in mind that

there is good rcason for removing Nixon from the white louse.

First he has an historical

position on Indochina that dates back to 1954 when he advocated using nuclear vicapons to

save the French colonial war effort.. Second, he has succeeded in making Indochina his

var. The Democrats are now free to attack the war and lixon on a partisan basis.

Nevertheless, if the Democrats are going to make ending the war a plank of their cam-

paign it will be only because we make the issue important and keep it in the forefront.

Since both political parties represent essentially the same class in our society many

Denocrats would like to forget the war as

an issue. It's only by making it plain that

ally President who continues the war will be driven

from office are we going to have

either political party put forward a plank that calls for a complete end to the war.

¿ixon, up 'til now, has been very successful in defusing the war issue. That's partly

occause the two major slogans of the antiwar movement, "Set the Date for Total "1th-

drawal" and "Out ilow" have equated ending the war with ending the American ground corbai

role and American casualties.

The war does not end until there are no more casualties

an any side in Indochina and doesn't happen until the liS ends support of the Thieu

dictatorship, removes all men and materiel, ends the bombing, exchanges prisoners and :

allows seli detemmination for all of Indochina.

In our demonstrations we should therefore 1) concentrate in the war as Nixon's war (by

this we mean not that his adrinistration is responsible totally for creating the wai

jut he aid his administration is responsible for letting the war continue) and aim our

antivar actions at him and members of his administration, and 2) educate peoble yo..une

ract that ending the war means more than ending U.S. casualties. For the first objec-

tive we suggest demonstrations such as the one outlined in this paper.

For the second

objective le suggest you not talk about the war in simlistic slogans but use the PRG

seven point program for ending the war (up 'til December 31, 1971 when it expires) and

ine Peoples Peace Treaty as ways of explaining

how to really end the wat.

Tactical Situation

#1

" November o in about 20 cities Nixon will address Renublican Fund Raising dinners.

will lon talking in Chicago and the other cities will lear the speech over telephone

ir closed circuit television.

The dinners will be attended by wealthy Republicans.

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chi cago

Atlant-

Bostole

'Charlotte N.C.

Cleveland

Dallas

Houston

Wilmington, Del.

Pittsburgh

Rochester

• San Francisco

ain dinner

• St. Lo

Washing

Los Ang:

Miami

Minneapolis - St. Paul

Nashville

New York City.

Drlando, Fla.

Philadelphia

San. Diego

Tactics

The situntion calls for reminding the Republican contributers at the dinner of their

responsibility for the continuing slaughter in Indochina.

Further, the message to the

general public through direct observation and the news media should emphasize the con

tinuing war in indochina and continuing deaths of Indochanese (estimated at 300 per day

in Vietnam alone).

Ile suggest a modified guerilla theater demonstration. Participants should be organized

to participate as actors in the theatre. A supporting rally type demonstration or

picket line should be set up for those not wanting to participate in the theatre.

Spectre of Death

lave people dress up in black cloaks with white pancake makeup on their faces. As many

as possible should wander slowly and aimlessly around the entrance to the Dinner.

They

should have signs hanging from their necks with a single theme.

For instance, ore theme

could be genocide with each spectre having a different word on his/her sign like Attica,

kuschwitz, Dachau, My Lai, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Kent State, Jackson State, Orange-

purs, cic. The spectres should not talk to anyone but maintain a haunting silence.

•loodbath

lave participants dress in old clathes and set rallons of blood from your local slaughter

jouse of many cans of: diluted tomato soup (easier than katsup) .

As Dinner guests start

io arrive get as close to the entrance to the Dinner as possible and everyone lie down

"Victims of a Nixon Bombing" or 1300 Vietnamese neople butchered today" or "While you

least people die" etc.

llave the sign holders say, "Why did we kill these people?" and

ave the "wounded and dead" moan and cry:

Ivil Disobedience Ontion

ry to get inside the place of the Dinner and do your theatre inside. You could get

at with a vandalism charge if you spread the blood around so either keep the blood on

le floars or use the spectre of death. Also sit-ins at the entrance could be used.

nte

on't be discouraged if police barricades prevent you from getting close to the Dinner.

•it's good theatre in itseif. The police protecting inion's friends from the people.

your action as close as you can get and nope

the noirs media will spread the Visual

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

In connection with the leaflet "Demonstration at the

Nixon Dinner," it is noted that the tactics set forth in this

leaflet were utilized by the Albuquerque Chapter of the WRL at

a demonstration during the course of a Republican Party fund-

raising dinner in Albuquerque on

1 the evening of December 3, 1971.

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1-410-041)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

104

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

NICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuquerque, New Mexico

December

• 17, 1971

Title

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

Character

Reference

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

Albuquerque memorandum dated 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.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIOVAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1032 EDITION

G5A FPMR (41 025R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT

Memorandum

1:

DATE:

DIRECTOR, FBI

12/17 / 71

SAC, NEWARK (100-53636) -P-

RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS-NEW LEFT

(00 :NEW YORK)

3-273

Re New York

letter to Bureau dated 11/18/71; and

Newark letter and LM to Bureau dated 11/17/71.

Referenced New York letter advised that as of 11/71

there were 635 IRL members in the State of New Jersey.

To

date Newark has not been able to substantiate any successful

organizational efforts on the part of captioned organization

in the State of New Jersey, in spite of extensive investigation.

Further, only three persons in the Newark Division have been

identified as being members or officers of the WRL, and all

The following

information contained in Newark files concerning each of

these persons is set forth as folbows for information:

HENRY /KOCH

In 9/71, Capt. CLAUDE CISPANI, BureaU of Criminali

(Identification, Hackensack, N.J., advised that KÖCH, DOB 1/30/03,

has for several years conducted

one-man demonstrations against

U.S. involvement in Vietnam but that he was considered to be

a "harmless old man" who has never engaged in any overt or

subversive activity against the U.s.

On 8/6/71, Patrolman HOLBROOK CAVEY, Old Tappan,

(NJPD, advised

that KOCH

was known to most of the community of

Oia Tappan, N.J., as a "crank"

He was further described

as

"anti-establishment", but "ineffectual"

REC - 32

9=3-

(2-Bureau (RM)

2-New York (97-5) (RM) EX-104

_97-3-285

5-Newark

(1-100-53872) (BENT ANDRESSEN)

6 DEC 2? 1971

(1-100-53867) (HENRY KOCH)

(1-100-53659) (JOHN C. HESS, JR.)

IR/bak

(9)

DOJAN 4 - 1972

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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NK 100-53636

Nil.

BENT /ANDRESEN

In 11/71, background re ANDRESEN was developed and

it was

determined

that he was born 1/14/08.

No derogatory

information was developed during this investigation, and

ANDRESEN was not known to be involved in any subversive

activities.

JOHN C.XHESS, JR.

HESS was the subject of an investigation by the

Newark Division during the period 5/4-11/2/71. It was learned

that HESS was born in 2/52, and is a student at Newark State

College,

Union, N.J. During this investigation it was learned

that a P.O, Box in Kearny, N.J., was rented by HESS in the

name of the New Jersey Peace Action Center.

The only mail

received in this box was a WRL pamphlet which arrived approx-

imately once a month.

No subversive activities on the part

of HESS were noted during this investigation.

In view of the foregoing, and since all investigative

efforts concerning captioned organization and its membership

in New Jersey,

have been essentially negative, Newark feels

that the possibility exists that the great majority of the

635 members attributed to WRL in New Jersey may be WRL

sympathizers who appear on WRI mailing lists as opposed to

actual members of a viable WRI chapter in New Jersey.

Newark will keep this case in a pending status pending

receipt of more concrete information Irom new York as to

organizational status and membership in New Jersey IRL. In

absence of such concrete information, Newark will close instant

case file, VACB.

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"MAY TESTEDITION

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

. UNITED STATES (

FERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 12/29/71

FROM

: SAC,

PITTSBURGH (100-17270) C

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTORS LEAGUE

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

Enclosed for the Bureau are seven copies of an LHM

dated and captioned as

above.

PG I-l is a source in a position to have information

of this type and is identified on a Non-Symbol Source

pe and 1s a

Administrative Page attached for the Bureau.

As indicated in enclosed LHM, captioned organization

in the Morgantown,

". Va., area is composed almost solely of

one individual and is a non-violent, non-militant anti-war

organization, which engages in peaceful draft counseling of

potential draftees, most of them being students at West

Virginia University.

In view of information developed concerning captioned

organization, it is felt that further investigation is not

warranted, and Pittsburgh is closing its file until such

time as the complexion or character of same may change.

38

Bureau (Encs.

7)

- Pittsburgh

RST :ssk/rmk

(3)

ENGTOSURE

ST 107

97-3-286

REG-185

18 JAN 3 1972

HH

My routing chri

Into a ara

ine. 2/2/72.

54 FEB 3 1972

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PG 100-17270

NON-SYMBOL ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

Re Pittsburgh lotter to the Bureau dated 12/29/71.

West Virginia University, Morgantown,

it"

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

December 29, 1971

WAR RESISTORS LEAGUE

MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA

On October 26, 1971, and again on December 16, 1971,

PG T-I, who has furnished reliable information in the past,

advised

that the War Resistors League in Morgan town, W. Va..

is an organization primarily consisting of one person,

Lawrence Edward/Zbach.

PG T-1 advised that this is not a

campus organization at West Virginia University, but, in fact,

it is operated off the campus at the Bennett House, which is

an ecumenical type center sponsored by various Morgantown

churches.

PG I-l advised that he knows of no students who are

actually members of the organization, although some have

availed themselves of its services.

PG I-I advised that the organization is anti-war,

but not militant. The primary purpose and aim of the organiza-

tion is to engage in draft counseling.

PG T-1 advised that

the organization does not advise potential draftees not to

submit to induction,

but merely explains the draft laws and

regulations to them

and makes sure they are fully aware

of

their rights under the Selective Service Act and Selective

PG T-1 advised that he knows of no

War Resistors League has advised someone

to violate the law by not submitting to induction. However,

PG T-l did state that on numerous occasions they have explained

rights to potential draftees and have aided and encouraged them

to seek legitimate deferments on religious grounds, conscientious

objector grounds or possibly mental and/or physical reasons.

PG T-1 advised that the organization has never

engaged in any demonstrations, peaceful or otherwise, in

Morgantown, but has strictly limited its activities

to draft

counseling.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it

and its contents are not to be distributed out-

side your agency.

9

5-115,4

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WAR RESISTORS LEAGUE

MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA

The head and almost sole member of the organization,

Lawrence Edward Zbach, is a non-militant, non-violent type

person according to PG T-I,

who has never engaged in any

type of activity other than

strictly peaceful draft counseling.

2*

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,

FD-203 (Rev. 12-19-671*

FEDERALI

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,

0t 17

REPORTING OFFICE

OKLAHOMA CITY

TITLE OF CASE

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

NEW YORK

DATE

12/29/71

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

2/10/71 - 12/10/71

REPORT MADE BY

SA JAMES E. GARRIS

CHARACTER OF CASE

TYPED BY

blh

IS - NEW LEFT

REFERENCES:

Oklahoma City let and LHM, 6/3/71, captioned "WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, IS - MISC., " no

copy New York.

New York airtel to Bureau, 10/27/71, captioned as above.

-p -

ADMINISTRATIVE:

0

Copies of report furnished to local offices of USA, Secret Ser-

vice, 1l2th MIG, OSI, and to NISO, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Leaders and members of University of Oklahoma (OU) WRL mentioned

herein are subjects of pending investigations by Oklahoma City. Office.

CONVIC. AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

I NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR EYES INO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

DYES INO

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

SPECIAL AGENT

DIN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW.

:: 455

REC C2

HIH

Bureau (97-3).

USA, Oklahoma City (RM)

-

Secret Service,

Oklahoma

City (RM)

2

2

112th MIG, Oklahoma City

(RM)

OSI, Tinker Air Force Base (RM)

NISO, New Orleans, Louisiana (RM)

- Oklahoma

Ney Toma Cat→54100-8129)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Agency

Request Recd.

55/RAO-/SD(2)

Date Fwd.

How Fwd.

2/2/72.

815.2

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IRS, USPS, and local authorities advised of matters

of interest

stated herein..

All information pertaining to activity and/or

individuals outside area covered by reporting office has

previously been furnished Bureau and/or interested offices

by appropriate communication.

Investigative period extends from 2/10/71, to:

12/10/71, to include all pertinent information concerning

OU WRL.

Coverage of OU WRI afforded by OC 632-PSI, OC 633-PSI,

OC 1230-S

and OC 1453-PSI, as well as through established sources

among college administrative personnel, campus security, and local

law enforcement.

Report classified CONFIDENTIAL since it contains

information from several active informants, the unauthorized

disclosure of which could reveal their identities and thus

compromise their future effectiveness, which could be injurious

to the national defense.

INFORMANTS

Source

Location

OC T-1

former OC 602-s

(requested)

OC I-2,

OC 1230-S

oc I-3;

OC 632-PSI

Oc I-4;

CS OC 1361-C)

OG I- 5,

cis. 0C 1369-C

OC I-6,t 00 633-PSI

OC I-7, OC 1453-PSI

OC 134-260A-119, 146, 121, 126, 135

OC 134-307A-8, 16, 17, 18, 32

OC 134-296A-6, 17

06 137-4341-3

O6 137-4347-2

OC 134-300A-8

OC 134-319A-2,

3,

8-

LEADS:

OKLAHOMA CITY DIVISION

AT NORMAN AND OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA.

Will follow

activities of OU WRI

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FD-204 (Rev 3-3-59)

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

CONFIDENIIALO

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 - USA, Oklahoma City (RM)

1 - Secret Service,

Oklahoma City (RM)

2 - OsLe Linker AlL Force Base, OkLanoma (R™)

2 - 112th MIG, Oklahoma City (RM)

1 - NISO, New Orleans, Louisiana (RM)

JAMES E. GARRIS

12/29/71

100-8129

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

Office:

Oklahoma City

Bureau File #:

97-3

Character:

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

Synopsis:

University of Oklahoma (OU) War Resisters League (WRL), Norman,

Okla., organized in early 1971 by JOEL COHEN,

OU student who

claims to be a pacifist.

WRI, is a recognized

co-sponsor of teach-in march,

2/71; "March Against Repression,

co-sponsored Armed Forces Day march, 5/7L; antidraft march,

9/71; co-sponsored DAVID DELLINGER speech, 9/71; sponsored

Rorc' demonsteivities, 107 Sponsored "Stop the war - No business

but failed to picket Federal Building, Oklahoma City, enter and

distribute leaflets purposely to be arrested in order to challenge

constitutionality of law prohibiting same; OU WRL now plans

this activity after second semester begins, 1/72. Finances st

forth.

CONFIDENTIAL

xx-done +45419431321

CRoUP

Excluded from

autonatic

liberading and

doclassicication

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.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ORIGIN

AIMS; PURPOSES, AFFILIATION

HEADQUARTERS

LEADERS AND MEMBERSHIP,.

ACTIVITIES

FINANCES

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War Resisters

League (WRL),,

University of Oklahoma,

Norman, Oklahoma

The War Resisters League. (WRI) has been

publicly described as founded in 1923

and is the American section of the War

Resisters International, a worldwide.

pacifist movement.

ORIGIN:

A WRL was recently organized at the University of

OkLahoma (OU), Norman, Oklahoma, by one JOEL COHEN, an OU

student who claims to be a pacifist.

COHEN indicated the

WRI at OU had been recognized as a student organization by

the OU Student Congress on February 2, 1971.

COHEN also'

indicated he hoped that the OU WRI could work closely with

the OU Committee to 'End the War, in Vietnam (CEWV).

(OC T-1, 2/10/71)

The OU CEWV is a peaceful student group

whose aims are to protest the Vietnam war,

draft, military, and university policy, but

in the past has stressed that any activity

would be non-violent.

(OC T-I, 2/10/71)

AIMS, PURPOSES, AFFILIATION

According to JOEL COHEN, an 0U student, Norman,

Oklahoma, who organized the OU WRL, WRL is a national organi-

zation which utilizes pacifistic techniques and non-violent

civil disobedience to achieve their goals in relation to the

war, the draft, ROTC, etc.

(OC T-1, 2/10/71)

The OU WRI is affiliated with the National WRI

and is a peaceful, non-violent antiwar-antidraft student®

group at OU.

The OU WRI is a recognized student group at OU

and since it was organized in early 1971, the group has

sponsored or co-sponsored several antiwar-antidraft marches

in Norman and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

When planning these

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activities;

members of the OU WRi have stressed that all'

activity will be legal and

non-violent.

No one associated

Not violence RY la peone ss or has demonstrated

• a propensity

(Officer EDWARD EATON, |

Security Department,

5/20, 24771)

Oklahoma,:

The OU WRI is affiliated with the National WRI and is

active in the Norman - Oklahoma City area.

• (OC T-2, 9/24/71)

HEADQUARTERS A

The 00 WRL maintains. its office at 1335 South

Jenkins.

street, Norman, Oklahoma, which is the residence of Joll

President of the OU WRI.

(OC T-2, 9/24/71)

LEADERS AND MEMBERSHIP

A WRI group was recently organized at 0U, Norman,

Oklahoma, by one JOEL COHEN, an OU student who claims to be

a pacifist.

COHEN stated that as of February, 1971; the OU

WRi had ten to fifteen members.

(OG I-1, 2/10/71)

During February and March, 1971, when the OU WRI was

organizing, the group had possibly ten members.. As of May,

the group had 25 to 30 members.

(Officer EDWARD EATON

Security Department.

Norman,

"Oklahoma,:

5/20, 24/71)

DEBORAH GAYLE

assistants in planning

meetings and activities

of the group.

officer EDWARD EATON,

Security Department,

OU, Norman,

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JOEL COHEN is Chairman of

the OU WRL: At the close

of the Spring Semester at

Ou, May,

1971, the group had

approximately 25 members:

(OC T-1, 6/17/71)

JOEL COHEN is president and leader of the OU WRL,

which has no other officers or leaders at present.

group has no official membership, but there are ter "regulars".

who are current members, and possibly 20 to 30 others who are

sympathizers

(OC T-2,: 9/24/71)

ACTIVITIES

The OU WRI and CEWV sponsored a

march on the ou campus, Februan dE, 1e7le pete teng J."s.

involvement in Laos as well as ROIC and defense contracts at:

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2/11/71)

BILL JONES,

_ Chiéf of

Security,JOU,

Norman,.

Oklahoma, 2/11/71)

The February 26,

issue of the "Oklahoma Daily,"

OU student newspaper, reflected an item stating the ou WRL

would hold a meeting on March 2, 1971, to discuss a "march on

the capitol."

The :OU. WRL was planning a march from an unidentified

park near Northwest 23rd Street and Broadway,

Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma,.

the Vietnam war.

In connection with the planning of the march,

the OU WRI. indicated

they would seek the support of the OU

(OC T-1, 2/26/71)*

JOEL COHEN, President of the OU WRL, was' prèsent at

an OU CEWV meeting on March 2, 1971,

that WRL's "March Against Repression, and COHEN told the group

on the Oklahoma State

Capitol. in Oklahoma City, March 9, 1971, would be legal

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and non-violent..

The OU CEW officially endorsed the march,

but would not participate as an organization.

(OC I-1, 3/9/71)

The OU WRI sponsored a peaceful "March Against Repres-

sion"

on the Oklahoma State Capitol on March 9,

1971.

Approximately 125 people, including WRI members from OU and

students from other Oklahoma universities, participated in

the march.

50-77574

"(Agent DON WALLACH,

Oklahoma State Bureau

of Investigation

-(OSBI), Oklahoma City,

OkLahoma, 3/9/71)

in the oklahoma State de Ant war contes nech participated

April 3, 1971.

The conference was held for the purpose of

in workshops and to plan a trip to Washington,

D. C.,. or San Francisco, California, to participate in antiwar

demonstrations in those cities on April 24, 1971.

conference failed to determine the number of people interésted

in making the trip to Washington of San Francisco for the

demonstration.

(OC T-3, 4/6/71)

A leaflet prepared by the OU WRI and distributed on the

Ou campus in April, 1971, announced an antiwar march would be

VIe staged on the State Capitol in Oklahoma City in May 5, 1971, in

commemoration of the Jackson-Kent State tragedy, sponsored by

the lOU WRL.

The leaflet stated that tentative speakers would be

GARDENKO, identified in the leflet as National Chairman of

and BILL ARTHRELL, identified in the leaflet as "Kent State

May 4, 1970, activities,

head of Kent State Resistance."

The

leaflet also stated that march participants would meet at the

Oklahome City University (OCU) campus.

Agent DON WALLACH, OSBI,

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,

4/27/71, who

received

leaflet

'from a confidential

I source considered reliable

I by WALLACH..)

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On April 27, 1971, Detective R. J. MELTON, Intel-

ligence Division, Oklahoma City Police Department, ascertained

from the Oklahoma City Traffic Control Department that JOEL

COHEN, OU WiL, had requested and was granted a parade permit

Ior above mentioned march. COHEN indicated the marchers would

assemble at OCU at 12:30 p.mi., May 5, 1971, and march peacefully

to the State Capitol,

arriving at approximately 1:30 p.m.

COHEN estimated 200 to 300 people would participae in the march.

The scheduled OU WRL-sponsored march on the State:

Capitol, Oklahoma City,

May 5, 1971, was to be prefaced by an

8 p.m. rally on May 4, 1971, on OU's South Oval sponsored by the

OU WRL..

(Captain DAVID STENHOUSE,

Security Department,

• OU

Norman, Oklahoma, 5/4/71)

The May 4, 1971, evening edition of the "Norman

Transcript" newspaper, Norman, Oklahoma, reflected an article

captioned "Antiwar Protests Set for Capitol."

The article stated:

JOEL COHEN, Chairman of the OU WRI, announced that a

rally would be held' at 8 p.m., May 4, 1971, at OU to plan for

Wednesday's activities, which are as follows:

Interested persons will meet at OCU at 10:30 a.m. for

rally, after which the group will break for lunch.

After lunch,

the group will march to Oklahoma State Capitol.

Guerrilla Theater

performances will be held en route to and at Capitol Building.

IGAL ROODENKO, National Chairman of WRI, and representatives of

Oklahoma City

Welfare Rights GrOUp,

OU Women's Liberation, and

YSA (Young Socialist Alliance) will speak.

At 3:30 p.m.,

group will move into Capitol Building and have a vigil in memory

of Jackson - Kent State tragedy. After the vigil, the group

plans to do "some lobbying of the Legislators,

after which the

group will move outside and attempt to spend the night.

As the youth organization of the Socialist Workers

Party (SWP), the YSA serves as the main source or

recruitment

into that organization.

The YSA is

described in the masthead of its official publigar.

"The Young Socialist Organizer,

multinational revolutionary socialist youth

organization.

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The SWP has been designated by the Attorney.

General of the United States pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

From 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,

May 5, 1971,

approxi-

mately 100 persons,

mostly students from Oklahoma colleges,

assembled at the OCU campus.

During this period, no rally.

the group marched east on Northwest 23rd

Street to the Oklahoma State Capitol,

arriving at 1:30 p.m.

The

group marched around the Capitol Building, rested on the Capitol

steps, then entered the Capitol rotunda where they remained

4:05 p.m.

The demonstrators then separated, stating they

would attempt to see their respective legislators.

At 5:30 p.m., a small group of demonstrators reassembled

on the Capitol lawn for an all night candlelight vigil.

During the march, Capitol demonstration, and all night

vigil, the demonstrators chanted "Peace Now" and shouted

obscenities.:

Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) Troopers refused the

demonstrators the use of electrical outlets for an amplification

system and there were no speeches except for spontaneous remarks

by various demonstrators.

During the demonstration in the Capisol Building, one

demonstrator,

MIKE XLEWITZ, an OU student, attempted to enter an

official hallway of the Capitol and was arrested by an OHP

Trooper for disturbing the peace.

As troopers escorted LEWITZ

out of the Capitol, LEWITZ slipped on the stairs and claimed a

back injury.

The only other incident was an unidentified demonstrator

who was reportedly struck in the face by a Senate Sergeant-at-

Arms for carrying a toy machine gun into the Senate Gallery and

was ejected:

(Lieutenant BILL VETTER,

Intelligence Division,

Oklahoma City Police

Department, and Agent

DON WALLACH, OSBI,

OkLahoma City, 5/5, 6/71,

The May 12, 1971, evening edition of the "Oklahoma

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article which stated, in part, that the WRL and Oklahoma

Chapter of Veterans Against the War (VAW) were planning &

peaceful Armed Forces Day march and an all night vigil at

Lincoln Park, Oklahoma City, May 15 - 16, 1971, according to

Approximately 75 people, representing the Oklahoma

Chapters of WRI and VAW, assembled at the Oklahoma State

Capitol in Oklahoma City from 10:30 aim. to 12 noon, May 15,

1971.

At 12 noon, the group marched from the Capitol to

Lincoln Park in Oklahoma City, arriving at 2:10 p.m.

Antiwar

and antidraft speeches were made by several individuals at

the Capitol and Lincoln Park.:

in the early evening of May 15, 1971, a small group

of the demonstrators gathered at Lincoln Park for an all

night candlelight vigil.

The above activities were peaceful and there were

no incidents.

(Major I. G. PURSER,

Patrol Division,

Oklahoma City Police

Department, 5/16/71)

The July 28, 1971,

issue of the "Daily Oklahoman"

newspaper, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, reflected an article entitled,

"Foes of War Challenge Law."

The article stated in part as

follows:

A suit challenging a 1970 State law that prohibits

using the names of war dead in demonstrations without first

seeking permission from survivors was filed on July 27th in

Cleveland County District Court, Norman, Oklahoma.

Antiwar

protestors, who claim membership'in two Norman-based antiwar

organizations, Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) and

War Resisters

League (WRL), who are represented by Enid

(UkLanoma) Attorney STEPHEN JONES, asked that the Cleveland

County District Attorney and State Attorney General be enjoined

from prosecuting theme fijiaN.2

The protestors intend to use the names of war dead

in an upcoming Labor Day demonstration on the OU campus. and

Cleveland County Courthouse grounds in Norman:

The injunction petition, which also questions the

constitutionality of the act was filed in behalf of MIKE

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B. APPROX

/ANDERSON, Aged 22, Norman;

and DONALD E.

PARKER,

Aged 24,

WILLIAM EARLS

Oklahoma City.

AgREx 25, and NELSONBERRY, Aged 21, all of

.B. APPROX

The injunction asks that an estimated 100 persons

expected to participate in the demonstration also be protected

ERe cost to chat a he meat t the con be gianted

The VVAW-WRL-sponsored demonstration in Norman,

Oklahoma, on Labor Day, September 6, 1971, was canceled.

(OC T-3, 9/6/71)

SherIff BILL

PORTER, Norman,

Oklahoma, 9/6/71)

The September 21, 1971, issue of. the "Oklahoma

Journal" newspaper, Oklahoma Gity, Oklahoma, reflected an

article which stated OU students JOEL COHEN

and JERRY PETIPRIN,

ou WRL members, marched quietly with placards in front of the

old federal Building in Oklahoma City on September 29, 1971, •

and distributed antidraft pamphlets.

There was no activity on the part of the OU WRL

during the summer months of 1971, but this group is active

again and held their first meeting of the Fall Semester on

September 22, 1971, with about thirty people present.

It was

announced at the meeting that three rallies and/or demorstrations

nad been planned: October 13, 1971, OU WRL would sponsor demon-

strations at State and Federal facilities in Norman anc

Oklahoma City; October 25 - 29, 1971, mass conscientious objec-

tor rally in Washington, D._ C., and OU WRL might send members to

partpcipate; November 6, 1971, regional rallies against war

and conscription.

It was also announced at the meeting that

DAVE DELLINGER would speak to OU students on September 27, 1971.

• (Oc T-2, 9/24/71)

The September 24, 1971, issue of the "Oklahoma Daily,"

OU student newspaper,

Norman, Oklahoma, reflected an announce-

ment that "DAVE" DELLINGER, indicted along with the Chicago Seven,

will speak at 3:30 p.m., Monday, at 200 Dale Hall."

JOEL COHEN, President of the OU WRL,

requested the

OU Speaker's Bureau to finance the OU speech of DAVID DELLINGER

on September 27, 1971, requiring $1,400.

The Speaker' s. Bureau

denied this amount but agreed to partially finance DELLINGER's

speech

(OC I-4, 9/24/71)

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JOEL COHEN mentioned on September 24,

1971,

that

DAVE DELLINGER's OU speech on September 27, 1971,

had beer

postponed and tentatively rescheduled for September 29,

1971

(OC I-2, 9/24/71)

The OU Speakers Bureau and OU WRL are co-sponsoring

a speech by DAVID DELLINGER at 7:30 p.m.,

September 29, 1971,

at OU's Meacham Auditorium.

(OC I-5, 9/28/71)

Journal"

The September 30, 1971, issue of the "Oklahoma

newspaper,

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, reflected an article

entitled

| "DELLINGER Tells. OU Audience Strikes Next Anti-War

Phase

The article in part is as follows:

DAVE DELLINGER, one of the Chicago Seven convicted in

connection with disorders at the Chicago Democratic Convention

night that coordinated strikes and work stoppages are the next

action phase of the anti-war movement. He said, "marches and

rallies are not enough - we must use force: force without

violence."

DELLINGER said the

aimed "in the direction toward, strikes and work stoppages

strikes, will start

with an October 13

moratorium sponsored by the

People's Coalition

for Peace and Justice (PCPJ).

He stated that the PCPJ,

successor to the National Mobilization Committee to End the

War, which partly under his leadership engineered the Pentagon

demonstration in 1967, is now planning to launch major protests

outside seven large prisons around the country. The national

emphasis on

"law and order" is, he said, the voice of great

wealth and power saying "to you poor, disinherited and oppressed,

if you violate our property fetishes,.

we will put you in prison

and you will have no rights.

After DELLINGER's speech "fall offensive" against

many of the audience stayed

to participate in workshops on the

the

war, prison crisis and revolutionary non-violence.

A PCPJ press release dated March 1, 1971, described

the PCPJ as being headquartered in

Washington, D.G.,

and consisting of over 100. organizations which are

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using massive,

non-violent civil disobedience to

combat racism,

poverty, repression and the war.

In preparation for activities scheduled on October 13j

Drill Pield at 3:30 p.m.,™

by the OU WRi, WRI will sponsor a rally on the OU ROTC

October 12, 1971, to harass ROTC.

The OU WRL will

seek

support of the OU VAW.

in tripe.

(OC I-2, 10/12/71)

Activities scheduled by the OU WRI on October 13,

1971, are as follows:

areas near the OU campus in an effort to stop business

at 7 a.m.);

teas near one a keny

Boycott classes at OU;

Hold a "bike-in" to tie up parking spaces in business

•(beginning

Discussions on the OU campus;

• ,.

Memorial service on OU Campus Corner, Boyd and Asp

Streets, in Norman;

Release balloons in the OU Administration Building

in an effort to temporarily halt business operations of the

university;:

Serve an eviction notice on the OU ROTC;

Hold a candlelight procession through the U Campus

(beginning at 7:30 p.m.):

10/12/71):

SOC I-L DENNIS STENHOUSE,

(Captain™

o security departments

110/12/71) 1:

In preparation for activities

scheduled on October 13,

1971, by the OU WRL

approximately seventy persons demonstrated

on the OU ROTC Drill Field from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. s

October 12, 1971,

protesting ROTC.

Most demonstrators were

members of the OU WRI and VAW.

There were no incidents.

(OC T-2,. 10/13/71)

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Approximately 100 persons participated in several

"Stop the

Nar • No business as usua

activities in Norman,

Oklahoma, October 13, 1971, sponsored by the OU WRL with

support of the OU VAW. These

activities were as follows:

Beginning at ? a.m. and intermittently during the

morning hours,

"bike-in" tying up parking spaces in the busi-

ness areas near the OU campus in an effort to stop business.

On one occasion,

"bike-in

participants blocked the sidewalk,

but moved when police instructed them to break it up. No

arrests were made.

10:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., guerilla theater on dU's

South Oval.: No incidents..

11 a.m: to 11:15 a.m., participants released balloons

in the OU Administration Building in an effort to halt busi-

ness operations of the University. No incidents.

11:20 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., group appeared at the OU

Student Union chanting obscenities.

No incidents.

11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., group allowed to enter the

OU ROTC Armory. Participants served an eviction notice on

ROTC.

No incidents, but unknown persons deflated tires of one

vehicle in the Armory. :

12:45 p.m. to 1:15 p.m., group marched through the

OU Student Union chanting obscenities and blocking aisles.

Group dispersed when approached by OU Police.

No incidents.

7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., candlelight procession through

the OU Campus.

No, incidents.

JERRY (PETIPRIN, WRI member, led most of above acti-

vities and was

accompanied on occasions by DANIEL DRYZ, President®

of the OU. VVAW

(OC T-2, 10/13, 14/71

Captain DENNIS STENHOUSE,

OU Security Department,

10/13, 14/71)

The ou WRL met on the evening of october 20?.19/L,

on OU's South Oval.

Plans to participate in the washington,

D.C.,

demonstration on October 25,. 1971, were discussed..

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JERRY PETIPRIN;

spokesman for the group,_ stated if anyone was

interested in attending the Washington,

D. C., demonstration,

they would have to arrange for their own transportation.

• (OC I-2, 10/29/71)

The OU WRi has held no recent meetings and none had

been announced as of November 5, 1971. JOEL COHEN, head of

the OU WRL, has returned from a trip to California. Reason for

the

trip is unknown.

(OC I-6, 11/5/71)

The oU WrI held a meeting at OU's Dale Hall on

November 15, 1971, and approximately fifteen persons attended

the meeting, including JOEL COHEN and MIKE ANDERSON.

Those

the meeting discussed plans to picket the Federal Building in

Oklahoma City "in the near future," after legal briefs have been

prepared by Attorney STEPHEN K. JONES. OU WRI members will enter

the federal Building and attempt to distribute leaflets on the

second iloor.

Their aim is to be arrested in order that WRL mem-

bers can legally challenge the constitutionality ot a law pronibiting

the distribution of leaflets in the federal building.

Possible

harassment of Internal Revenue Service in the Federal Building

was discussed..

Further plans discussed at the above WRL meeting are

as follows:

The OU

WRL, with an unnamed group in Oklahoma City,

will "investigate" Oklahoma County Attorney CURTIS P. HARRIS

• and the Oklahoma City Police Department.

Ther purpose is to

attempt to uncover information on Oklahoma City Police Officers

who were involved in drug raids in Oklahoma City several weeks

This attempt will be made to discredit the Oklahoma City

Police Department.

• (OC T-7, 11/22/71)

JOEL COHEN, President of the OU WRL, and MIKE

ANDERSON, unofficial

student legal advisor to the OU WRI, indi-

cated they plan to attend the Southwest Convention of the WRI

at Albuquerque, New Mexico, during the Thanksgiving holidays.

(OC I-7, 11/22/71)

JOEL COHEN mentioned recently that the OU WRI, has®

held no meetings during the past two weeks and plan none until

some time in January, 1972.

He said for the past several weeks

wo to tour Whe members from OU have picketed

"'a few times"

at

the Federal Building in Oklahoma City. COHEN also indicated.

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that the OU WRI does not plan to enter the Federal Building

and distribute leaflets pornoriqusty mentioned at a WRI

meeting on November 15:

& some time after the second

semester at Ou begins in

n antary,

# 972.

COHEN mentioned that

the OU WRI will hold an informal meeting probably in January,

1972, just before the new semester begins to outline plans

for the second semester.

(OG I-7, 12/8/71)

FINANCES®

The OU Wri has no income, but as a recognized stu-

dent group at OU, the group receives some money from the

university, as do all recognized student groups, for operational

expenses.

The OU WRI does accept and receive small contributions

from members and sympathizers, but it has not received any gifts,

equipment,.

. facilities, or other financial support from indivi-

duals, groups, or organizations:

(OC T-1, 6/17/71)

The OU WRI has no regular income, but does receive some

tunds by selling literature, donations, and school tunds.

The

OU Student Congress recently approved $200 for this group to

use for operational expenses.

The group does accept and receive

small contributions from members and sympathizers, but the

group has received no gifts, equipment, facilities, or other

financial support from individuals, groups, or organizations.

(OG I-2, 9/24/71)

NFIDENTIAI

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma

December 29, 1971

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Title

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

Character

Reference

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

Oklahoma City report of SA

JAMES E. GARRIS, dated and

captioned as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

wher

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.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IDEZ EDITION

GSA FAMR (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES C- VERNMENT

i made

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE:

12/30/71

FROM,

SAC, ALBANY (100-22482) (RUC)

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LEFT

Re New York letter to Bureau dated 11/30/71.

On 12/6/71, Mr. THOMAS O'NEIL, New York State

Department of State, Division of Corporations, made avail-

able the Cextificate of Incorporation for the WRL and

the

following information was obtained:

The WRL was incorporated under the laws of the

State of New York, 10/14/46, and the following individuals

are listed as incorporators:

GEORGE B. "DE SILVER; FRANCES ROSE RANSOM; THEODORE

D. WALSER; HARRISON DE SILVER; and ABRAHAM KAUFMAN.

The purpose of the corporation shall be to work

for the attainment of peace between nations and between

groups of individuals through education and service of a

voluntary nature.

The territory of the operation shall be

that of the United States of America principally. The

Office of the Corporation shall be City and County of New:

York and the directors, at the time of incorporation were

EVAN WAX THOMAS, M.D., 7 East 75th Street, New York, New

York; JESSIE WALLACE HUGHAN,

PhD, 27 Pierrepont Street,

Brooklyn, New York and ABRAHAM. KAUFMAN, 946 East 26th Street,

Brocklyn, New York.

REC-89

A Certificate of Report of Existence for the WRI

was filed with the Department of State on 6/9/52

97-3-288

On 12/7/71, Mr. EDWIN FRIEDMAN, Director 6f Social

Services, Charitable Organizations Registration, made availe

Dable records of this particular agency which indicated that

- 2. - Bureau (RM)

2 - New York (97-5) (RM) Encs. (2)

1 - Albany

FJW: smw

(5)

9,1916

10725

Id: 3298519864

ferstavings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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the last annual report was filed on 9/29/71 for the year

ending 12/31/70. It listed a

• total of $110,104.62 having

been received by this organization and expenditures of

sufficient amount to result in a balance of $4,205.22.

This annual report listed the WRI incorporated

as being

located at 339 Lafayette Street, New York, New York.

Also contained in this file was a copy of a letter

sent to the WRi by this agency dated 10/20/71, giving notice

that in the future, unless the annual report was received

without a qualified opinion from the accounting firm auditing

the books, it would no longer be accepted by the state.

According to previous reports filed, they had been filed

containing a qualified opinion of the accounting firm

auditing the bods.

Enclosed herewith for New York are copies of

appropriate corporate documents.

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902PM URGENT

TO

DIRECIOR

NEW YORK

FROM MILWAUKEE

1/3/72 LSK

ATT& DID

WAR TAX RESISTANCE STR), IS • NEW LEFT. 008 NEW YORK:

BU 100-457219; NY 10D-168328; MI 1OD-174598°. WAR RESISTERS

& LEUGUE WRLD, IS - NEW LEFT: 00S HEW YORK:

BU 97-35 HY 97-50

{MR 180-131959.

FIRST AND SECOND SOURCES, WHO HAVE PROVIDED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN PAST, ADVISED THAT HUGH COOK, MIDWEST COORDIMATOR

FOR THE WRL, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN• ADVISED TODAY THAT WIR WILL

SPONSOR NATIONAL TAX RESISTANCE CONFERENCE IN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,

ON JANUARY SEVEN THROUGH NINE, SEVENTY TWO• SOURCES STATED

CONFERENCE IS BEING HELD INASMUCH. AS THE WIR BELIEVES THAT

SUCH A CONFERENCE IS NECESSARY IN ORDER TO BUILD A NATIONAL

TAX RESISTANCE MOVEMENT, AND THAT THERE MUST BE A NATIONAL

ORGANIZATION WHICH REFLECTS THE NEEDS AND IDEAS OF PEOPLE ALL

. END PAGE ONE

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AROUND THE COUNTRY • ACCORDING TO SOURCES, TENTATIVE PLANS

CALL FOR THE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

NINE ONE ONE EAST OGDEN AVENUE; MILWAUKEE •

THIRD SOURCE, WHO HAS PROVIDED RELIABLE INFORMATION .

IN PAST, ADVISED THIAS DATE HE HAS BEEN IN RECENT CONTACT WITH

HUSH COOK , WHOM SOURCE DESCRIBED AS MILWAUKEE ARA

REPRESNTATIVE FOR WAL AND COOK HAS PREPARED A NATION WIDE

MAILING REGARDING ABOVEMENTIONED CONFERENCE: THIS MAILING

WENT OUT IN A LETTER UNDER THE CAPTIONED "WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

MIDWEST; ONE FOUR THREE SEVEN EAST BRADY STREET, MILVAUKEE,.

WISCONSIN, " AND WAS: ADDRESSED TO DEAR FRIENDS AND MEMBERS !

OF. WRL."

ADMINISTRATIVE.

RE NEW YORK AIRTEL TO BUREAU, DECEMBER THREE , SEVENTY ONE,

CAPTIONED "WTR""

SOURCES IDENTIFIED MILWAUKEE FILES ONLY:

MILWAUKEE FOLLOWING MATTER CLOSELY:

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MILWAUKEE WILL. PROVIDE LIVE INFORMANT COVERAGE FOR

CONFERENCE •

BUREAU AND NEW YORK REQUESTED TO CONSIDER POSSIBILITY:

OF ROTIFYING OTHER INTERESTED FIELD DIVISIONS WHO HAVE ACTIVE

WRL CHAPTERS OR ACTIVITIES, WHICH MILWAUKEE IS NOT COGNOZANT OF

TO CANVAS LOGICAL INFORMANIS TO DETERMINE FEASIBILITY OF

INFORMANTS FROM OTHER DIVISONS TRAVELING TO MILWAUKEE TO

COVER CONFERENCE, INASMUCH AS THE BUREAU AND NEW YORX ARE

AWARE THAT SAN FRANCISCO SOURCE HAS INDICATED URL HAS POSSIBLY.

FINANCIALLY AIDED SUBJECTS:OF THE WISSON CASE•

END

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MX :

S. Miller

1 - Mr. A.

Rosen

1 - Mr. T. E. Bishop

1/5/72

R. L. Shackelford

1 - Mr.

W. V. Cleveland

. - Mr.

E.

S. Miller

I - Mr.

R. L. Shackelford

¿ • Mr. R. L. PenCe

WAR TAX RSSISTANCE (WIR) :

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

PURPOSE:

To advise that national WIR organizing conference to be held

Milwaukee, 1/7-9/72, and to recommend discreet informant coverage

que to past viR activities and current VTh connection wich war

a no on me earo hold

Resisters League (VRL) and Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice

(PCPJ), organizations under active investigation due to subversiva

involvement.

BACKGROUND:

VTR 1s movement in U.s. to resist paying income taxes

which antiwar activists feel contribute to assisting U.S. Government

continue war in Vietnam. Although we have conducted no active

investigation of WIR, we follow WIR activities through established

sources due to past demonstrations throughout U.s. and attempts to

disrupt operations of Internal Revenue Service (IRS). At meeting

of WTR, 7/71, new tactics were adopted to effectively disrupt IRS

and included

resisting the withholding system for paying income

taxes and attempting to recruit IRS employees to help with internal

215121

sabotage of IRS.

Through

our investigations of WRi and PCPJ, it is clear

that the same activists and leaders of PCPJ and WRL are also moving

forces behind WTR.

We note that headquarters of WTR is 339 Lafayette

Street, New Xork City, which is also headquarters address of WAL.

We

further note that among Working Committee of WTR are listed names

•Bradford Lyttle, David McReynolds, David Dellinger, Douglas Dowd

and Ron Young!.

all of whom are principal activists in WiL and PCPJ.

We have been actively investigating PCPJ since its inception

due to considerable information developed that it is thoroughly

infiltrated by members of Communist Party, USA. We initiated active

investigation of VRL, long-time pacifist group, during 10/71, after

cafefully analyzing numerous indications that WRL was engaging in

actions contrary to internal security interest of U.S. For'example,

during 5/71, numerous informants advised that Wri was emerging as

Enclosure

100-457215

NOT RECORDE

87

HAN 13 1972

• 97-3 (War Resisters League)

RLP: jIm (8)

JAN 201972

CONTINUED - OVER

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Memorandum

' to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re:

War Tax Resistance (WTR) .;

100-457215

main funding and guiding organization of PCPJ.

This Information

was corroborated through independent investigation, including fact

that on 8/11/71 check in amount of $2,335, payable

to PCPJ, was drawn

on lal account in New York City.

Other information reported that

WRI staff member, David McReynolds, was circulating proposal encouraging

disruptions of Government installations, including IBI offices, on

10/13/71.

Subsequently, McReynolds traveled to Russia and then to

Hanoi to

meet with North Vietnamese representatives.

Our informants

have reported that Vil activists have considerable knowledge concerning

locations of fugitive deserters who are attempting to elude military

service and are frequently seeking refuge in Canada.

Our New York and Milwaukee Offices have developed informa

tion that WIR will sponsor National Tax Resistance Conference,

Milwaukee, 1/7-9/72. Alleged purpose is to build national tax

resistance movement and form national organization which better

reilects needs and ideas of people across U.S. First notification

oi this conference came from New York Informant who is active in WRI

and indicated that WiL was behind conference.

Milwaukee informant

advised that preparations for conference in Milwaukee area being

handled by WiL representative in that area who has prepared nationwide

mailing regarding conference using WRL letterhead stattonery.

OBSERVATIONS:

Mflwaukee Office has Indicated live informant coverage will

be provided of conference.

Based on past WIR activities, we can be

reasonably certain that further plans will be made at conference

for further demonstrations and possible disruptions of Government

operations, ineluding IRS, during 1972. Since it 1s felt conference

will be heavily influenced and attended by wil activists, offices having

bulk of WRI activity should be canvassed immediately to determine

if large delegations will be attending from those territories.

this be the case, we should consider authorizing attendance of. It

informants from territories having large delegations.

Due to nature

of conference, we will insist on discreet coverage through long-

established informants and only if size of delegation warrants addi

tional informant coverage.

ACTION:

Attached for approval is teletype to key WRI Offices

requesting inmediate canvass of informants regarding conference.

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MI.

Mr.

A. Rosen

T.

E, Bishop

W.

V. Cleveland

E.

S. Millet

URGENT

1/6/72

7772

CODE

TELETYPE

TO SACS NEW YORK (100-168328)

MILWAUKEE (100-17459)

OKLAHONA CITY

ALBUQUERQUE

FROM DIRECTOR FBI (100-457215)

1-

Mr.

. - Mr.

R.

R.

Shackelford

Pence

WAR TAX RESISTANCE (WTR), IS - NEW LEET.

RENYAIRTEL DECEMBER THIRTY, LAST, AND MITEL JANUARY THREE,

LAST, DUAL CAPTIONED AS ABOVE AND "WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WEL),

IS - NEW LEFT." :

FOR INFORMATION RECIPIENTS NEW YORK AND MILWAUKEE ADVISED

OF VIR NATIONAL TAX RESISTANCE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD MILWAUKEE,

JANUARY SEVEN - NINE, NEXT, FOR PURPOSE BUILDING NATIONAL TAX

RESISTANCE MOVEMENT. MILWAUKED DEVELOPED INFORMATION THAT.

POSSIBLY WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE BEHIND ORGANIZING CONFERENCE AND

PREPARING NATIONVIDE MAILING REGARDING CONFERENCE. CONFERENCI

TO BE HELD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NINE ONE ONE EAST OGDEN

AVENUE, MILHAUKEE®

RECIPIENTS CONSTITUTE OFFICES HAVING BULK OF WRL ACTIVITY

AND PERTINENT INFORMANTS SHOULD BE CANVASSED IMMEDIATELY FOR

ANY INDICATIONS LARGE DELEGATIONS PLANNING TO ATTEND WTR

CONFERENCE FROM YOUR DIVISIONS. IF POSITIVE INFORMATION

RICKYAI

97-3

RIP : J1M

(9)

(War Resisters League)

DUPLINT, YES OF

SEE NOTE PAGE THO

NOT RECORDI

37

JAN 18 1972 •

6 X JAN 20 1972

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TELETYPE TO NEW YORK,

ET AL

RE: VAR TAX RESISTANCE (WTR)

100-457215

DEVELOPED THIS REGARD, CONSIDERATION SHOULD BE GIVEN TO

REQUESTING BUREAU AUTHORITY TO HAVE INFORHANTS ATTEND

CONFERENCE: COVERAGE OF CONFERENCE MUST BE EXTREMELY DISCREET

AND CONSIDERATION SHOULD BE GIVEN ONLY TO REQUESTING BUREAU

AUTHORITY FOR DISPATCHING LONG-ESTABLISHED MATURE INFORMANTS.

MILWAUKEE SUTEL EXTENT OF LIVE INFORMANT COVERAGE

AVAILABLE FOR CONFERENCE AND YOUR PLANS FOR COVERAGE.

INSURE

DAILY TELETYPE SUMMARY SUBMITTED AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT INFOR-

MATION REPORTED BY MOST EXPEDITIOUS MEANS WARRANTED AS

DEVELOPED,

Note:

See memorandum R. L.

'Shackelford to Mr. E. 5.

Miller, dated 1/5/72, captioned as above, prepared by RLP:jIm.

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NR009 MI CODED

12:28AM URGENT 1/8/72 T JL

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DIRECTOR

(DID )

-

NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA

KANSAS CITY

CHICAGO

FROM 8

MILWAUKEE

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WAR TAX RESISTANCE WIR), IS - NEW LEFT • 00: NEW YORK •

BU

100-457215, NY 100-168328, MI 10D-17459) • WAR RESISTERS

LEUGUE (WRL), IS - NEW LEFT. 00: NEW YORK • BU 97-3, NY 97-5,

MI 105-15195).

FIRST SECOND AND THIRD SOURCES WHO HAVE SUPPLIED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THIS DATE CONFERENCE SPONCERED •

BY WAR TAX RESISTENCE AND WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CONVIENED APPROX.

IMATELY SEVEN PM THIS DATE AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NINE ELEVEN

16 JAN 1 1 1972

EAST OGDEN AVENUE, MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN• SOURCES ADVISED MEETING;

BEGAN WITH DINNER AND AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT THIRTY THIS DATE

SHORT ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING

WAS HELD TO DISCUSS CONFERENCE.

END PAGE ONE.

NOT RECORDED

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TIGE TWO •

N1 eNN#-174598 100-15185)

SOURCES ADVISED BOB CALVERT, FROM NEW YORK, NEW YORK AND

AFFILIATED WITH WIR CHAIRED MEETING • SOURCES INDICATED INDIVI-

DUALS REPRESENTING BOTH WRL. AND WIR WERE PRESENT FROM NY, PH,

XC, OG, AND MI. SOURCES ADVISED APPROXIMATELY THIRTY-EIGHT

INDIVIDUALS REGISTERED THIS DATE •

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING CONSISTED OF DISCUSSIONS REGARDING:

VARIOUS WORKSHOPS TO BE HELD DURING CONFERENCE • SOURCES INDICATED

MAIN THEME OF EVENINGS EVENTS WAS FORMULATION OF PLANS SO. PARTICI

PANTS WOULD BE ABLE TO RETURN TO LOCAL AR_AS TO ESTABLISH ACTIONS TO.

WITHHOLD TAXES TO OPPOSE WAR IN SOUTHEAST ASIA •

SOURCES ADVISED CONFERANCE TO STARI APPROXIMATELY NINE AM,

JANUARY EIGHT NEXT • MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS TO CONSIST OF.

WORKSHOPS TO DISCUSS COORDINATION OF TAX RESISTENCE CENTERS PATTERNED

AETER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE REGIONS, JAX COUNSELING: AND TRAINING:

TAX STRUCTURE AND SIRAIEGY AAT LARGE FOR ABRIL FIFTEENTH NEXI

ACTIVITIES.

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AGE THREE •

+ +108-17459 8108-15195)

EVENINGS SESSION OF CONFERENCE JANUARY EIGHT NEXT TO. CONSIST

IF INFORMAL FOLK CONCERT.

SOURCE ADVISED CONFERENCE TO CONTINUE JANUARY BINE NEXT

IT APPROXIMATELY NINE AM AT JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, FOURTEEN

HUNDRED NORTH PROSPECT, MILWAUKEE. SOURCES ADVISED CONFERENCE IO.

DISCUSS RESPONCES TO WORKSHOP AND MAKE RECOMMENDATION AND EVALUATIONS ON

JANUARY NINE NEXT CONFERENCE SCHEDULED TO END APPROXIMATELY

"WELVE NOON JANUARY NINE NEXT.

CONFERENCED NOTED IN JANUARY SEVEN INSTANT MILWAUKEE JOURNAL S

A DAILY MILWAUKEE NEWSPAPER, LATE EDITION, WITH INDICATES IN

PART "A CONFERENCE ON WAYS TO. OPPOSE THE WAR BY WITHHOLDING: RAXES

WILL BE HELD HERE FRIDAY NIGHI, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, THE WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE ANNOUNCED." "THE SESSIONS ARE JOINTLY SPONCERED

BY THE LEAGUE AND WAR TAX RESISTENCE".

END PAGE THREE•

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PAGE FOUR •

MI ( 10017459 8 100-15195)

ADMINISTRATIVE • REFERENCED MI TEL TO BUREAU JANUARY

SIX LAST CAPTIONED WIR - IS NEW LEFT. SOURCES IDENTIFIED MILWAUKEE

FILED ONLY • NY, PH, KC, CG-BEING ADVISED IN AS MUCH AS PARTICIPANIS

TO CONFENRNCE RESIDE THOSE DIVISIONS. MILWAUKEE FOLLOWING: MATTER

CLOSELY. WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE LIVE INFORMANT COVERAGE AND

WILL ADVISE BUREAU OF PERTENENT DEVELOPMENIS •

END .

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CAi: XI CODE

4304

TO:

1/9/72 IJL

ATTN: DID

SUREAU

X"/ YORK

SU DIEGO

"ALWAUKZE

WAR I..: RISISTAUCE (UIR), IS - NEW LEFT, 0O: NEV

(SU 106-457215, MY 18G-163328, MI (180-17A59). WAR RESISTENS-

LEASE GILD, IS - NEW LEFT. 00: NEW YORK BU 97-3, NY 97-9.

103-15 1950 CALREPO

FIRST AID SECOND SOURCES WHO HAVE SUPPLIED RELIABLE INFORMITION

IN THE PEST ADVISED THIS DATE URE AND WIR NATIONAL CORVENTION RE-

CORONED EPPROXIMATELY TEN THIRTY AM AT JEWISH CONKUNITY CENTER,

FOLDOT KUIRED NORTH PROSPECT, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. SOURCE

ADVISSO DIRINS WESTING DISCUSSION CELERED ON HOW TO FORM BRODED

BACE ON SUPPORT FOR TAX RESISTENT NOVEMENT®

FUSTEOR DISCUSSION CENTERED AROUD PARTICIPANTS TO RETURU

20 MUGRO AREAS IN ENFORT TO ORGANIZE DOSOUSTRAZIONS AT IRS CELIERS

XX

97-3-

NOT RECORDED

28

JAN I8 1972

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NI (100-17459 & 109-35195)

IN MAJOR CITIES ON EITHER FOUR FIFIEEN OR SEVENTEEN NEXT. DATE WHEN

FINALIZED, TO BE KNOWN AS "R-DAY" FOR RESIST REFUSE AND REFORM.

SOURCES ADVISED PARTICIPANTS AGAIN INDICATED EFFORTS SHOSLD

BE MADE TO ESTABLISH A "REVOLUTION CITY" AT THE REPUBLICAN

NATIONAL CONVENTION, SAN DIEGO GALIFORNIA, ALONG SAME LINES AS

RISUARECIION CITY WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGION DOC.

SOURCES ADVISED PARTICIPANIS INDICATED EFFORIS WILL BE MADE

TO CONIRALIZE THE TAX RESISTENT MOVEMENT BY TAKING CONTROL FROM THE

LOC'US EL IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH AND ORGANIZE MORE DATIONAL ACTICES.

/ARICIPANTS ALSO INDICATED WILL ARTEUPT TO ESTIBLISH PICKETS

AT HAND R BLOCK COMPANY. IHROUGHOUI MAJOR CITIES IN U.S.

SOLACES ADVISED IT WAS STATED NATIONAL WIR ORGANIZATION AP

FORCINELY SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS IN DEST AND EFFORT WILL BE

2AOS AN HEAR FUTURE TO COLLECT PLEDGES FROM HEHBERS.

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PAGE THREE.

MI (100-17459 215195)

SORCES ADVISED BOS CALVERT OF NEW YORK AGAIN CHAIRED

NESTINGS CONPERENCE ENEDED APPROXIMMTOLY ONE PM INSÉANT DARE.

DURING CONFERENCE THES DATE APPROXIMATELY TWENTY-FIVE INDIVI

DUALS IN TENDANCE.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

RE METEL TO BUREAU ONE NINE LAST. SOURCE IDENTEFIED

MI FILE

ONLYO LAM VEING PREPARED AND SUBMITIED

INTERESTED OFFICES.

END.

REM FBI WASH DO CIR

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FEDERAL PUPCAN CE MSESTIGATION

"CATION'S SECTION

197?

NRODA MI CODE

ELLETYPE

12:40AM 1-9-72PM

URGENT 1/8/71 TJL

TO:

DIRECTOR

ATTN& DID

NEW

YORK

CHICAGO

PHILADELPHIA

• SAN DIEGO

KANSAS CITY

CINCINATTI

CLEVEL AND

NEWARK

FROM: MILWAUKEE

WAR TAX RESISTANCE (WIR), IS • NEW LEFT, 00: NEW YORK.

BU 108-457215, NY 100- 168328, MI 1DD-17459) • WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE (WRL), IS - NEW LEFT. 003 NEW YORK BU 97-3, NY 97-5,

M1 100- 15195) CALREP.

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FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD SOURCES WHO HAVE SUPPLIED

RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THIS DATE CONFERENCE

BEING HELD MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN BY WIR AND WRL RECONVENED APPROX-

IMATELY NINE THIRTY AM, INSTANT DATE. SOURCES ADVISED INDIVIDUALS

WHO ACTED IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS WERE BOB CALVERT OF NEW

_ YORK... NEW XORK, AFFILIATED WITH WIRS GEORGE CARNEM, MILWAUKEE,

WISCONSIN, AFFILIATED WITH URL; AND TOM HARMON, COLUMBUS, OHIO.

CONFERENCE ON INSTANT DATE CONSISTED OF DISCUSSIONS REGARDING

FOLLOWING MATTERS.

17

RishIrT: +42595571 055338452

END PAGE ONE.

12 JAN T%-1972

3

TO? REGORDED

• JAN 1 8 1972

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MI ClOO-17459 & 100-15195)

(ONE) INDIVIDUALS SHOULD TAKE MONEY FROM SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND

PLACE INTO SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES SO TAXES WILL NOT HAVE TO

BE PAID ON INTEREST EARNED AND BANKS CANNOT USE FUNDS FOR

INVESIMENT PURPOSES POSSIBLY RELATED TO WAR.

(TWO) ADVISED INDIVIDUALS TO REFUSE TO PAY TELEPHONE TAX.

(THREE) PLAN DISRUPTIONS AT U.S. AIR FORCE BASE NEAR PHILADELPHIA

IN EFFORT TO PREVENT AIR FORCE PERSONNEL AND EMPLOYEES

FROM ENTERING VASE. NO TIME ELEMENT OR SPECIFIC DATE

MENTIONED>•

(FOUR> ATTEMPT TO DISRUPT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE OFFICE IN

CLEVELAND, OHIO ON EITHER APRIL FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN, NEXT.

(FIVE) ATTEMPT IO ESTAVLISH A RESURRECTION CITY AT SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA DURING REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

(SIX) ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL ACTION ON APRIL IWENTYTWO

NEXT REGARDING WAR TAX RESISTANCE.

(SEVENS ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH VARIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS AND ACTIONS ON

A LOCAL LEVEL WITH RESPECI TO TAXES ON EITHER APRIL FIFTEEN

OR SEVENTEEN, NEXT.

(EIGHT) ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH ACTIONS AT MAIN POST OFFICES IN

MAJOR CITIES THROUGHOUI THE U.S. AT IIME OF DEADLINE FOR

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MI (100-17459 & 15195)

FILING INCOME TAXES.

(NINE) ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH ACTIVITIES AT MAGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE,

NEW JERSEY ON APRIL FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN, NEXT.

(TEND PLACE ADS IN PAPERS THROUGHOUT NATION REGARDING EFFORTS

BEING CONDUCTED BY WIR.

(ELEVEN) ATTEMPT TO PRUSUADE INDIVIDUALS TO SEND LETTER TO IRS

STATING WILL NOT PAY TAXES UNLESS CAN BE GUARANTEED MONEY

WILL NOT BE USED FOR WAR PURPOSES.

(TWELVE) ON ONE SEVENTEEN, NEXT, WILL ATTEMPT TO ELICIT SUPPORT

FOR HARRISBURG DEFENSE COMMITTEE, HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

THROUGH ORGANIZED MARCHES TO MARRISBURG FROM NEARBY CITIES.

DURING MARCHES, STOPS WILL BE MADE ENROUTE TO HARRISBURG

AND SPEECHES GIVEN CONCERNING WIR MOVEMENT.

SOURCES ADVISED CONFERENCE AGAIN HELD AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,

NINE ONE ONE EAST OGDEN, MILWAUKEE, WITH APPROXIMATELY IWENTYFIVE

INDIVIDUALS PRESENT • SOURCES INDICATED MAIN THEME OF CONVENTION.

IS TO HAVE INDIVIDUALS PARIICIPATING RETURN TO LOCAL AREAS TO

ESTABLISH ACIIVITIES AT LOCAL LEVEL ON BEHALF OF WIR AND WRL.

SOURCES NOTED INDIVIDUALS IN ATTENDANCE FROM NEW YORK; PHILADELPHIA;

CLEVELAND; COLUMBUS, OHIO; AND MILWAUKEE. CONFERENCE CONCLUDED

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PAGE FOUR.

MI. (100-17459 & 188-15195)

APPROXIMATELY SIX PM INSTANI DATE, TO RECONVENE NINE AM, JANUARY

NINE, NEXT AT JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, ONE FOUR ZERO NO PROSPECT,

MILWAUKEE®

ADMINISTRATIVE:

RE MILWAUKEE TEL TO BUREAU, ONE SEVEN, LAST.

SOURCES IDENTIFIED MILWAUKEE FILE ONLY.

FOR INFORMATION NEWARK, SAN DIEGO, CLEVELAND, AND

CINCINATTI, ABOVE CAPTIONED ORGANIZAIIONS CURRENTLY HOLDING

• NATIONAL CONVENTION, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, TO DISCUSS FUTURE

ACTIVITIES CONCERNING TAXES AND TAX USE RELATED TO FURTHERING

WAR EFFORT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA.

MILWAUKEE FOLLOWING MATTER CLOSELY AND WILL PROVIDE LIVE •

INFORMANT COVERAGE AT CONFERENCE JANUARY NINE NEXT AND WILL KEEP

BUREAU ADVISED OF PERTINENT DEVELOPMENIS.

END.

D CH

FBI WASH DE

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1:111

IR

AI? C" CONE

7:35 pis

1/14/72 RJB

TO DIRECTOP

ATTENTION: DID

MILWAUKEE

NEW YOR!

FROM CLEVELAND (19D-32.339)

2P

WAR TAX RESISTANCE WIR), IS - WEW LEFT, 00: NEW YORK

PIREAU ONE ZERO ZERD - FOUR FIVE SEVEN TWO ONE FIVE, NEW YOPK

ONE ZEPO ZEPD - ONE SIX EIGHT THREE TWO EIGHT, MILWAUKEE ONE

ZERO ZERO - ONE SEVEN FOUR FIVE WINE); WAR RESISTORS LEAGUE

O'RL) IS - NEW LEFT, 00: NEW YORK BUREAU NINE SEVEN - THREE,

MTL NUKEE ONE ZERO ZERO - ONE FIVE ONE NINE FIVE, NEW YORK

NINE SEVEN - FIVE • CALREP •

GINAL FILED IN

RE MILANKEE TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATED JANUARY EIGHT,

SEVENTY -DUF..

THE CLEVELAND DIVISION HAS NO KNOWN ACTIVE ORGANIZATION

OPTIONED MOVE AT THIS TIME IN THE DIVISION. OFFICIALS AT

INTERMA, PEVENUE SERVICE OFFICE, CLEVELAND POST, OFFICE, FEDERAL

END PARF ONE

2 JAN 20 1972

70-17917

NOT RECORDED

42 JAN 24 1972

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PAGE THO

CV 197-39230

BUILDING AND CLEVELAND POLICE DEPARTMENT HAVE BEEN CONTACTED

AND ADVISED OF PROPOSED DEMONSTRATIONS AND ACTIONS. SOURCES •

WHO ARE FAMTLIAR WITH NEW LEFT ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN CONTACTED

AND CAN FURNISH NO INFORMATION AT THIS TIME REGARDING THE

PROPOSED DEMONSTRATIONS. AND ACTIONS •

ADMINISTRATIVE

CLEVELAND WILL FOLLOW THROUGH ALERTED SOURCES AND SITEL

ANY PERTINENT DEVELOPMENTS

P

END

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51.36618 08-0-22-4111°

T'ransmit the icllowing in

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Dolo: 1/34/73

(Type in plaintert or codel

AIRMA TE-RECISCERED

(Priority)

1/25/72

Replili

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TO: DICECTCR, FBI

FROM: SAC, MILWAUKEE

SUBTECT: WAR TAX RESISTANCE (WIR)

IS - NEW LEFT'

MJ. 100-17159

BUFILE 100-157215

11

WAR RECISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LETT

MI 100-15195

BUFILE S7-3

00: NEW YORK :

Re Milneukee teletypes to Bureau dated 1/3/72, 1/5112, 1/8/72,

and 1/9/12.

Fliclosed for the Bureau are 15 copios and for all other offices

copies as designated of an hais dated and captioned as above.

inciosed IAl is classified "Confidential" as ii contrins

intornstion

furnished by confidential sources of continuing

the identification of thon could compromise then cherobi

rowel, lavins on advores alient toon the internal security

01

the United sintes.

individuals for when charactcrizations are not set forth in

Milit were chocken

through the indices of the hilwaukee Office.

This chock was eitner

negative regarding the individuals

failed to refloct sutriciont incormation regarding them from

Nihich a characterizaiion could be constructed.

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LOS TRIC 2 fOI aLTIllArY OfIICeS

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100-15195

Copies Cont.

8-New York (Enc. 8) (RM-AM)

(2-100-168328) (WTR)

(2-97-5) (WRL)

(I-Bob Calvert)

(1-Sally Marks)

(l-pete Keigar)

(l-Jonine Sheehan)

3-Albany

(Enc. 3) (RM-AM) .

(I-WTR)

(I-WRI)

(I-Petc Virth-syracuse, NY)

5-Chicago (Enc. 5) (RH-AM)

• (1-VTR)

(J.-VAL)

(I-Dave

Brown)

(I-Paul Reich)

(1-Gunar Knutson)

3-Cincinnati (Enc. 3) (RM-AM)

(1-WTR)

(1-WRL)

solom harmon. columous.

Ohio)

3-Cleveland (Enc. 3) (RA-AM

(1-WTR)

(I-YRL)

(l-Chris Norton)

5-Detroit (Enc. 5) (RM-AM)

(I -TR)

(I-WRL)

(2-Barry Shout)

(I-Francis Previs)

(I-Carolyn Matthews)

2-Kansas City (Enc. ?) (RM-AM)

(1-WTR)

(I-WRI

2-iiami (Enc. 2) (RM-AM)

(I-WTR)

(I-WRL)

3-1inneapolis (Enc. 3) (RM-AM)

(I-YTR)

(1-WRL)

(I-Mike Straus)

2.

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MI

100-17159

100-15195

Copies Cont.

3-New Haven (Enc. 3) (RM-AM)

(I-JYTR)

(1-Dave Brown)

2-Hewark (Enc. 2) (RM-AN)

(I-WTR)

(I -WRL)

4-Philadelphia (Enc. 4) (RM-AM)

(I-NTR)

(I-WYRI)

(I-Jac) Milenowski)

(I-Susan Jo Russell)

4-San Antonio (Enc. 4) (RM-AM)

(I-VRL)

(1 -VTR)

(1-Tom Floper)

(1-Bob or Joe Warwick)

2-San Diego (Enc. 2) (RM-AM)

. (1-WT'R)

(I-WYRL)

For information of the Bureau, source advised that the conference

scheduled for Milwaukee 1/7-9/72, to be held at the First Baptist

Church, S11 East Ogden Avenue, Milwaukee, was changed at the last

minute

to include the sunday conference to be held at the Jewish

Community Center, 1400 block of Worth Prospect Avenue, Milwaukee,

Wisconsin.

Copies of this LHi are being furmished to San Diego Division

and Miami Division as it was mentioned at the conference of the

possibility of setting up a resurection type city at both San

Diego and liamt, during the upcoming Republican and Democratic

Presidential Conventions to be held at San Diego and Miami.

Copies also furnished to Kansas City Division as sources in

attendance at conference indicated that members were present

from kansas City; however, they were not named during conference

as being specifically from Kansas City.

Copies being furnished to Newark Division inasmuch as actions

were talked

about at McGuire Air Force Base covered by Newark Divisi

Sources in attendance at this conference advised that a complete

mailing list of attendees of this conference would be furnished in

the near future and that this list could be utilized for coordinatin

future actions.

3

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MI 100-17459

100-15195

Sources utilized in enclosed LHM are identified as follows:

First source

MI 287-S

Second source

•MI 411-PSI

Third source

MI 393-PSI

• Fourth source

MI 397-PSI

For information of the Bureau, literature pertaining to

conference obtained by source of the Milwaukee Division

are attached to airtel.

All receiving offices review enclosed LHM for individuals

who may be in attendance from your Division.

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NITED STATES DEPARIMENT

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVISTIGATION

JUSTICE

In Ropi, I%case Refer lo

File No.

Hilvaukee, Wisconsin

January 14, 1972

Confidential

WAR TAX RESISTANCE;

YAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

First source, who has provided reliable information in

the past, advised on January 3, 1972, that Hugh Cook, Coordinator

of the Milwaukee War Resisters Lesgue (WIL) and Coordinator of

the Milwaukee War Tux Resistance (WTR), announced on January 3,

1972, that the War fax Resistance would sponsor a National Tax

Reststers Conference in Milnaukee on January 7-9, 1972.

HUGH COOK

Hugh Cool is described

as Coordinator of both

the Milwaukee War Resisters

League and War Tax Resistance.

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

Excluded trom automatio

downgrading and

declassification

This docunent 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.

173-.

ENCLOSURE

EASIESIRE

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Second source, who has provided reliable information

In the past, advised on January 3, 1972, that Hugh Cook had

prepared a nation wide mailing list regarding the National. Tax

Resisters Conterence to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at

the first Baptist Church, git East Ogden, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,

from

January 7-9, 1972.

Source advised

this mailing went out

in a

letter under the caption, "War Resisters League - Midwest,

1473

I. Brady Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin."

Source further advised that Hugh Cook had drawn up

the proposed agenda for the conference to be held in Milwaukee,

Wisconsin, January 7-9, 1972, as follows:

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FRIDAY:

3:00

• 6:30

8:00

registration and housing assignment

supper (will also be available for those who

come later)

Meeting of the Masses

Introductions

Announcements.

concerning housekeeping

Discussion of why people came; what they want out

of the conference; it proposed agenda meets needs

Decide on agenda

later - socializing and

small group discussions as desired

SATURDAY:

9:30 breakfast

10:30 workshop

1:00 lunch

2:00 workshop

4:00 workshop

6:30 supper

evening socializing

10:30 informal folk music concert

All workshops offered at each time.. Try to

keep limited to 12 people.

Each workshop to

jot down recommendations on a mimeo stencil

provided.

• National Staff Outreach workshop:

coordination of centers, use of national

office and Tax Talk, etc, patterning after

INS regions, relations with national

coalitions

Tax Counseling training and outreach

Alternate Funds

Tax structure analysis and education

Insulating property; corporate property;

life centers

Strategy at large and for April 15

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SUNDAY:

9:30 breakfast

• 10:30 Meeting for the Masses

Response to workshop recommendations

Make any necessary group decisions

Evaluation

Announcements

concerning rides and housekeeping.

• 12:30 lunch

A third source, who has provided reliable information

in the past, advised on January 4, 1972, that the meeting:

scheduled to take place at the First Baptist Church, 911 E.

ogden Street, on January 9, 1972, had been changed to take

place at the Jewish Community Center, 1400 North Prospect

Avenue, Milwaukee.

First source advised that the National Conference of

the War Tax Resistance and the War Resisters League commenced

et approximately 7:30. p.m., January 7, 1972, at the irst

Baptist Church, 911 E. Ogden Street, Milwaukee. Approximately

36 individuals were in attendance, which included representatives.

from the following areas:

New York City, New York

Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania

Kansas City,

Missouri

Chicago, Illinois

Syracuse, New York

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

First source further advised that Bob Calvert from

• New York City acted as chairman of this session. Source

advised that Calvert passed out a leaflet which read as

fOllOWS:

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I.S

the war in Indochina winding down?? Pres. Nixon would have us think so.

The

enlated boubing of North Vietnam has clearly demonstrated to us that the merican gov

ernnent (as nany of us alread! knew) has been waging a new type of war - an hIR iR -

dirccted by complex electronic systens.

Protest has increasingly grown over the past ten years to such an extent that the

government rcalized it had to mako a nove to quiet the Anerican people It bogan with-

drawing inerican troops so that fewer Anerican men would die. I now phase of the war

began - Vietnamization: Asians are boing faid and armed by our governnent to fight their

hsian brothers and sisters 160,000 Anericans still remain in Indochina and if we are

to believe our Presi, about 30, 000-60,000 will renain in Indochina for sone tine. In

order to show the "eneny" that we weren't, winding down the war (while telling us differ

ently) our governnent has stepped up the AIR Wir. Every day thousands of bombs fall on •

the people of Indochina. Recently, there was a five-day escalation of the bonbings over

North Viétnar. Pres. Nixon has made it clear that as soon as it looks as though the

"enemy" is getting out of line the bonbings will be escalated.

While the nature of the war in Indochina has been changing, there have also been

new developments within the anti-war novement. Many people are convinced that nore

local actions are needed rather than putting a lot of tine and money trying to organize

a nass rally once every four to six nonths. Many people believe that the anti-var

novenient should be nore decentralized. Many people believe that the anti-war novenent

should relate more to what caused the

war in Indochina; to what causes the Arms Raco;

to what causes the inerican governent to support dictatorships (like the Pakistan gov't.

dictatorship); and also to what causes the problens that exist in this country.

War Tax Resistance began two years with the idea that the anti-war movement must

to beyond protest and nove into non-cooperation and at the same tine start building

sonething new.

Gradually our ranks have grown.

As the novement has grown, so have we.

He renlized that we must do more than suggest that people stop paying war taxes. We

realized that people nust start using their refused taxes for local connunity needs.

So no suggested that war tex refusers join together

and start Alternative Funds.

Wer Tax Resistance now has the organizational franework (over 190 WIR Centers)

to grow into a nass novement.

The AIR WiR and confusion within the anti-war novetont

as to what tactics to take now should cause war tax resistance to spread.

However,

how are we going to build a real nass novenent?? How do we get nassive publicity and

still he decentralized and build a novement??

I think we can build war tex resistance rallies all across the country on ipril 15th.

Focus of these rallies should be on the hIR WiR and resistance - noncooperation with

the doath nachine and nost important - the use of the refused war taxes for life sorving

purposes

Io build these rallies will require a lot of hard work in the next few

nonths.

This work should begin innediately all across the country with: neetings,

litorature tables, strect theatre, interviews, vigils, infornation tables at IRS; press

conferences, etc.

These snall actions should be leading towards bigger actions on

People who are already resisting could conc forward at press conferences

or other public actions and call on their fellow citizens to join then Alternative

Funds could be started. Every organization which is involved in the novement for

social chinge should be strongly encourrged to join this campaign and to participate

*

actively in it. The Catholic Peace Fellowship has already joined WIR in this campaign.

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*

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Tone of carpaig

out lubruary and March and into pril, culminating on ipril 15th in actions of

stance all across the country. These actions nust be more than protosts but actions

rcsistance that show a rond towards a new society. This novenent, if it is grass-

roots, will hove the nonuntun (at least it should) to keep on going after ipril 15th.

DI. George lald said that there are now thousands resisting war taxes but if we are

renlly scrious about being effective we must be hundreds and even nillions of people

openly resisting. That noans that all of us rust work hard and convince others to

vcri hard.

Besides the actions I suggested above we could also begin tours of the country.

Wa should have two or nore people traveling by the first of february in every region of

the country. It would bo better if these peoplo lived in the region they were traveling

in but pooplo frou National VIR are willing to 60 anyplace people foel they are needed.

These trevclers should visit every peace center they can and get conitnents fron then

to work on the ill campaign. They should help get iTR Centers started, help existing

wth centers get more support, and help start Alternative lunds. They should have lots

of litcrature with then.

Advertiscuents should be taken out in najor newspapers and nagazines calling for

a noratoriun of war taxes in 1972. These ads could be sponsored by a long list of

organizations and people.

We could also encourage our Sponsors of VIR to write articles

in publications. We should be proloting the new WIR book, AIN'T GONNA PAY FOR WAR NO

HORE". We should have NiW buttons, stickers and posters pronoting APRIL 15 - MORITORIUM

O' WilL PIXES DAY (or whatever ve decide to call it). He should get these out as soon

is possible so people vill be talking about it for some tire.

All of the things I an talling about for pronoting the campaign will costs lots

of roney, National WIR already has a debt of over $6,000. We need to cut this out

complatoly and raise lots of money.

the country and other benefits for WIR. We should raise enough noncy so that we can

hely other WIR Centers strt ernozigns in their town, cities. We need to reise enough

rioncy so that we ern print thousands of leaflets and other promotions such as the

buttons, stickers and

posters I nention above. We need brainstorning how we are going

to raise this noncy.

I hnve vritten this ???? (whatever you vant'to call it) to give sone direction to

the conference this weekend.

I hope that when we leave this weekend we will all be

going back to our connunities

ready to work.

Hopefully, this document. you have just

finished reading will help.

Bob Calvert

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Second source advised that this meeting began with

a dinner and was followed by short organizational meetings

to discuss what would take place during the conference.

Third source advised that the main theme of Friday

evenings events was the formulation of plans for the partici-

pants to be able to return to local areas to establish actions

to withhold taxes to oppose the war in Southeast Asia.

Source

advised that the Friday evening session ended at approximately

8:15 p.m.

Fourth source, who has provided reliable information in

the past, advised on January 8, 1972, that the conference re-

convened

at 10:15 a.m. at the First Baptist Church, 911 E.

Ogden Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Approximately

40 individuals

were in attendance which included the following areas being

represented:

New York City, New York

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Columbus, Ohio

Chicago,

Illinois

Cleveland, Ohio

Among those observed in attendance were George Carnes, Hugh

Cook and Mitch Kunkel from Milwaukee. Bob Calvert, a national

representative of the WTR from New York City; and Gunar Knutson

froin Chicago, acted as group discussion leaders, as well as

Sally Marks

fron Rew

sork. City, during the workshop period.

All sources advised on January 8, 1972, that the conference

broke into several workshop groups during the

Saturday morning

conference

and the

general discussion was on local organizing

throughout

the U. S. and possible future plans of the War Tax

Resistance were as follows:

I. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, plan to disrupt

air force bases

with the disruption being attempts

to prevent individuals from entering and

leaving the

various air force bases.

Also, the dropping of leaflets from airplanes and

tall buildings urging tax resistance.

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2. At McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey, some

sort of action on either April 15 ox 17, 1972,

in connection with tax resistance.

3.

Disruption of Internal Revenue Service Offices in

Cleveland, Ohio, on April 15 or 17, 1972.

4.

During the course of the Ropublican Convention to

be held in San Diego, California, during the latter

part of summer of 1972, a setting up of a sort of

"reserection city" based on the similar reserection

city which was set up in Vashington, D. C., during

the

poor peoples' march on Washington.

5.

The Harrisburg Defense Committee is attempting to set

up marches at various cities in the immediate vicinity

Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on January 17, 1972, and

from these cities march to Harrisburg.

The partici-

pants,

while en route to Harrisburg,

are to stop in

the various towns and talk with people about resisting

through taxes.

6.

On April 22, 1972, & national action throughout the

United States regarding tax resistance.

In this

connection, on a local level, various demonstrations

or actions should be held on

April 15 or 17, with

respect to tax resistance.

7. Articles

should be placed

in various newspapers

throughout the U.S., urging people to resist through

the withholding of taxes.

All sources reported on January 8, 1972, that brief mention was

made concerning the YTR participation in the San Diego Republican

Convention where anti-war activists and other people will be setting

up a rovolutionary city.

It was pointed out that this would be a

good opportunity to educate the masses concerning war tax resistance

and let people know the alternatives to taxes that will be used to

finance a war.

It was also pointed out that the

possibility exists that

this same type revolutionary or resurection city would be set up

in Miami during the Democratic National Convention and that future

consideration should be given to having WIR people in these

revolutionary or reserection cities to try and influence the other

anti-war groups to get behind the Nar Tax Resistance..

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All sources furnished the following information con-

cerning the financialreport given by Bob Calvert on Saturday

afternoon.

consisted of the financial report of the

National War Tax Resistance, 1971.

INCOME

AMOUNT PAID OUT

January

February

March

April

kay

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

$2,265.68

1,152.66

3, 837.96

2,849.81

734.16

999.53

1,712.05

1,333.72

2,547.51

1, 164.38

1,514.19

1, 563.99

$21,535.64

$2, 003.57

1, 160,90

3,717.18

2,519.14

1, 053.72

1, 559.29

1,719.03

1,321.30

1, 653.73

2,064.61

1,501.58

1, 251.00

$2:1,822.65

-

262.11

-308.24

120.78

330.67

-319.56

-659.76

23.02

11.82

893.78

-900.23

12.61

312.99

-287.01

AMOUNT OF NONEY PRESENTLY ONED

1.

Philadelphia Resistance Print Shop

2.

Grindstone Press

3.

B11]. Dalzell (printer)

4. New Union Press

5. Miriam Gertler Stationery

6. Julian White Novelties

7.

The Nation

8.

Greenleaf Books

New York Telephone Company

10.

I1.

Sherry Mestel (loan)

Frank Collins (loan)

12.

Warvin Clark (10a1)

13.

Richard Sandler (loan)

14.

Jeanine Meyer (for use of credit card for gas)

15.

James Cavener (for 1966 Volkswagen Squareback)

16.

New York City People's Life Fund

17.

Computer Fulfillment

18.

Rent

$

500.00

884.52

73.55

638.13

124.75

531.53

98.07

216.00

651.95

175,00

200.00

210.00

300.00

1, 000.00

169.90

2.30.00

56, 607.10

(amount owed

of December 31,

1971)

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On January 8, 1972, sources furnished the following

list of individuals in attendance at the War Tax resistance

and War Resisters Lengue Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin:

CLEVELAND

Chris Norton

CINCINNATI

Tom Harmon, Columbus, Ohio

SAN ANTONIO

Tom Flower

Bob or Joe Warwick

NEY YORK

Bob Calvert

Sally Marks

Joanne Sheehan

Pete Keigar

PIILADELPHIA

Jack Milenowski

Susan Jo Russell

DETROIT

Barry Shout

Francis Previs

Carolyn Matthews

NEW HAVEN

Dave Brown

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Hugh Cook

Sandra Cook

Dan Denico

Judy Hale

Sherry Gismeier

Dave Kunkel

John Weber

Dave Sheets

George Tarance

Jeanne Mayer

Ross Hoffer

George Carnes

CHICAGO

Dave Brown

Paul Reich

Gunar Knutson

MINNEAPOLIS

Mike Straus

SYRACUSE, NEW YORK

Pete Wirth

Tle following from cities unknown;

Clete Jabob

Bob Markson

Chuck Aklan

Bob Ollie

All sources reported that during the afternoon session

hold at the Baptist Church, gil E. Ogden, some o1 the topics dis-

cussed were ways to disrupt the Internal Revenue Service, one 01

these being that individuals should take money from their savings

accounts and put it into safety deposit boxes so that when taxes

are withheld the Internal Revenue Service can not attach your

bank accounts and that the banks can not use the interest

earned

to help fund the United States in their possible war related

activities.

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Another item to disrupt the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

was to fill out W-4 forms and claim more dependants than you

actually have and whon confronted by IRS fill out further W-4

forns and the them up in a mound of paper work.

Other proposals set forth were to set up tables in front

of the IRS Offices and pass out War Tax Resistanco literature and

to confront employees of the IRs before, during, and after work

and attempt to furnish them with tax resistance

literature. Attempt

to pursuade individuals to send letters to IRS stating they vill

not pay taxes unless they can be guaranteed money will not be used

Infor sar purposes. Will attempt to elicit support for Harrisburg

Deiense Committee, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, through organized

marches to Harrisburs from nearby citles.

will be made en route to Harrisburg Police Department and speeches

given concerning WTR movement.

Attempt to establish action at main post offices in major

citles throughout the United States at the time of deadline for

filing income taxes.

Advise individuals to refuse to pay their

telephone bills which the Government uses to support the war.

Sources also advised on January 8, 1972, that the evening

session of Saturday's conference consisted of an informal folk

concert which ended

at approximately 10:30 p.m.

War Tax Resistance (WTR) and War Resisters

League (VRL) National

approximately 28 individuals in attendance.

Source advised that a breakfast was held prior to this

meeting at the Jewish Community Center from 9:30 until 10:30.

First source advised that from 10:30 to 12:30, short

workshops were held to make recommendations and evaluations con-

cerning what was discussed during Saturday's workshops.

Source

advisod that the main theme of the conference was to organize at

your own local level and that participants should return to their

local areas in an effort to organize demonstrations at the Internal

Revenue Centers and major cities on either April 15 or 17, 1972,

and that when the date is finalized the day should be known as

"R-Day," for resist, refuse and reform..

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Second source advised on January 9, 1972, that participants

again indicated efforts

should be made to establish a

"revolutionary

city" at the Republican National Convention, San Diego, California,

along the same lines as resurection city which was established in

Washington, D. C. during the poor peoples' march on Washington.

Third source advised on January 9, 1972, that participants

indicated efforts would be made to centralize the tax resisters

movement by taking control from the local level in order to

establish and organize more national actions on the local level.

Third source further indicated that attempts would be

made to establish pickets at the H & R Block Companies throughout

the major U.S. cities as H & R Block Company prepares tax

for millions of Americans.

First source advised that in conclusion, Bob Calvert

stated that the War Tax Resistance organization

was approximately

throughout the country.

advised that Bob Calvert of New York chaired the meeting on

Sunday, and he stated in closing that a detailed mailing list of

all in

attendance would be furnished in the near future and that

this mailing list should be used to keep in better touch and to

coordinate WTR activities for April of 1972.

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Mr. Tols3h.-

Mr. Felt -

MI. Ruses

Ia, 11 :.

FEL RAL EUROPE

CoMticAlio

J2t1

AR 0D6 OC PLAIN

908PM 01-17-72 NITEL WDM

TO DIRECTOR, ATTN• DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION •

PROM OKLAHOMA CITY (100-8435) ip-

3P

stratin

CHANGED : PICKETING OF MEDERAL BUILDING, OKLAHOMA CITY,

OKLAHOMA & SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

Pis 2.

COU EAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), AT UNSPECIFIED

FUTURE DATE, IS - NEW LEFT •

TITLE CHANGED SINCE INFORMANT, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST, ADVISED DECEMBER EIGHT LAST AND

JANUARY SEVENTEENTH INSTANT, THAT WRL MEMBERS REPORTEDLY PLAN

TO PICKET FEDERAL BUILDING, OKLAHOMA CITY, SOME TIME AFTER

SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS JANUARY SEVENTEENTH INSTANI. TITLE

REVIOUSLY CARRIED AS "PICKETING OF FEDERAL BUILDING,

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, FALL, NINETEEN SEVENTYONE, SPONSORED

BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU) WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL),

IS - NEW LEFT"

+80-287 7-3=296

REFERENCE OKLAHOMA CITY TEL NOVEMBER TWENTYSECOND LAST.

RO FEB .3 1972

END PAGE ONE

toge

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Adm. data deleter

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ABOVE MENTIONED INFORMANT REPORTED ON DECEMBER EIGHTH

LAST THAT JOEL COHEN, PRESIDENT OF OU WRL, STILL PLANS TO

PICKET AND ENTER THE FEDERAL BUILDING IN OKLAHOMA CITY,

DATE UNKNOWN •

SAME INFORMANT ADVISED JANUARY SEVENTEENTH INSTANT AS

FOLLOWS :

JOEL COHEN MENTIONED RECENTLY THAT SOME TIME AFTER THE

SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS AT OU, JANUARY SEVENTEENTH INSTANT,

THE OU WRL WILL PICKET THE FEDERAL BUILDING, OKLAHOMA CITY;

ENTER AND DISTRIBUTE LEAFLETS: THEIR AIM IS TO BE ARRESTED

IN ORDER THAT OU WRL MEMBERS CAN CHALLENGE THE CONSTITUTIONALITY

OF A LAW PROHIBITING THE DISIRIBUTION OF LEAFLETS IN THE

FEDERAL BUILDING • THE OU WRL IS STILL WAITING FOR LEGAL

BRIEFS TO BE PREPARED FOR THE DEFENSE OF THOSE ARRESTED®

NO OTHER ACTIVITY AT THE FEDERAL BUILDING WAS MENTIONED

BY COHEN, BUT HE DID STATE THE OU WRL WOULD BECOME STRONGER

DURING THE SPRING SEMESTER, NINETEEN SEVENTYTWO, AND EMPHASIS

WOULD BE ON INCREASING MEMBERSHIP:

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PAGE THREE

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, U.S. MARSHAL, AND

OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE ADVISED. COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION

FURNISHED TO LOCAL OFFICES OF POSTAL INSPECTOR, INTERNAL

REVENUE, SECRET SERVICE, USA; ONE ONE TWO MIG; OSI, AND

NISO, NEW ORLEANS; LA:

ADMINISTRATIVE: IN ADDITION TO REGULAR DISSEMINATION,

THIS COMMUNICATION FURNISHED LOCAL IRS SINCE REFERENCED TEL

CONTAINED INFORMATION THAT OU. WRL MIGHT HARASS IRS, WHICH

HAS OFFICES IN FEDERAL BUILDING; AS DOES POSTAL INSPECTOR,

SECRET SERVICE, USA, U.S. MARSHAL, ONE ONE TWO MIG AND

NISO. INFORMANT IS OC ONE FOUR FIVE THREE PST. NO LHM BEING;

SUBMITTED. OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING

END

LRS FBI WASHDC CLR

cen borne

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA, FPMR (A1 CFR) 101-11.B

UNITED STATES GCE

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE:

1/19/72

SAC, BUFFALO (100-21116) (RUC)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS

- NEW LEFT

(00 New York)::

Re New York airtel to Bureau, dated 10/27/71.

The following investigation was conducted by SA

RAYMOND D. ANGLE, JR:;

at Jamestown, N.Y.:

¡ A review of the Jamestown, N.Y. City Directory

for 1970, was made on 12/13/71, and

of 12 Partridge Street, Jamestown are as foll ws,

•aisclosed that the occupants

SEBASTIAN CALIMERI and his wife BONNIE

MT.. CALMERKis a cabinet maker at the

chase caninetel Lay, Jamestown,

2/iar 6.

MrS. ERNATROXALL, WIdOW Of SHERMAN, who was

Pa.

formerly employed at the Laco velvetex Division

Jamestown, N.Y., as a laborer t

MISS CAROL JOHNSON, Credit Bureaulof Jamestown,

advised

that SHERMAN and ERNA TROXELL have been known to her

Bureau since 1952, coming to the Jamestown area from Sugar

Grove, Pennsylvania.

She advised that from approxirately

1957 to 1900, they residea in the Buffalo, N.Y. area, returning

to Jamestown in 1968. She advised in October, 1904, Mr. TROXELI

died and prior. to his death, he was employed as a construction

worker.

No employment is listed for Mrs. TROXELL and her credit

is considered satisfactory.

Detective GEORGE THOMPSON, Jamestown PD Detective

Bureau, advised

that he has been acquainted with the IROXELI

i

Family of 12 Partridge Street for several years.

He advised

995-291

Bureau (RM)

- New York (97-5. (RM)

1 - Buffalo

RDA;krd

(5)

I FEB

2 1972

22.104

1O JAN 21 1972

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that his acquaintance with this family stems from the fact

that Mrs. TROXELL's son, AUSTIN, presently a 10th grade

student at damestown High school, has been involvea in anti

war type activities while a student at the Junior High School,

and presently while a sophomore at Jamestown High School.

advised that his investigation has determined that TROXELI

was born 1/6/56, and that he has one sister, name unknown,.

born in 1961.

He advised that AUSTIN TROXELL has expressed

opposition to the United States intervention in South East

Asia, and on a limited basis, has participated in demonstrations

sponsored by the Jamestown Community College, or other groups

in the Jamestown area. He advised that in view of his age,

he.

does not consider him to be a potential problem, or a Leader

in any type of activist activity. He advised that he knows

of no followers directly associated with him and has deter-

mined that he subscribes to a lar Resistors PeriodIcaL, Which

is delivered to his residence at 12 Partridge Street.

Detective

THOMPSON concluded that he does not consider TROXELI to be a

problem in the community, however, anticipates following his

activities and should he determine that he is involved in

activities outside the Jamestown community, he will immediately

advise SA ANGLE.

ADMINISTRATIVE

WILLIAM O. HILL, Carrier NO. 28, U.S. Post Office,

Jamestown, My, advised on 1/10/72, alte dell verse

TRoxELL residence diarriage street, Jamestown,

publications bearing the return adaress-or War Restster

League, New York, N.Y. He advised that this mail comes on

a semi-monthly basis, and is dressEd to

In view of the ase of Aust myroxell and lein

a lOth grade student at Jamestown High School, and since it

is apparent from investigation conducted by the Jamestown PD,

that he is not involved in any type activist activity in the

Jamestown area, and appears to have no following, no further

investigation is being conducted concerning him.

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FROM'

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1982 EDITION

GSA FOMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

ANMENT

Memorandum

Director,

FBI (97-3)

SAC, Milwaukee (100-15195) (P)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (IRL)

IS - NEW LEFT

00:

New York

DATE:

1/20/72

Re New York airtel to Bureau dated 10/27/71.

Referenced communication set forth information

7615-S, who advised Khat Milwaukee area contact and

organizer for VRI is HUGieOOK, 1653 North Prospect Avenue,

Milwaukee, Wis.

With respect to the above, Milwaukee is currently

conducting a security investigation

concerning HUGH. LINCOLN

COok, age 25, who currently resides at 1653 North Prospect

Avenue, Milwaukee, His., and who was employed, as of 6/71,

at Doctors Hospital, 2711 West Wells Street, Milwaukee, Wis.;

as a stockroom clerk.

Additional background investigation concerning COOK

has developed infornation he is currently registered with

Local Board 13, Madison, "is., and is currently classified

meaning he is persorming civilian work in lieu of

military service.

Selective Service records further reflected

Cook is a white nale, blue eyes, brown hair, 6' tall, 140

47-1-45-38

bom 7/21/15, and has Social Security Fumber of

MI 287-S, who is personally acquainted with COOK

has advised

and who is in almost day to day contact with COOk in comection

ID

¿oo's primary activities at time feet time aru'

Bureau (97-3) (RM)

293

- New York (97-5) (RM)

4. - Milwaukee

EX-100

2 -100-7,5195

2-100-17309

(H. Cook)

E. JAN 2% 1972

DZ/dsw

(8)

NEW TEL

20.1972

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. MI 100-15195

with the WRI in Milwaukee.

This source has further advised

that COOK has indicated that at the present time the Milwaukee

Wrl is not in

an organized state and COOK has indicated there

is no present actual membership for the Milwaukee WRL but that

it is hoped he will be able to establish a bona fide WRI

chapter.

MI 287-S)has further advised COOK uses the offices of

the Milwaukee Peace Action Center, 1437 East Brady Street,

Milwaukee, Wis., us his base of operations and uses this address

; a return address.

Further, as the Bureau and New York are aware, HUGH

COOK was one of the primary organizers for a national War Tax

Conference, which was held in Milwaukee over the weekend of

1/8/72.

Milwaukee is closely following the efforts of COOK to

organize a WRI chapter in Milwaukee and will keep the Bureau

and New York advised of these eiforts.

In addition, under the

incividual case caption of HUGH LINCOLN COOK, the Bureau will

be advised regarding possible inclusion of subject on the ADEX.

2

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FROM

super:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.5

UNITED STATES GL

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 1/21/72

(ATTN: COMPUTERIZED TELEPHONE NUMBER FILE)

SAC, ALBANY (100-22482) (RUC)

CAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL.)

IS - NEW LEFT

Re Albany letter to thé Director, 12/30/71.

Enclosed for the Bureau is one telephone number to

be added to the Computerized Telephone Number File.

-detained in

(3/Bureau (Enc.

2-Albany

(1 - 100-22028)

FJW: kjw

(5)

..11

EX-715

REC:51

41-5.

298

HE JAN 2$ 1972

i case a divis

HIH

1 JAN 3 / 1972

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FROM

SUBJECT

529

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO

RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

ISAC,

PITTSBURGH (100-17269) (C)

LAWRENCE EDWARD ZBACH, aka.,

Larry ::

SM - SUBVERSIVE:

DATE: 1/28/72

ir.C

letterhead memorandum

above."

MANESEAN

PG: T=1 is

N 1015-s LocatIon 100-17269-1.

PG T.2 and PQ T-3 are both sources in a position

to have information of

the type attributed to them and

both

are identified on a Non-Symbol Source. Administrative

Page attached for the Bureau?

As'indicated in the enclosed LHM, subject

currently .resides.in

the Morgantown,' W. Va., area and

operates a nonmilitant type draft counseling organization

skoject has been repeatedly described as being anti-war,

specitically the Vietnam War, but has also been described

as being a pacifist, nonviolent type. Subject's activities

as indicated in enclosed LHM consist mainly of advising

potential draftees of their rights under the Selectivé

Service Act and its accompanying regulations.'

In view of information developed concerning subjoct,

it is felt that no farther

investigation is warranted.

- Bureau (Enc.. 5 ROLOSURE

- Pittsburgh

RST: AOB:

(3) /

EX-104

REC-48

425- 291U

Copy 1o.

RAO SS:

by routing slip for

i to 3 action

211/72

1 FEB 1049/55

JAN 31 1972

Doctd: 32989698 aues 102o, Bonds Reoulnely in the PronTl Carince Dies

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WONCIASS

PG 100-17269

NON-SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

Re Pittsburgh letter to the Bureau dated

1/28/72.

PG T-2 IS. BETTY BENSON, Secretary, Registrar's

'Office', West Virginia University, Morgantown, W. Va.

PG I-3 iS JOSEPH C. GLUCK, Dean. of Student Affairs,

West Virginia University, Morgantown.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

January 28, 1972

LAWRENCE EDWARD ZBACH

PG T-I advised on July 25, 1971, that Larry/

Zbach,

1401) 2-9 Avenue forgot, teelest Virginia

war Resisters League (WVWRL) •

on October 21, 1971, PG T-2, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised that Lawrence

Edward zback has a birth date Of November 19, 1948, and

his home address is 1448 West sIst Street, Erie,

Pennsylvania: According to PG T-2, Zbach has Social

security Number 163-40-3900, and

he graduated from

Gannon College, Erie, in 1970, with a B.S. degree.

According to PG T-2, Zbach entered West Virginia

University Graduate

school in August, 1970, anc

oluntarily withdrew on October 27, 1970, and has not

re-entered.

on January 14, 1972, PG T-3, who has furnished

reliable information in

the past, advised that he is

acquainted with Zbach and he knows he operates a draft

counseling center known as the War Resisters League.

FG T-3 advised

that Zbach is a pacifist type but has

never displayed any militant tendencies. PG T-3

advised

that Zoach is very much opposed

to war in

general and the Vietnam War specifically, and he operates

his draft counseling service at the Bennett House, which

is an ecumenical type center sponsored by various

Morgantown, West Virginia, churches.

PG T-3 advised that Zbach's purpose in draft

counseling is to advise potential draftees of their rights

under the Selective Service Act and its subsequent

regulations. PG T-3 advised that he knows of no instance

in which Zbach has actively advised a potential draftee

to refuse induction or to flee the jurisdiction of the

Selective Service System.

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.

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LAWRENCE EDWARD ZBACH

PG T-3. further advised that Zbach has a

reputation of being peaceful, nonviolent, and he knows

of no instance wherein Zbach has participated in any

PG T-2 advised

that zbach's activities are almost entirely directed

at peaceful, nomilitant, legitimate draft counseling,

wherein he fully explains to potential draftees their

rights and alternatives under the Selective Service Act

and

its regulations.

On October 21, 1971, Mrs. Darlene Myers,

Secretary, Morgantown,

West Virginia, POLice Department,

examined the arrest records of her office and advisec

that she could find no arrest record identifiable with

Zbach:

On October 21, 1971, Deputy Sheriff Joe Dlugos,

Monongalia County Sheriff's Office, Morgantown, examined

the arrest records of his office and advised he

could

find no arrest record identifiable with Zbach.

On October 21, 1971, Mrs. Joyce Henkins,

Credit Bureau of Morgantown, Morgantown, advised that

she could find no credit record identifiable with Zbach.

On December 8, 1971, Richard Du Mond, Manager,

Erie Credit Bureau, Erie, Pennsylvania, and Raymond King,

Assistant Identification Officer, Erie POlICe Department,

both examined the records of their respective offices

and both advised they could find no credit or arrest record

On December 8, 1971, Mario Bagnoni, Security

Officer, Gannon College, Erie, advised that Zbach was

unknown to him and he had no record of Zbach's having

been engaged in any violence or disobedience while he

attended Gannon College.

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fD-35 137-5-22-611

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

FBI

Date: 1/28/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI .

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (P)

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS-NEW. LEFT

NY 97-5

Bufile 94 -3)

WAR TAX RESISTANCE

IS-NEW LEFT

(NY 100-160320)

Bufile 100-457215)

(00 :NY)

Attached hereto for the Bureau are 12 copies of an LHM

regarding a flyer entitled,

"STARVE NIXON'S WAR WIR'S & WRI'S"

reportedly received anonymously by WIR at their NY Office

on 1/20/72 concerning the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

A copy of this IHM has been disseminated to IRS,

NYC.

source used is NY. 7615-S:l Location-134-18093A.

This IHM 1s being classified, "Confidential" to

protect the identity of the source of continuing value, the

unauthorized disclosure of the identity of this informant

could impair his future effectiveness.

This could be prejudicial

to the national defense interests of the US.

5=294

Bureau (Enes. 12) (RM) B'-IT

2497-3 (WRL

By louts ship for

2-100-45/215

(WTR)

JAN. 31.1972

I-New York (97-5)

nio it actist

I-New York (100-168328)

(WE) em 710123 24

REM: 1hr

(7):

12

/ ENCLOSURE

SY. RLD Irh

NE

16.JFEB

197

Approve EB. ID 1972

Sent

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-IDENTIAL

TED

STATES DEPARTMENT O

MUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

January 28, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No. Burtle

NYfile

19(-3)

100-457215

97-5)

(200-168328)

War Resisters League;

War Tax Resistance

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable

anonymously by the War lax Resistance (WTR

at their headquarters, 339 Lafayette Street, New York City (NYC) •

The flyer is quoted in its entirety following:

"STARVE NIXON'S WAR

"WIR's and WRI's

"Withdraw yourself from the Establishment's war CRIMES..

The senseless slaughter of human beings - American and

Asian.

Use the opportunity to take yourself out of the war and use those

resources

to build - not destroy, The government is supposed to,

but won't.

Responsibility of government is in the people. It

is up to us to stop the useless killing. .

No other force can.

War feeds on MONEY. Stop the MOWEY and

war starves, not

thousands of innocent children.

CONFIDENTIAI

GROUP I

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

of the federal Bureau of Investigation (FBl. 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:

FEB 2 7 1972

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CONFID

TIAL

cattere

war

Resisters League;

War Tax Resistance

"As you all know, the rotten, Illegal Viet Nam war Is

promoted by the bankers and industrialists and financed by the

thieving lackeys and sons of (obscene) called the Internal

Revenue Service.

"If you wish to screw up the Establishment's works

we have a plan that was presented to us by several I.R.s. agents

who are sympathetic to our movement. (We must remain ancnymous

as the fed. fuzz; by process of elimination, can easily identily

ol sources

of information. Our pipeline cannot be jeopardized

and the agents must remain secret.

"I.R.S, informants tell us that at each Regional

Processing Center all 1040 Form information is fed into

computers and placed on tapes.

We have unrefuted professional

advice that if 10,000 to 12,000 phony 1040 Forms (tax returns)

are mailed into each Regional Processing Center

• the machiner will

bog down into one big bureaucratic (obscene) morass and can

take months to clean up, if ever.

"Here's how:

"1. The most effective 1040 tax return is one filed

& self-employed where line 24 shows money owed, but of

course no payment. Use any and all self-employed

Etters from

Architect to Zebra trainer.

"2. Mail in employee 1040s and phony W-2s asking for

refunds.

Any occupation will do.

"3. Send in blank returns known as the Daly-Porth

type return showing name, address, Social security number and

filed under protest.

"Accountants, accounting majors and economic proi can

help with figures for each occupation.

The trick is to use

plausible figures so as to arouse no suspicious at the onset.

They must be fed into the computers.

"Use name from the telephone books, newspapers,,

tombstones and any address that suits your fancy.

Make it look

CONFIDEN

TIA.L

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CONFID

TIAL

resisters League;

war TaX Resistance

good. Cities, small towns and rural addresses all work. Any

Social Security number.

we repeat - keep your figures legit

100king.

and a wide Variety uld ee type an a vide variety of typewriters

"Remember, 10,000 to 12,000 1040s can be turned out

in about one month and should be mailed in February Ist to

April 15th.

"WE WILL NOT FINANCE VIET NAM

"AIN'T GONNA PAY FOR WAR NO MORE

"THIS WILL WORK. DO IT.

"GET STARTED NOW.

"WE ARE!"

NFIDENT

IA I

= 3*-

14-9296DACTA:32099649 Care 100

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

TO :;

FROM:

FBI.

Date: 1/28/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

SAC, DALLAS (100-12313) (P)

WAR RESISTORS LEAGUE (WRL)

CONFERENCE ON NONVIOLENCE

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON (UTA),

ARLINGTON, TEXAS, 2/11-13/72

IS - NEW LEFT

00 - NEW YORK

Re Albuquerque letter to Bureau, 12/17/71.

On 1/28/72, DI 495-PST, who has provided reliable

information in the past, advised the WRL is planning to

sponsor a conference on

nonviolence to be held at UTA,

Arlington, Texas, 2/17-13/72.

Various films and speakers have

previously been procurred for the convention. Source advised

the conference is to be strictly peaceful and nonviolent.

On 1/28/72, \DL 602-CS-S, who has provided reliable

information in the

past, advised Room 206 of the Student Union

Building at UTA, has been reserved for captioned

conference

on the above dates.

Receiving offices are requested to alert informants

and logical sources re captioned conference and notify Dallas

of known individuals planning to attend.

The following agencies have been notified of the

pending conference:

- Bureau (RM)

2 - Albuquerque (100-426) (RM)

IST 101

2

REC-53 41-

-295

2

- El Paso (100-6281) (RM)

- Houston (RM)

2 - Little Rock (RM)

120

JAN 31 1972

2 - New Orleans (RM)

2 - New York (97-5) (RM)

2 - San Antonio (100-10016) (RTM)

2 - Dallas

GKJ : jeg

Approv(eH8)

Sent

Special Agent in Charge

_M Pet

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135

F28

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yesita

DI 100-12313

U.S. Attorney, Northern District of Texas; Fort Worth,

Texas;

Texas Department of Public Safety; Fort Worth;

Fort Worth Police Department;

Arlington, Texas, Police Department;

Tarrant County. Sheriff's Office, Fort Worth, Texas;

U.S. Secret Service, Fort Worth, Texas.

LHM will be submitted at conclusion of conference.

The wi

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"FD-263 (Rev. 12-19-67)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVE_TIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

ALBUQUERQUE

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

NEW YORK

DATE

1/31/72

REPORT MADE BY

SA JOSEPH F. CONDON

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/30/71 - 1/28/72

TYPED BY

rag

ALBUQUERQUE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(AWRL)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE - SOUTHWEST

(WRLS)

IS - NEW LEFT

REFERENCES:

New York letter, 10/27/71

-C-

ADMINISTRATIVE:

Details regarding the peaceful anti-war demonstrations

sponsored by AWRL have not been set forth in detail since they

have previously been furnished the Bureau in form suitable

Lifor dissemination and have also been disseminated locally.

No dissemination of this report is being made locally

since no derogatory information of a subversive nature has

been developed

regarding AWL.

CONVIC AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

XX NONE

ACQUIT-

RECOVERIES

TALS

APARO

COPIESLADE

(5)

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

DYES INO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

MYES INO

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

297 REC9

Bureau (97-3) (RM)

2 - New York (97-5) (RM)

5. FEB A 1972

2 - Albuquerque (100-426)

Agency

Request Recd.

Date Fwd.

How Fwd.

By

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

55/ RIO I SA (2)

HH 552

7116112

Les RS

RLP Me

540818 7 111

Notations

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 19700-

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AQ 100-426

In view of the fact that by letter dated 11/9/70,

captioned "WRL," the New York Office furnished the Bureau a

copy of the outline regarding the AWRL demonstration at Los

Alamos, New Mexico, In August, 1970, it has not been Incor-

porated in this

report.

CRAIG SIMPSON is the subject of a clósed 100 file

in the Albuquerque Office.

SIEGFRIED MARTINEZ is the subject of a closed 100

and a closed 42 case in the Albuquerque Office.

This report has been classified "CONFIDENTIAL" in

order to protect the below sources, the disclosure of whose

identities would adversely affect the national security.

INFORMANTS:

Identity of Source

Location

AQ I-2 is

AQ 407-PSII

AO

7615-PSE

AQ It 15

AO 318-S

AO TO3-PST)

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AQ 100-426

NON-SYMBOL INFORMANT DATA

AQ T-1 is

112th MID,

Albuquerque,

New Mexico

AQ I-5 is

PSI HENRY FELISONE

of the New York Office

AQ T-6 is

Officer DON MANGINI,

formerly an undercover

officer with the New

Mexico State Police.

(By Request)

AQ I-8 is

Former SA DARYL HARRELL,

Administrative Assistant to

Superintendent, Albuquerque

Public Schools

(By Request)

AQ T-9 is

Postmaster, Campus

CHARLES DEL CURIO, Station,

New Mexico

Institute of

Mining and Technology,

Socorro, New Mexico.

(By Request)

AQ T-10 is

Detective RAY CATANACH,

Santa Fe, New Mexico,

Police Department

(By Request)

the

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

SA JOSEPH F. CONDON

Office:

January 31, 1972

AQ 100-426

Bureau File #:

ALBUQUERQUE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (AWRI)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE - SOUTHWEST (WRLS)

ALBUQUERQUE

97-3

Character:

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

Synopsis:

AwRL organized 2170, with goal of building "a radical non-

violent community."

Headquarters originally located 116B

Hermosa, S. E., and currently located 1003 Forrester. N. Wal,

which also serves as WRLS Regional Office, and residence ol

CRAIGSIMPSON, WRLS coordinator. Current

membership estimated

between five and ten and AWRL receives $40 a month from

WRL

National Headquarters, New York

New York. No information

developed indicating any ties with basic revolutionary

or

other subversive groups. Activities to date largely limited

to peaceful demonstrations at Government buildings and military

bases, Albuquerque, and Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory,

Los Alamos,

New Mexico.

WRL members held series of classes

on "Revolutionary Non-Violence" in conjunction with free

University at University of New Mexico, February-May, 1971,

and Southwest Conference on Non-Violence held Corrales, New

Mexico: 11/26-28/71.

WrL is moving force behind Albuquerque

CoalitIon For leace

and Justice (ACPJ), which claims affilia-

tion with National Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice.

WRI chapters also reported Santa Fe and Socorro, New Mexico,

but only one

peaceful meeting held, Socorco, 5/8/71.

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C-

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

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 itsi contents

are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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DETAILS:

AT ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

The War Resisters League (WRL) has been

publicly described as founded in 1923

and is the American section of the War

Resisters International, a world-wide

pacifist movement.

HEADQUARTERS

On July 28, 1970, AQ I-I, another Government agency

which conducts security investigations, made available a copy

of "The Albuquerque WRI Newsletter" dated July 9, 1970, which

sets forth that the Albuguerque War Resisters League (AWRL),

was organized in Albuguerque, New Mexico, in February, 1970,

and which lists its headquarters at 116B Hermosa, S. E.

issued by the AWRL which lists

the vener chast headquamade as 10a a stele

N. W.

BRANCHES

On February 3, 1971, AQ I-3 made available a list

captioned "Southwest War

Resisters League Groups" which bears

the notation that WRL groups are or will be operating in the

near future in the following cities:

San Antonio, Texas

El Paso, Texas

Las Cruces, New Mexico

Anouguer 4e on Mexico

Tempe, Arizona,

Tucson, Arizona

Denver, Colorado

Boulder, Colorado

colorado Springs,

Colorado

santa Fe, New Mexic

Fort Collins, Colorado

Pueblo, Colorado

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AIMS AND PURPOSES

The following are pertinent portions of a guest

editorial

signed "War Resisters League" which appeared in

the March 13

issue of the "New Mexico Lobo," student

newspaper published

at the University of New Mexico (UNM),

Albuquerque, New Mexico:

"The objectives of the War Resisters League

_Of Albuquerque are to provide information

about tax resistance, to help people find

uses for their peace

needed

On March I, 1971

leaflet captioned

"War Resisters

AQ T-4 made available the attached

League":

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WAR RESIS, ERS LEAGUE

We are a grour

people,

a collection of individuals working together.

We live in a world

where today the majority of mankind still

Lives under condtions unworthy: of the

dignity of human life,

where millions more are enslaved

by affluence, mechanization, and

deHumanization.

Our world may not survive.

if we do not reverse the values that lead

to nuclear war, overpopulation, environ-

mental pollution.

In the context of this world

we are beginning to build a total nonviolent

revolution, based on the understanding that

all men are

brothers.

Our revolution is a process

in which masses will dtermine our ends

Bur most immediate concerns

at

present

are the assumptions, behavior, and institu

tions which constitute and give

rise to

militarism.

We are simultaneously striving

to resist and noncoperate with these things

and to create postive, human alternatives

to them.

We try to stress three things:

education- helping each other to grow and

be aware;

direct action- taking risks with our lives;

community- creating a loving,

sharing woald

beginning with us.

we welcome you to join us

116 b Hermosa dI. SE

AlbuquEICHE, New Mexico

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• OFFICERS

On October 8, 1970, AQ T-5 advised that CRAIG SIMPSON-

was serving as the Southwest

coordinator for the WRI. .

On February 3, 1971, AQ I-3 advised that SIEGFRIED

MARTINEZ was serving as

the "chief roving organizer" for the

WRL in the Southwest.

On January 15, 1971, AQ I-2 advised that CRAIG SIMPSON

the only WRL Officer in the Albuquerque area, and that he

resided at 1003 Forrester, N. W. AQ T-2 advised that\ he had

not observed SIEGFRIED MARTINEZ at WRL Headquarters since the

summer of 1972.

although not officially a WRL Officer, resides with SIMPSON

30102102 resteR, a Medle i

The following are pertinent portions of a letter

to the editor signed SIEGFRIED MARTINEZ which appeared in

the August 29, 1970, issue of "El Grito del Norte," English/

Spanish language newspaper published irregularly at Espanola,

New Mexico:

"I was a member of the New Mexico National Guard

March of 19/0..

at times more like a machine than a human being.

In the first place, I didn't want to join any

branch of the

service, but I was

confused and

unaware that I didn't have to. I joined the

National Guard out of fear.

Our government and

society condition us out of fear to do what it

wants us to do.

"Today,

I am no longer fearful. I will not allow

anybody to control my life by the use of scare

tactics.

I feel that I have no business being a

part of the military

and I am not going to be

frightened into staying in for the two more years

of 'duty' that I had. left.

"Because I quit the National Guard, I was

Involuntarily ordered to 11 months of active dut

In the Army.

-s this 'American'? Is this treedon

of choice, freedom from 'involuntary servitude'

as

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the constitution says? I do not want to be a

part of the military but yet I'm being forced

to do so...

"I will never again wear a military uniform.

I

"will not allow myself to have any connection with

people and keep

people down all over the world in the name of

freedom when we don't even have freedom in the

United States...

"I am a military resister. I will not cooperate

at all with the military or the draft board.

recommend to others who feel that they don't want

to 'kill for freedom' to resist or apply for

conscientious objector status..."

On October 16, 1970, Major JOSEPH HURRY,

Commanding Officer,

Armed Forces Exam-

ining and Entrance

Station (AFEES),

Albuquerque, New Mexico, advised that

SIGFREDO MARTINEZ was at AFEES awaiting

a physical examination.

Major HURRY

advised that this individual claimed

to have resigned from the U. S. Army

Reserves and to be seeking classification

as a conscientious objector.

Major HURRY advised that in an effort

to clarify the subject's status, he

contacted the State Selective Service

Headquarters, Santa Fe, New Mexico,

and advised that the subject had been

ordered

to report for induction at

Fort Polk, Louisiana, on July 6, 1970,

after he had failed to fulfill his

obligation to the U. S. Army Reserves

and in view of the lapsed time, the

subject had been dropped from the military

By communication dated October 16,

1970, the New Orleans Office of the

FBI advised that the subject had been

dropped from the rolls at ft. Polk,

Louisiana, as a deserter on August

9,

1970, when

he failed to report to

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the U. S. Army Reception Station at

Ft. Polk, Louisiana.

The above information was furnished

to the Military Police Detachment,

Sandia Base; which arranged for MARTINEZ'

apprehension and for his transportation

to It. Bliss, texas, as a deserter on

Uctober 24, 1970.

On December 2, 1970, AQ T-6 advised

that he had observed MARTINEZ in the

Albuquerque area on November 29, 1970.

A check of MARTINEZ through NCIC on

=

December 2, 1970, was made with negative

results.

On January 15, 1972, AQ T-2 advised that neither

CRAIG SIMPSON nor GEOFFREY BECKETT was employed other than

their activities with the AWRL.

MEMBERSHIP

On January 20, 1971, AQ I-3 advised that the AWRI

at that time had seven members.

On January 15, 1972, AQ I-2 advised that he estimated

the membership of the AWRL at

between five and ten persons.

FINANCES

On January 20, 1971, AQ I-3 advised that the AWRI

would be furnished $250

a month for a three-month period

for assistance in organizing WRI groups throughout the

Southwest.

On January 15, 1972, AQ I-2 advised that the AWRL

receives a subsidy of $40 a month from the WRL National Head-

quarters in New York City, and that source was not aware

Of any other source of income for the group except possibli

contributions from persons who support their views..

AQ T-2

advised that although he had no specific information in •

this regard, he felt that it was probable that the WRi

National Headquarters also paid the rent on the building at

1003 Forrester, N. W.

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VIEWS ON FORCE AND VIOLENCE

An article which appeared in the December 8, 1970

issue of the "New Mexico Lobo" quoted CRAIG SIMPSON as stating

that the AWRL is "trying to build a radical non-violent

community."

When interviewed in connection with another matter

the AWRL is a pacifist group which operates entirely openly

and that all of its meetings are open to the general public.

TIES WITH BASIC REVOLUTIONARY

OR OTHER SUBVERSIVE GROUPS

On January 15, 1972, AQ I-2 advised that the AWRL

has no ties with any basic revolutionary or other subversive

groups.

AQ I-2 advised that the AWRI members are all basically

pacifists who are opposed to all wars.

ACTIVITIES

The following demonstrations were conducted by the

AWRL. All of these demonstrations were of a peaceful nature.

Activity

Date

March

Ак 1 3616 20,

April

ара 22, 1920.

15,

August 5-6, 1970

November

26, 27, and

28, 1970

Silent vigil outside U.S.

Post Office and Federal Courthouse,

Albuquerque, New Mexico, noon to

1:00 P.M.

All-night vigil and march to

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory,

Los Alamos, New Mexico

Picketing Sandia Base, Kirtland

Air Force Base, and distributing

leaflets Winrock Shopping Center,.

Albuquerque, New

' MeXICO;

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May 2-5, 1971

August 6-9, 1971

October 13, 1971

Peace Festival, Roosevelt

Park, and picketing Sandia Base,

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Fast and vigil, Los Alamos

Scientific Laboratory, Los

Alamos, New Mexico

March from Yale Park to Kirtland

Air Force Base, Albuquerque,

New

Mexico

November 2, 1971

Guerrilla Theater at concert

of U. S. Army Field Band and

Chorus, Civic Auditorium,

ALbuquerque, New

• Mexico

November 26-28, 1971

Southwest Conference on Non-

Violence, Corrales, New Mexico

With reference to the above demonstrations on

sponsored by the Albuquerque coalition For Peace and Justice,

sponsored by the Albuquerque

also known as Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice and

Coalition For Peace and Justice.

An advertisement urging support for the

May 2-5

1971, demonstrations

which

paper published in Albuquerque, New

Mexico, lists CRAIG SIMPSON as

Treasurer of the ACPJ and the ACPJ's

phone number as the phone number of

the

Albuquerque WRI.

AQ T-2 has advised that the ACPJ is a

loose grouping largely consisting of

professors and students from both the

University of New Mexico and the

University of Albuquerque as well as

pacifists and other individuals in the

Albuquerque area who are opposed to

U. S. involvement in Southeastern Asia.

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This source also advised that the AWRL

is the moving force behind the ACPJ..

An article which appeared in the May

13, 1971,

issue of

the "New Mexico

Lobo"

quoted ROBERT BADY, described as a spokes-

man for the ACPu, as stating that the

ACPJ "is totally dedicated to non-violence

and is not trying to tear down the Govern-

ment."

AQ T-I advised that although CRAIG SIMPSON •

has claimed that the ACPJ is affiliated

with the Peoples Coalition For Peace and

Justice (PCPJ), the source was not aware

of any contacts

between the ACPJ and the

PCPJ.

A PCPJ press release dated March 1,

1971, described the PCPJ as being head-

quartered in Washington, D. C., and

consisting of over 100 organizations

which are using massive non-violence

civil disobedience to combat racism,

poverty, repression, and the war.

On February 25, 1971, AQ I-7 made available a

leaflet issued by the AWRL which sets forth that the AWRL

would conduct a series of classes on the general topic

• "Revolutionary Non-Violence"in conjunction with the Free

University at University of New Mexico.

"February 18- Cesar Chavez and the farm workers

struggle.

"February 25- Ghandi's experiments in truth

"February 26-28

weekend session on 'christianity

and nonviolence' held at Dominican

Retreat House

"March 4- People's Liberation: Women's, Gay, Men's

"March 11- Nonviolence and revolution with Igal

Roodenkoo National Chairman of War Resisters League

and World War II resister

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"March 18 - Civil Disobedience

"March 25 - Draft Resistance

"April l - Tax Resistance

"April 15 - Communes: Urban and rural

22 - Ecology

29 - Civilian Defense - alternative to armed

defense

"May 6 - Anarchy: Discussion of Libertarian Politics"

The following are pertinent portions of

a catalog dated May 18-24, 1970, issued

by Amistad:

"What is. AMISTAD?

"AMISTAD (friendship) the Free University,

was established after a week of national

and local

turmoil to meet the needs of

those individuals who wanted to discuss,

study and act upon those problems and

concerns of our society that normally

are not covered in the university

curriculum...

"The curriculum of AMISTAD is open to

any and all interested individuals.

As

is an immense range of courses represent-

interests. Most groups meet at AMISTAD

and are open discussion seminars.

is not necessary to register for these

groups--just come in and attend them.

I'here are no requirements--except interest.

In addition to the groups, there are

films, visiting speakers, community

leaders and

spontaneous

group discussions."

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On March 9, 1971, AQ I-8 advised that the AWRL

had been attempting to organize a group known as the Libera-

tion Cooperative which was designed to appeal to high school

students dissatisfied with the quality of the education

offered by the Albuquerque public high schools but that AWRI

was unsuccessful in this effort due to lack of interest on

the part of high school students in the area.'

AQ T-8 made available a leaflet issued by the

Liberation Cooperative which describes it as

"an alternative

to public high school 'education'

... a humanistic education

that stresses creativity, individuality and a real awareness

of where we are in the world instead of conformity and apathy."

AI SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO*

On October 26, 1971, AQ T-3 advised that there was

also a WRL group at Socorro, New Mexico, which utilized

the mailing address Box 2452, Campus Station, Socorro, New

Mexico.

on vanuary 25, 1972, AQ I-9 advised that Box 2452,

Campus Station, has been rented by THOMAS BE SCHELLHASE FOr

New Mexico.

AQ T-9 advised that he was not aware of any WRL.

activity in the Socorro, New Mexico, area.

V On February 10, 1971, AQ I-3 advised that THOMAS

of the Catholic leace Fellowship a Catholic pacifist organiza-

tion founded by the Reverend PhILlE BERRIGAN,

s.J. in 1968s

would visit a number of colleges and universities throughout

the country beginning in March, 1971,.

and that his contact in

ALbuquerque, New Mexico, would be CRAIG, SIMPSON.:

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CONFIDENTIAL

According to an article which appeared in the May

13, 1971, issue of the "Defensor-Chieftain," semi-weekly

newspaper published at Socorro, New Mexico, approximately

100 persons attended

a rally held in the Socorro Plaza on

May 8, 1971, in support of the People's Peace Treaty to Enc

the War in Indo-China.

According to this article, the first

speech was delivered by New Mexico Ileutenant Governor ROBERT

-MONDRAGON who

urged in both English and Spanish that the

eliminating war and stressed that each individual

should resist war in his own way and in accordance with his

own conscience..

This article also set forth that the last speaker

was CRAIG SIMPSON of the AWRL who discussed the AWRL demonstra-

tion at Sandia Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico, on May 4-5,

1971.

The following are pertinent portions of

a letter to the editor signed "BOB BADY

for War Resisters League" which appeared

in the April 27, 1971, issue of the "New

Mexico Lobo":

"The People's Peace Treaty is the attempt

of the peace movement to state specifically

what is a just end to the war.

This

document is being presented to the American

people and the American Government.

"The People's Peace Treaty was developed

by the National Student Association (NSA)

last fall... Having obtained the views

of the Vietnamese people, North and South,

NSA produced the People's Peace Treaty.

The treaty has become the banner, the

focal point, of the peace movement this

• spring."

AT SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

on July 27, 1970, AQ I-10 advised that although

CRAIG SIMPSON claimed that there was also a WRL group in

Santa Fe, he was not aware of any activity conducted by

this group.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuquerque, New Mexico

January

31, 1972

Title

Character

Reference

ALBUQUERQUE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(AWRL)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE - SOUTHWEST

(WRLS)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

Report of Special Agent JOSEPH F.

CONDON

, dated and captioned as

above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

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1 - Mr. R. I. Pence

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SAC, Denver.

2-1-72

REC:121 Director, FBI (97-3)-290

EX-IUL WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (MRL)

IS - NEW LETT

Relylet 1-20-73.

Search indices regarding Steve Hodes and advise

Bureau results. Bufiles negative concerning Eodes.

Promptly

furnish Bureau

any infosuation which has come to the attention

of your office regarding alleged incident reported in relet.

RLP:p1m

(4)

NOTE:

New York Office furnished text of article in

January-February, 1972, "VRL News," official publication

of WRi, which stated that FBI had

been snooping into affairs

of Steve Hodes who helped organize May Day activities in

Denver. Article alleged that in 4-71 FBI visited Hodes'

landlady and made allegation that Wi is communist front

group which wants to overthrow U.S. Government and was

planning to violently disrupt Nation's capital. Article

states that as a result of FBi contact with landlady, hodes

was forced to move. Denver being instructed to furnish any

information in its possession concerning this alleged

incident.

MAILED, 23

JAN3 11972

Nr. Tolson.

Mr. Felt _

Mr. Rosen

Mr. Mohr -

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Miller, E.s.

Sir. Callahan -

Mr. Casper

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Bates

Mr. Waikart

6UFREE 01972

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars

l'ele. Room

Miss Holmes

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UNITED SI

ICES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE: 1/20/72

FROM

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5)

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LEFT

NY 7615-SIon 1/20/72 made available the January -

February, 1972 "WiL News"

', the official publication of the

WiRL, 339 Lafayette Street, New York.

Included in the copy is an article entitled, "A

Snoopy Story" which is quoted in its entirety:

"A belated but interesting story of FBI snooping

has been sent us by Stevellodes.

It occurred last spring

in Denver when he was working with a group planning for

Maydays in D.C.

"*Sometime in April, I took a 5-day trip out of

town and on my return was informed by my landlady that the

FBI had visited her,* Hodes writes. 'They asked for me and

showed her a letter

addressed

to me, unpostmarked, from WRI.

They told her that WiL stands for War Resisters League which

they described as a Communist front group which wants to over-

tnrow the government and which was planning to violently dis-

rupt the nation"s capital.

I told her tnis

was nonsense, but

she was furious and forced me to leave.

'I don't want any

trouble and the FBI is trouble, ' she explained. I never did

receive that Mayday mailing from WRu.'"

C

CQ-Bureau (RM),

1 - Denver (INFO) (RM)

1 - New York (42)

RFM: j1r

(4)

REGER 94

EX-104

290

I Incis me

• SA: 241?

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TO

CUTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1802 EDITION

5010-106

GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mir. Sullivan (o

FROM J. H. Gale

SUBJECTWAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

SELECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS

DATE JanuarY 14, 1971.

Trich 50

Callahan -

Casper -

Conrad _-

Rosen -

Havel -

Walters --

soyars --

Tele. Room

Holmes -.-

Gandy -

Information has been developed by the New York office that

the War Resisters League (WRL) has undertaken a project aimed at crippling

the Selective Service System in 1971. This plan calls for the obtaining of

signatures of 100, 000 men of draft age in a petition of noncooperation with,

the Selective Service System. The plan also calls for a national strike

against the draft starting in January, 1971.

The WRL is a known pacitist organization with headquarters

ạt

nin

339 Lafayette Street, New York City. It is recommended an airtel be

sent to all Special Agents in Charge to insure all offices are alert to the

activities of this organization, and to insure proper investigation is

conducted relating to possible violations of the Selective Service Act. White House

and Selective Service Headquarters were previously advised of WRL plans.

ACTION:

If approved, the attached airtel will be sent to all Special Agents

in Charge to alert them to possible violations of the Selective Service Act

emanating from this group.

Enclosure Seut 1-15-7,

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr.

Mohr

1 - Mr. Bishop

1 - Mr. Gale

1 - Mr. C. D. Brennan

1 - Mr. Eddy

1 - Mr. White

MJW:CS

(8) . 1

J|.

0.8

RECAL

a4t wits

JAN 20 1971

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January 15, 1972

folson.

Sillivan

sohr

#1-h0D

terennan, (.D.

callahan

Casper

d'onrad

Felt.

Rosen

1.ve1

dullers.

1ule. Room

Talmes

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WAR PESISTERS LEAGUE

contidential source, who is in a position to

(WL), a pacifist oxganizarzor

located at 339 Lafayette Street, New York, New York (NY),

has undertaken a project armed at crippling the Selective

Service Systen in 1971. This project can be broken down

into three phases:

1. NON-COOPERATION WITH THE DRAFT. The WRI

along with other groups is pushing total non-contact with

arait boards (non registration, non-compance szen any

regulacions, no cooperation aù all. The sharlottestille

pledge, a nasional project of the Inion lor Notional Deaft

"Doposition TUNDO)

states

that once 200,000 men 5xgn, 211 w211

non-cooperate with Selective Service.

This pledge is being

circulated all over the country by WRL groups as well as

other anti-drait organizers.

It is estimated that close to

25,000 men have already signed it or mailed back their drait

cards.

2.

COMPLICITY STATEMENT.

The UNDO Chapter at

Union College in Schenectady is circulating a statement for

those who are not draftable. It states chat all those who

sign aid, abet and support draft resistance.

PROPERTY OF FBI

This reporiend its contents are

Joaned to you by the Fui and are

not to bedistributed outside of

agency to which loaned.

GNHOCHEAL

JAN 29 1971.

GROUP 1.

Excluded from

automatic

doungrading and

jinclassification

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War Resisters League

3. SHOWDOWN (381 Hayes Street, San Francisco,

California).

This calls for a national strike against

the diat starting on January 1, 1971, and with people

acting immediately without wasting for 100,000 oshers to

join.

this action is being bacied by the following

organizations (so far)::

WRE

Campus Resistance

Peace Brigade

Radical Student Union

• San Francisco Liberation Front

National Student Association

The VRi, is providing national liaison between the

growing

list of groups backing

this assault on Selective

Service.

It is felt that all those joining in along with

the "fallout" of many others being pulled in by the "air

of rebellion" will produce a substantial anount of resistance

and possibly do so much damage to the drait that it vill

canse to be a viable government agency.

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1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Mohr

1 = Mr. Bishop

1 - Mr. Gale

1 - Mr. C. D. Brennan

1 - Mr. Eddy

1 - Mr. White

To:

SAC, Albany

From: Director, FBI

SELECTIVE SERVICE MATTERS

A confidential source who is in a position to furnish reliable

information advised that the War Resisters League (WRL), a pacifist

organization located at 339 Lafayette Street, New York, New York,

has undertaken a project aimed at crippling the Selective Service System.

The plan calls for the obtaining of signatures of 100, 000 men of drait age

on a petition of noncooperation with the Selective Service System. The

plan also calls for a national strike against the drait starting in

January, 1971.

All offices must remain alert for any information relating

to possible violations of the Selective Service Act on the part of

individuals connected with this group. In instances where possible

violations are indicated, investigations are to be immediately instituted

and reported under appropriate captions.

2 - All other offices

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UNITED STATES GOVER. MENT

Memorandum

TO

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

'ARTMENT

DATE:

Sanu

Mr. Tolson

Mr. Sullivan

Mr. Mohr L

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Brennan, C.D.

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Casper

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Felt =

Mr. Gale-s

Mr. Rosen -

Mr. Tavel _

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars -

Tele. Room

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy

FROM : Robert C. Mardian

Assistant Attorney General Pa

Internal Security Division

SUBJECT:

War Resisters League

Plans to Cripple Selective Service System

Reference is made to your teletype of December 11, 1970,

captioned "Student Agitation and Anti-War Activity in the United

States. "

Your teletype reflects that a source has reported that

the War Resisters League has undertaken a project aimed at

crippling the Selective Service System in 1971.

It is our

view that such activity might constitute a violation of 18 U.S.c.

2388 and/or 50 App. U.S.C. 462.

Accordingly, it is requested

that we be advised of

any additional information concerning

this matter which may come to your attention.

Q

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(Type in plaintext or code)

REGISTERED

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FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, NORFOLK (100-6959) (RUC)

Sprint.

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(APPEARANCE OF IGAL ROODENKO

AT OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY,

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

FEBRUARY 8, 1971)

IS - MISCELLANEOUS; VIDEM..

00: NY

Enclosed for the Bureau are eleven (11) copies of

an LHM entitled, "Appearance of IGAL ROODENKO at Old Dominion

University,

Norfolk, Virginia, 2/8/71," a copy of which has

been disseminated locally to MIG, OSI

and NISO because of the

Anti-War theme of the speech. Information copies are being.

furnished to Atlanta and Savannah because NF T-? reported that

ROODENKO allegedly was going to Georgia to make speeches at

colleges and

universities in that state.

copy is furnished WEO due to the fact that ROODENKO had

called for support of the May, 1971 demonstration allegedly

being staged by the National

Coalition Against War, Racism

and Repression.

The LHM is classified Confidential because it contains

information furnished by NF T-1 and NE T-3,

Security Informants

of continuing

value.

The unauthorized disclosure of infor

a taet versited by taea buses mie in ties tre

effectiveness:

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NF 100-6959

Informani

NF T-1 is

a (NF 134-216), contacted by

SA LEMUEL W. KERR.

NF T-2 is

NF 170-293,

KOBALL

contacted by SA WALTER ffs mont

NF T-3 is

* (Boston letter to Albany, 12/7/70,

entitled SDS (100-6882213)

The announcement in the auditorium at

was

observed by SA LEMUEL W. KERR.

, Kaufman Hall

This matter is being RUC'd to New York, the 00

In the WRL; however, should additional information be developed

indicating that a chapter of this organization is being formed

in Norfolk, the matter will be followed closely. It is

pointed out that NF I-2 reported that no effort was made by

ROODENKO to induce individuals to sign a petition pledging non-

cooperation with Selective Service.

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In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

UNIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF IS TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Norfolk, Virginia

February 11, 1971

CONFIDENTIAL

APPEARANCE OF IGAL ROODENKO

AT OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY,

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

FEBRUARY 8, 1971

on february s, 1971, Ne 1-1, who has furnishe

reliable information in the past, advised that an out of

town speaker was scheduled to appear at Old Dominion

University (ODU), Norfolk, Virginia,, on February 8, 1971.

NF T-l advised that this individual

was due to speak on

two occasions in the Kaufman Hall at ODU at 3:30 PM and

at 8:00 PM on February 8, 1971.

NF I-l indicated that

this individual was due to speak on draft evasion.

The February 8, 1971 issue of The Mace and Crown,

the

student publication

at ODU, reported that the National

Chairman of the War Resisters League (WRL) • Igal Roodenko

would hold two programs on February 8, 1971, at did Dominion

University. According to the article, Roodenko's appearance

would mark the beginning of a new drive by local activists

including CADA (Campus Americans For Democratic Action) to

put more pressue on the "Nixon Administration to end the war

in Indo-China."

The article indicates that Roodenko, who had been

on the Executive Committee of the WRL since 1948, was "billed

as discussion leader" for the programs to be held at 3:30 PM

and 8:00 PM in the Kaufman Auditorium. This program, according

to the news

article, was free; however, contributions would be

accepted.

The news article continued in pointing out that

although the prime aim of the programs was to make plans to

Roodenko was prepared

develop a Norfolk chapter of the WRa"Revolutionary Non-Violence,

to discuss related topics including,

Grass Roots, Wars

Resisters and Civil Disobedience."

GROUP I

Excluded from automatic downgrading

and declassification.

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01. 1°6 DENTIAL

RE:

APPEARANCE OF IGAL ROODENKO,

ETC.

According to the news article, Roodenko, during

World War II, served twenty months of a three year sentence

for refusing

to cooperate with the draft and has since

served shorter jail terms imposed for anti-war and civil

rights actions.

Roodenko, according to the article, has been

abroad twice in the interest of peace: In 1950 he attended

the World Pacifists Meeting in India

and in 1966 he spent

six months establishing closer ties with Pacifists and

peace workers in Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Scandinavia.

At approximately 4:00 PM, on February 8, 1971,

there was observed an announcement

in the Kaufman

Auditorium to the effect that the 3:30 PM meeting had been

postponed due to the bad weather enccuntered by roodenko

In Washington, D. C.

The announcement continued in stating

that the 8:00

PM

meeting would be held

as scheduled.

NE I-2, who has furnished reliable information

in the past, advised that the appearance of Igal Roodenko

was held as scheduled in the auditorium of the Kaufman

Hall, the Engineering Building, at ODU.

NF T-2 indicated

that twenty-two individuals attended this meeting, one of

whom was an adult and another appeared to be an OdU campus

NF T-2 pointed out further that one of the adults.

was a Negro male, approximately 20-23 years of age, and the

other individuals appeared to be of college age.

NFT -2

indicated further that there were about five extreme hippie"

types among those in the audience. NF T-? reported also on ?/9

following concerning this appearance of Roodenko:

VA

introduce and ividento a an about rele ye no ena

spoke in a Pacifist type vein. NF I-2 said the meeting lasted

from 8:00 - 9:55 PM, when the group dispersed because the

auditorium had to be relinquished at 10:00 PM.

Roodenko

reportedly called for resistance to the war in Vietnam

and through veiled innuendos prompted those in attendance

to resist the draft and the war in any method they felt

was right.

Both Bunch and Roodenko called for a concerted

effort by individuals in the Norfolk area to support the

May? 1971 demonstration at Washington, D.C. It came

to light

during the meeting that roodenko, who was accompanied by two

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"hippie" type individuals, came from New York and possibly

stopped at both Washington, D. C., and Richmond, Virginia,

before coming to Norfolk.

It was also learned according

to NE I? from discussions in the meeting that Roodenko

supposedly was going from Virginia to Georgia, where he

would appear at some undisclosed colleges in that state.

NF T-2 advised that Roodenko

reportedly was

appearing at different colleges and universities throughout

the country in an effort to build anti-Vietnam War support

and

also build support for the May, 1971, demonstration in

Washington, D. C.

NF I-2 also indicated that Ron Bunch had pointed

out that during the month of March, efforts would be made

to begin publishing some type of WRL newspaper and make

every effort to organize a Norfolk Chapter of the WRL.

Bunch also stated that he would arrange to have anti-war

films shown at ODU in the coming weeks.

During the discussions

which followed the speeches by Bunch and Roodenko, those present

were asked to indicate by signing their names to a list, their

interest in participating or joining a chapter of the WRI

should such a chapter be formed in the future. NE T-2 indicated

that possibly five to

seven individuals placed their names

on the list. Also, literature was passed out during the

meeting which consisted of the following:

February 8, 1971, issue of The Mace and Crown,

Student Publication.

A booklet "American Servicemen Have Rights--Do

You Know Yours?"

War Resisters League, founded in 1923.....

A leaflet "What is the War Resisters League?"

"peace in Vietnam? Make It Yourself," a sheet

prepared by WRL.

The January-February, 1971 WRL News.

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RE: APPEARANCE OF IGAL ROODENKO,

ETC.

The December 1, 1970, issue of "WIN," which is

Jesignated Volume 6, No.

This publication contain's the

Fact that "WIN" is published twice monthly by the WRL ir

cooperation with the New York Workshop in Non-Violence.

A reprint of an article entitled, "The Hours of

Boredom,

The Seconds of Terror" from the New York Times by

James P.

Sterba.

A 1970-71 literature list of the WRL.

The sheet bearing the title, 'Peace in Vietnam?--

Make it Yourself"

has been duplicated

and is being made a part

of this

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LACE

• VIETNAM?

MAKE IT YOURSELF

CONFIDENTIAL

You probably have a son, brother, husband or friend in the military. May-

be in Vietnam. And like most Americans, you want it over. And you hate

it for what it is doing to our own country and to Vietnam.

After all the publicity about "troop withdrawals" we still have 400,000

men there. About 100 are still coming home each week in cold aluminum

boxes. No one ever voted for this war. Congress never declared it. Yet it

seems impossible to end it. The generals get promotions, the corporations

get profits, and the young men get killed

But... maybe we can end the war. After all, we pay for the war, we make

the weapons, we serve in the army. Agnew talks a good war, but he isn't

doing the fighting. Suppose we-one by one, as individuals-started getting

out of the war. You could stop paying your 10% federal telephone tax.

Businessmen and professors could stop cooperating with the government.

Trade unions could demand peace contracts instead of war contracts.

Soldiers, sailors, marines could walk off their bases and find welcome in

our homes.

In March there were, all across America, hundreds of citizens arrested for

blocking doors at draft boards and induction centers. In Texas, California,

Pennsylvania, New York, and elsewhere, draft boards were forced to close

down temporarily. Without violence, without weapons, we learned that

we had the power to stop the war machine. Without violence, without

weapons, we were able to keep the issues clear: we were acting against the

war and against the draft-and not against the police and the draft board

clerks. The enemy is not men and women, but the military-industrial

machine that kills our sons and brothers, and wastes our tax dollars on

death.

Friend-could any war be fought if privates put their guns down and let

generals do the fighting? Could any war be fought if civilians stopped mak-

ing the guns and the bullets? Let us declare peace. They have jailed some

of us for refusing to go into the army. They can jail more of us. But they

cannot jail all of us. If we refuse to fight, the war will be over, suddenly,

everywhere, and at once.

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

1

Send me, information on draft resistance

Send me information on tax resistance

10. 1035*

339 Lafayette Street, New York 10012

CONFIDENTIAL

Enclosed is 25@ for a sample copy of WIN Magazine-

published by a group of hard core dissidents, effete intel-

lectuals, professional anarchists, and impudent snobs, and

which is a hippy type magazine

5-

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Name.

Address

Zip

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We are against the war in Vietnam. We are against all war- against

the war of man against man everywhere, and of man against nature.

We are against systems that hurt people, as the American system

hurts people in our ghettos and in Latin America and Asia, and as

the Russian system hurts its own people by jailing poets and by in-

vading Czechoslovakia. It is good for us to try to love one another,

but it is not good enough. We must also change the systems that tax -

us, put us in uniform and send us off to kill one another.

We are out on the streets today to ask that all of us look at each other

without labels. We are against putting labels on people-like "capi-

talist," "commie," "hippie," "pig." Before anything else, men and

women are alive, separate, individual. All of us can be hurt, can die,

get angry, want to be loved, and all of us on this planet, this life raft

we call Earth, will make it together or we won't make it at all.

mê is running out for all of us on Earth and we have nowhere else

to go. No nation has the right to build atom bombs, or use napalm,

or pollute the air we all breathe, or the water we all drink

We will keep on saying, all across America, that the war in Vietnam is

our number one problem, and it must be ended now by total, imme-

i diate American withdrawal from Vietnam. But once that war is over

your real job will begin: the job of disarming all nations, and of nurs-

ing our cities, our forests, our rivers, our air, our peoples and our

children back to health.

Give earth a chance. There will be no second chance.

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APEARBLE OF IGAL ROODENKO,

CONFIDENTIAL

The leaflet, "What is the War Resisters League?"

has been duplicated and is being set out hereinafter:

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Photo: Bill Wingell

Photo: Dan Hemenway

War Resisters League 339 Lafayette Street, New York 10012 / (212) 228-0450

Western region: WRL-West, 833 Haight Street, San Francisco, Cal. 94117

Southern region: Atlanta Workshop in Nonviolence, P.O.. Tox 7477, Atlanta, Ga. 30309

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Napalm, terrorism, riots, war. From Saigon to Biafra to Tel Aviv

to Cairo to the streets of our own cities both the Right' and the

'Left' talk of violence as if it were a necessary and even healthy

tool for man's progress. Above this display of threat and counter-

threat is the nuclear bomb. Washington and Moscow flourish their

bombs and rockets while millions starve. We live in a world where

society runs on we basis of implied or open terror.

It there are times when you have found yourselt in a minority of

one because you question whether violence can ever lead us to a

human community, you should know you are not alone. The War

Resisters League, with about ten thousand members, is an associ-

ation of people who disagree on mauy subjects,

but who all

The War Resisters League is important because, by

union, it relieves our courageous and resolute individ-

uals of the paralyzing feeling of isolation and loneli-

ness, and in this way gives them moral support in the

•fulfillment of what they consider their duty. The exist-

ence of such a moral elite is indispensable for the

preparatice of a fundamental change in public opin-

ion, a chasge that, under present day circumstances,

is absolute.y necessary if humanity is to survive.

ALBERT EINSTEIN

Princeton, New Jersey

August 10, 1953

agree about ond thing: we all refuse to support or participate in

• any kind of war, international or civil, and we strive to remove

. the causes of mar.

Founded in 1923 the League is the American section of the War

Resisters International, a world-wide pacifist movement with

headquarters in London, sections in 23 nations on all five contin-

ents, and contec in 41 other countries including left and right

CONFIDENTIAL

totalitarian cousies. The carly efforts of the League emphasized

the importance e. individual resistance to war. It sought to dis-

courage men from enlisting in the military and when, in 1940, a

peacetime draft is instituted it worked for liberal provisions for

conscientious chectors and it supported imprisoned pacifists.

Over the years hundreds of League members have done alterna-

tive service. Hurdreds of others have been jailed, in some cases

because their cla...to C.o, status was not recognized and in other

cases because thi, rutused any cooperation with conscription.

The major threst of the League in recent years has been in the

direction of socisi and political activities. It became clear, with

the developmer; if nuclear weapons, that world war could be

waged without zass armies. Everyone is concerned with finding

ways of structuring society so that it will not need arms, and with

resolving conflics between nations which lead to war. League

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members believe that war is more than the sudden explosion of

hostilities. The covert violence of economic exploitation, political

repression, cultural decay, colonialism and racism produce ten-

sions leading to armed struggle. Even where there seems to be

peace the 'quiet deaths' from starvation and sickness that strike

down peasants in Brazil, sharecroppers in Mississippi and babies

in Harlem are as real and terrible as the deaths from bullets and

The League therefore relates the struggle against war to the

struggle for a free and just society, for a world where poverty and

disease are eliminated and freedom becomes a living reality for all

men and women everywhere. Because war is also rooted in human

apathy, in that alienation of men from society which leaves the

individual feeling helpless, the League stresses the importance of

the individual decision and personal responsibility in acting for

peace and social justice, It it opposes the totalitarian mind at

home and abroad, the League does so because it belteves human

beings are never means to an end. They are ends in themselves.

THE WRI MEMBER

Members vary greatly in their approach to the problems of war

and peace. Some express their committment by registering as con-

scientious objectors. Others engage in programs of nonviolent

direct action and organizing. Some believe the pacifist position

stands 'outside history' and that little can be done aside from try-

ing, in personal ways, to break down patterns of violence in their

own lives and their immediate community. Others believe pacifists

must engage themselves in political action and offer radical alter-

natives on a political level. Some refuse to pay all or part of their

taxes. Some burn their drait cards or openly refuse to register for

the draft, risking their comfort and freedom.

Most League members do not refuse to pay their taxes and do

register for the draft, going through the legal process of getting

CO status and doing alternative service. There are League mem-

bers who have never been in a demonstration in their lives. There

are clean shaven members with jackets and ties-and others with

beards, long hair and sandals. But all, consistent with their con-

victions, try to express these convictions as dramatically and con-

vincing y as possible within their. own lives and in the communities

around them.

WHAT IS A PACIFIST?

This is a tricky question and one you have to answer for yourself.

If you are now in the military of any nation and aren't trying to

get out of the uniform, then clearly you aren't a pacifist. But the

League has many members who were, at one time, in the miltary.

The League has members ho did not consider themselves paci-

fists until after the nuclear bomb which, they felt, made violence a

• humanit comes by his patien 6cn

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rarely, if ever, can there be an ethical justification for killing an-

other human being. The religious pacihst, who may belong to an

established religion or who may be acting out of his own personal

faith, regards the destruction of human life for whatever reason

as a violation of absolute principles. The political pacifist, intent

on cónstructing a rational social order, conceives war to be the

ultimate manifestation of the irrational. All three of these views,

variations and combinations of them, are represented in the men-

bership of the League. But even in the area of pacifsm there are

legitimate differences. The absolute pacifist says no to violence

at all levels of his life, personal and public. But others who would

face prison rather than serve the military may feel violence is per-

• missible to defend themselves or their families against attack by

* another individual. Some pacifsts oppose, and others accept, the

use of minimal violence by a police force within the context of law.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership in the League means what you want it to mean.

There are no instructions going out from a "central committee."

The League is made up of individuals who are prepared for per-

sonal responsibility in their own communities. What makes the

League a unique organization, and one that is sometimes difficult

to understand, is that it exists to provide help to its members as

they carry their own beliefs into action and to provide a possible

framework for that action. There is no "League Discipline."

At times League members find themselves in a lonely position,

particularly during wars when so many of our younger members

are imprisoned. But in the lonely hour when a League member

realizes he cannot submit to conscription or that he cannot in con-

science sign a loyalty oath, there is the knowledge that others

throughout the country and the world stand with him. Not great

masses— the League's membership is small-but the individual

knows that through him, at the point of his decision, the League

is in action. The member knows that he belongs to an intangible

but very real "community of concern" and is bound to others in a

fellowship of action.

SUPPORT FOR THE LEAGUE

The League is supported entirely by contributions irom its mem-

bers and friends.

There are very few large contributions and a

great many contributions of one, and ten, and twenty dollars a

year. There are no dues. Members give what they feel able to give.

If they feel themselves to be members, they remain members even

if they cannot give anything.

WHAT THE LEAGUE DOES

Pacifist action— not passivity-charactcrizes the work of the Lea-

gue. Employing tactics which Gandhi pioneered in the struggle

for Indian independence or devising new nonviolent tactics to

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nect new situations, the pacifist secks to resolve conflict without

violence. He acts to end the covert as well as the overt violence.

The League is more concerned with getting the job done than with

• getting credit. It may surprise you to find that groups and projects

in Which you have been involved were initiated by or had a close

relationship with the League. It's not without

national alices are known as "the peace factory." Cause that our

These projects and activities include civil rights work, where a

League staff member was assigned as early as 1955 to work closely

with Martin Luther King. Jr. and where staff time was put into the

March on Washington in 1963 and the Poor Peoples Campaign

of 1968. The government's nonsense about Civil Defense was

brought to a grinding halt starting with mass demonstrations in

New York City in 1960 and 1961 organized by the League. Many

were jailed, but compulsory Civil Defense drills are no longer

held. The first anti-Vietnam war demonstrations in the United

States were organized by the League and subsequent demonstra-

tions have been led in part by WiL people. Liberation magazine

was originally financed by the League and WIN Magazine is co-

published by the League.

League work has reached overseas, as staff members helped di-

rectly to rally world support for the nonviolent revolutionary

movement in Africa. In 1953 the League raised funds to send Bill

Stitherland to Africa to help explore nonviolent methods there,

and some years later other members went to the Sahara Desert to

demonstrate against French A-bomb tests. The WRL role was

publicly noted by Kenneth Kaunda, Prime Minister of Zambia,

"Please express to your membership my deep respect

for the aims and objectives of the League," In 1968 the WRL

sent two members to participate in protests organized by our

International in Warsaw Pact Capitals against the invasion of

Czechoslovakia.

In the area of public education it was League members who

played the major role in setting up radio station KPFA-FM in

Berkeley, California (a "listener-sponsored noncommercial" sta-

tion) which has since grown into the "Pacifica Foundation" with

In recent years League members have begun setting up a number

of local Centers, linked to the WRI but as independent as our

membership. Such groups operate across the country and provide

a means for grass roots work and action by members. For in-

stance, our Atlanta group does important work in bringing the

idea and practice for pacinism to the South and particularly to the

many Southern military areas. Our San Francisco office is in the

forefront of West Coast action working in Draft nonregistration

and with persecuted anti-war G.I.'S.

JOIN US!

the rallying cry of the nonviolent movement was frst heard in

the dark at the October 21 Pentagon demonstration in 1967, "Join

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sat, surrounued by police and soldiers, and conironted the symbol

of imperial America. They shouted "join us" to the soldicrs and

police because there are no barriers to men in our movement.

G.I.'s and police are not called "pigs" in our movement because

G.l.'s and police are people and not pigs; they are our brothers

and sisters. As you are. We hope you will join the Movement at

some level. If you are not certain that you are a pacilst there are.

other Movement groups (write WRL for information). There are

League projects which you might want to help with your time or

money. Perhaps you are not certain how you feel about the ques-

tion of pacifism but would like to keep in touch with the League-

we welcome you to our mailing list.

But quite possibly you belong in the League as a member. Like

many Americans you may never have thought of yourself as a

pacifist, but you may have been re-examining your position in the

light of nuclear weapons and the war on Vietnam. The League

welcomes all those who want to explore nonviolent alternatives

and who realize that such exploration means creating a movement

independent of any power bloc and opposed to the militarism of

any nation, East or West, right or left. The League's work. will

not end with peace in Vietnam; it will continue until all war and

its causes, everywhere, is abolished.

The War Resisters League wants your membcrship. If you want

to support and work with the League, we invite you to join.

Jaiz 70-25.11

War Resisters League

339 Lafayette Street

New York, N.X. 10012

Date.

War is a crime against humanity. I therefore am deters.

mined not to support any kind of war, international or

civil, and to strive for the removal of all the causes of wate

Enrollment Pledge of the War Resisters League

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE.

• Although not prepared to become a League member, I vist to

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SPECIAL INTEr

ess Lafayollo Strool, Now York,

N.Y. 10012..

ic-monthly magazine full ol news and comment and

.,, pocms, photographs, good cheer.

$5 a year, sample copies 254

IBERATION, 339 Lafayotle Streot, Now York, N.Y. 10011

in inclependient radical monthly. $ a year, sample copies 50g

'OUR GENERATION, 3934 ruo 5p. Urbain, Montreal 131,

Pacifist-oriented political quarterly, published in Canada but with

U.S. material in full measure. $ a year, $1.50 a single copy

PEACE NEWS. North American offico,

c/o AFSC, 160 North 15th Straos,

Philadolphia, Pa. 19102

In international pacifist weckly newspaper, published in london

xccllent. $8 a year (seamail), $10 (airmail), sample copies fre

WAR RESISTANCE.

Quarterly publication of the War Resisters International, pube

• lished in England and available from WRI office. 25¢ a copy,

ORGANIZING FOR NONVIOLENT ACTION

Assorted practical materials for local group action, $1

MISCELLANEOUS/ LEAFLETS/ BUTTONS/PINS

601

REVOLUTION AND YOU. Sidnay Long.

For high school age. Illustrated by Jules Feiffer. Story of the rising

expectations of world's peoples. 31 pp. 50¢

WHAT DO YOU MEAN, NONVIOLENCE? Suo Gottfriad.

For high school age. Illustrated by Elsa Bailey. The story of wars

without guns. 31 pp. 50g

603

HANG UP ON WAR,

Dealing with telephone tax refusal. $1.50/100, single copies free

604 HOW TO PRACTICE NONVIOLENCE.

Simple statement on method of nonviolence.

$3/100, single copies free

605

REFUSE TO PAY WAR TAXES.

Dealing with income tax refusal. $2/100, single copies free

WHAT IS THE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE?

Brief descriptive folder on nature of WRL. Single copies free

GANDHI PEACE BOOK

1969 WRL Peace Calendar whose 53 pages of special text on

Gandhi is well worth the reduced price of $1.

608a DAYS OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

1970 WRL Peace Calendar: full text of Thoreau's Essay on Civil

Disobedience plus 60 photos of recent instances of American CD.

Spiralbound 128 pp. $2

WRL TAPES.

A listing of tapes available for sale from WRL. Single copies free

610 WRL BROKEN RIFLE BUTTON.

$6/100, $1/12, 10g each

611 WRL BROKEN RIFLE PIN.

on hcavy metal. $1

612 ND BUTTON. (Nuclear Disarmamont symbol).

black and white 56/100, 51/12, 10¢ each

in assorted colors $7/100, $1/10; 10g each

613 ND PIN.

black cnamel on steel,

$1

614 PRACTICE NONVIOLENCE. Colorful d" square stringad tag

For wearing at demonstrations; WRL message on reverse.

$1/100; single tag frea

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MOL NONVIOLENCE

'ANATIVE TO WAR, Gordon Za%de

mic case for nonviolent action, well argued. 32 pp. 504

TISE ART OF LOVING, Erich Fromm.

impact, thorough study of the psychology of love. 133 pp. 75¢

5 THE BOOK OF AMMON. Ammon Hennasy,

The last edition of the autobiography of an American maverick

anarcho-pacifist, with a moving

epilogue by his

widow

Joan

Thomas.

490 pp. $6.

6 CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE: THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Edited by Hugo Adam Bodlau.

282 pp. $1.95

& CONQUEST OF VIOLENCE. Joan V. Bondurant.

A contemporary classic of pacifist theory.

272 pp. $1.75

9 COURAGE IN BOTH HANDS. Allan Huntor.

A scries of dramatic, true stories in which nonviolence was used in

"impossible" situations. 160 pp. 50¢

10 DELIVERED INTO RESISTANCE.

Daniel Berrigan, Barbara Deming, James Forest, Staughton, Lynd and othors.

Essays on resistance, with statements of Catonsville 9 and Mil.

waukee 11. 78 pp. $1.25

11

DIRECT ACTION, April Cartor.

History and practice of nonviolent action. 35$

12 THE ESSAYS OF A, J. MUSTE. Compiled by Nat Hontoff.

Includes sections of A.J's uncompleted autobiography.

513 pp. hardcover, $7; paperback, $3.45

FOR PACIFISTS, M. K. Gandhi.

Collection of important essays on pacifism, nonviolence. 32 pp. 70g-

14 GANDHI: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

The only authorized American edition of this translation from

the original. 505 pp. $2.75

15 GANDHI AND NONVIOLENCE. Editod by the lato Thomas Morton.

Gandhi's own writings, with a special introduction by Merton.

82 pp. $1.50

17 HANDBOOK ON NONPAYMENT OF WAR TAXES, Issued by Poacemakora.

Contains material on the background of the nonpayment move-

ment, on ways of nonpayment, and a general discussion of prac-

lical and philosophical problems. 50¢

18 THE ILIAD, OR THE POEM OF FORCE. Simono Wail.

Brilliant statement of the deeper meaning of force by a great

modern religious writer. 15$

19

IN PLACE OF WAR.

An inquiry into nonviolent national defense by an AFSC working

party-shows how such a defense could be organized, using his-

torical examples. 1l5 PP. $1.45

"do-i-yourselF" kit for organizing nonviolent action.

•A MANUAL OF DIRECT ACTION. Martin Oppenheimer and Gaorgo Lakoy.

160 pp. $1.75

24 A.J. MUSTE MEMORIAL ISSUE.

Special isstie of WIV, first collection of articles, photos to appear.

after his death. 35%

NEITHER VICTIMS NOR EXECUTIONERS. Albert Camus.

Camus repudiation of murder and violence-not included in pub-

lished collections of his essays.

23 pp. 25€

26 MONVIOLENCE: A CHRISTIAN INTERPRETATION, William Robort Millor.

A carefully written, comprehensive book directed to all concerned

with nonviolence, its history, politics, and case studies. Excellent.

Hardcover. 380 pp. $2.45

27 NONVIOLENCE IN AMERICA. Slaughton Lynd.

Documentary history with selections from outstanding Ancrican

advocates of nonviolence. 530 pm. $3.45

28 NONVIOLENT ACTION: THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Comprehensive, selected bibliography prepared by April Carter,

David Hoggett and Adam Roberts.

48 pp. $1

29 NONVIOLENST DIRECT ACTION.

Edited by A. Paul Haro, Morbor? Blumborg.

• An anthology of firsthand accounts of nonviolent confrontation,

followed with articles of analysis. Expensive but worth it.

Hardcover, 530 pp. $10

30 THE PAG

¿ORCIENCE. Edited by Polor Mayor.

The ethical

religious roots of pacifisin from Lao-Tzu through

C. Wright Me and Camus. Au ideal gift.

450 pp. $2.65

31 PEACE AGITATOR: THE STORY OF A.J. MUSTE. Nat Hentoff.

The only biography thus far of the late A. J. Muste. With pholo-

graphs. Hardcover, 269 pp. $3

32 THE POWER OF NONVIOLENCE. Richard 8. Gregg.

A classic, basic to the understanding of nonviolence. Second revised

edition, 1959, in new format with new material. 192 pp. $1.75

33 THE QUIET BATTLE. Editod by Mulford Q. Sibloy.

Writings on the theory and practice of nonviolent resistance, with

historic examples. Essential to the pacifist library, 390 pp. $2.95

35 REVOLUTION: VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT.

Two documents, one by Barbara Deming, one by Regis Debray,

reprinted fros Liberation. 35$

36 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE. Arthur Harvoy.

liffective mimeographed pamphlet doubly valuable because of two

articles not readily available elsewhere: A Lawyer's Case for Civil

Disobedience by Harris Tofford and On Civil Disobedience by

Lord Bertrand Russell and Sir Herbert Read. 30€

37 THOREAU: ON THE DUTY OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.

The classic, essential essay.

Intraduction by Geno Sharp 21 PP. 25g

38 TOLSTOY ON CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND NONVIOLENCE.

Collection of some of 'Tolstoy's most forceful statements. 95¢

9 TYRANNY COULD NOT QUELL THEM. Gone Sharp

he dramatic story of the successful nonviolent resistance cam

paign by Norwegian teachers against the Nazis. 254

40 UNARMED AGAINST FASCISM. De. A. K. damosan.

An account of Norwegian resistance to the German occupation in

W.W. II. 20¢

41 UNDERDOGS VERSUS UPPERDOGS. Jim Pock.

Autobiography of a nonviolent actionist who has walked hundreds

of picket-line miles, arrested 30 times, ncarly beaten to death on

the Freedom Rides.

Beautifully mimeographed in l limited

edition. 105 pp. $1.50

43 WAR TAX RESISTANCE: INDIVIDUAL WITNESS OR COMMUNITY

MOVEMENI? Compiled by Tod Wobstor.

Excellent material for those considering tax resistance, 20 pp. 50¢

44 WAR WITHOUT VIOLENCE. Krishnalal Shridharani.

Considered a basic text of the Gandhian movement. 305 pp. $).30

45 WE WALKED TO MOSCOW. Jorry lehmann.

Experiences on the 1961 Walk to Moscow.

88 pp. $1

46 YOU COME WITH NAKED HANDS. Bruelford Lylllo.

The story of the epic San Francisco to Moscow. Walk for Peace in

1961. Hardcover,

246 pp. $4.25

47 CIVILIAN RESISTANCE AS A NATIONAL DEFENSE. Compilod by Adam

Robarts.

Anthology on nonviolent action against aggression. 356 pp. $1.65

48

GANDHI'S TRUTH, Eric Erikson.

Definitive biography emphasizing the psychological motives behind

Gandhi's lifestyle.

175 pp. $3.95

49 GRAMDAN-THE LAND REVOLUTION OF INDIA, Editod by WRI Socro.

tary Dovi Prasad.

Vinoba have's major project in India. 48 pp. 65$

50 NONVIOLENT REVOLUTION. WRI-WeSt.

An assortment of essays and training guides. $1.50

51 REVOLUTIONARY NONVIOLENCE. Davo Dollingor.

His selected essays from 1943 to the present, including first-hand

accounts of Cyba, mainland China, North and South Victnam.

Hardcover, $7.50

52 SAL SI PUEDES: CESAR CHAVEZ AND THE NEV AMERICAN REVOLU

TION. Pajor Mattiasson.

"At a time when violence seems to have become a fact of public life

Chavez has maintained the principles of nonviolence," (N.Y

Times) = Hardcover, 372 pp. $6.95

53

SCHOOL OF NON-VIOLENCE, Editod by Satish Kumar.

A British anthology on the politics, sociology, ethics and economic:

of nonviolence. 72 pp. 75¢

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the historical

mery bus boycott. 75g

WE GO FROM HERE? Martin &

•or King, dr

s political book by the nonviolent leader

209 pp. $1.95

HEAPONS FOR COUNTERINSURGENCY.

inanual for organizing local projects to protest aspects of the

military-industrial complex 104 pp. $1

: DISARMAMENT, NUCLEAR WEAPONS,

FOREIGN POLICY

302 ACCIDENTAL WAR.

lamed Mershon Report on howiwar, resulting in total destruction,

can be set off by accident. Introduction

by Lord Bertrand

Russell.

304 THE ARMED SOCIETY. Tristram Cottin.

A sharp indictment of the American military establishment by a

close observer of "official Washington."

269 pp. $1.25

305 CONTAINMENT AND CHANGE. Carl Oglosby and Richard Shaull.

Two dissenting

"Now Left" views of American foreign policy in a

revolutionary period. 218 pp. $1.45

DISARM TO PARLEY: A CASE FOR UNILATERAL DISARMAMENT.

W. H. Forry,

Problem of unilateral disarmament set forth in framework of the

nuclear age. 16 pp. 204

308 DOES DETERRENCE DETER? D. F. Floming.

À look at the record and risks of the deterrent policy. 48 pp. 35€

309 GAMES, STRATEGIES AND PEACE. Irving louis Horowitz.

A further study of the problem of moving beyond deterrence. In-

• volves discussion of "games theories" employed by Rand Corp. and

others. 64 pp. 354

310 MAY MAN PREVAIL? Erich Fromm.

і

*Is peace still possible in an cra of pathological political thinking?

Contains chapter on "suggestions for peace."

252 рр. 95¢

311

THE MORALS OF EXTERMINATION. Lowis Mumford.

A blunt appraisal of the breakdown in our moral responsibility

and initiative regarding new weapons of mass extermination.

11 pp. 10;

PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF THE PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR.

By tho Group for the Advancemont of Psychiatry,

Authoritive, quictly explosive indictment of war system.

94 pp. $2

313 REVOLUTION AND COLD WAR. Sidnoy Lons.

'Study of underlying forces of present East-West conflict.

64 pp. 354

315 SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER.

.The ground-breaking study by an AFSC working party on how

to give political content to the radical thrust of pacifism, now back

in princ. 72 pp. 35€

317 UNILATERAL INITIATIVES AND DISARMAMENT. Mulford @.

Proposes a unilateral disarmament policy

would release funds for useful national and world development.

64 pp. 35$

318 UNINTENDED WAR. Arthur Waskow.

Risks of error,

human or mechanical, inherent in "balance of

terror." 64 pp. 35¢

320 WAR WITHIN MAN. Erich Fromm.

Another significant contribution by D)r. Fromm to the study of de-

terrance and alternatives. 56. pp. 35$

321

A WORLD WITHOUT WAR. Walter Millis, Roinhold Niebuhr, Harrison

Brown, Janos Roal, Justico William O. Douglas.

Includes original text of famous essay Community of Fear by

Brown and Real. 72 pp. 454

322 THE MILITARY-INDUSTRiAL COMPLeX. Sidnay Lons.

Analysis plus a complete reassessment of U.S. foreign policy.

161 pp, $2.95

323 TO END WAR. Robort Pickus and Robert Woito.

Annoted bibliography of 663 war/peace items plus material on or-

ganizations, periodicals, action projects, etc.

261 pp. $1.95

SPECIAL MA

401 THE ANAL EATS

An exciting almology of their writings. 603 pp. 95g

402 ANATOMY OF ANTI-COMMUNISM.

All AFSC working party paper, an analysis of our communist

phobia with suggestions on how we can proceed beyond it.

165 pp. $1.50

403 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X.

An extraordinary document, by the assassinated militant. black

Icader.

456 pp. $1.25

406

DRAWING THE LINE. Paul Goodman.

"Goodman, vintage and current.'

111 pp. $1.50

408 EINSTEIN ON PEACE. Edited by Otto Nathan and Hoinx Norden.

Virtually everything which the late scientist wrote on the subject

of peace. 682 pp. $2.95

40% FREEDOM OF THE MIND. Justico William O. Douglas.

• Vigorous, unusually outspoken defense of civil liberties.

410 GROWING UP ABSURD. Paul Goodman.

49 pp. 50t

The defects of overorganized society showing up as malaise and

trouble in the life of American youth 296 pp. $1.95

413 MARX'S CONCEPT OF MAN, Erich Fromm.

the hrst American publication of Marx's philosophical manu

cripts of 1844, with fromm's emphasis on the "spiritual existenti

slisin" of Marx and his place in history as a humanist philosopher

260 pp. $1.75

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•í. Eldridgo Cleavar.

Ai in prison by a man

ccame a Black Panther

i insigne into the rage thai

Senfronts white America.

210 pp. $1.95

STUDENT REVOLTS: THE NEW LEFT IN WEST GERMANY. F.C. Hunniva.

811

erciting

WRI pamphlet giving a view of the new German

radicalis, 40 pp. 704

THIS LIFE WE TAKE.

A powerful pamphlet against capital punishment. 34 pp. 25g-

A24 TOWARD À QUAKER VIEW OF SEX. Editod by Alasiuir Maron.

The problems of Icen-age and extramarital sex behavior and

homosexuality as seen from a viewpoint successfully fusing tradi-

tional moral concepts with modern psychological perception. By.

a group of British Friends. • 754

425 TRIPLE REVOLUTION.

T'he complete text of the now famous and controversial manifesto

by 32 intellectuals, complete with special added comments by Dave

Dellinger and Paul Goodian. Reprinted from Liberation.

12 pp. 104

428 FREEDOM SEDER. Arthur Woskow.

The Passover ceremony made up of quotes from contemporary

• revolutionary leaders.

56 pp. $1.50

429 WE HAVE BEEN INVADED BY THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.

David McReynolds.

Selected essays from The Village Voice, WIN and elsewhere, plus

new material, by our own Field Secretary. Introduction by Paul

Goodman. (Publication, August, 1970) Hardcovcr, 250 pp. $7.95

130 POEMS OF WAR RESISTANCE. Compilod by Scolt Batos.

All the pocis featured in the 1966 and 1967 Peace Calendars-

and many more. 236 pp. Hardcover, $8.95, Paperback, $3.95

431 SEARCH FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. Amorican Frionda Sorvico

Committeo.

Concrete proposals based on a 2-ycar international survey, 68 pot.

432 A SKYLIGHT ON THE WORLD, Edward P. Gottliab.

Pocins by a former WRL chairman; introduction by Norman.

Thomas. 86 pp. $1

133 THE TORTURE OF MOTHERS. Truman Nolson.

The 1961 Harlem rebellion and the railroading of blacks to prison

from the viewpoint of those who suffered. 122 pp. $1.75

134 TRIALS OF THE RESISTANCE. Compilod from The New York Review of

Books.

Accounts of recent political trials with commentary by Chomsky,

Ferber, Kempton, and others. 216 pp. $2.45

THE THIRD WORLD

THE GREAT FEAR IN LATIN AMERICA, John Gorassi.

Considered the best book on the explosive Latin American situa-

tion. 177 pp. $1.50

07 REPORT FROM A CHINESE VILLAGE, Jan Myrdal

'ascinating study of life in a single village by a Swedish journalist

95¢

510

VIOLENCE IN AFRICA. Pierro Martin.

A background paper in the discussion of violence and nonviolence

in a developing Africa. A WRI pamphict.

10¢

511 WHITHER LATIN AMERICA? Carlos Fuantos.

A radical look at the swittly moving revolutionary developments in.

this vast continent. 144 pp. $1.75

S13 SAISON

W.5.A. Alfred Hassler, Exocutiva Soeratary,

An account et the

U.S.-supported Thieu-Ky dictatorship; intro-

duction by Sen. McGovern.

320 PP: 53.25

512 RESISTANCE IN LATIN AMERICA, Propared by A Quakor Action Group.

U.S. militarism and nonyiolent resistance in Latin America.

61 pp. 75$

THE DRAF

AND CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION

202

CAN A FAN BE A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR?

Issued by the Jewish Peare Fellowship.

10¢

103 CATHOLICS AND CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION. JAmos Forost

iprinatur of Bishon 'Terence 1. Cooke, D.D., Vicar Gencral o

the Archalincese of New York. 16 pp. 15€

204 A CONFLICT OF LOYALTIES

À discussion of "selective conscientious objection and the case for

it." Contributors include Michael Harrington, Evereu Gendler,

Mulford Q. Sibley 287 pp. $1.95

205 CONSCIENCE IN AMERICA, Editod by Lillian Schlissol.

Documentary history of conscientious objection from 1757 through

1967.

O6 CONSCRIPTION-A WORLD SURVEI

compilad by Davi Prasad and Tony Smythe

168 Pp. $2.25

207 DON MILANI'S SELF-DEFENSE

Statement si a Roman Catholic priest arrested by Italian govern-

ment for arvocating conscientious objection.

pp. 20₫

208 THE DRAFT?

A complete study of all aspects of military conscription. Issued by

ARSC.

112 pp. $1.25

207 THE DRAFT LAVY AND YOUR CHOICES. !

Friends Peace Committee leallet, attractive presentation of ful

range of choices, from military service to absolute resistance.

$3/100, single copies frec

210 QUIDE TO THE DRAFT. Arlo Talum and Joroph Tuchinaky.

Covers many of the legal taugles and much technical material.

281 pp. $1.93

211 HANDBOOK FOR CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS.

10th revised edition, December, 1969. Indispensible. Includes briel

bibliography. 100 pp. $1

MANUAL FOR DRAFT-AGE AMERICANS IN EUROPE. Howard Sacks.

Brief, excellent WRI pamphlet. 32 pp. (including supplement) $

213 MANUAL FOR DRAFT-AGE IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA.

Essential for anyone considcring immigration to Canada. Preparco

by Toronto Anti-Draft organization.

87 Pp..$2

214 OF HOLY DISOBEDIENCE. A. J. Musto

A classic statement commended in all young men trying to wor

their way through noral questions of draft. Special mincographe

cdlition.

24 pp. 35€

215 UPTIGHT WITH THE DRAFT?

Short pamphlct by David McReynolds, taking up questions facin

all draft age men. (Spanish cdition available)

12 pp. 104

217 AMERICAN DESERTERS. War Rosisters Intornational.

The who, where, how and why of desertion. 26 pp. 60¢

218 THE DRAFT. Greenwich Villago Peaco Contor

Discussion of student, hardship, CO classifications and of appe

procedures.

16 pp. 25€

219 FACE TO FACE WITH YOUR DRAFT BOARD, Allan Blackman.

Detailed answers to the question: "What do I do at my person

hearing?"

90 pp. 95¢

220 HUMANIST CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION. Dalo Draws.

An ethical culture/humanist discussion of the non-religious (

claim, 14 Pp. 91.25

221 ON THE RESISTANCE. Davo Harris and. Miko Ferbor.

Dave was WKL-West representative and is now serving a thre

ycar jail sentence for refusing induction; Mike was indicted wi

Dr. Spock: 16 pp. 25¢

222 A PRISON ANTHOLOGY. Compilod by Cadro (Chicago Area Draft Ros.

ance)..

First-hand accounts by resisters. 26 pp. 25g.

223 WHY DRAFT REPEAL? Mark Morris.

Ansters to questions about inilitary conscription, 32 pp. 254

224 THE HOURS OF DOREDOM, THE SECONDS OF TERROR.

James P. Sterba.

Vivid description of the Amcrican hghter's lite in Victnain. $

those who think they can make it there.

1 pp. $1/20, 10$ €

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NE I-2 said that Roodenko was traveling in

an oid model Chevrolet station wagon and accompanied

by two "hippie" type young white males. NF I-2 also

indicated there was

no admission charge and no contrib-

utions

were requested.

A characterization of the

Campus Americans for Democratic

Action is attached as an appendix

to this memorandum.

RON BUNCH (Ronald W. Bunch)

On April 13, 1970, Sergeant Nathan O'Neal, JR.:

Vorfolk, Virginia, Police Department, advised that Ror

Bunch (Ronald W. Bunch) was the leader and coordinator

of the Norfolk Vietnam War Moratorium Committee.

On November 28, 1970, NF T-3, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised that it was

learned from an individual at the SDS (Students for a

Democratic Society) National Headquarters, 173A Massachusetts

Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, that one. Ron Bunk, Norfolk

telephone number 623-9630, had expressed

an interest in the

SDS •

The Mace and Crown, supra, dated October 23,

1970, contained in the classified section, an ad

directed anyone interested in traveling to the West Coast

to contact Ron Bunch at 623-9630.

A characterization of the

SDS is attached as an appendix

to this memorandum.

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APPENDIX

CAMPUS AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

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The September 25, 1958, issue of "The Mace and Crown,"

the campus publication of Old Dominion University (ODU), Norfolk,

virginia, reported that the ODU Chapter of the Students for a

Democratic Society (SDS, voted on September 20, 1968, to

disband its organization

under the name, and reform and affiliate

with the Campus Americans for Democratic Action (CADA). Accord-

ing to the axticle, this information came from ODU student

"Bill" Deane (William Boyd Deane, Jr.d, the former chairmar

of the SDS Chapter at ODU.

The article pointed out that Deane said the primary

reason for disbanding was because the SDS Chapter at ODU did

not agree with the national policy of violent overthrow of

the Government held by SDS.

Deane also reportedly said that

most of the members of the new organization still were against

The war in Vietnam and the present draft system, which are identical

to some of the other SDS aims.

According to the article, Deane gave the national and

international CADA attitudes and goals as:

I. Expanded war on poverty

2.

Lowering the voting age to eighteen

3.

Guaranteed annual income

4.

Liberalized abortion policies

5. Non-proliferation of nuclear arms

More economic and less military aid to

foreign countries

Strengthening of the United Nations.

The DDU Chapter has publicly announced it is affiliated

with the national organization of CADA.

On May 22, 1970, a source advised that CADA continues to

be active on the ODU campus.

It has spearheaded campus anti-

war activity involving protest demonstrations.

He also advise

that CADA objectives continue to be substantially the same as

those above.

The SDS is characterized separately in

the appendix.

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APPENDIX

STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

A source has advised that the Students for a Democratic

national leadership has revealed a growing Marxist-Leninist ad-

herence which currently calls for the building of a revolutionary

youth movement. Currently, the program of SDS has evolved from

civil rights struggles to an anti-Vietnam war stance to an advo-

cacy of a militant anti-imperialist position.

China, Vietnam

Cuba are regarded as the leaders of the worldwide struggles

against United States imperialism whereas the Soviet Union is

held to be revisionist and also imperialist.

At the June, 1969, SDS National Convention, Progressive

Labor Party (PLP) forces in the organization were expelled.

a result, the National Office (NO) group maintained its National

Headquarters at 1608 West Madison reet, Chicago, and the PL

raction set up headquartens in Car .idge, Massachusetts.

headquarters subsequently moved to loston. Each group elected

its own national officers, which:

clude three national secretaries

I a National Interim Committee of eight.

Both the NO forces

and the PLP forces claim to be the true SDS. Both groups also

print their versions of "New Left Votes" which sets forth the

line and the program of the particilar faction.

The NO version

of "New Left Notes" was recently Irinted under the title "The

Fire Next Time" to achieve a broader mass appeal.

Two major factions have developed internally within the

No group, namely, the Weatherman. r Revolutionary Youth Movement

RIM. - factIon, and the RIM Il I ctIon.

Weatherman is action-

oriented upholding Castro's posit on that the duty of revolution-

aries is tò make revolution. Wea herman is regarded by RYM II

an adventuristic, elitist fact on which denies the historical

role of the working

class as the ase for revolution.

RYM II

maintains that revolution, although desired, is not possible

under present conditions, hence phasizes organizing and raising

political consciousness of te working class upon whom they

successful revolution depen.s

Although disclaiming con-

trol and domination by the Commu: ist Party, USA, leaders in

these two factions have in the p.st proclaimed themselves to be

communists and to follow the pre epts of a Marxist-Leninist

philosophy, along pro-Chinese co munist lines.

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MOCKTAL

SDS

2

A second source has advised that the PLP faction which

is more commonly known as the Worker Student Alliance is dominated

and controlled by members of the PLP

• Who are required to identify

themselves with the pro-Chinese Marxist-Leninist philosophy of the

They advocate that an alliance between workers and

students

is vital to the bringing about of a revolution in the United

States.

SDS and university and college chapters, although

perating under the outlines of the SDS National Constitution, ar

autonomous in nature and free to carry out independent policy re-

flective of local

conditions.

Because of this autonomy internal

struggles reflecting the major factional interests of the SDS have

occurred at the chapter level since the beginning of the 1969-70

school year.

A characterization of the PLP is attached.

CONFIDENTAL

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COMFDENNAL

APPENDIX

PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY (PLP)

1965, page 21, reported that a new party of

ism" was formally founded on April 18, 1965, under the name of the

PiP, which had been known as the Progressive Labor Movement.

According to the article, "The Progressive Labor Move-

ment was founded in 1962 by Milton

ounded an

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 establish-

ment of a militant working class movement based on Marxism-Leninism.

This is to be accomplished through the Party's over-all revolu-

tionary strategy of raising the consciousness of the people and

nelping to provide ideological leadership in the working class

struggle for state power.

The source also advised that at the Second National Con-

vention Milton Rosen was unanimously re-elected National Chairman

Jared Israel, Willian

as che

National Committee to lead the PLP until the next convention.

The PLP publishes "progressive Labor", a bimonthly

magazine; "World Revolution", a quarterly periodical; and

"Chailenge-Desario", a monthly newspaper.

The April, 1969, issue of "Challenge-Desafio" sets forth

that "Challenge is dedicated to the people's fight for a new way of

life--where the working men and wonen control their own homes and

factories; where they themselves make up the entire government on

13LEE

Source adyised on May 8, 1969, that the PLP Utilizes an

address of General Post Office Box 808, Brooklyn, New York, and

also utilizes an office in room 61%, I Union Square West, New York,

New York.

CONDENTAL

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NEFEARANCE

ETC.

CONFIDENTIAL

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.

CONFIDENTIAL,

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Mr. ToIrn:

• " MUNICATIONO SECURI

FEd 2:911

11:3.

Irr,

KURDOG OC PLAIN

/ 6:45PM NITEL 2-26-71 RJS

TO DIRECTOR, ATTN, DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM

OKLAHOMA CITY 100-NEW P 2P

GWAR REGISTERS LEAQUE (URL) - MARCH ON STATE CAPITOL,

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, REPRESSING DRAFT, GI FREEDOM

OF SPEECH AND REPRESSIVE NATURE OF VIETNAM WAR. MARCH

NINE.. SEVENTYONE. STAG. VIDEM.

Mr. Tradire.

Miss I-

Mico Gandy

THE FEBRUARY IWENTYSIX, SEVENTYONE, ISSUE OF

"OXLAHOMA DAILY." STUDENT NEWSPAPER AT UNIVERSITY

OF OKLAHOMA (OU), NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, REFLECTED AN ITEM

THAT THE WRL WILL HOLD A MEETING ON MARCH SECOND, :

SEVENTYONE, TO DISCUSS A "MARCH ON THE CAPITOL."

INFORMANI, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION

IN PAST, ADVISED FEBRUARY IWENTYSIX, SEVENTYONE, AS

FOLLOWS:

24/1

THE OU WRL HAS PLANNED A MARCH FROM AN UNIDENTI-

FIED PARK NEAR NORTHWEST TWENTYTHIRD STREET AND

MAR 5

BROADWAY, OKLAHOMA CITY, IO THE SATE CAPITOL, OKLAHOMA M

END PAGE ONE

1971

MAKKAZARN

MAR

8

19/1

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CITY, OKLAHOMA, MARCH NINE, SEVENTYONE, ON REPRESSION

OF THE DRAFT, GI FREEDOM OF SPEECH, AND REPRESSIVE

NATURE OF VIETNAM WAR. IN THIS REGARD, THE WRI

SEEK SUPPORI OF THE OU COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN

VIETNAM (CEWV).

WRL IS A PACIFIST GROUP RECENTLY ORGANIZED AT

OU.

CEWV IS PEACEFUL STUDENT GROUP AI OU WHOSE AIMS

ARE TO PROTEST VIETNAM WAR, DRAFT, MILITARY, AND

UNIVERSITY POLICY, BUT IN PAST HAS STRESSED ANY

ACTIVITY WILL BE NON-VIOLENT•

/ LOCAL AUTHORITIES ADVISED: LOCAL OFFICES OF SECRET

SERVICE, USA WDO, ONE ONE TWO MIG, OSI, AND NISO,

NEW ORLEANS, LA., ADVISED AND COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION

BEING FURNISHED THOSE OFFICES.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED. INFORMANT

norma

OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING.

IS

END

C34, 315%51

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..ani.

!!!:!!

TO DIRECIOR, FBI, ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM OKLAHOMA CITY 109-8130 C

R Citin

TEACHIN-MARCH AI UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU), NORMAN, ORLAHOMA,

PROTESTING U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN LAOS, SPONSORED'SY OU COMMITTEE

TO END THE VAR IN VIEINAM (CEWU, AND VAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CURL) ,

FESRUARY ELEVEN, SEVENTYONE, IS- MISC: STAG. VIDEM.

fiancy

RE OKLAHOMA CITY TEL FEBRUARY TEN, SEVENTYONE, ADVISING OF

CAPTIONED TEACHIN-MASCH SPONSORED BY CEWV AND WRL.

Indiridral owed

INFORMATION IN PAST, AND

OU SECURITY,

NORMAL, ORLA, ADVISED FEBRUARY ELEVEN, SEVENTYONE, AS FOLLOWS:

APPROXIMATELY TWO HUNDRED FIFTY PEOPLE PARIICIPATED IN

5111

CAPTIONED TEACHIN ON OU'S SOUTH OVAL FROM THREE THIRTY TO FOUR

THIRTY PO M. FEBRUARY ELEVEN, PROTESTING. U. SO INVOLVEMENT IN LAOS

AS WELL AS ROTC AND DEFENSE CONTRACIS AT OU. THE GROUP THEN MARCHED

•TO OFFICE OF OU'S ACTING PRESIDENT PETE KYLE MC CARTER. THE GROUP

PRESENTED NC CARTER WITH PETITIONS REFLECTING ABOUT IWENTYFOUR

HUNDRED SIGNATURES DEMANDING U. SO WITHDRAWAL FROM INVOLVEMENI IN

LAOS AND REQUESTED MC CARTER TO SIGN WHICK HE REFUSED

, IO DO. GROUP

ALSO PROTESTED ROTC AND DEFENSE CONTRACIS AI OU, STATING THESE

VORS IN VIGLATION OF MC CARTER'S CONCEPT OF UNIVERSITY NEUTRALITY.

NO " "DENTS.

ED Prü: O13

NOT RECORDED

100 FEB 24 1971

8OMAR 10

1971

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CEWV IS PEACEFUL STUDENT GROUP AT OU WHOSE AIMS ARE IO PROTEST

VIETNAM WAR, DRAFI, MILITARY, AND UNIVERSITY POLICY BUI IN

THE PAST HAS STRESSED ANY ACTIVITY WILL BE NON-VIOLENT.

WRL IS A PACIFIST GROUP RECENTLY ORGANIZED AT OU•

COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED LOCAL OFFICES OF

SECRET SERVICE, USA, ONE ONE INO MIG, OSI, AND NISO,

NEW ORLEANS, LAO

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FEDERIL BUREAU DE INUREGAE

CONMUNICATIONS SLOTON

APR 2 8191

TELETYPE

NRAMS OC PLAIN

844 PM 4-28-71 DBW NITEL

TO DIRECTOR

ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

CLEVELANI

NEW YORK

¿FROM OKLAHOMA CITY 100-NEW P

'Trat'"

1507---

cinhr.....

Cranaha

215,

Mr.

Concad

i Mr. Daibay.

1 Mr. Felt

Rosen.

302.

Tarel.

Ar. Tallers

I. Sayars..

Tal' Roo:.

in Homes

WAR RESISIERS LEAGUE CURLIE

ANTIWAR MARCH ON STATE CAPITOLe

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MAY FIVE, SEVENTYONE, IN COMMEMORATION

OF JACKSON - KENI STATE TRAGEDY.

STAG • VIDEM.

!

INFORMANT, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PAST, ADVISED APRIL IWENTYSIX, SEVENTYONE, THAT UNKNOWN STUDENIS

AI UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU), NORMAN, OKLA•, MENTIONED AN

ANTIVAR MARCH ON OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITOL IN OKLAHOMA CITY IS

BEING PLANNED FOR MAY

, OKLAHOMA

STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, OKLAHOMA CITY, ADVISED A CONFIDENTIAL

END PAGE ONE

REC AA

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MAY 4 1971

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SOURCE, WHOM WALLACH CONSIDERS RELIABLE, MADE AVAILABLE A

oblifation

comtidentially

KENT SIATE TRAGEDY • ACCORDING TO

SOURCE, THE

LEAFLET WAS PREPARED BY THE OU URL, NORMAN, OKLA., AND IS

PRESENTLY BEING DISTRIBUTED ON OU CAMPUS • LEAFLET STATES

TENTATIVE SPEAKERS VILL BE ICAL/ROODENO, IDENTEFIED OM

LEAFLET AS, NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF WAL, AND BILL

ARTHRELL,

IDENTIFIED ON LEAFLET AS "KENT STATE STUDENT INDICIED FOR

SECOND DEGREE RIOT IN CONNECTION WITH THE MAY FOUR, NINETEEN

SEVENTY, ACTIVITIES, HEAD OF KENT STATE RESISTANCE." LEAFLET.

ALSO STATES MARCH PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET AT THE OKLAHOMA

CITY UNIVERSITY (OCU) CAMPUS.

contidenTialiTu

TWENTYSEVEN, SEVENTYONE,

Indiridval owed öbligation

, CKLAHOMA CITY POLICE DEPARIMENT ,

ASCERTAINED FROM THE OKLAHOMA CITY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEPARIMENT:

THAI JOEL, CO

COHEN, CHAIRMAN, OU WRL, RECENTLY REQUESTED AND

• MOS GRANTED A PARADE PERMII FOR CAPTIONED MARCH. COHEN INDI -

CATED THE MARCHERS WOULD ASSEMBLE AT OCU AT TWELVE THIRTY POM.,

MAY FIVE, AND MARCH PEACEFULLY IO THE STATE CAPIIOL,

END PAGE TWO

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Ansane.

199-NEW

PAGE THREE

ARRIVING AT APPROXIMATELY ONE THIRTY P.M. COHEN ESTIMATED

TWO HUNDRED TO THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE WOULD PARTICIPATE IN

THE MARCH.

Individual oned abligation of

COMFiCAPRIL TWENTYSEVEN, SEVENTYONE, 2

A, OCU, ADVISED THAT TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, OCU HAS NO WRL

OR OTHER ANTIWAR GROUP, AND NO INFORMATION HAS COME TO HIS

ATTENTION THE PARTICIPANTS IN CAPTIONED MARCH WILL ASSMEBLE

AT OCU.

ABOVE INFORMANT ADVISED WRL IS PACIFIST GROUP RECENTLY

ORGANIZED AT OU.

LOCAL OFFICES OF SECRET SERVICE, USA, ONE ONE TWO MIG,

OSI, AND NISO, NEW ORLEANS, LA•, ADVISED AND COPIES THIS

COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED THOSE OFFICES•

ADMINISTRATIVE: NO LHM

BLING SUBMITTED

smanT

INFORMANI IS

obligationor confident aliTy

OCU, IS ESTABLISHED •

• SOURCE. OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING •

LEADS :

NEW YORK, ADVISE OKLAHOMA CITY BY NITEL CHARACTERIZATION

END PAGE THREE

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AND ANY PERTINENT INFORMATION RE IGAL ROODENKO.

CLEVELAND, ADVISE OKLAHOMA CITY BY NITEL CHARACTERIZATION

AND ANY PERTINENT INFORMATION RE BILL ARTHRELL.

END

KPT FBI WASH

CLR

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.ev. 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

AIRMAIL

FBI

Date:

3/29/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, ST. LOUIS (5-0).

SUBJECT:

PEOPLES LIFE FUNDS

(NATIONWIDE TAX RESISTANCE)

SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS. LEAGUE.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of self-

explantory LHM.

source

Source in LHM is

St. Louis indices are negative concerning JIM

RICK; no investigation being conducted.

Copies of this LIM being furnished locally to

U. S. Attorney and Internal Revenue Service.

G

2 - Bureau (Encs. 5)

(1 - 5-0 TAX HATTERS)

(1 - 100-21589 WRL)

(1 - 100-20384 PIC)

JAF/ dmv

(5)

245

ENOLACURE

Form referral 4-671-

5 APR I 1971

Sent

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In Reply, Please Refer lo

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

St. Louis, Missouri

narch

29, 1971

10

PEOPLES LIFE FUNDS

X GATIOVIDI TAX RISISTANCE)

SPONSORED BY VAL RESISTERS LEAGUE

on March 20, 1971, a source, who has furnished

reliable information in the

past, provided a copy o a

flyes called "An Appeal for Nationwide Tax Resistance" which

is being printed and distributed nationally by the Yar

losisters

League (VAL), 339 Lafayette Street,

New York,

Hew York.

The WhL is a branch of the War Resisters

International, a pacifist organization.

This flyer calls for taxpayers to withhold

various amounts from their federal tax returns and pool

it in "Peoples Life

Funds" which will be spent for "local

community projects".

A copy of this flyer is attached.

PROPIRIY

OI FBI

11. 29:

102: in

a cont mes are.

ENOLOSIZE

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An Appeal for Ne

issued by: Robert air

halcom Boyd

joseph Clarkin

Moam Chunks

Tom Cornell

John Dari

Dave Dellinger

Tap. Dist

DougDow

onwide Tax Resistan

Ginsbery

•Goonin

Richair Grossman

Leo Hamaliari

1l Hassler

Roy -Kepler

HoneyxKnopp

Sid Leas

Tulius. Leste

Dwight- Macdonald--

Jack Newheld

Robert B. richols

Grace Paley

Jim-Peck

Sidl Peck

Dotion: Rader

Stanley Sheinbaum

Brat Lytue

Dasic MeReyrolds

Stewart leachara

Lana Shepare

Robert Sage

Benjamin 'Spock

Gloria Steinein

Paul Zimet

ViCiNAM,

YOUR TAY DOLLAR;

AND THE NEEDS OF OUR NATION

Erely gun that is macle, every warship launched, every rocker fired signines; in

the thal sense, a thett from those who hunger and are not fed, chose 20-an

cold and are.not clothed.. This is not a way of life at all. Linder the cloud-of

threatening war, it is humanity hanging from a cross of iron. Is there no otizer

way the world may live:

• Dwight Eisenhore:, 195-

Eisenhower's statement of 1952 was made at the height of

tion of Dr. King-because it was just one rent earlier, alinos

the Korcan War. It remains fully valid today when our tax

to the day, when, in April 1967, he stood up in Risersid:

dollars are used! to destroy the peoples of Indochina in-a

•Chapel in New York City and publicly linked the civi!

war which lacks any sanction, legal or moral, domestic or

rights morement with the peace movement, saying it was

= international. Every bullet fred at ALy: Lai was an example

impossible to-be-concerner-only with-blacks in-merica-

of American max dollars ai work, just as the breakdown of

and ignore the massacre in Vietnam. He was shirpi; criti

our cities and rural areas-the lack of housing; hospitals,

cized at that time by moderate civil rights leaders for

transporation-are all examples of places our tats dollars

"contusing" the two issues of peace and social justice. Bus

are needed and are not being used.

we beliere King to have been correct. We beliere he spoke

from a moral center within himselt that also made politic.

sense-and that spoke to a moral center ithin lis tho je

OUR PROPOSA!

Those of us signing this statement urge you to join us in

a simple but effective may of showing our concern with the

horror and illegitimaer of the war in Indochina and with

the need to shiti national priorities to domestic needs. Te

ask you to join us in a prugram of principled nonviolent

and nationwide resistance to the income las.

•All chose who have additional tates to pay on April 13

are able to join in supporting this proposal. (Writers, pro-

lessors, artists, musicians, ministers, lasteis, doctors, etc.-

ail those who do not automaticully have their taxes deducied

andwho will need, on pril 15th, to file a return and mai!

olf a check for tases due).. We ask all those who will osie

cas money on April 15th to withhold anytlung fron sl0

co 500 from their tx check aur, Is€ead, £O pO0l„thes¿

"wichhold funds" within their own cities and contribute di

pooled funds to one ur more projecis in the community.

such projeces could runge irom a day care center is al

adiliction service, fror a community bealth clinic to a

breakfast progran.

These "withheld funds" should be annied one publicly is

the community during the ptil 2! "Days of Concern"

with racin ard social injurice being organised by die Per-

des Condition in: Pence and Tustice

There dats in carte

Apot coincde with the muni ersary of Martin Luther King:

assassinasinn, doril tun, lyrio. It is euproprime dat te co

press this concut: during the time making tie assassina-

2

in signing this appeal. We know the perce morement, tid

which we

which and we antiosay to be late meis vo

oppressed by racism and social injustice that our concer:

with the war in Indochina is linked in our minds iith s

concern for buikling a new America, one that is fice of

poverty, unemployment, racism.

The proposal for a direct shilt of tus funds from do

federal government into areas of urban need means ver;

simply that whaterer you withhold from your april tal

cunnot be used by the government to hill people in Inco

chimn for at least six months fit takes IkS Gest Jogg to

collect back caves). If the peace movement in Chicago, fri.

example, has coilected checks totaling sloud mona tenisee

and has pooled this moncy into a sing'e check, it in te

call a press conterence and cal say societag very state

and very powertul. It cin say,

"Here, dose clocio totalia

51500 have literally been taken out ei the golencore:

pochet, where it would haid been todd Dot tigers an

bullets. Te are coder trinsternny this tickes mic in

communit; inio a project core it is tocode tais to:s

will not be usel in Pieman-it will de mood bore, ida"

we live. It will bet all, it wall deal leat nor cartog, li

will create. That a ten of to haie done sola, man de..

cill do comorro, unti the goverment tus to elids in:

lu abandon the war."

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OF TRiS ACTION

Died tas withholdings

esent an actual trans-

nu. froin the fetieral goi

sent to the local com-

так

The power of this action

feat preci-ely because

possible a massive resistame which it will be lian! for ths

government ro

al with. Second, it will take IRS wen:

montes to col

is real and effe:

any money at all. So, your, tas resistance

Me, not just sumbolic.':

stand ino! synbotr, precicoly because it is a direct

"lation: Or lederal lan, a direct and nonviolent act of

wil disobedierse against a government that is using our

ras. Tunds to kill jeople in Indochina. This project repre-

ent the boldest step vei taken in mobilizing a mass base for

tax resistance against i government engaged in illegitimate

exercise of power.

WHAT ARS THIS RISKS?:

Tell them the truth. When you file your tax forms and

mail me your check, tell 1l5 they will find your check shou

for 525, or soo, becaine, as a sign di your oppos

dun io the wat and your conviction our tas dollars should

go into the community, you have already siren your par

sonal check in that amount to urgent community work in

yorf city. lle are not asting you to cheat on your return-

out to resist and do so obenly.

Ma empered to deng a pewant in Indochina, a menher of

armed lorces, or a young man resisting the draft,

he rishi me very sight indeer. Bui ivere aie risks. Tech-

HOW CANI JOW THIS ACTION?

micals the go emment can prosecute tax resisters, but in

Through the Peoples Conlition for Peace and Justice

practice they lev agatist ones bank account or salary for

(in cooperation with War Tas Resistance) we are organiz-

no amount due. with i small interesi charge loi late pay

ing lucal centers-"People's Life Funds"-chat will reccive

ment. The real risks of prosecution exist primarily for those

your checks and arrange for one of more groups in the com-

of us sido have joined in issuing this public appeal, for wc

munity to receive the fund's collected. If there is no function-

form an "open conspiracy" to transfer funds from death to

in your area, you can mase your check out to

the used a leade one one lo in perine

Peoples Life Fund and mail it c/o Brad Lyttle, Poolies

Coalition for Peace and Justice, 1029. Vermont Are., Nil.

but that po-sibility does exist.

•Suite 900, Washington D.C. 20005. Fund's sent to that office

You must assume the tax you withliold will ultimätely

will be transiered directly to the Washington community.

be coliecteil. This makes it important to give to local work

Please note that not one cent sill be taken at any point

nu mure than you can afford is contribute. (If, for example,

for expenses of any kind-postage, staff, etc.-so that ary

you gise to of tas money to the "pooling fund" in your

check you send will be used solely for this purpose to trans-

• community, you can expect the government io collect the

fer to local community projects.

$23, erentually, from your bank

account or salary. It you

erie the government $500 on .ipril 15th, and if, on April 2,

SUMMARY

3, off you turn that hull amount orer to the local pooling

The idea is as simple as it sounds-like 510 10 $50 out

lund, it will eventually. be collected from you ad is prob.

of the money you would send IRS on pril lithi, give it to?

ably a greater contribution than you can afford to give at

the local peace group cooperatng in this program, and

oné time and to one cause).

transter the money rectly into community projects relat-

But it is important to understand thät though the money

ing to the needs of the poor and the non-white population.

will erenwally he collecied, it will cost the government

The idea is powerful because it is simple. It afirms our

more is collect it than it is worth. In stuff time, forms, etc.,

abilty to act without rioience againsi a govemment de:

it costs the gorerument lar more to colice si0-o0 that

sermied to make war aganst the will of its oun popula

he 510-550 it collects. One reason for choosing the amount

tion.

of 10 to 500 is to minimize financial risk to individuals and

In the New York City area, send checks to: Peoples Life

increase the financial burden to the government-to make

Fund, 359 Lafayette St., NYC 10012.

Tire following individuals and ciganizations here set i or will sst up "People's Life Fund" in their slate.

Robert Riley

stickey Lesmer

lim RiCk

503 Government

542 South Cearbern Rm 1403

St. Louis Peace Center

Fagatterille, Ark. 72701

Chicego, linois 60505

62ke Deimar

(501) 443-2598

(3121 922-8234

St LOUS, -050. 63150

Paul Obluda

(314) 725-3209

Michael-Elkhart Peace Fellowship

WRL West, 833 Maight St.

17C3 Benhem Ave.

Capitol Peace Center

San Francisco, Calif. 34227

Elkhart. Indiana 46514

124 North Montgomery

(415) 625-6976

(219) 233-1910

irenton,

R.J. 08503

- FatyBican

(603) 392-3011

Batnel College Peace Club

Creative Tax Fund, 1502 Walnut

WRL-Southwest

cio Bab layer

Bouider, Colo. S0302

116-8 Hermosa St.

Box 48. Bethel College

Dare Brown

North Newton, Kansas 67117

Albuquerque,

N.14. 87108

lie: Engiand CNVA

13:6; 283-9580

(505) 268-8871

AFD =1, Box 1978

- Geraid Scoffeld

Dick iCcol

Talentorin, Conn. 05384

Sirecuse Peace Council

1203, 975-9970

Busten War Tax Resistence

3043 East Genessee St.

73 agrule St.

John/Mirawshy M.

Boston,

02114

Syracuse, NY. 13224

A.F.S.C. Peace Center

(617) 227-1734

Chip/Sharpe

13079t 2e. SE

P.O.

Box 1791

Ann Arbor War Tax Coenseling

High Point,

…N.C. 27251

i regisoung, ria. 33101

P.D. Box 559

(919) 832-0109

idler 894-0768

Ann Abor, Wich 48!07

- Jim chres

(313) 751-5203; 769-7274

Heather Clark

Minnesota Wer Tax Resistance

31!e Coon Ave

253 Menth hie.

KE Am 7477

c o 122 West FraniTa Are. Rm 320

~dania. G3.

30309-

Claveland,

mancaçolis, hisn.

35104

Gn:o_44.13

+C4) 875-0546

(6121 333-7035; €93-3312

121E1 951-1138

Joel Cohen

Wallis Ludicr

Marina Tranquilli

Chlahoma City WRL

Hit.

: 32989688

Quet 1581

1355 Jeakins

Helena N.

"Sheshen

1007 West Somerset

Ptilla., Pa. 19133

(215) 221-5150

Es and Graca Medemann

Tirect Action

P.O. Box 7161- Unisersity Station

Mustin, Texas 78712

(512) 476-0517; 471-3247

Rey anhur A fasone

170 BaxEL St

Rutland

Vermon:, 05701

(882, 775-9350 166; 775-4338 (0)

Hose & Debatalker

639 Hew York Are. Apt. ,4

Porioin, Ya. 23503

(703, €25-5353

War Tax Pesistance Herihnest

c o lra Kaiet

5618 Keyston: Fiate N

Seattle, Viash.

93163

(206) 632-3007

Hugh iCock

Maligent es Peace Action Genter

1437 East Brady

Rita.

Rise.

53202

61+ 272-30,40

Sernaid Sever

Sue Stres

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and

FEDERAL CUREAUCE BAGCTCAION

COMLILN.CATIONS SEC: M

NRODI NY CODE

320 AM NITEL 4-30-71 JMC

IO DIRECIOR

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

OLXAHOMA CITY

FROM NEW YORK

100-173017

(E.2*F8

Walls

R. Copie,

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL),

YANTIWAR MARCH ON STATE CAPIIOL,

OLKAHOMA CITY. OLKAHOMA..

MAY FIVE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE,

IN COMMEMORATION OF JACKSON-KENT STATE IRAGEDY, SIAG;

VIDEM.

*:

Mr. Tolson..

dIe., Sullivan

Mr. Mohr-

•11. Bishop

Mir, PrennanCI

Mi. Callahan

AIr. Casper.

Mr.

Conrad

#r. Dalbes-

Mr. Felt.

MIr. Gale.

Mr. Rosen

Me. Tavel

Ile. Walters

Mir. Sogars

Tele. Room.

liss Holmes

Miss Gandy

S tig

ppos

1.

REOCIEL, APRIL TWENTY EIGHI, LAST.

FOR INFO OF OCO, IGAL ROODENKO IS SUBJECI OF

NYO FILE ONE HUNDRED DASH ONE FOUR ZERO IWO SIX NINE,

BUREAU FILE ONE HUNDRED DASH THREE SIX NINE IWO ZERO SIX,

AND CANNOT BE

#CHARACTERIZED AS SUBVERSIVE.

ON MARCY ONE, LAST,

Informani.

WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFO IN THE PAS

EX-103 REC-FURNISHED

7=3-248

cated, 200

LEAFLET ISSUED BY WRL DATED FEBRUARY , LAST, WHICH

LISTED IGAL ROODENKO AS CHAIRMAN OF WRL, LOCATED AI

E MAY 4 1971

MAT PATt

THREE THREE NINE LAFAYETTE TREEI,, NYC.

"WIN" MAGAZINE, SELF-IDENIIFIED AS AN OFFICIAL

PUBLICAIION OF WRL, SIATED IN MARCH ONE, SIXTY NINE,

EDITION THATC

WRL-WAS-FOUNDED IN NINETEEN TWENTY THREE

END

PAGE ONE

PACE 12197/3

1971

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AND IS AMERICAN SECTION OF WAR RESISTERS INTERNATIONAL,

A WORLDWIDE PACIFIST MOVEMENT.

ROODENKO IS WHITE, MALE, AMERICAN, BORN FEBRUARY

EIGHI, SEVENTEEN, AI NEW YORK, NEW YORK, FIVE FEET, ELEVEN

INCHES TALL, BLUE EYES, GREY-BROWN HAIR (BALDING) .

OCO REQUESIED TO FURNISH COPIES OF COMMUNICATION

SETTING FORIH COVERAGE OF ROODENKO'S REMARKS FOR NYO

FILE ONE HUNDRED DASH ONE FOUR ZERO TWO SIX NINE.

END

FBI WA RDR

ife,

: 712-A

92s

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATICNS SECTION

MAY 51971

TELETYPE

NROIS OC CODE

iTh

3

NIOPM 5-4-71 DBW NITEL

TO DIRECIOR

ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM OKLAHOMA CITY 100-8197

R. Getter

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(URL) - ANTIWAR MARCH ON STAIE CAPITOL,

Mr. Tolann

sir. Sullivan

•SIr. May:

i Mr. Bi.

air. Brenna

Ir. Cate!

1 Dr. Cuassu

Ir. Prit.

7 dir. Gala -

Mr. Reson.

Mr. Turel

Mr. Walters-

Mr. Surers.

Tele, Rosm.

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy.

OF JACKSON-KENT SIATE TRAGEDY. STAG. VIDEM.

ON MAY FOUR, INSTANT, *

, SECURITY,

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU), NORMAN, OKLA•, ADVISED THAI CAPTIONED

MARCH WILL BE PREFACED BY AN EIGHT POM. RALLY, MAY FOUR, INSTANT

Oir OU'S SOUTH. ÓVAL, SPONSORED BY OU WRL.

THE MAY FOUR, INSTANT, EVENING EDITION OF " NORMAN

TRANSCRIPT" NEUSPAPER, NORMAN, OKLA., REFLECIS ARTICLE CAPTIONED

"ANTIWAR PROTESTS SET FOR' CAPITOL"

ARTICLE STATES IN PART AS

FOLLOWS :

END PAGE ONE

I REC-34

911-

3-249

MAY 11 1971

5R0

112.2.08.

•"=,

DED COPY FILED IN /05.1

Ohre

MAY 13 1971

"eC tO IDIÙ f-364

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JOEL COHEN, CHAIRMAN OF OU WRL, ANNOUNCED THAI A RALLY

WOULD BE HELD AT EIGHT P.M., THIS DATE, AT OU IO PLAN FOR

WEDNESDAY'S ACTIVITIES, WHICH ARE AS FOLLOWS:

INTERESTED PERSONS WILL MEET AT OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY

AT TEN THIRTY A •M. FOR RALLY, AFTERWHICH THE GROUP WILL BREAK FOR

LUNCH • AFTER LUNCH, THE GROUP WILL MARCH TO OKLAHOMA STATE

CAPITOL • GUERILLA THEATER PERFORMANCES WILL BE HELD IN ROUTE TO.

AND AT CAPITOL BUILDING. IGAL ROODENKO, NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF

URL, AND REPRESENTATIVES OF OKLAHOMA CITY WELFARE RIGHTS GROUP ,

OU WOMEN 'S LIBERATION, AND YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE CYSA) WILL

SPEAK • AT THREE THIRTY P.M. , GROUP WILL MOVE INTO CAPITOL BUILDING-

AND HAVE VIGIL IN MEMORY OF JACKSON-KENT STATE TRAGEDY • AFTER

VIGIL, GROUP PLANS TO DO " SOME LOBBYING OF THE LEGISLATORS",

AFTERUHICH THE GIOLP WILL MOVE OUISIDE AND ARTEMPI TO SPEND THE

NIGHT •

INFORMANT, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN PAST,

ADVISED OU WRL IS PACIFIST GROUP RECENTLY ORGANIZED AT OU•

LOCAL AUTHORITIES ADVISED. LOCAL OFFICES OF SECRET SERVICE,

USA, ONE ONE TWO MIG, OSI, AND NISO, NEW ORLEANS, LA. ADVISED AND

COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED THOSE OFFICES•

END PAGE TWO

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.

•

wi -.

PAGE THREE

ADMINISTRATIVE: NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED. INFORMANT IS

Informant

OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING.

END

22. 2283

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Pad diet sidels

1010-100

UNITED STATES LO

EKNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. Bishop

DATE: 5-5-71

FROM :

1. 1

SUBJECT:

M. A. Jones

Tolson

Sullivan

Hohr -

Bishop -

Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Felt -

Gale -

Rosen.

Tavel .

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy

EDWARD P

GOTTLIEB

NEW YORK CITY

Captioned individual telephoned the Bureau late yesterday

and spoke to SA Carl J. Hall of the Crime Research Section. Gottlieb said he

was calling locally since, although he lived in New York, he had been in

Washington for the past few days in connection with the anti-war demonstrations.

• Gottlieb said he was connected with the War Resisters League (WRL), which

: Is the American atfiliate of the War Resisters International (WRl), and that

this organization had recently been in the news as a result of the publication

of some of the papers stolen from the FBI at Media, Pennsylvania. Since

• he felt he might be mentioned in FBI files and that he might be injured thereby

at some future time, he said he had written a letter to the Director recently

requesting permission to come to the Bureau and examine our files on the WRI.

He said he had not had a reply to his letter and he was wondering if, in fact,

it had been received by the Dircetor:

Gottlieb was advised of the confidential nature of FBI files and

the fact that even if we had information concerning him or his organization,

It would not be possible to make this data available to him. Gottlieb said he

appreciated being apprised of our policy in these matters but still wondered

if it might be possible to ascertain what happened to his letter. He was told

we would look into this and he said he would call back concerning it. ,

A check of our files reflected that memorandum mate giPp

• from Mr. Gray to Mr. Brennan, captioned "Edward P. Gottlieb, WarJun 17 1971

Resisters International(WRI), Information Concerning' reflects that such an

inquiry was received from Gottlieb and that a reply over Miss Gandy's

5x304449

signature was sent to him on 5-3-71, advising him of the confidential nature

of FBI files.

HIH

Bufiles indicate that Ifthough we have not investigated Gottlieb,"

he is mentioned in several instances in connection with the activities.of. the WRL-.

This group is a pacifist organization which reportedly has been a leading financial

supporter a the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice, led bY PIte, Daris:

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Brennan

1 - Mr. Arbor W. Gray

1 - Mr. Mohr

1 - Miss Holmes

1 - M. A. Jones

1 - Mr. Bishop

1 - Miss Gandy

JUN 241

9711

CONTINUED - OVER

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a 1a

M. A. Jones to Bishop Memo

RE: EDWARD P. GOTTLIEB

Gottlieb called back and was told only that his letter

had been received and that a reply had been sent to him. He said it

must have been sent to him during his absence from his home,

inasmuch as he had been in Washington for several days.

RECOMMENDATION:

None. For information.

On petter.

• 2

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MAILED

MAY 1 4 1971

SAC, Oklahoma City

5/17/71

Director, FBI

1 - Mr. R. J. Stilling

TAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

UNIVERSITY OF. OKLAHOMA

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

Reurtel 5/5/72 captioned "War Resisters League

(WRL) - Antiwar March on State Capitol, Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma, May 5, 1971, in Commemoration of Jackson - Kent

Referenced communication sets forth information

that the War Resisters League (VRL) is a recently formed

Oklahoma, and

appears to be & New

organization.

Promptly submit information in form suitable for

dissemination concerning the iri and any information showing

this organization: is alfiliated with any other such organi-

zations.

Include information concerning members and

activists, aims and objectives and activities of the

organization.

Handle your investigation in accordance with

sureau instructions relating to investigations of organizations

connected with institutions of learning. Submit your

recommendations for any further action.

RJS: jIm?

(4)

NOTE:

The Wri is a newly formed group at the University

of Oklahoma: Oklahoma City

is instructed to submit information

on this organization.

EX-104

REC-5

465647-1

Tolson

Fallivan

"foshr

131shop

irennan, C.D.

"adlahan

asper -

Conrad

Dalbey

Fell -

Gale

Loscu

"asel.

alters -=-

1L59

6 I MAY 20: 1971

wurs.

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OPTIONAL PORM MO, 10

MAY 1902 EDITION

GSA SPUR (AI CFRI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

6/3/71

FROSI

57 SAC,

OKLAHOMA CITY (100-8129)

- Ca

riginale

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

NORMAN,... OKLAHOMA

IS - MISC

(00:

OC).

CC TO:

REG. RECD

FEB 24 1973

ReBulet, s/17/n.

Bt:

Enclosed herewith are five copies of IHM concerning

captioned organization.

LHM furnished to local offices of Secret Service,

USA, 112th MIG, OSI, and NISO, New Orleans, La:

LEM Classified CONFIDENTIAL since it contains

Intormation pertaining to the identity of informants of

continuing value, the unauthorized disclosure of which

would be harmful

to the rational defense interet of the U.S.

Informants in LHM are

as follows::

.*.

OC

OC

T-1,

т. 2,

Informanis

La Jo sCOrt, JR.,

who furnished information in LHM-

Ie OU WRL,

is a former PSI of the Oklahoma City Office.

SCOTT has advised his name can now be set out in communica-

tions disseminated outside Bureau..

There is insufficient information available con-

cerning JOEL COHEN, MIKE LEWITZ, DON PARKER, DEBORAH GAYLE

CHAFFIN, and STEVE MILTON TLAPA to characterize these

"individuals.

6-14-?1

are informant insupa

Persons in LHM who furnished information re OU WRE

establahed sources.

Bureau (Enc. 5) (RM)

REC- 29

1N-4210

7-

Oklahoma City

{1 = 100-8129)

20 JUN 8. 1971

100-7588,

NEW LEFT)

100-7714,

STAG) :

. 1

- 100-7235,

VIDEM) (1 - 100-8101, COHEN)

JEG:blh

(1 - 100-8118, TLAPA) (1 - 100-8131, CHAFFIN)

(9)

Buy W.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

Hit 5a29

PropoqIA 1DL688.

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OC 100-8129

Since informants and sources have reported the OU

WRI is a peaceful antiwar-antidraft group which stresses

all activity by the group will be legal and non-violent,

and those known to be associated with the group have not

been prone to or demonstrated a propensity for violence

or lawlessness, no further investigation is recommended

by Oklahoma City.

2.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

ONEIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

June 3,

1971

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE:

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA

OC T-1, who has furnished reliable information in

the past, advised on February 10, 1971, as follows:

A War Resisters League (WRI) was recently organized

at the University of Oklahoma (OU), Norman, Oklahoma, by one

JOEL, COHEN, an OU student who claims to be a pacifist.

COHEN indicated the WRI at OU had been recognized as a student

organization by the OU Student Congress on February 2, 1971.

COHEN also stated that the WRI at OU had ten to fifteen members.

According to COHEN, WRL is a national organization which

stilizes pacifistic techniques and non-violent cin dratso Rotarce

co achieve their goals in relation to the war,

COHEN also indicated he hoped that the ou WRI could work

closely with the OU Committee to End the War in Vietnam (CEWV).

OC T-1 identified. the OU CEW as a peaceful:

student group whose aims are to protest the:

Vietnam war, draft, military, and university

policy but in the past has stressed that any

OC-T-1 and

se Security, oU;

advised as follows' on February 11, 1971:

Approximately 250 people participated in a teachin-

march at OU sponsored by the OU WRL and

CEWV from 3:30 p.m.

CONFIDENTIAL

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GROUP I

Exclnded from antomatio

downgrading and

Medlassification

L/li

This document contains nait er recommendations por

conclusions of any kind. It is the property of the Fal;

and is a loan to your agency; it and/or its contents are

perjee pegistributed outside your agency.

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TRUE 3'

IdsT

OKISJOwS

CONFIDENTIAI

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

to 4:30 p.m., February 11, 1971, protesting U. S: involve:

ment in Laos as well as ROTC and defense contracts at OU

The participants marched to the office of OU's Acting

President, PETE KYLE MC CARTER,

and presented MC CARTER

with petitions reflecting about 2,400 signatures demanding

U. S. withdrawal from involvement in Laos and requested

MC CARTER to sign, but he refused to do so.

There were.no

incidents.

The February 26, 1971, issue of the "Oklahome

Daily,

"OU student newspaper, reflected an item stating

the ou. WRL would hold a meeting on March 2, 1971, to dis-

cuss a "march on the capitol.

OC T-I advised on February 26, 1971, as follows:

The OU WRI was planning a march from an unidenti

fied park near Northwest 23rd Street and Broadway, Oklahoma

City, Oklahoma, to the State Capitol on March 9, 1971, on.

repression of the draft, GI freedom of speech, and repres-

sive nature of the Vietnam war.

In connection with the

planning of the march, the OU WRi indicated they would seek

the support of the ou cEWe

OC I-1 advised on March 9, 1971, as follows

JOEL COHEN, President of the OU WRL,

was present.

at an OU CElV meeting on March 2, 1971, and COHEN told the

group that WRL's "March Against Repression" on March 9

1971, would be legal and non-violent. The OU CEWV officially

ON CENT O

endorsed the march, but would not participate as an

organizatio dindal onid oblisationor comfidenialty

On March 9, 1971,

Oklahoma State

Bureau of Investigation; Oklahoma City, advised

as follows:

including WRL members

assembled at Winans Park, Northwest 22nd Street and Broadway,

Oklahoma City,

from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.,

March 9, 1971:

the group marched to the Oklahoma State Capita building.

arriving at 2:30 p.m.

Many of the marchers carried antiwar

and antidraft, placards:

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CONEIDENTIAI

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

Several individuals in the group spoke at the

Capitol building from 2:45 p.m. to 4 p.m. on ending the

Vietnam war and draft.

The group then entered the Capitol

and marched around the rotunda.:

At k:45 p.m., five members of the group were

admitted to the office of Oklahoma Governor DAVID HALL

and the Governor was presented with several "demands,

including the Governor's. veto of an anti-riot bill now

before the Oklahoma Legislature, signing of the "People's

Peace Treaty," requests for more money for campus activities,

etc::

The above individuals departed the Governor's

Office at 5:30 p.m. and all dispersed. There were no incidents.

OC T-2, who has furnished reliable information in

the past, advised on April 6,.

1971, as follows:

The OU WRI was one of the principal groups which

participated in the Oklahoma Statewide Antiwar Conterence

at OU on April 3, 19/1.

The conference was held for the

purpose of planning a trip to Washington, D. C., or San

Francisco, California, to participate in demonstrations in

those cities on April 24, 1971, and holding discussions

the following workshops:

Publicity; High School Rights;

GIs/Veterans; Women and the War; Third World; Defense/Campus;

and People's

Peace Treaty.

Discussions at the various

workshops were held, but the conference failed to determine

the number of people interested in making the trip to

Washington or San Francisco for the demonstrations.

April 21, I97]; SS F01 ON, Norman, Oklahoma, advised on

Approximately 100 people, including members of

the OU WRI, CEWV, and Norman Local of Young Socialist Alliance

were planning a trip to Washington, D. C., in a.

SChool bass private cars, were on pace toes to parti-

cipate in demonstrations

Approximately thirty of these individuals left Oklahoma on

Apxil 20, 1971, and others were planning to leave for

Washington on April 22, 1971.

CONFIDENTIA

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COMFIDE

И I I

CONFIDENTIAL

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

A characterization of the YSA appears in

Indiridal

the Appendix attached heretonFidentiality

owed iobligatian

On April 27, 1971,

Oklahoma

State Bureau of Investigation,

Oklahoma City, advised a

confidential source, whom WALLACH considers reliable, made

available a leaflet announcing an antiwar march on the

State Capitol, Oklahoma City, May 5, 1971, in commemoration

of the Jackson-Kent State tragedy, sponsored by the OU WRL:

According

' to WALLACH's source,

the Leatlet was prepared

by the OU WRI and was at that time being distributed on the

OU campus at Norman, Oklahoma.

The leaflet stated that.

tentative speakers

would be IGALLROODENK, identified in

identified in the leaflet as

activities,

head of Kent State Resistance."

The leaflet

also stated

that march participants would meet at the i

(ocu) camposit, deniality

On April 27, 1971,

* Oklahoma City Police lepartment,

ascertained from the Oklahoma City Iraffic Control Department

that JOEL COHEN, Chairman,

OU WRL, had requested and. was

granted a parade permit for above-mentioned march.

indicated the marchers would assemble at OCU at 12:30 p.m.,.

May S: 19/1, and march peacetully to the State Capitol,

arriving at approximately 1:30 p.m.

COHEN estimated 200 to

300 people would participate. in the mich.

On April 27, 1971, LESTER METHENY, Dean of Men, OCU,

advised that to his knowledge, OCU has no WRL or other antiwar

group, and no information had come to his attention that•

articipants in above-mentioned marchiyould assemble at oct

Endiridval: ored obligation ut ronfidentaliti

On May 4, 1971,

Security

Department,

OU, advised that the OU WRI-sponsored march on

the State Capitol, Oklahoma City, would be prefaced by an

8 p.m. rally on May 4, 1971, on OU's South Oval and that

this rally was also sponsored by the OU WRI.

CONFIDENTIAL

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CONFIDENTIAL

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

The May 4, 1971, evening edition of the "Norman

Transcript" newspaper,

reflected an article

The article

stated, in part, as follows:

JOEL COHEN, Chairman of the OU WRL, announced that

a rally would be held at 8 p.m., May 4, 197L, at OU to plar

for Wednesday's activities, which are as follows:

no, which are

Interested persons will meet at OCU at 10:30 a.m:

for rally, after which the group will break for lunch. After

the group will march to Oklahoma State Capitol.

Guerilla Theater performances will be held en route to and

at Capitol building.

IGAL ROODENKO, National Chairman of

WRI, and representatives of Oklahoma City Welfare Rights

Group, OU Women's Liberation, and YSA' will speak.

At

3:30 p.m., the group will move into Capitol building and have

a vigil in memory of Jackson - Kent State trgedy.

After the

vigil,

the group plans to do "some lobbying of the Legis-

lators," after which the group will move outside and attempt

to spend the night. .

On May 5 and 6, 1971, Lieutenant BILL VETTER,

Intelligence Division,

Oklanoma City Police Department,

and

Agent DON WALLACH, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation,

Oklahoma City, advised as follows:

From 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,

May S, 19/1,

approxi

mately 100 persons, mostly students from Oklahoma colleges,

assembled at the OCU campus.

During this period, no rally

was held. At 12:30 p.m., the group marched east on

Northwest 23xd Street to the Oklahoma State Capitol, arriving

at 1:30 p.m.

The group marched around the Capitol building:

rested on the Capitol steps, then entered the Capitol rotunda

where they remained until 4:05 p.m.

The demonstrators then

separated, stating they would attempt to see their respective

Legislators.

At 5:30 p.M.?

a small group of the demonstrators

reassembled on the Capitol lawn for an all night candlelight

vigil.

During the march,

night gion themate on ente on and si

obscenities.

and shouted

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Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) Troopers refused;

the demonstrators the use of electrical outlets for an

amplification system and there were no speeches except for

spontaneous remarks by various demonstrators.

During the demonstration in the Capitol Building:

one demonstrator, MIKE LEWITZ, an OU student, attempted to

enter an offical hallway of the Capitol and

was arrested

by an OHP Trooper for disturbing the peace.

As troopers

escorted LEWITZ out of the Capitol, LEWITZ slipped on the

stairs and claimed a back injury:

The only other incident was an unidentified demon-

strator who was reportedly struck. in the face by a Senate

Sergant-at-Arms for carrying a toy machine gun into

the

Senate Gallery and was ejected.

The May 12, 1971,

evening edition of the "Oklahoma

City Times" newspaper, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, reflected an

article which stated, in part, that the WRI and- Oklahoma..

Chapter;of Veterans Against the. War (VAW) were planning a

peaceful Armed Forces Day march and an all night vigil at

Lincoln Park, Okahoma City, May 15 - 16, 1971, according to

DON, PARKER,

Chairman, of

On May 16, 1971, 1

Oklaona City Police Department, advised as follows:

Approximately 75 people,

representing the Oklahoma

Chapters of WRL and VAW, assembled at the Oklahoma State

Capitol in Oklahoma City from 10:30 a.m. to 12 Noon, May 15,

At 12 Noon,

the group marched from the Capitol to

Lincoln Park in Oklahoma City, arming. at 2:10 p.m.

•Antiwar

and antidraft speeches were made by several individuals at

the Capitol and Lincoln Park.

In the early evening of May 15, 1971, a. small group

of the demonstrators gathered at Lincoln Park for an all

- night candlelight vigil..

The above activities were peaceful and there were

no incidents.

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COMFIDFUIIVT

CONFIDENTIAL.

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

ESTERS TRAGEd SaluTion of confidentialiTy.

On May 20 and 24, 1971,

Security Department, OU,. Norman,

Oklahoma, advised as

follows:

The OU WRI is affiliated with the National WRI

and is a peaceful, non-violent antiwar-antidraft student

group at ou, headed by Joelacobed, Chairman.

DEBORAH GAYLE

CHAFFIN and STEVE MILTON/TLAPA, members of the. OU WRI, are:

COHEN'

s chier assistants in planning meetings and activities

of the group: i

During February and March, 1971, when the OU WRI

was organizing, the group had possibly ten

members. At

present, the group has 25 to 30 members.

The OU WRL is a recognized student group at OU.:

The group has held several meetings at OU since it was

organized in early 1971 and the group has sponsored or co-

sponsored several antiwar-antidraft marches in Norman, and

Oklahoma City.

When planning their activities, members of

the OU WRI have stressed that all activity will be legal and

non-violent:

Indiraval onid

Se comfidem mality

advised he knows of no one associated.

with the OU WRL who is prone to or has demonstrated a

propensity for

violence or lawlessness.

self-identified as an official publi

states:

"The War Resister's League (WRI) was founded

in 1923 and is the American section of the

War

Resisters International, a worldwide

pacifist movement.

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APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

A source advised on May 14, 1970. that the loung

Socialist Alliance YSA maintains its national headquarters

at 41 Union Square West, New York, New

York, and has as its

into the SWP.

According to the masthead of the "YSO" dated

April 29, 1970, the YSA is described as

"A multi-national

revolutionary socialist youth organization."

The

SiP has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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UN.

1047665

4897372614

TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Oklahoma sty 1971

Oklahoma

June 3,

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Title

Character

Reference

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA

INTERNAL SECURITY - MISCELLANEOUS

Oklahoma City memorandum dated

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.

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iR 215 PH CODE

990PH NITEL 6-17-71 JJR

TO DIRECTOR ATIN DOMINIEL

WFO

NEW YORK

FROM PHILADELPHIA

JUN 2 7 1271

TELETYPI

Mr. Callahan

N... Casper.

N2. Conrad

JIr. Wolt.

31r. Gale.

Sir. Rosen

Air. Pavel.

Lia. Walters.

aIr. Sujars

25r. Beaver

Hansar

Tele. Roem.

Aliss Holmes.

Bliss Gandy.

INTENAL SECULAZY

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WL) IS - WAL

00: NEW YORK

Indiraval owed obligation,

ON

of condit

SEVENTEENTH, INSTANT,

, PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT, ADVISED

MEMBERS OF WRL PLANNED TO CONTACI THE PHILADELPHIA OFFICES OF :

LOS. SENATORS HUGH SCOTT AND RICHARD SCHWEIKER ON JUNE SEVENTEENTH SAID

AND EIGHTEENTH TO OBTAIN THEIR SUPPORT IN VOTING ON ANY PROPOSALS.

TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM.

ON JUNE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH, WRE PLANS IO CONTACT

INDIVIDUALS TO TRAVEL BY BUS TO WASHINGION, D.C., ON JUNE IWENTY-

CHE TO VISIT THE WASHINGION OFFICES OF EACH PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR.

ALSO

, ON JUNE IWENTY-ONE, NEXT, URE AND VIETNAM

VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR

(VVAW) ARE PLANNING IQ HAVE PARENTS

R:446

VISIT THE LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICES TO REVIEW THE FILES-OF

250-

VIETNAM VETERANS AGAINST

THEIR SOS • VAiL PLANS TO REMAIN DUTSIDEST SELEGTIVE SEPECEIN 281971

BOARDS IN AN ATTEMPT TO DISCOURAGE REGISTRANTS FROM REGISTERING

ON JUNE SEVENTEENTH, INSTANI, A KNOWLEDGEABLE SOURCE

ADVISED SEPTA, THE LOCAL BUS COMPANY, HAS NO CHARTERED BUSES

END PAGE ONE

53 JUtE 6N 197A SISTER'S LEAGUE

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TRAVELING TO WASHINGION ON MONDAY, JUNE IWENTYONE.

INQUIRY AT GREYHOUND AND PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED

TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES REFLECTS NO CHARTERED BUSES TRAVELING

TO WASHINGTON THIS WEEKEND, JUNE SEVENTEEN THROUGH TWENTYONE,

SEVENTYONE.

OFFICIALS OF SELECTIVE SERVICE AND U.S. COURTHOUSE,

PHILADELPHIA, PA., ADVISED.

ADMINISTRAIIVE DATA -

Intormant

SOURCE IS

WFO WILL ADVISE METROPOLITAN PD AND CAPITOL POLICE.

END

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TO

:

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1D3Z EDITION

GSA FFMR (41 CFR) 101-11-8

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE: 6/25/71

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5) (C)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS-MISC

(00 :NY)

RePHtel dated 6/17/71.

Retel stated that on 6/19 and 20/71, WRI planned to

contact Philadelphia offices of US Senators to obtain support

in voting on any proposals to end the war in Vietnam, and

6/21/71 to have individuals travel to

offices of each individual Pennsylvania Senator. Retel also

stated that on 6/21/71, WRI and the Vietnam Veterans Against

war (VVAW) planned to nave parents visit the local selective

Service System (SSS) offices to review files of their sons.

VVAW was to remain outside SSS-boards in an attempt to discourage?

registrants from registering.

For the information of the Bureau, NYC headquarters of

SSS on 6/18/71 was advised of possible action set forth above by

WRL and VAW at SSs boaras.

informant

on 6/21/71, 5000

who has furiashed reliable

information in the past, advised that as part of the anti-draft

phase of the spring offensive of the WRI, the WRI was calling

for actions to either force an end to the sss or show that

"the

system will not work in response to the people's demands."

proposed actions by WRi were the same as those set out in rephtel.

To date, SSs headquarters at NYC has not advised of

any harassment by

the WRL or the VVAW at Local Draft Boards in

NYC area.

No information hãs been received to indicate that WRI

at NY was sending individuals to contact US Senators offices

concerning proposals to end the Vietnam war.

REC-53

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I-New York

FX.101

15 JUN 29 1971

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If any pertinent information is received in the

above matter

promptly advisea. Bureau and interested offices will be

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1902 EDITION

GSA FPMR (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV -ANMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE: 6/29/71.

FROM : SAC, WFO (105-104019) (RUC)

RGK/EBY

SUBJECT: WAR RESISTERS INTERNATIONAL (WRI)

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

RelYairtel to Bureau, 4/26/71.

On 4/29/71 the Intelligence Division MPD, WDC,

U.S. Secret Service

and Executive Protective Service were

notified of possible activity by castioned organization

against the Spanish Ambassador in Washington, D. C.

As there has been no reported activity against the

Spanish Embassy or the Spanish Ambassador to date this matter.

is being closed, to be reopened on receipt of intormation

that such activity is planned.

Perfe

M. - Bureau

2 - New York (97-5) (RM)

1 - WFO

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FBI

Date: 7/21/71

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5)

SUBJECT, WAR RESISTERS INTERNATIONAI (WRI)

IS-MISC

Enclosed for the Bureau are 8 copies and' Philadelphia

.2 copies of an LHM concerning a WRI operation to send relief

and medical help to East Bengal without receiving permission

from the Government of west pakistan infoxmany!

Source utilized in IHM is

IHM classified, "Confidential" since it contains

information from a source of continuing value.

The unauthorized

disclosure of this information could impair future effectiveness

and such impairment could be detrimental to the defense

interests of this nation.

Ch.

NX-114

REC 2061

2 Bureau (EncS.

8) (RM)

2-Philadelphia (Encs.

2) (RM)

(1-100-

(ANN DAVIDON)

I-New YOrk

I-New YOrk

(234-18093)

(INV) (42)

(FOREIGN POLICY MATTERS-WEST PAKISTAN (3L)

I-New YOrK

(65-24155) IAISON WITH US MISSION) (31)

1-New York

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UNIT

In Reply, Plezse Refer 10

File No.

Bufile

NYfile

STATES DEPARTMENT OF

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

July 21, 1971

TICE

31-3)

97-5

War Resisters International

Me. Polson

aIr.

Mr. BredvanCD...

Mr. Callahan.

Mr. Casper..

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey.

Mr. Gale ...

Mr. Ponder.

Mr. Nosen

Jir. Tavel

Mr. alters.

Sir.

Tele. Room..

Miss Ii ines...

Miss Gandy...

on July 20, 1971, a confidential source, who has

furnished

reliable intormation in the past, advised thât the

War Resisters International (WRI), which is based in London,

England, is working with British and American pacifists on

what is called operation omega."

This is a plan to send "Omega teams" from India ta

East Bengal with relief supplies without receiving permission

from the Government of west Pakistan to cross the border.

Each team will have a Land Rover, medical supplies, dodors

and relief specialists.

The WRI also intends to send an international

team of people to try and meet with the president of west.

Pakistan, to ask him to stop military acts against the people

of East Bengal.

Nihance

Ann. Davidon of the national office of the war

Resisters League (WRL) is the WRI delegate to the WRI council

meeting.

The WRI has directed Davidon to convey to the WRI

council that the WRL wishes to work with the WRI. on a

direct

action program on the East Bengal question.

CONFIDENTI

A

GROUP I

Excluded from automatic.

downgrading and

declassification

NEX

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It 1s 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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TELETYPE

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7-22-71

1.=

Mr.

1

HT.

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1e.

Shackelford

Pence

isison

Fait

Eudlivan

sishop

Casiaban

Casper

Conrad

Jalbey

•jale

Posder -

Rosen

Tarel

Falters

•olmes

177nd5 5206-

TO SACS NEW YORK (97-5)

WFO

FROM DIRECTOR FBI (97-3)

WAR RESISTERS LBAGUE (WRL); IS - IRL.

RENYTEL JULY THENTY-ONE LAST CAPTIONED "DAVID MC REVOLDS,

SM - MISC," NO COPY TO UFO.

nforman

FOR INFORMATION OF WEO,

DEVELOPED INFORMATION MC REYNOLDS, WRI STAFF MEMBER,

CIRCULATING PROPOSAL REGARDING DISRUPTIONS OF GOVERNMENT

INSTALLATIONS, INCLUDING FBI OFFICES, OCTOBER THIRTEEN NEXT.

SOURCE ADVISED PROPOSAL BEING CIRCULATED TO NATIONAL COMMITTEE

AND EXECUTIVE BOARD OF WRI, CONTACTS AT PEOPLES COALITION FOR

PEACE AND JUSTICE (PCPJ), AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE,

AND FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION. ALLEGED PURPOSE OF ACTIONS

TO SHOW GOVERNMENT THAT OPPOSITION HAS GONE BEYOND CENTRALIZED

DIRECT ACTION AS IN,MAY, SEVENTY-ONE. EFFORTS BEING MADE TO

USE DEMONSTRATORS OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD IN ATTEUPT EASE

BARRIER BETWIEN YOUNGER AND OLDER ACTIVISTS.

NEW YORK AND WEO IMMEDIATELY CONTACT PERTININT INFORMANTS

CEDERAL GLACICE INVESTORE E

(4)

COMIMUMIRANONS SECHUN

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JUL 2B 1971

538 pm

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100

JUL

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TELETYPE TO NEW YORK AND NFO

RE:

WAR RESISTERS LIAGUE (VRL)

97-3

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS REGARDING PROPOSAL, INCLUDING LOCATIONS

OF TARGETS AND SCOPE OF OPERATION. NEW YORK THROUGH

ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN COPY OF PROPOSAL. NEW YORK

AND WEO REMAIN EXTREMELY ALERT FOR ANY INDICATION PROPOSAL

BEING ACCEPTED AND/OR IMPLEMENTED BY PCPJ OR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

SUTEL EXPEDITIOUSLY POSITIVE INFORMATION DEVELOPED THIS MATTER,

NOTE:

By teletype 7-21-71 New York reported information

that Wei, strong supporter of PCPJ which was responsible for

massive civil disobedience in Washington, D. C., during 5-71,

is considering disruptions of Government

installations,

including FBI offices, 10-13-71.

Proposal being circulated

to PCPJ and other antiwar organizations. Absolutely essential

that full and complete details regarding this proposal and

any indication it will be implemented be developed and

furnished Bureau as soon as possible. Instructions being

sent by teletype to New York and VrO, offices directly

concerned

I with organizations mentioned.

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1 - Mr. R. L. Shackeriora (ES

1 - Me. R. L. Penc

7/27/77.

PERSONAL ATRITION

SAG, Now York (97-5)

Dizector, IBr (9100)

WAR RESISTERS INTERNATIONAI (URI)

I3 * MISC

Rettairtel with U3R1 7/21/71-

Buscan notes that roferonced Lll contained 1nfor-

nation

of obvious luterost to cutside agencies, including

She Rhite House, Ispartment of State, and Continl

Intelligence Agency.

as you should be arare.

such politically

sensitive information as

aiwars os priority taxerest b

oillelals at bighest levels o1 U.S. Govermment.

Fao Lact

information nas subnitted in Lill with aintel cover and

by teletype suitable fos dissemination raises sous

question as to whether personnel who prepared and arproved

referenced communications suffielently grasped the inpor

tance of such intormation.

Insure that in future,

careful scrutiny is given to

all Infornation devoloped concoruing actions and/or activitles

which involve Soreles goverments.

Insure that pertlment

information developed in this sogard is furnished Bureau

by most expeditious means varanted.

It As expected shat

no further zeninder v1i1 be required in natders of this noture.

3 - palladelphia (PERSONAL ATENELON RECSO/

BIP: 1mb/pas pag

EX-105

10 JUL SE 1971

NOTE:

New York furnished information in InM with airtel cover

dated 7/21/7) which was developed on 7/20/71.

This iniormation

concerned efforts of WRi, based in London, to engage in "opera-

tion Omega," plan to send relies supplies

from India to

i.

Tolson _

tell -

Sullivan

Mohr

Bishop -

Brennan, C.D.

(allahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Gale

Ponder

Rosen

Tavel

Walters

Sovas

06 2 AUG 2

Holmes -

Gandy

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Letter to New York

Re:

97-3

War Resisters International (WRI)

NOTE CONTINUED:

East Bengal without receiving permission from West Pakistan

Government. Information indicated War Resisters League,

American branch oi WRI, 1s invoLved. New York being force

Iubly reminded that intormation of such sensitivity and

importance should be furnished Bureau most expeditiously,

normally by teletype in form suitable for dissemination.

In this instance it was necessary for us to disseminate

information by teletype to DI. Kissinger at the White House,

Vice President, Secretary of State, CIA, National Security

Agency and the Attorney General.

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ILGRAL EGREAU CE INIISTICATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

JUL 2813472

TELETYPE

N23 NY CODE

937 PM

TO DIRY

CIOR

URGENT 7-28-71 FPN

WASHINGOIN FIELD

FROM NEW • YROK (97-5) (P)

NEr. Tolson_

Mr. Feit.m

• ir. Sullivan.

I'r.

Mohr--

Rishop.

* dr. Calanan

Mr. Cagner.

Ar. Coariad

i Mr. Dolly...

Mr. Gile .

Alr. Israe

i Air. Risin.

3!r.

sr. Wiliors

tile, Eiwn..

des Bloknes

Miss Gindy..

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL), IS-WRL

4+4160096-11816

REBUTEL JULY TWO TWO LASI CAPTIONED "WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE:

Informant

(WRL), IS-WRL."

ON JULY IWO SEVEN LASI

ADVISED

DAVID MC REYNOLDS IS SCHEDULED IO LEÂVE NYC ON JULY-TWO EIGHT

INSIANI AND TRAVEL TO MOSCOW, RUSSIA, TOKYO, JAPAN AND HANOI,

NORIH VIETMAN,,

SFR

MC REYNOLDS IS NOT SCHEDULED TO RETURN TO NYC UNTIL

AUGUST TWO THREE. NEXT. MC REYNOLDS ABSENCE WILL DELAY

CIRCULATION OF HIS PROPOSAL FOR DISRUPTIONS. OF GOVERNMENT

•INSIALLATIONS IN THE FALL. NO ACTIÓN IS EXPECIED TO BE TAKEN

BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE WAL UNTIL MC REYNOLDS RETURNS.

Informani

* HAS BEEN ALERTED IO OBTAIN A COPY

OF THE PROPOSAL AND ANY POSITIVE INFO WHICH DEVELOPS IN THIS

MATTER. THE BU WILL BE EXPEDIIIOUSLY ADVISED

ON AINY- DEVELOPMENIS J5C

050 199,

IN THIS MATTER.

: AUG 3 1971

END

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

TO :

FROM:

SUBJECT:

F 81

Date:

8/12/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5) (P)

WAR RESISTERS IBAGUE (WL)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL

CONFERENCE, UNIVERSITY OF

GEORGIA

9/3 - 6/71

ATHENS, GEORGIA

IS-NEW LEFT

Sport

Rettent

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are 10 copies of an

IHM concerning the WRI National Conference to be held in

Athens, Georgia,

9/3-6/71. Two information copies are enclosed

for Atlanta.

REG 20. 97- _-252

28 AUG 1:3 1971

2-Atlanta Atlanta (RM) (Encs. AUENGY: AUENCY: Dl, Dal, C/, SEC. SER, S%,

I-New York

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

August 12, 1971

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

NYfile

Bufile

9193

197-3

War Resisters League

Third Annual National

conference, university o1

Georgia, Athens, Georgia

September 3 - 6, 1971

on August 10,

1971, & handout announcing the war

Resisters League's (WRL Third Annual National Conference

to be held from Friday evening, September 3, through Monday

noon, September 6, 1971, at the University of Georgia at

Athens, Georgia, was received anonomously by. letter at the

New York Office

of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

The Annual Conference will be devoted to the League's mission

to remove the causes of war and to set WRL's direction

for the coming year.

WRI

The WRL, 339 Lafayette Street, New York,

New York, is a branch of the war Resisters

International, a pacifist organization with

affiliates in

20 countries and individuals

in more than 80 countries.

Attached hereto is a Xerox copy of the handout

received by the New York Office.

97-3

25.7

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

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WRL

3rd annua

NATIONAL CONFERENCIE

9/3•6/71

attriens, 3a

This year the Will Annual Conferonce will be devoted to the League's mission to renove ti

causes of wai.

workshops and general meetings will focus on how the League can better

relate to the strivings for social justice by Anerica's dispossessed.

if course signif

cant time will be devoted to further developing our program against the IndoChina lar si

discussions

on the PRG's seven point proposal for ending the lar and Nixon's projected

visit to china.

always, the basic format of the Conference will be determined by those who attend.

can expect that nost of the time will be spent in small group meetings which encourage

maximum participation by evezyone present.

Bocause the Conference site is in the Souch

our resource people will be drawn from such organizations as the Southern Christian Lea

ship Conference, Southern Conference Education Fund,

and the National lielfare Rights 0w

zation..

Dates: Friday evening, Septenher. 3, through londay noon, September o.

Place: liniversity of Georgia at Athens: Directions, agenda, and conference details wi

be mailed to you on receipt of deposit.

Cost: $30 per person, san for unemployed.

The cost covers three nights housing and m

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is S10 to cover meals and gencral conference expenses.

The Annual Conference will set WiL's direction for the coming year.

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In Reply, Please Refer t0

File No.

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War Resisters League

on August 19, 1971, a confidential source, who

has furnished reliable information in the past, furnishe

an action outline prepared by wendyXSchwartz. of the war

Resisters League (WRI) staff.

A copy of this outline is attached hereto.

WRI

The WRI, 339 Lafayette Street, New York, New

York, is a branch of the War Resisters

International, a pacifist organization with

affiliates in 20 countries and individuals in

more than 80 countries.

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CONFIDENTIA!

2-71 ACTION GUTLINE,

The following organizing too? was

prepared by Wendy. Schar tod

the War Resisters League stufs to be used as an did in planning

local actions by and; for, women antivar activists, suggestion

mede on the following pages should to altered to sarinet

needs and abilities

the participants

Mar Resisters League 339 Lafayette Street, nic 10012 212/228-045n C

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INTROAUCCIUN

ia1.

Women want to be taken

seriously; they want their ideas to be implemented, their

judgment to be respected, their equality with men to be accepted. Though the

establishment has been slow to react to women's legitimate grievances, the peace

movement should be ready with a variety of programs geared to women's specific

resources to help them in their struggle for indenendence and at the same time

to create outlets for a potential constituency of over fifty per cent of the

population. By encouraging women to particinate fully in the peace movement VIRL

will be expressing its solidarity with their liberation movement and will be

adding new dinensions to the pacifist novement by introducing nev organizers and

organizing techniques to it.

The current wonen's movement has created feelings of solidarity among woren that

will ease the process of organizing them for peace action.

It is only fitting

• that women organize themselves,

and the natural bonds that have been fostered a-

mong woren provide a base of initial trust that will albw the first step in the

organizing process - that of establishing a sense of community - to be bypassed.

Once woren acquire confidench in their ability lä state of mind not all that easy

to rcach inlight of the demoralizing education vomen receive) they will be ex-

cellent organizers.

And at first they will probably approach organizing in a

low-key way, a way that will encourage other women to express themselves rather

than to just capitulate to a leader.. by tapping. a new source for skills, the

,movenent will be getting raw talent ther has all the capabilities of cultivated

aptitudes without alot of the hang-ups that develop.

There are of

course several all-wonor peace groups operating now. Generally they

are doing worthwhile. things, and elevating the consciousnesses of many women

who would otherwise not be involved in antivar activities at all. But as pacifists

we can offer more concrete programs of action to women; our clearcut positions on

nonviolence, direct action, and civil discuediénce provide a concrete base from

which to organize and to seek commitmint. Because we are striving for an end to

all war, an end to racism, and economic justice, we have nermanent roots that an

end to the Vietnam Mar will not destroy.

And because our program is so widely

based, we ask for a greater commitrent and more diverse outlets than do existing

women's peace groups.

For many women the programs that WiRL fosters will provide

just the impetus they need to swing into action; our job is to reach these women,

to work with them on the level they!re at, and to encourage increasing comnitment

as their experience and attitudes warrant it.

GOALS

To a great extent the success of the peace movement depends on our ability to create

a unified body of people who work together and who trust each other. By encouraging

women to organize,

Var Resisters League is affiming its belief in equality and

taking steps

create discontent.

toward greater unity within itself by abandoning "class" barriers that

It is necessary for all people within the peace movement to onerate at maximum a-

bility and to utilize all their resources.

By working independently for ahile

movement will explore their lull notential and relinquish the old natterns of the

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past that kept women in

subservient vositions and required that they accept the

decisions made by men.

•He now want to enphasize women's abilities so they will

feel free to exercise their pover as a'unified constituency without relying on

men for gained.

Further, we want to demonstrate that women are not "second-class"

citizens, that we

believe the establishment is irong to keep them down, that we know the movement

will benefit fron their skills and involvement.

And finally,

the League believes that it'is time for women to have their needs. and

desires considezed serinusly by the goverment. As the "quiet victims"'of war,.

women must forcefuily denonstrate their dissatisfaction with the way the country is

and a cetic i th then he 1 mo mut en the concus the men then,

PROGRAIS

Some possible direct action programs

s' for vomen are described bêlow.

only aardit within the bravo of soveras lone cree are the estate can

be expanded upon or altered is the situation warrants.

he important things to.

keep in mind is that each action is alraining grouti for the one to follow it, and

those with the greatest chance of success (be it capitulation to a small demand or

even just local publicity) should be tried first io give the participats à positive

sense to spur them on to do more actions and to involve themselves further in the

pacifist movement:

Communicating Vith The Federal Enoloyces of War-Related Agencies - Just as women are.

often taken advantage of by private industry,

the government uses them to maintain

their immoral institutions.

Capitalizing oni the fact that discrimination does ex-

ist in the private segment, the government ties.to make its jobs look attractive.

and offers benefits to women

that capitalist businesses are not yet ready to give.

lomen in the pacifist movenent can irvoke the comradoship that is developing among

all women and approach these federal employees sympathetically (realizing of course

that the women need their jobs to support themselves and their families), yet pre-

senting the issues clearly without soft-pedaling them.

Experiences of those no participated in the Peoples Lobby leek in lashington last

Spring indicated that federal empIcyees are open to the ideas of those who approach

• them.

And by dealing niti them on a woman-to-woman basis the péace people will have

an extra bond with the employecs.: Because the federal government is short-staffed,

many employees have alot to do and don'" havé time to analyze the implications of:

what they're doing; processing craft records ceases to be contact with a young màn

it is only an impersonal act, that requires typing and filing.. And so also, the

employees aren't going to le anxious to stop their work in the middle of the day-and

debate wikh

some women who are free enough to choose when they want to talk.

iri,

But still it's very impostant for peece rovement women to present the relation be.

tween the work the federal employeas are' doing and the devastation of this war.

Women employees can be approached at draft boards.

= a particularly effective cadre

of peace people might include a woman whose life has been touched directly by the

draft (one with a'son of husband in Victnam of in a Poy cam, or one who lbst a

sor in the WAry!

The emloyees can bs cold that those confronting them do not.

want to sée them unemployed and on welfare, but rather want them to do some means

ingful, life-giving york that would eon them the same money (or more if the Har

wasn't eating up so much of the fedotal budget) and would also give them

my evenin extra

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sense of accomplishment

examplo, could be

of cool come de do come ty holyn

at doing some socially valuable work., Dratt oltices, "eor

converted to community health centers or day care centers that

would serve, the people rather than split up farlies and cause grief.

Similarly, women who work at the Internal Revenue offices can be presented with the

tax "pie" showing how much money goes for defense and how little for making life

If the employees are sympathetic they can be enoouraged to oxganize then-

to protest their work, perhaps even 'to engage in sabotage activity in tho

Again, it's necessary to assure the employees that the women talking to

then don't hold then personally responsible for the acts of the government, but

instead view them as

another casualty of a system whose policies pronote destruc-

tion rather than creation.

IRE somen can be presented with a revised budget,

one

that

would emphasize helping those who need it, and probably a large number of

those employees would benefit from frce medical caro and free day care facilities,

_not to merition higher wages.

Tilitary bases hire civilian women as office staff to free soldiers for combat duty.

People who live near bases can station themselves outside the gates (at most bases;

unauthorized people can be thrown out)

and mait for the employees to leave at the.

end of the day or for lunch. llere is where sabotage opprations can be particularly.

effective; if orders for-Vietnam

duty.

are lost the manpower there would be consider-

ably cut down (the employees at bases know.

as. well as we do that even though we're.

pulling men out

of vietnam we're still sending relief troups there).. Malitary

bases are perfect facilities for a state hospital - wouldn't the employees get a

greater sense of satisfaction from working to cure people than from working at e

training-ground fox violence?

Talking to federal employees is a good way for women to gain confidence in their:

ability to comnunicate their beliefs while doing some worthwhile movement activity.

Also, it's a meaningful facet of the women's movement to express solidarity with

those women who are sisters even though they may not be doing what peacé movement.

women would like them to do. 'If federal employees see they have a support basei..'

they may be willing to act more directly to protest the work they do.

to ask people to act alone, and the women who visit federal agencies should make"

• it clear to the employees that thete are many women'ready to support them in what-

ever way necessary if they are willing to take a stand against the government.

Protesting the Draft - A voman pacifist' said a long time ago that if the government

ever came, to take, away the family dog the whole houselold would take to the streets,

but when the government conscripts the young men in the family no one even whimpers.

Her observation was quite correct for her time, and unfortunately is still far too

accurate..i

While the draft does cause men the most "inconvenience" women are effected by it-

also for reasons too well known to belabor here.

It's true that women can'e directy

confront the draft by refusing to serve as men can, they still can protest it in

various ways.

As described above, women can visit draft boards and try tó convince the employees

to refuse to process records;

That's a fine tactic with which to establish a com-

aradie with the clerks, but it doesn't adequately demonstrate the level of militance

to which women are ready to rise in ordor to end conscription.: Noenly picketing

the neighborhood draft board regularly, culminating with a sit in to block the door

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(Pe-haps

on a haliday, like inred Forces Day) indicates the degree of commitzrent

§sel to die abolition of the draft.

Civil disobedience is an act. women will lavo to consider very carefully before they

COurE aIres:.

for many older woren who have lived somewhat sheltered establishment

lives accepting lassaring, no matter hoir good the reasons for it, is a radical

departure from their usual views.

They should not bo pushed into action that takes

then further than they're trady to go emotionally. Yet, series of activities, like

leafleting and hgn picketing, that escalate in. intensity. and militance will help

vomen more inin a more radical position naturally. If publicity is gotten tron

local sets nana lo rickoting, a strong argument can be made for carrying the ac-

ticns

farther.

While the government lias never been known to treat women particularly well, police-

men are still reluctent to arrest middle-class women who violate the law. « And the

governmert is reluctant to prosecute them once the police do break down and make

ins aminsis; brcause it's hard for the government to wind un looking good in the

press when there aco piosures on newspaper pages and flashed on television screens

of dignified women boing led to jail.

The value then of such arrests is obvious,

and worar should de made to understad the importance of their act as a means of

helping to dispel their fears.

It's good for woner. to

involvr themselves, in the antidraft movement for two reasons:

first, because it will he to the advantage of everyone for the draft to be ended;

an' socond, because by holping men with their struggle women will be indicating a

willingness to be' involved in even

those social struggles that don't directay con-

cern then, ird car he more forceful in their demands for help from men in the women's

liberation drive.

Protesting liaz Taxes - Pesisting immoral taxation is open to all peonle. And as our

social systems

are presenily set un, women are first to feel the pinch caused by in=

flation and higher tres.

Therefore, women should be the first to protest war taxes.

Sixty-seven cents af cvary income tax dollar is used for military purposes, and

there are saderal excise taxes on airplane tickets, automobiles, and of course

telephons charges.

Is with resisting the draft, talking to federal employees is

a good consciousness-raising technique, but more direct action is needed to force

the govinment to redistribute our tax money.

Educating people - particularly women - is an important step in any tax resistance

Shopping centcis need to be innundated with leaflets and the leafleters

shedid be prepared to answer questions.

The local supermarket should be investi=

gated fos price hikes and women can leaflet outside it with a tvo-sided leaflet

tint corpared present prices with those of a year ago on one side and discusses the

Wer's responsibility for inflation on the other side.

And because it is women who

do most of the shopping, they will be quick to relate the tax situation to their

own problems of trying to balance the fanily budget.

Qvil disobedience can be used effectively in fighting war taxes. There is of course

the traditional direct action method of picketing and sitting-in at Internal Revenue

offices, bus there are also newer, more direct ways of attacking the problem non-

violently. In alternative fund can be set up with war tax money women have with-

held from the goveinment.

Though there are many such funds currently in operation

around the country, none deal specifically with women's problems,

The money in the

fund can ba used to set up day care facilities, a coop food store, a comnunity

health service - any structure that would directly aid women. By

drawing attention

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to the need for'such prograns two important issues would be raised: first, the

fact that the fedoral government is not meeting the needs of the people within.:

the nited States, and socond,

that women are suffering particularly as a result

of increased spending for the

Controlling the Schools - The local PIA chapter is a de facto women's organiztion

that's probably ripe for organizing.

The women involved in

education issues are

intsrested in their children's velfare,.

and it's a good thing for peace movement

vomen. to suggest areas that neod change and actions that can he done to accomplish

that change.

What most adults don't understand - and what students are just noy beginning to

test programs should be set un

A simple lesue to beein organizing around is that of the quality and content of

textbooks. Is war glorified?

Is the United States always presented as a nation-

saint? Is proper treatment - or any treatment ai all'- given to conscientious ob-

jection and war protests throughout history? Are minority people presented in a

fair way?, How is the history of American Indians presented? If you don't like

the answers you have to give to these questions,

the textbooks should be altered.:

You might start by neeting in cimmittee with the school principal or department:

chad man, and if you get no sitisfaction escalate your activities by giving'alterna-

tive toxts to the students. This last action constitutes civil disobedience in sone

areas because it's, iltepal to pass'out literature on' school property, but it's a

dermatic way of publicizing the fact that children are being taught slanted facts.

Whc:

owns school" property and what can be done on it is an issue in itself.

Are

school facilitfes avaitable to the community when the students" are not using them?

school factlities doesn't Uring results, picket lines can be set up after school

to commit. c..! cart

way demonstrate that no one can prevent the people on whe what's there

white' the above actions are ones that can be organtzed by and participated' in by

women and on, it's particularly important for omen to establish their rights in

and their right to have a voice in the education of their children

(aments shat hast schoot boards are mado up almost entirely of men. Ustig school

täcinities for their own' activities is important for wonen also, because it's easier

for men to find places to Meet & How many women would be velcone in the heiglborhood

bax ft they wanted to have a reetitig in the comer booth? and because it would be

easy so convert a kindergarten room into a chila care cehter an evehing ör tvo

weck so women would be free to go to a movie or have a meeting or read a book with-

out being disturbed.

Bae to lie

Exposing lar Profiteels and Boycotting Their Products "Yany woren's peace organiza

tions have bech ihvolved in boycotts,

but none of the canpaigns have beeh notably."

successful so farMavocating boycotts can be a very discouraging project because

most war prost er the are so large they can matitand che mom fal cuts

you have in date.

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in their profits that most boycotts produce. And people just aren't quick to par-

ticipate in then.

"hen manufacturors are involved in especially despicable products, like making

fragnentation bombs or napaln, civil disobedience against them is not too dramatic

an action to take.

boycott campaign.

And if women read in the newspaper that some of their sisters

were arrested while protesting at a war profiteur's office they would be more apt

to pick up the boycott:

Just telling people which products not to buy is not enough.

People in the commun-

ity have to be aware of exactly what the makers of their favorite soap is doing in

ordir to seriously consider switching brands. One. technique to use might be to sot

up a table in a shopping center with all the products of a specific manufacturer on

display: floor wax, detergent, chenical warfare agents.

And maybe a picture or tro"

of the results from using the nost objectionable of the products.

Advertisers usually play to women. - that is, they gear their commercials to meet

what they

think women's needs are.

Isually they are wrong.

The way. to beat adver-

to play their own game and be better at it.

Depending on the area you're

in, that might mean spot announcements on radio stations (if you can get them) tell-

ing all the products a certain company produces, newspaper ads giving the same in-

formation, readable laaflets that appeal to women's intelligence and sense of de-".

cency (rather than to the ridiculous qualities advertisers seem to think women

In more comprehensive literature, alternative products to use can be

It's important that the people promoting the boycotts are visible. That means tri

ing to the streets and picketing tlie factories (you might have a special leaflet.

for the female emloyees) where the products are made and the stores where thry are

sold. You might want to go to shopkeepers armed with statistics (if accurate, of

course) to support the fact that he would make more money by stocking Brand Y in'

stead of Brand X which is made by a war profiteer.

And you can start a campaign

against the advertiser who handles the accounts of war profiteers also - let people

know that the firm who thinks, up blurbs for ABC Vegetables also makes the products

of sar profiteers look good to the consumer.,

For a boycotting operation to be effective there must be a massive publicity drive

accompanied by dramatic action.

If the campaign focuses on one manufacturer and

succeeds in wearing him down, there's more of a chance that other manufacturers

will think twice before renewing their government contracts.

One thing to remember

is that as large as those contracts are; most companies still get a heavy per cer..

tage of their profits from consumer product sales.

CONCLUSION: "

The above actions are but a small sample of projects peace movement vomen can in-

volve themselves in.

Thile the project itself is important, equally important is

the experience and self-confidence women will gain from organizing their own cam-

paigns and acting them out.

It's vital that women familiarize thenselves with all

aspects of movement work - otherise they will continue to be relegated to clerical

operations.

By carrying out, a project independently they will acquire practically

every skill required for movement work

And then there will be no reasons why

'i to stre

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Woman should play secondary roles; the talents they cultivated while organizing

indeperdently will bo tha leverage they neod to be taken seriously and respected

'in the peace sovenant in genoral.

It's important too for voron to utilize their belief in nonviolence; that phalosophy

the W/FL wonen share is what differentiates them from many women now working in all-

ferele organizations.

reflect their own position. It is when women's actions and nonviolence merge that

the power of women as a constituency will first be felt in this country.

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Tele. Room.

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•EMONSTRATION SPONSORED BYANGLA DESH ACIION

COALITION (BAC) AT SIX SIX SIX FIFTH AVENUE, NYC, SEPTEMBER

NINE,

NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE,

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IISHMAN BUILDING, SIX SIX SIX FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY,

AI ELEVEN IHIRTY A.M., SEPTEMBER NINE, NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE.

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEMONSIRATORS WAS FORTY. DEMONSIRATION CONSISTED

OF LEAFLETIING BY BDAC, THREE THREE NINE LAFAYETTE STREEI, NEW

YORK CITY. LEAFLETS INDICATED PURPOSE OF DEMONSIRATION WAS TO URA

ATTENTION TO THE RENTING OF AIRCRAFT BY WORLD AIRWAYS LOCATED IN.

TISHMAN BUILDING TO WEST PAKISTAN GOVERNMENI, WHOSE ARMY IS ALLEGEDLY

ENGAGED IN A "PREVENTIVE TERROR" CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE PEOPLE ON EAST

BENGAL.

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AMONG THOSE LEAFLETTING WAS LESLIE

MACON, WHO IS PUBLICLY

KNOWN AS HAVING APPEARED BEFORE A FEDERAL GRAND JURY, SEATILE,

HASHLICION, MI CONNECTION WITH AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE

SOMBING OF THE CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, DOCO, MARCH NINETEEN SEVENTY

ONE.

DEMONSTRATION ENDED AT ONE FIFIY P.M. NO ARRESIS OR INCIDENTS.

NOTED.

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMAIION

IN THE PASI,

ADVISED ON SEPTEMBER NINE, NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE, THAI THE BDAC IS

A FRONI FOR THE TAR RESISTORS LEAGUE, A PACIFISI ORGANIZATION

LOCATED AT THREE THREE NINE LAFAYETTE STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

ADMINISTRAIIVE

REFERENCE NEW YORK IELETYPE, SEPIEMBER EIGHI, LAST.

OSSERVING, SPECIAL AGENTS ARE dO ROBERI NEWION, HENRY F.

NAEHLE AND JOHN F. MAHER.

Informan

SOURCE USED IS

NO LHU TO BE SUBMITTED.

END:

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Transmit the following in

Via -

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

3/17/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

Co

MT.

Dail

alid

Mr.

Tar, Waiters-

soyars-

TO:

6

4 EROM:

SUBUECI:

DIRECTOR, FBI (52-94527)

SAC, PHILADELPHIA (62-7165)

MEDBURG

Praig

Mr. FRANK BROOKHOUSER is a by-line columnist for "The

Evening Bulletin." This is a Philadelphia newspaper of general

circulation.

In his column on 9/14/71, Mr. BROOKHOUSER wrote that i

"the FBI papers" may be published by a major publisher.

states that the "underground" is talking about it and that the

editors of the

anti-war magazine "Win" say that a major publisher

is definitely interested in bringing out the files stolen from

the FBI Office in Media. He goes on to say that the editors

(of "Win") seem to be in the know and "have offered..to act as

go-between for the publisher and the thieves."

Mr F BROOKHOUSER's

article is headlined, "Publisher, Thieves Negotiate 'FBI Papers*

as a Book. "

Philadelphia indices contain no information indicating

that Mr. BROOKHOUSER is other than friendly to the FBI and his

use of the word "thieves", accurately describing the MEDBURG

perpetrators, would appear to be a good omen.

I telephoned Mr. SAMUEL BOYLE, City Editor of "The

Evening Bulletin,

" on 9/17/71.

Mr. BOYLE is an SAC contaçt.

I told him that we would like to talk to Mr. BROOKHOUSER for

any additional

details he could give us which might lead to

identifying the publisher.

is on vacation until 9/27/71,

matter to BROOKHOUSER when the latter returned.

and that he would mencion, the

BOYLE said that Mr... BROOKHOUSER

- Bureau (52-94527) (RMS" ID :CC-TIC

2 -

New York (52-10018)

Philadelphia (52-7165)

(RM) ICC -AAG, 15D

Aten. Guy

8 SEP 18 1971

JCFM/rav

(6)

-760

Approyed:

Ww 50296 DoeLd: 3200868l AqentenCharge

NOT PECORDED

Sent 102 SEP 24. 1971M

Per

_ÊU, 5. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 197

ORIGINAL

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-ilt

PH 52-7165

With respect to "Win;" Philadelphia files contain

a letter dated 12/16/69, from the Director to New York captioned,

"UNSUB; EMPLOYED BY WIN,

339 LAFAYETTE STREET, NEW YORK CITY,,

NEW YORK, 10012; DESECRATION OF THE FLAG. "

The last paragraph

of this letter states that Bureau file shows correspondence has

been received from the New York Division indicating that XWin

Is a publication of the War Resisters League, New York City, a

pacifist group.

Bureau

" files indicaté

N./.

that magazine "Win" was

published jointly twice a month by the Conmittee for Non-Violent

Action and the New York Workshop in Non-Violence, both. from New

York. City. Ni

New 'York's comments are requested. Specifically inquire

of your informants and sources for any information which may lead

to identification of the proposed publisher.of the "Media Papers."

Philadelphia will talk to Mr. BROOKHOUSER when he

returns Iron vacation.

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ansmit the following in .

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

9/28/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

•(Priority)

Spper

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

FROM:

SAC, ATLANTA (100-3667) (RUC)

SUBJECT: VAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

ATHENS, GEORGIA

9/3-6/71

IS - NEW LEFT

Re New York airtel and IlM to the Bureau,

dated 8/12/71.

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are the

original and six copies of an LHM, dated and captioned

as above.

Two information copies are enclosed for both

New York and Philadelphia.

follows:

Sourcea at sized da captioned its are as

REC 9

Source one is

Source two is i

InFormant

261

The LHM is being classified confidential duey

to the fact that the unauthorized disclosure of the in-

formation contained herein could be prejudicial to ther!

defense interèsts of the nation and could reasonably

result in

Bureav (Ench%

New

YQI&

2)

Philadelphia

hEn (Enc.

(87-5)

6

- Atlanta

(2 - 100-3667)

(1 - 100-7406) (GEHRES)

(1 - 100-8833) (BRIM)

(12)

Approved:

Sent

17962230 1971

(1

100-7956) (HIPPS)

1 - 157-1544) (STONEY COOKS)

NEW LEFT

ée?

Per

GPO: 18780-402-735

DITA

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF

*USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

September 28, 1971

7

3,

CONFIDENTIAL

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

ATHENS, GEORGIA

SEPTEMBER 3-6, 1971

-

On September 10, 1971, source one, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised as follows:

On September 3-6, 1971, the War Resisters League

(WRL) held their Third Annual Conference on the campus of the

University of Georgia at Athens, Georgia.

The participants

were housed in Reed Hall and the conference and workshops

took place in the Law Auditorium on the University of Georgia

Meals were served at the campus Catholic Center on

South Lumpkin Street,

Georgia.

Approximately 110

individuals

registered for this conference, however, only

90 attended the meetings and workshops.

The WRI, 339 Lafayette Street, New York,

affiliates in 20 countries and individuals

in more than 80 countries.

-

This document contains neither recommenctions 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

esthe content at

outside your agency.

SONTIDENTTAY

declarafiel

Excluded from Automatic

7/28/25

Downgrading and Dewassification

7255

: 261

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

ATHENS, GEORGIA

SEPTEMBER 3-6, 1971

CONFIDENTIAL

The theme of the conference was "To Strive for

the Removal of All Causes of War". The following agenda

was followed:

Friday, September 3, 1971

3:00 - 6:00 P.M.

-

8:00 - 10:00 P.M.

I Opening session. Igal Roodenko

' gave a short introduction and

§'the chairman's report. Jeannette

Rankin was scheduled to give re-

i marks but did not attend the

conference.

Saturday, September 4, 197%

10:00 - Noon

- Il The following report was given:

David 'McReynolds gave a report

on Vietnam.

2:00 - 4:00 ₽. M.

-

4:00 - 6:00 P.M.

This workshop consisted of a

general session and the following

people gave reports: Carl Farris

0f Southern Christian Leadership

conterence

(SCLC) gave a report

on the southern movement.

(Stoney

/ Cooks

was scheduled for this report

but did not attend.)

Bob"Levering

was scheduled to give a report on

the

Peoples Coalition for Peace

and Justice (PCPJ) during this time

slot; however, it was not held at

this time, but was held on

sunday,

September

5, 1971, from 2:00 to

4:00 P.M.

The conference broke down into

small groups and the following

various topics were discussed:

CONCI DENTAL

- 2 -

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WAR RESISTENS LEAGUE (WRL)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

ATHENS, GEORGIA

SEPTEMBER 3-6, 1971

7:30

• P. M.

CONFIDENTIAL

Working with the poor;

The United States, China

and Vietnam alternative

cultures; Beating the

draft law; military

organizing; Bangla Desh

and WRI.

Conference continued with

the small groups and

various workshops.

Sunday, September 5, 1971

10:30

~ NOOn

...-...

2:00 - 6:00 P.M.

Barbara Deming and Carl-Hess

discussed nonviolence and

social change.

Bob Levering gave a report on

the Peoples Coalition for

Peace and Justice (PCPJ) .

Monday, September 6, 1971

10:00 - Noon

General session met to develop

recommendations to be given the

National Committee concerning

session to remove all causes of

war.

A PCPJ press release dated March 1,

1971, described itself as being

headquartered in Washington, D. C.,

and consisting of over 100 organi-

zations employing massive civil

disobedience to combat the issues

of war, racism and repression.

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

ATHENS, GEORGIA

SEPTEMBER 3-6,

1971

!

CONFIDENTIAL

The following local individuals attended the

WRL conference:

and Kathy/Mariano, United Farm Workers;

• Jim Gehres and Steve' Hipps 0f3 Atlanta Workshop

in Nonviolence (AWIN). Gehres and Hipps were

the hosts of the above conference.

Carl Farris,

Labor Relations Manager of SCLC

replaced Stoney Cooks as a speaker on the

Davia/Sink and Sand Brim, to local independents,

also attended the conference.

Source one further

advised that during the conference

he learned that Bob levering of PCPJ and Sue, levering are

separated.

Source two advised that AWIN is described as a

pacifist

draft and

military counseling group located in

Atlanta, Georgia.

SESHE

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HIH

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11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMINT OL JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF'INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

September 28, 1971

Title

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

THIRD ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,

GEORGIA

SEPTEMBER 3-6, 1971

Character

Reference

Memorandum prepared Atlanta,

dated and captioned as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

NW 55296

This document contains nether 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.

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FEDERAL RELAUNOF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

SP9 1971

NROD6 OC NITEL

632 PM 9-29-71 DBW NITEL

TELETYPE

TO DIRECTOR

ATTN: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM OKLAHOMA CITY IDD-NEW P

MI. Tolgon.

Mr. Filt...

aIr.

Sullivan

Alr.

Mr.

C"i.1

dir.

Mir. Clerchand

N".

Fir

jIr.

dir.

Waiters

DEMONSTRATIONS TO "STOP BUSINESS" OCIOBER THIRTEEN, SEVENTYONE,

AT STATE AND FEDERAL FACILITIES IN NORMAN AND OKLAHOMA CITY,

OKLAHOMA, SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE, IS - NEW LEFT.

Shie

INFORMANI, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

- PAST, ADVISED SEPTEMBER IWENTYFOUR, LAST, THE CAPTIÓNED DEMON-

STRATIONS ANNOUNCED AT A WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL) MEETING,

SEPTENBER TWENTYSECOND, LASI, AT UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU),

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA. NO OTHER DETAILS KNOWN AT THIS TIME.

WRL IS PACIFIST GROUP AT OU.

1109

REC 43/ NA-/164

NORMAN SHERIFF'S OFFICE, OU POLICE AND OKLA. STATE BUREAU

OF INVESTIGATION ADVISED. LOCAL OFFICES OF SECRET SERVICE, USA,

POSTAL INSPECIOR, ONE HUNDRED TWELFTH MIG, NISO AND OSI ADVISED

AND COPIES OF THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED THOSE OFFICES.

ADM INSTRATIVE: INFORMANT IS

NO

12 001 1

LHM BEING SUBMITTED. OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING.

1971

Miss Gui

Hard

lith

7770-

END®

EBM

316

ABI WA CLR

540CT 7

CC

Acc to IDIU

Som data deleted

1971

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C.

J. Devic

R. I. Pence

10-6-72

SAC, New York (97-5)

Director, FBI (97-3)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI).

IS - NEW LEFT

activities of which have been folloved by FBI with no active

steve to on

As you are aware, tiL is long time pacifist group,

investigation having beon conducted. Wis activities during

past several months present increasing indications that WrL

engaged in actions contrary to internal security interests of

the U.S.

For exanple, information was reported during 5-71

that IRL. was emerging

as one of the prime organizations

funding and guiding activities of Peoples Coalition for

Peace and Justice (PCPJ, heavily infilirated by Communist

Party, USA.

This information has been corzoborated through

the face that on 8-11-7l check in amount of 52,335 drawn on

Wil account at Bankars Trust Company, New Jord City, was

deposited into PCPJ account in Washington, D. C.

In addition,

on 7-20-71, infornation was reported that David

Ncheynolds,

staff member of Wil, was circulating proposal regarding dis-

ruptions of Government installations, including FBI olfices,

on 10-13-71.

Subseguently, McReynolds traveled to Russia and

then to Hanoi to meet with North Vietnamese representatives.

During 9-7l, information was reported that editors of

the magazine "yin," publication of Wi, might possibly act as

IB. documento stolen 12

burglary of Media, Pennsylvania, Resident Agency. li has also

been reported that VRi activists have considerable knowledge

concerning locations of fugitive.

deserters who are attempting to

elude military service, and in many instances are seeking refuge

1n Canada.

1

Tolson -

Felt.

Rosen -

Yohr

Bishop

Miller, E.S. -

Callah an -

_ALP: 01m

Gasper

(5)

Conrad

Dalbes

Cleveland s

Pondeg

Bates =

Tavel

OCT 131971

Falters

sosars -

Tele. Room _

Holmes -

New York initiate active investigation of Wil to fully

identify current leaders and activists and determine ains,

objectives, activities, and sources of lunding.

Direct investi

gation specifically to

determine 11 Vri is dominated, infiltrated,

or controlled by members of basic revolutionary groups and/or

MAILED 15"

REC-15

2.42

DCT6

1971

FBI *

EX-103

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

E3 OCT 7 1971

FATETIRE UNITE

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Letter

RI:

97-3•

Nar

Resisters League (VRL)

Informant

other subversive

individuals. Bureau 15 avare of excellent

Informant coverage regarding Wil being provided by m

Now York advise specific exteni of coverage available through

this informant and, 1f necessary, steps which can be taken to

develop coverage not available throught

Through coverage of wii activities in New York City,

headquarters of Wii, any information indicating organized WiL

activities in othes cities should be promptly furnished

pertinent auxiliary offices.

Submit report containing all

positive information developed.

NOTE:

WrL is branch of far Resisters International and was

founded in U.s. in 1923.

Due to its protest activities, we have

followed TRI, but conducted no active investigation.

Infornation

has been developed during past several months that In actively

invoived with communist-infiltrated PCPJ and emerging as major

policymaking and funding organ of FCPJ.

Other developmente

indicate IRi activities pose threat to U,s. internal security,.

and investigation should be initiated concerning WRI.

.:.*

i..:

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...

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONE

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

OCT 121971

TELETYPS

413.. Tolson.

aIr. Folt.-

Mr..

Rosen.

Mir. idol.

Mr. Bury

Mr. Allier

Mr. Callahan

MIr. Casper

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey.

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Londer.

Mr.

Bates

"is Fawn!

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st.

1REB3 .

236 FM

<TOS.:

FROM!.

OC PLAIN•:

URGENT

18-12071

DBW

DIRECTOR, ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

OKLAHOMA CITY 8108-8379)

3P

10

Mis

DEMONSTRATIONS TO "STOP BUSINESS® OCIOBER THIRTEEN, SEVENTYONE,

AT STATE AND FEDERAL FACILITIES IN NORMAN AND OKLAHOMA CITY

OKLAHOMA, SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF ORLAROMA WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE,

IS * NEW LEFI..

pies

RE OKLAHOMA CITY TEL: SEPTEMBER IWENTYNINE, LAST. ..

INFORMANT, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN PAST,

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OL) POLICE,

indiridials Grad

confideniality

FORMANG OKLAHOMAy AND

ADVISED

OCTOBER TWELFTH INSTANT AS FOLLOISEX 112 RED -46.56:47-5

IN PREPARAIION FOR ACIIVITIES SCHEDULED OCTOBER THIRIEENTH•

NEXT. BY OU WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CURLI, URL. WILL SPONSOR RALLY REN NaNA

ON OU ROTC DRILL FIELD AT THREE THIRTY POM., OCTOBER TUELTH OCT 2Y 1971

INSTANT TO HARASS ROTC. OU URL SEEKING SUPPORT OF OU VIEINAM

VETERANS AGANIST THE WAR (VVAN).

END PAGE ONE

131T

"ac to ISHU

da'a c'aloted"

93197)

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PAGE TWO

ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED BY OU URL, AGAIN SEEKING SUPPORT OF

OU VAW, BEGINNING SEVEN A•Mo, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, NEXI, IN

NORMANS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

BOYCOTT EL ASSES AT OU-

HOLD A "BIKE IN TO TIE UP PARKING SPACES IN BUSINESS AREAS

NEAR DU CAMPUS IN EFFORT TO STOP BUSINESS (BEGINNING SEVEN A•MO):

: DISCUSSIONS ON OU CAMPUS.

MEMORIAL SEVERICE ON OU CAMPUS CORNER, BOYD AND ASP STREETS,

IN NORMAN:

RELEASE BALLOONS IN OU ADMINSTRATION BUILDING IN EFFORT TO

"TEMPORARILY HALT BUSINESS OPERATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY

SERVE EVICTION NOTICE ON OU ROIC

CANDLEL ISHI PROCESSION THROUGH OU CAMPUS (BEGINNING

SEVEN THIRTY PO MaDo

ABOVE INFORMANT AND SOURCES BELIEVE ACTIVITIES WILL BE PEACEFUL.

ABOVE INFORMANI STATED THAT TO DATE NO DEFINITE PLANS HAVE

EEEN MADE BY OU WRL OR VAW FOR ANY ACTIVITY IN OKLAHOMA CITY

ON OCTOBER THIRTEEN, NEXT.

END PAGE TWO

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litics

8.90

PAGE THREE

URL IS PACIFIST GROUP AT OU.

ALL NORMAN-LAW ENFORCEMENT COGNIZANI OF ABOVE. • OKLAHOMA STATE

REAU OF INVESTIGATI ADSED LAOFFICES

SECRET SERCE:

SAPINSORE NDRED E MIG,9, A OSI

ADVISED AND COPIES OF THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED TO

THOSE OFFICES.

ADMINSTRATIVE:

informant

INFORMANI IS

NO LHM BEING:

-SUBMITTED: OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWINGO

•END

III FBI WASH DO CLR

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NRO01

10:4 - 8AM

TO

FROM

0C PLAIN

URGENT 10-13-71 JKC

DIRECTOR,

ATIN• DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

OKLAHOMA CITY (100-8379) -p=

2P

dir.

Tolson

3Ir. Felt-

Alr. Rosch-

Mr.

Achr.

"Ir.

Bishop.

MIr. Miller, ESk

Mr. Callahan

Air. Casper.

Mir. Conrad

Nir. Daibej-

Me. Cleveland

M: Ponder-

Mr. Bates

Mr. 'Pavel.

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars-

Tele. Room

Aliss Flolmes.

Miss Gandy

DEMONSTRATIONS TO "STOP BUSINESS" OCTOBER THIRTEEN, SEVENTYONE,

AI SIATE AND FEDERAL FACILITIES IN NORMAN AND

•ALAHOMA CITY O

OKLAHOMA, SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE, IS - NEW LEFT

shacket

RE OKLAHOMA CITY TEL, OCTOBER TUÉIVE, LAST.

INFORMANI, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN PAST,

ADVISED OCTOBER THIRTEEN INSTANT AS FOLLOWS:

IN PREPARATION FOR ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED OCTOBER THIRTEEN

INSTANT BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA COUT WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

RECIL 1OD-I0.

(WL), NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, APPROXIMATELY SEVENTY PERSONS

m555451 494249985kass 1280s92ss

DEMONSTRATED ON THE OU ROTC DRILL FIELD FROM THREE THIRTY P. MIT OCT 14 1971

TO FOUR THIRTY PO Mo, OCTOBER TWELVE LAST, PROTESTING ROIC.

MOST DEMONSTRATORS WERE MEMBERS OF OUN WRL, AND VIETNAM VETERANS

AGAINST THE WAR. NO INCIDENIS.

END PAGE ONE

4S96T 15 1971

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PAGE TWO

COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED LOCAL OFFICES

OF SECREI SERVICE, USA, POSTAL INSPECIOR, ONE ONE TWO MIG,

-NISO, AND OSI.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

informant

INFORMANT IS

SUBMITTED. OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING.

NO LHM BEING

END

LMR FBI WA DE

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TIN M SENSE THE CAN

Coolmad BoatiN

58 1011:10

NR B43 NY CODE

1LT7 PM NITEL 10-13-71 KEH

TO

FROM

DIRECTOR (97-3)

ATIENTION DOMESIIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

WASHINGTON FILED

NEW YORK (97-5)

73

WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL),

IS -

NEW LEFI.

AIr. Miller,

$

Mr. Callahan_

Mr. Casper.

NIr. Conrad

31?. Dalbry.

MIr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder-

Mir. Bates

AIr. Tavel

DIr. Walters

tr. Soyars

Tele. Room-

Miss Holmas

Miss Gandy.

Aholas

A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE-PAST, ADVISED INSTANI DATE THAI A PLAN STILL

IN THE TENTATIVE STAGE IS TO JAM THE GATES OF THE WHITE HOUSE IN

NOVEMBER AND FORCE THREE HUNDRED ARRESTS PER DAY. THIS HAS

BEEN TERMED THE "DEATH TOLL PROJECT REFERRING TO THE SUPPOSED

NUMBER OF DAILY DEATHS IN INDOCHINA. THIS WOULD BE COORDINATED

BY WRL WITH ASSISTANCE OF OTHER NATIONAL PACIFIST GROUPS.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

Informani

SOURCE IS

REBUREAU; LET, OCTOBER SIX, LAST, LAND BUREAU ARTEL,

JULY IWENTY SEVEN, LASI, ENTITLED,*

"DAVID, ERNESI MG REYNOLDS,

MISE, INFO CONCERNING CINTERNAL SECURITY' "BUREAU FILE ONE 3

HUNDRED DASH FOUR ZERO FOUR EIGHI FIVE ZERO•

'6

OCT 21 1971

EN

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ILBIR, PUREND OF INNESECAT UN

Gille

. Y

NRBB3™

OC PLAIN

11:56 AM

TO

URGENT

10-14-71 JKC

DIRECIOR, ATIN. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM

OKLAHOMA CITY (100-8379)

-C- 4P

Mr. Tolson

Mr. Felt.

Mr. Rusen

Mt. Mahr.

Mr. Dishop...

Mr. Miller, ES.

Nir. Calahan

Mr. Casper.

Mr. Charad

Alr.!:

Air. Cleveland.

Mr. Tuner

Mr. Bates.

MIr. Tavel.

Mir, Walters

Mr. Sevars

Tele. Room_

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandf

DEMONSTRAIIONS. TO" STOP. BUSINESS" OCTOBER THIRTEEN SEVENTYONE

AT STATE AND FEDERAL FACILITIES IN NORMAN AND OKLAHOMA CITY,

OKLAHOMA; SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE,_-IS - NEW LEFT

CR

RE ORLAHONA CITY TELS OGTOBER IWELVE AND THIRTEN, LASTE

"th

AND

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU) POLICE,

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, ÁDVISED' OCTOBER THIRIEEN AND FOURTEEN, INSTANT,

AS FOLLOWS:

APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL

*STOP THE WAR-NO BUSINESS AS USUAL" ACTIVITIES IN NORMAN

OCTOBER THIRTEEN LAST, SPONSOREDSBY OU WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

WITH SUPPORT OF OU VIETNAM VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR SUVAN

THESE ACTIVITIES

WERE

S FOLLOWS:

6

OCT 21 1971

END

PAGE ONE

NOV 2

1971

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PAGE TWO

BEGINNING SEVEN A.M. AND INTERMITTENTLY DURING MORNING

HOURS, "BIKE-IN': TYING UP PARKING SPACES IN BUSINESS AREAS

NEAR OU CAMPUS IN EFFORT TO STOP BUSINESS. ON ONE OCCASION,

"BIKE-IN' PARTICIPANIS BLOCKED SIDEWALK BUT MOVED WHEN

POLICE INSTRUCTED THEM TO BREAK IT UP. NO ARRESTS MADE.

TEN THIRTY A.MO TO TEN FORTYFIVE A•M., RELEASED BALLOONS IN

OU ADMINISTRATION BUILDING IN EFFORI TO HALT BUSINESS OPERA •

TIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY. NO INCIDENTS.

.. ELEVEN TWENTY A.M. IO ELEVEN THIRTY A.M., GROUP APPEARED

AT OU STUDENT UNION CHANTING OBSCENITIES. NO INCIDENTS.

ELEVEN FORTYFIVER NO TO TWELVE THIRTY POMO, OU ROTE

ARMORY. GROUP ALLOWED TO ENTER ARMORY PROVIDED THEY WERE

PEACEFUL PARTICIPANIS SERVED EVICION NOTICE ON ROTC.

NO INCIDENTS BUT UNKNOWN PERSONS DEFLATED TIRES OF ONE VEHICLE

IN ARMORY.

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IWELVE FORTYFIVE P.M. TO ONE FIFTEEN P.Mo, OU STUDENT

UNIỘN.

GROUP MARCHED THROUGH UNION CHANTING OBSCENITIES

AND BLOCKING

AISLES. GROUP DISPERSED WHEN APPROACHED BY OU

POLICE.

NO INCIDENTS.

SEVEN THIRTY P.M. IO EIGHT P.M., CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION

THROUGH OU CAMPUS.

NO INCIDENIS.

JERRY PETIPRIN, WRL MEMBER, LED MOSI OF ABOVE ACTIVITIES

AND

WAS ACCOMPANIED ON OCCASIONS BY DANIEL DRYZ, PRESIDENT

OF QU VAW.

-

EVENING EDITION OF "OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES" NEWSPAPER,

OCTOBER THIRTEEN, LAST, REFLECTED ON THAI DATE ABOUT :

TWENTYFIVE VIETNAM VETERANS HELD PEACEFUL ANITWAR DEMONSTRATION

AT

CENTRAL. STATE UNIVERSITY, EDMOND, OKLAHOMA

COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED LOCAL OFFICES

il

SECRET SERVICE, US, POSTAL INSPECTOR, ONE ONE TWO MIG,

OSI,

END

SPAGE THREE

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ADMINISTRATIVES

NORMANT 15

SUBMITTED,

END

GXC FBI WASHDC

Informant

NO LHM BEING

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• NRCO

NY CODE

83E PY URGENT 10-19-71 BGW

IO DIRECIOR

AIIN:DID

WASHINGION FIELD

FROM NEW YORK (100-NEW)

5-432

"DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJEGT SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE CURL), FELLOWSKIP

OF RECONCILIATIO (FOR) AND GLERGY AND

LAYTEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGTON, DOGO, NOVEMBER EIGHI DASH

internal

INENLE FLUES SEVENTY ONES IS NEW

Lecurity

ON OCTOBER NINETEEN, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO HAS

FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, ADVISED THAI SIARTING

ROVEMBER EIGHT, NEXI, AND GOING THROUGH NOVENDER IWENTY FIVE,

NEXIS A CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE PROGRAM ENTIILED THE "DAILY DEATH

JOLL PROJECT" WILL BE EXECUTED IN WDC.

THIS PROJECI WILL ATTEMPT TO FORCE HUNDREDS OF ARRESTS

BY JAMMING AND BLOCKING THE GATES OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

PROJECE PLANNED AND WILL BE CARRIED OUT BY THE

FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS: WALS

FOR AND CALC.

PROJECI DIRECIOR, IS RON YOUNG OF FOR AND NATIONAL

END PAGE ONE

4O COT&

16/1

ORIGIAL,

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OCT 29 1971

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PAGE TVO

FROJECI OFFICE LOCATED TWO FOUR FIVE SECOND SIREET, NORTHEASI

LOCO STAFE HEAD IS CHRIS SAYRE.

ADMINISTRATIVE

RENYIEL, OCTOBER THIRTEEN, LAST, ENTITLED, "WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE, IS- NEW LEFI." SOURCE IS RI

CLASSIFY, "CONFIDENTIAL" •

Informant

DRL FBI WASH DO

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

Informants

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 18

MAY 1N2 SOTTION

GSA FRAI (81 C774) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES & VERNMENT

Memorandum

DIR CTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE:

10/27/71

¡SAC, WEO (100-2201) (RUC)

!.

VAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WEL)

IS-NTW LEFT

Re Butel to NY 7/22/71; NYtel to Bureau 10/13/71.

For the information of the Bureau and the NYO,

recent anti-war activity occurring in Washington, D.C.

(HDC) has been essentially sponsored by the People's

Coalition for Peace and Justice and has bean followed

under the caption, "Demonstrations Sponsored by PCPJ at

Washington, D.C. 10/22-26/71, IS-NOW LEFT (VIDIM)":

The following NFO sources familiar with New

Left activity in the WDC area were initially alerted

and subsequently contacted regarding the purposed activity

mentioned in re communications. These sources have reported

no significant till activity in HDC.

SOURCR

DATE

8/4/71

8/5/71

8/17/71

8/24/71

8/24/71

9/14/71

9/15/71

9/21/71

9/21/71

9/27/71

9/27/71

10/7/71

10/26/71

10/26/71

CONTACTED BY

SA JAMES E. WHALTN

SA JAMES F. WHALEN

SA DANIEL J. DOHERTY

SA JOSTPH A. MAHONEY

SA KENNETH M. RUSSELL

SA JOIN L. STANLEY

SA JAMES F. WHALAN

SA NORMAN H. HIERONYMI

SA NORMAN H. HIFRONYMI

'EX-112

SA JAMES E. WHALE NEC-1.

S4 J. TETER CHAST.

SA ARLAND A. MOSEL

SA JAMES F. WHALEN

SA DANIAL J. DOHERTY COT EC :971

Bureau

New York (97-5)

1 - WFO

NHH: j em

(5)

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

10/27/71

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5) (P)

WAR RESISTERS. LEAGUE (WRI)

IS -NEW LEFT

(00 :NY)

Bulet 10/0/71,

advised that the WRi is along-time

bacifist group whose activities have been followed with no

active investigation having been conducted.

WRI activities during the past several months present

increasing indications that WrI engaged in actions contrary

to the internal security interests of the US.

For example,

whu during May, 1971, was emerging as one of

the prime

organizations funding and guiding activities of the Peoples

Coalition for Peace and Justice (PCPJ), heavily infiltrated

by the CPUSA.

/ D 2-Bureau (RM)

2- ALbuquerque (KM)

2-Atlanta

2-Burtato (RM)

2-Cincinnati (RM)

2-Dallas (RM)

2-Detroit (RM)

EX-115

2-Kansas City

(RM)

2-Milwaukee

(RM)

2-Newark (RM)

REC-65 ;

!.

260

2-Oklahoma City (RM)

2- San Antonio (RM)

2-San Francisco (RM)

2-washington Field (RM

6 OCT 29 1971

I-New York (134-10093

1-New York (97-5) 42)

(42)

RFM: fam

(31)

& 3NOV5

1978

Approved: -

Sent

Special Agent in Charge

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NY 97-5

-INDER OF SUBIRCT ORGANIZITION

In addition DAVID MC REYNOLDS, WRI staff member was

circulating proposal regarding disruptions of Government

installations, including FBI offices on 10/13/71. Subsequently

MC REYNOLDS traveled to Russia and then to Hanoi to meet with .

North Vietnamese representatives.

During September, 1971, information was reported that

editors of the magazine

"WIN"

Wri publication, might possibly

act as a go-between in

arranging publication of FBI documents

stolen in burglary of Media, Pennsylvania, Resident Agency.

It has also been

reported that WRL activists have considerable

knowledge concerning locations of fugitive deserters who are

attempting to elude military service, and in many instances

are seeking refuge in Canada.

The Bureau instructed New York to initiate active

investigation of WRI to fully identify current leaders and

individuals.

The Bureau further instructed that any information

indicating organized WRi activities in other cities should

be promptly furnished pertinent auxiliary offices.

Submit

report containing all positive information developea..

Im formanT

On 10/26/71, T60

* furnished a list of official

WRI Branches, which follows:

Albany WRI

Box 1237

Albany, New York

WRI Southern Regional Office

Atlanta WIN

Box 7477

Atlanta, Ga.

Columbus WRI

1954 Indianola

Columbus, Ohio

Detroit WRI

Oakland University

Rochester, Michigan

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NY 97-5

Wayne State University WRL

Wayne State University

Detroit, Michigan

Jamestown WRI

12 Patridge Street,

Jamestown, NY

Lawrence WRI

Cantebury House

116 Louisiana

Lawrence, Kansas

Milwaukee WRI

1437 E. Brady Street,

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Newark WRI

BOX 530

Kearny, New Jersey

WRL Western Regiónal Office

833 Haight Street

San

Francisco, California

Oklahoma WRI

1335 Jenkins

Norman, Oklahoma

Washington WRI

American University

Box 231

Washington, D.C.

WRI, Southwest Regional Office

1003 Forrester NW

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Austin WRI

Box 7161

University Station

Austin, Texas

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NY 97-5

Ft. Worth WRL

6157 Calmont Street,

Et. Worth, Texas

Socorro WRL

Box 2452

Campus Station •

Socorro, New Mexico

All Divisions

receiving a copy of this communication

should comply with Bureau instructions set forth above

regarding

WRI branches in their respective Divisions.

Any information developed should be furnished to

the Bureau and New York Division.

The WRI has been publicly described as

founded in 1923 and is the American

section of the War Resisters International,

a worldwide pacifist movement.

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N727 MY CODE

602 PM URGENT 10-28-71 FPN

TO

DIRECTOR

ATT DID

WASHINGTON FIELD

FROM dEX YORK

W67.161.1.1

111015:091

10115K

ynau

filin

Cinerians

1n1r1s-

1ia1ns

Tavrl.

Shostin

"DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT". SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE (URLI, FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FOR) AND CLERGY AN

Internal Security

LAYNENI CONCERNED (CALG', WDC NOV. EIGHI- TWO FIVE NEXI IS- NEW LEFT

VIDEM

Vietnam Demonstration

-

ON THIS DATE A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED

RELIABLE INFO IN, THE PASI ADVISED THAT DAVID MC REYHOLDS DE THE

NATIONAL STAFF

oF

WRL, IS COORDINAIING

THE CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

PROGRAM FOR NY.

NYC HAS BEEN ASSIGNED NOV. NINE NEXT AS ITS DATE TO

PRODUCE THREE HUNDRED PERSONS WILLING TO BE ARRESTED 'ON THE

•DATE AI THE WHITE HOUSE. ROCKLAND COUNTYSUY, WESICHESTER

ANDLOWER NY SIATE ARE TO PRODUCE THREE HUNDRED PERSONS WILLING

TO BE ARRESTED AI THE WHITE HOUSE ON NOV.

ONES ONE NEXT.

ADMINISTRATIVE

Referenced teletype

informent

RENYTEL OCI. ONE NINE LAST. SOURCE IS

"CLASSIFY " CONFIDENTIAL" IF DISSEMINATED.*

WILL

FOLLOW CLOSTLY

97-3

END

/HOV

NOT RECORDED

so..

IS HORNER

CS ROOLA 724 900

DEC 20 1971

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Siren

NR923 PH PLAIN

1050 PM NITEL 10-29-71 DCC

DIRECTOR

: ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON FIELD

FROM PHILADELPHIA (100- NEW

183s

Sing.

EWAR RESISIERS LEAGUE (WRL), PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION IN WASHINGION,

Do Co, NOVEMBER EIGHI DASH IWO FIVE, NEXI, SPONSORED; IS DASH NEW

LEFT

Indiridual ored obligation of confidentiality

ON OCT. TWENTY NINE, INSTANI,

PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT, PHILADELPHIA,

PAO, ADVISED THE WRL, NEWSLETTER "DAILY DEATH TOLL" OUTLINED A

LAN TO HAVE GROUPS OF PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT CITIES TRAVEL TO

WASHINGTON, D.C., TO PROTECT THE CONTINUED KILLING IN VIET NAM.

THEY PLAN TO CHAIN THEMSELVES IO THE GATES OF THE WHITE HOUSE

REC-4CT

TO HINDER ALL TRAFOC

ND THEY PLAN TO REMAIN UNTIL

THIS PROCEDURE PROPOSED TO BEGIN NOVEMBER EIGHT ANNOGONTINVE

THROUGH NOVEMBER TWENTY FIVE.

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CONVAS OF BUS COMPANIES IN PHILADELPHIA AREA FAILS TO

REFLECT ANY BUSES CHARIERED FOR TRIPS IO WASHINGTON, D. Co,

DURING THE PERIOD NOVEMBER EIGHI THROUGH TWENTY FIVE.

CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES HAVE BEEN CONTACTED BUT COULD FURNISH

MA INTORMATTON CONFIRMINE IAPLEMENTATION OF IIS PLANE

ADMINISTRATIVE

NEW YORK BEING ADVISED BY AIR MAIL.

SOURCES HAVE BEEN ALERTED AND ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

WILL BE FORWARDED.

END

LRS FBI WASHDC CLR

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"I""

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AR0D6

5:38PM

40 :

FROM &

AQ

CODE

URGENT 11/1/71 DJC

DIRECTOR (99 3)

ALBUQUERQUE (100-426) 2P

Mr. Tolson_

Lite Roll.

Mr. Rosen.

Mohi..

Mr.

Dishop

M2. Miller.

Mr.

Callahar

Ali.

Carper

aIr.

Cos-nad

Mr.

Debor

Ats. Clockend

Atr.

sir.

Pates

T'urel

Mr, Wallors

Soars

Tele. Rini

At.

DEMONSTRATIONS BY WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (URL), AT CONCERT OF U.

ARMY FIELD BAND AND CHORUS, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, NOVEMBER

TWO

NEXT, IS - MISCELLANEOUS •

ON THIS DATE A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT THE U.S- ARMY FIELD BAND

AND CHORUS CURRENTLY ON NATIONWIDE TOUR HAS A CONCERT SCHEDULED

TO BE HELD IN ALBUQUERQUE, EVENING NOVEMBER TWO NEXI, AT CIVIC

AUDITORIUM. SOURCE ALSO ADVISED WRL PLANS TO ATTEMPT TO DISRUPT

CONCERT.

ABOVE INFORMATION FURNISHED ONE TWELFTH MID, OSI KIRILAND

AFB, AND NISO, NEW ORLEANS. ALBUQUERQUE PD ALSO COGNIZANT.

END PAGE ONE

ST-106

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(180-426)

ADMINISTRATIVEs

Individual orld obligation of

CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE ABOVE IS '

ConfidentialiTy

NEW MEXICO SIATE POLICE.

LHM WILL BE SUBMITTED.

:

END

45-2

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arsmit the following in

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

11/3/71

(Type in plaintext or codel

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

FROM:

SAC, ALBUQUERQUE (100-426) -P-

• SUBJECT.:

"EMONSTRATIONS BY DAR RESISTERS

"LEAGUE. (WRIS. AT CONCERT OF UNITED

STATES ARMY FIELD BAND AND CHORUS

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

11/2172-

IS - NEW LEFT

00: Albuquerque

Remytel, 11/1/710

There are enclosed for the Bureau 10 copies of

LiM regarding captioned demonstration. Copies of the enclosed

LHM have already been furnished to the 112th MID; OSI,

Kirtland Air Force Base; and NISO, New Orleans.

The Special Agent who observed the demonstration

was SA Gardividual owed obligation of Confidentiality

The first confidential source utilized in preparing

the enclosed LHM is tha

New

Mexico State Police, and the second confidential source

is

Informano

• EX-IG]

REC-76

97-3-

269

6

NOV & 1971

1TH

2: 10A4.

121919222

Bureau (Ene. 10J AM)

3

Albuquerque

(1- 134-3591)

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(5)

5: NOT 12 197

ipprove

Special Agent in Charge

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UNITL

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuquerque, New

• Mexico

November

3, 1971

DEMONSTRATIONS BY WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE (WRL) AT

• CONCERT OF UNITED

STATES ARMY FIELD BAND AND CHORUS,

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO • .

NOVEMBER 2, 1971

• INTERNAL SECURITY • NEW LEFT

on November 1, 1971, a confidential source who has

I urnished rellable Information in the past advised that the

United States Army Field Band and Chorus, which is currently on

a nation-wide tour, would give a concert at the Albuquerque Civic

Auditorium, Albuquerque, New Mexico, on the evening of November 2,

1971.

This source also

advised that the Albuquerque Chapter of

the WRI would attempt to disrupt the concert..

On November 2, 1971, a second confidential source who

has furnished reliable information in the past advised that the

Albuquerque Chapter of the WRL would conduct a guerrilla theater

outside the Civic Auditorium on the evening of that date during

which the participants would be dressed as clowns and would play

musical instruments.

This source advised that the individuals

who intended to participate in the demonstration intended it to be

peaceful

and they had no plans to enter the Civic Auditorium in

an effort to disrupt the concert by the United States Army Field

Band and Chorus.

A Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

observed six males and three females arriving outside the

Albuquerque Civic Auditorium at approximately 7:05 p.m. on the

evening of November 2, 1971, all of these individuals having

their faces painted to resemble clowns, The six males played

harmonicas and kazoos while the females passed out the attached

leaflet.

These

individuals also carried signs reading "Another

Clown For Peace" and "May Peace Be With You."

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.

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DEMONSTRATIONS BY WRL AT CONCERT

OF UNITED STATES ARMY FIELD BAND AND CHORUS:

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

These individuals remained outside the Civic Auditorium

until approximately 7:40 poM. when they left the area without

attempting to enter the Civic Auditorium.

There were no incidents in connection with this

demonstration and no arrests were made.

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As you go sit to hear the

Firmy band we would like you to

consider a coupie of ideas, The

purpose of this concert is to

"sell" the Army as a tried'y

charitable organization attemptira

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544 F0 MERA 114-71 B6k

I TO DIRECTOR

ATIN; SID

WAShiN: 10. FIELD

FROM LA: YORK 61236174577)

"DAILY DIE: JOLL PROJECT SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS

LEASE COLD CELLOUSHLP OF RECONCILIATION (FORD AND

CLERGY IÜD MIYREN CONCERGED (CALC), WASHINGION, DES

NOVaN ECCINIUBITY FIVE SEVENTY ONE, IS-NEWLEFI, VIDEM

GATTITTIE DAIE A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS

FU3S2A10 M4X62L3 INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT THE

MiTH TO TINENT WILL LEAVE NYC ON MOVEMBER EIGHT NEXT

FOR WIDE aSe. DC, TRANSPORTAIION ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING

FANDID: NEW YORK SY THE FIFTH AVENUE VIETNAM PEACE

AT THIER PROJECT WILL PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE

" IT. SIMIONS ARE SCHEDULED TO VISIT OFFICES

075: .:: * CONGRESSMEN IN ORDER TO PRESSURE THEM INTO

EJ:"

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CUTTING COFFUNDS FOR THE VIETAN WARR

TUE NEW YORK CONTIAGEUT IS SCHEDULED TO BEGIN

DISRUPTIOIS AT THE WHITE MOUSE AT ONE PM ON NOVENGER

NINE NEXT.

DAVE BC REYNOLDS OF TH WAL IS COORDINATING THE

COVERDER HIRE FUTURE ACTIVITES.

ADMINSTRAFIVEE

REPRECS HEW YORK TELEXYPE OCIODER TWENTY EIGHT

SEVENTY QUE AND WASHEEGTON FIELD OFFICE TELTYPE ENTITLED

QUOTE CLAIGY AND LAYNEN CONCERNED; LUTERNAL SECURITY DASK

NEY LEFT AND FELLOUSHI? DE RECONCILIACION; INTERNAL SECURITY

DASH AZ: LEFT UNCUOTE WOVENGER THREE SEVENTY ONE. SOURCE

Informant

CLASSIFISD QUOTE

CONFIDULICM BUQUOTE IF DISSENIMATED. AIR MAIL COPIES IO

• CLEVELATE AND PHILADELPHIA.

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NWG19H

7:11

MR

DoS ilY PLAIN

1157 PR Pil, URGENT 11-5-71 BGW

TO DIRECTOR

ATTN: DID

WASHINGION FIELD

FROM NEW YORK ( 1000174577)

Kinder

-

"DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT" SPONSORED BY WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE

E (WRL) • FOLLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIAIION (FOR)

AND CLERGY AND LAYMAN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGION, DO.,

ELEVEN EIGHT DASH IWENTY FIVE SEVENTY ONE; IS-NEW LEFT; VIDEMO

ON INSTANI DATE, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO HAS

FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PASI, ADVISED THAT

NINE MEMBERS OF THE STATEN ISLAND PEACE COALITION; A

COMMUNITY PEACE GROUP FORMED IN NOVEMBER, NINETEEN SIXTY

NINE, IN STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK, PLANNED TO LEAVE STATEN.

RIGINAL FLED IN

ISLAND ON MONDAY EVENING, SEPIMBER EIGHT, MINEIEEN 27-2Ã-

SEVENIY ONE, TO TAKE PARI IN A "DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT"

TO BE HELD IN WASHINGION, DO. ON SEPTEMBER NINE, NINETEEN

END PAGE ONE

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SEVENTY ONE. THE SOURCE STATED THAT THE GROUP, CONSISTING

ÒF FIVE MEN AND FOUR WOMEN, WILL STAY OVERNIGHT ON

SEPTEMBER EIGHT, NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE, AT SAINT STEPHEN'S .

CHUPCH, WASHINGION, D. CO THE SOURCE ADVISED THAT THE

GROUP PLANS TO TALK TO CONGRESSMEN ABOUT THE VIÉTNAM WAR

Oi THE MORNING OF SEPTEMBER NINE, NINELEEN SEVENTY ONE,

AlID THAI DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS, MARCH TO THE WHITE

HOUSE WEARING VIEINAM SASHES. ACCORDING TO THE SOURCE, THE

GOAL OF THE GROUP IS TO BE ARRESTED EITHER FOR DEMONSTRATING

WITHOUT A PERMIT OR FOR BLOCKING PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES AND

THEREBY BRING ATTENTION TO THE KILLING OF VIEINAMESE EACH DAY.

ADMINISTATIVE

REFERENCE

NEW YORK TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, NOVEMBER •

•OUR, NINGIEEN SEVENTS ONLO

marial

SOURCE IS.

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" DAILY DEATI TOLL PROJECI" SPONSORED B'

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(WALI FELLOUSHIP OF RECONCILIATION(FORD AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN

CONCERCED CALO VDC NOV. EIGHT- IWO FIVE NEXT IS- NEW LEFT VIDEM

Sta

ON THIS DATE A CONFIDENIIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INTO IN THE PASE ADVISED THAT SIX BUSES WILL DEPART UNION

SQUARE

NYC ON ROV. EIGHT NEXT AT SIX THREE ZERO PM

FOR WDC,

IRALSPORTATION ARRANGENENTS ARE BEING HANDLED IN NYC BY TN

FIVE dUES VIZIMAN PEACE PARADE COMMITTEE.

-MINISIRATIVE

Informant

MACHYTEL NOV. FOUR LAST. SOURCE IS

VY COVERING BUS DEPARTURES NYC NOV. EIGHT NEXI.

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NRO11 WE CODE

6:50 PM URGENT 11-5-71 DLE

TO

PRECIOR CATIN: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

BALTIMORE

CLEVEL AND

NEW YORK •

NEWARK

PHIL ADELPHIA

PITTSBURGH

FROM

WASHINGTON FIELD (100-54990) FOUR PAGES

107..-

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"*1°

QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE SPONSORED BY

"WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (URL) FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FOR),

AND CLERGY AND LAYMEB CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGTON, D. Co,

NOVEMBER EIGHI- TWENTY FIVE, NEXI, IS- NEW LEFT.

ON NOVEMBER FIVE INSTANI, A SPOKESMAN FOR THE METROPO-

LITAN POLICE DEPARIMENT (MPD), WASHINGION, D. C. (WDC), AD-

VISED 1PD SOURCES HAVE LEARNED THAT PERSONS XOLVED WITH 2.

-ST 103

CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION HAVE RESERVED BUSES TO COME TO WD

MPD SOURCES STATE THE BOSTON AREA HAD APPROXIMATELY ONE #UNNO

DRED COMMITMENTS AND MAY GET AS MANY AS THREE HUNDRED FOR AN

THE DAILY DEATH TOLL

PROJECT.

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MPD SAID NEW YORK GROUP WILL SEND APPROXIMATELY ONE HUN

DRED FIFTY PERSONS AND THE BALTIMORE AND HARRISBURG, PENNSYL-

VANIA GROUPS WILL SEND APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED FIFTY.

ACCORDING TO MPD SPOKESMAN, A GROUP FROM MADISON, WISCONSIN,

WILL ALSO SEND PERSONS FOR THE DEMONSTRATION, NO NUMBERS

MENT IO NED.

MPD SPOKESMAN MADE AVAILABLE A COPY OF A PRESS RELEASE

FROM THE WDO OFFICE, TWO FOUR FIVE SECOND STREET, NE, WDC,

ENTITLED QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL UNQUOTE. THIS RELEASE RE-

FLECTS THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE OF GROUPS

AND DATES OF ARRIVAL:

MONDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHT, PHILADELPHIA, HAPPY FERNANDEZ,

TWO ONE FIVE- THREE EIGHT SEVEN FOUR ONE THREE SEVEN;

IUESDAY, NOVEMBER NINE, NEW YORN CITY, FAY COFFIN, TWO ONE

TWO, SEVEN FOUR ONE-ZERO SEVEN FIVE ZERO; WEDNESDAY, NO@VEMBER

TEN, BALTIMORE, HARRISBURG, ANDYKHANNON, THREE ZERO ONE- TH

SIX SIX- FIVE ZERO ONE THREE; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVEN, ROCK-

LAND COUNTY,

NEW YORK, BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, LOVER NEW

YORK STATE,

RAY GOULD, NINE ONE FOUR THREE FIVE EIGHT - FOUR

SIX ZERO ONE; FRIDAY,

NOVEMBER TWELVE, CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH,

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CHURCH

ACKERMAN, INO ONE SIX TUO INO NINE THREE ZERO THREE FOURS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEEN, MICHIGAN, BILL HUTCHINSON, THREE

OHE THREE- SIX SIX THREE-ONE EIGHT SEVEN ZERO; THUESDAY, NOVEN-

BER SIXTEEN, BOSTON, BOBACUNVANE, SIX ONE SEVEN NINE SIX NINE-

SEVEN NINE ZERO ZERO ; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN, BOSTON,

SAME; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN, SYRACUSE, UPPER NEW YORK

STATE, TONY AVIGAN bICKYOOL, THRÉÉ ONE FIVE FOUR FOUR SIX-

FIVE SIX FIVE SIX, FRIDAY NOVEMBER NINETEEN, MADISON, WISCONSINe

CHARLIE

TAYLOR, SIX ZERO EIGHI- TWO FIVE SEVEN ZERO SIX EIGHT

EIGHT; MONDAY NOMEMBER IWENTY IWO; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IWENTY

THREE, WASHINGION, De CO, ROSEMARY REUTHER, INO ZERO INOM

SEVEN TWO SIX- TWO EIGHT SIX ONE; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY

TOUR, KENTUCKY, SOUTH CAROLINA, DAVID BANKS/LAVERNE?

THORPE,

FIVE ZERO TWO- FOUR FIVE EIGHI- FOUR SIX SIX THREE. :

SECRET SERVICE AND PARK POLICE COGNIZANT.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

THREE LAST.

REFERENCE WO NITEL TO BUREAU AND CLEVELAND, NOVEMBER

source

THE SPOKESMAN FOR THE MPD IS.

MPD SOURCES UNKNOWN

•IF NOI ALREADY DONE, RECEIVING OFFICES SHOULD ATTEMPT

IO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF PERSONS ATTENDING AND DATES OF

ATTENDANCE FOR CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION AND ADVISE BUREAU

AND WO. NO LHM FOLLOWS.

WFO FOLLOWING.

END

GXC FBI WASHDC

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TO :

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AND SAC, NEW YORKX AND ALBANY

SAC, HOUSTON, ALBUQUERQUE, DALLAS AND DETROIT (MAIL)

FROM: SAC, SAN ANTONIO (100-NEW)

Sir. l'elern.

Mr.

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DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT COMMENCING NOV. EIGHT, NEXT,

WASHINGION, D.C. SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL),

FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILATION (FOR) AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN

CONCERNED (CALC), WDC.

ON NOV. FIVE INSIANI A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INOTRMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT ON NOM FOUR LAST PRIOR

TO SPEECH BY SISTER ELIZABETH MC ALISTER, MEMBER OF THE

HARRISBURG EIGHT, RICK REAM, A MEMBER OF DIRECT ACTION STATED

THAT HE AND BOB DESRUSSEAUX WOULD BE AVAILABLE AFTER THE

SPEECH TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN THE DAILY DEATH

TOOL PROJECT•

END PAGE ONE

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NOT RECORDED

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PAGE TWO

PROJECT WAS DESCRIBED AS THREE KUNDRED PEOPLE DRESSED

TO SYMBOLIZE THE DEATHS OF THREE HUNDRED INDO CHINESE WHO

DIED EACH DAY WHILE THE WAR CONTINUES. INDIVIDUALS

PARTICIPATING WILL LAY DOWN AT THE DOORSTEP OF PRESIDENT

ES

MI SON IN WASHINGION, DOC. AND ARE WILLING TO BE ARRSTED.

REAM STATED THAT ON NOV. EIGHT NEXT THREE HUNDRED

FROM PHILADELPHIA WOULD APPEAR AT THE WHITE HOUSE; ON

NOV. NINE NEXT, THREE HUNDRED FROM NEW YORK CITY; ON NOV.

TEN, NEXT, THREE HUNDREDTROM ALBANY; AND ON NOV. FIFTEEN,

NEXT, THE SIXIH DAY, A CONTINGENI FROM TEXAS, OKLAHOMA,

NEW MEXICO AND MICHIGAN WOULD PARTICIPATE.

REAM DID NOT STATE DATE OF DEPARTURE; HE STATED A BUS

WILL DEPARI SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, TO HOUSTON, AUSTIN, WAXO

BAYLOR), FORT WORTH, DALLAS, AND OKLAHOMA CITY WHERE GROUP

WILL BE JOINED BY PEOPLE FROM NEW MEXICO. INDIVIDUALS FROM

MICHIGAN WILL JOIN WITH THE TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO

CONTINGENT FROM PARTICIPATION.

END PAGE TWO

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PAGE THREE

SECRET SERVICE AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES BEING NOTIFIED.

ADMINISTRATIVE

Informiami

SOURCE MENTIONED •IS

NO LHM

BEING SUBMITTED.

ALL OFFICES RECEIVING WILL CONTACT SOURCES AND FOLLOW.

SAN ANTONIO FOLLOWING.

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COAMUNICATIONS MICSDA

17914

WE CODED

NOV 81971

946

NITEL 11-3-71 ALM

TELETYPE

DIRECTOR

ATTENTION DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

PHILADELPHIA (100-53649)

FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (100-54990)

3 P

'rat

Se done.

"DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT" SPONSORED BY THE WAR RESISTARS.

AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGION, D. CO, NOVEMBER

EIGHT DASH IWENTYFIVE NEXI, INTERNAL SECURITY DASH NEW LEFT.

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESIIGATION (FBI). AT ABOUT TEN

A. No INSTANT DATE APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED INDIVIDUALS FROM

THE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA AREA DISEMBARKED FROM THREE

BUSES AND ENTERED THE LUTHERAN CHURCH' OF THE. REFORMATION, TWO

TWO TWO EAST CAPITOL STREET, WASHINGION, DO GO (WDC).

AT ABOUT ELEVEN THIRTY A.M. INSTANI DAIE THE GROUP

ARRIVED AT THE UNITED SIATES CAPITOL IO LOBBY SENATORS AND

CONGRESSMEN, AT WHICH TIME APPROXIMATELY FORTY IO FIFTY

PERSONS REMAINED STANDING ON THE LAST STEPS OF THE CAPITOL.

AT APPROXIMAIELY ONE DOM TNSTARCSATE THE GSOUP ?

NUMBERING APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY PERSONS GATHERED

272ni bt.

HOW it

ON THE EAST STEPS OF THE CAPITOL AND AT ONE'IWENTYFIVE P.M..

INSTANT BEGAN THEIS PARCH TOWARD THE WHITE HOUSE VIA CONSTITUTIO,

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WEO 136-54990

PAGE TWO

AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES.

THE GROUP, PARTLY DRESSED IN BLACK

ROBES AND " COOLIE" HATS AND CARRYING ONE LARGE SIGN WHICH

READ "THREE HUNDRED MORE TODAY KILLED IN INDOCHINA BY U.S.

BOMBS", ARRIVED AT THE WHITE HOUSE AT TWO FIFTEEN P.M. INSTANI.

SHORTLY THEREAFTER THE GROUP BEGAN TO LIE DOWN ON THE SIDEWALK

NEXT TO THE WHITE HOUSE FENCE LEAVING ROO% FOR PEDESTRIAN

TRAFFIC.

AI FOUR P.M. INSTANI THE GROUP, DWINDLING IN NUMBERS,

ROSE AND STOOD DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

BY FIVE P.M. INSTANT THE DEMONSTRATORS DEPARTED THE

VICINITY OF THE WHITE HOUSE AND REASSEMBLED ON THE EAST SIDE

OF LAFAYEITE PARK WHERE THEY WAITED FOR THEIR BUSSES. UPON

THE ARRIVAL OF THE THREE BUSSES AT FIVE FORTYFIVE P.M. THE

DEMONSTRATORS BOARDED AND PROCEEDED TO THE RESIDENCE OF UNITED

STATES SENATOR HUGH SCOTT (REPUBLICAN FROM PENNSYLVANIA) AT

THREE ZERO ONE FOUR WOODLAND DRIVE, N. V., WDC.

THE BUSSES ARRIVE AT SENATOR SCOTT'S HOME SHORTLY :

AFTER SIX P.M. WHERE APPROXIMATELY SIXTY OF THE INDIVIDUALS

LEFT THE BUSSES, PROCEEDED TO THE ENTRANCE IO SENATOR SCOTT'S

RESIDENCE AND WERE ADVISED THAT THE SENATOR WAS NOT AT HOME.

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PAGE THREE

UPON LEARNING THIS THE GROUP THEN DECIDED TO LIE DOWN ON

THE GROUND IN FRONT OF THE SENATOR'S HOME WHERE THEY HELD

A SHORT PEACE VIGIL AND CHANTED SUCH SLOGANS AS "GIVE PEACE

A CHANCE. "

AT SIX FORTYFIVE P.M. IHIS DATE THE DEMONSTRATORS ENDED

THEIR VIGIL, RETURNED TO THEIR BUSSES AND DEPARTED THE AREA

OF SENATOR SCOTT'S RESIDENCE IO RETURN TO PHILADELPHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA WITHOUT INCIDENT OR ARREST.

METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARIMENI INTELLIGENCE, UNITED

STATES SECRET SERVICE AND UNITED SIATES PARK POLICE COGNIZANT.

ADMINISTRATIVE

REPERENCE WEO NITEL TO DIRECIOR DATED NOVEMBER FIVE,

SEVENTYONE. SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI MAKING OBSERVATIONS

VERE WILLIAM C. ARMS, WILLIAM NICHOLSON, IV, DAVID RARITY, JR.,

ROBERT SCHILDWACHTER, JOSEPH A• MAHONEY, II, AND ARLAND A.

MOSEL.

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NOY 5137

NR

086 CV CODE

8:45 PM

URGENT 11/9/71 RJB

TO DIRECTOR

(ATTN : DOMINTEL >

WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (100-54998)

FROM CLEVELAND <100-32187) 3P

3

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*DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT™ SPONSORED BY WAR

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NOV. EIGHT DASH TWENTYFIVE, NEXT; IS - NEW LEFT•

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ON INSTANT DATE, SOURCE, RELIABLE IN PAST, ADVISED

CALE MAS CHARTERED IWO BUSSES FROM GREYHOUND, CLEVELAND, TO

TAKE CLEVELAND PARTICIPANIS TO WASHINGTON, DOC. FOR CAPTIONED

MATTER. ENCH BUS HAS FORTY -IHREE PASSENGER LIMIT AND

SCHEDULED TO DEPART FROM FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, EAST

THIRTIETH ALD EUCLID AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO AL ELEND M

THIRTY Fil, NOVENBER ELEVEN, NEXI, AND ARRIVE WASHINGTON, DOC. -....

EARLY ATI, NOV. TWELVE, NEXT. BUSSES SCHEDULED TO DEPART I NOV II IVI

WASHINGTON, DOC. FOR RETURN TO CLEVELAND AT ELEVEN PAS

ROV. TWELVE, NEXT FROM TWO FOUR FIVE SECOND STREET, NOT.

WASHINGTON, DOC•

END PAGE ONE

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98 NOV 1: 1971

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'PAGE IWO

CV 158-32137

CHUCK ACKERMAN, CLEVELAND ORGANIZER FOR DEATH TOLL

FROJECT, ARRANGED FOR CHARTER OF GREYHOUND COACHES •

ON INSTANI DATE, A SECOND SOURCE, RELIABLE IN PAST,

ADVISED UP TO FIFTY INDIVIDUALS FROM CLEVELAND AREA WILL

TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON, DOC. TO PARTICIPATE IN CAPTIONED

MATTER. LEONARD HIRSCH, PROFESSOR AT CLEVELAND STATE

LNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND, OHIO., WILL BE MEMBER OF CLEVELAND

DONTINGENT. KIRSCH RECENTLY GAINED INTERNATIONAL

PUBLICITY ON OCT • TWO, LAST WHEN HE AND THREE

ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS CHAINED SELVES TO A GATE AT

U.SO EMBASSY, SAIGON, SOUTH VIETNAM, TO PROTEST U•S.

INVOLVEMENT IN THE VIETNAM WAR:

SECOND SOURCE FURTHER ADVISED PARTICIPANTS HAVE •

BEEN TOLD TO BE PREPARED FOR ARREST WHEN DEMONSTRATION

TAKES PLACE AT THE WHITE HOUSE AT OUE PM, NOV. TWELVE, NEXT •

ADMINISTRATIVE; RE CLEVELAND AIRTEL TO BUREAU AND

WASHINGION FIELD, NOV. ONE, LAST, CAPTIONED "CLERGY AND

LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC); IS - NEW LEFT"; CLEVELAND TELETYPE

TO BUREAU AND WASHINGTON FIELD, NOV. FOUR; LAST; AND

WASHINGTON FIELD TELETYPE TO BUREAU, BALTIMORE, AND OTHER

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THREE

CV 109-32187

OFFICES, HOV • FIVE, LAST •

FIRST SOURCE IS

SECOND SOURCE IS I

CLEVELAWD WILL MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH SOURCES AND FURNISH

FERTINENT INFORMATION TO BUREAU AND WASHINGION FIELD.

" Informants

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P3011 MY CODE

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PONGSTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

WASHT NION FIELD

FROM MEN YORKS 100-171577 1P

"DAILY FEAT TOLL PROJECT" SPONSORED BEAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

1

CURL), FELLOHSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FORD AND CLERGY AND LAYHEN

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C! DIS DATE A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

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ARRIVAL IN WOC ON THE EVENING OF THIS DATE WILL BE TAKEN TO

IHE LUCIORAM CHURCIL ILO INO TWO EAST CAPITOL SI. 'FOR ORIENTATION.

AFTER ORIENTATZON THE DENONSTRAJORS WILL BE TAKEN TO SI.

•STEPHENS CHURCH, ONE SIN ST. AND NEVION, NORTHVEST, WHERE

THEY WELL DE HOUSED OVERNIGHI.

THE CEOLOUSIRATION AT THE UNITE HOUSE ON NOV. NINE NEXT

RAS BEE: DOSCHEDULED FOR TWO PIL INSTEAD OF ONE PHO

AOMINISTRATIVE

RENTELS LOV. FIVE LAST. SOURCE IS

CLASSIFY " CONFIDENTIAL" IF DISSEGINATED.

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"DAILY PIT: TOLL PROJECT", SPONSORED BY UAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

(HRL) FELLO CHIP OF RECONCIALITION AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN

CONCERNED IDC NOV. EIGHT• TWO FIVE NEXT IS" NEW LEFT VIDEN

ON THIS DATE SAS OF THE FBI OBSERVED QUE GRAY LIDE

BUS WIIX APPROXIMATELY FOUR FIVE HENSERS OF. THE NEW YORK

CORTI CENT AGOARD DEPART UNION SQUARE WEST NYC AI EIGHS JEN PH

FOR 100.

THE COUTINGIENT CONSISTED MAINLY OF YOUNG PEOPLE CARRYING

INPOACHE NED OVERNIGHT SLEEPING BAGS. GROUP WAS ORDERLY AND

HOLL COIVED.

AD.: 282717IVE

RELY PRONE CALL TO UFO THIS DAIE AND NYTEL NOV. FIVE

LiST, BUS DEPARTURE WAS OBSERVED BY SA JOWN MINOQUE.

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COMMUNICATOR, STOP!

NOV 91371

NR BIG WE CODE

TEETEE

3

10:B9 PM NITEL 11-9-71 DLE

TO

DIBECTOR CATIN: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION)

NEW

YORK +1000174577)

I FROM

WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (100-54990) IHREE PAGES

Vit

"DAILY DEATH FOLL PROJECI" SPONSORED DY WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE (WRL.), FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FORS AND CLERGY

AND LAVERN CONCERHED (CALO), WASHINGION, DOC. MUD) O

NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH TVENTY FIVE, SEVENTY ONE; INTERVAL SECURITY -

NEW LEFT.

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SAS OF THE FBI:

ON INSTANT DATE AT APPROXIMATELY NINE FORTY. FIVE AM

STALL GROUP OF PERSONS FROM THE NEW YORK AND WDC AREAS,

TOTALING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED FORTY

ENTERED THE LUTHERAN CHURCH DE THE RECO, TWO THO TO

EAST CAPITOL STREET, WDC. LA-METROPOLITAN PÓLICE DEPARTMENT

CPD> SPOKESMAN ADVISED THAT APPROXIMATELY FIFTY OF THESE

PERSONS WERE FROM THE WIC AREA•

AT ELEVEN THIRTY AM, INSTANI, SMALL GROUPS BEGAW LEAVING

THE CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION AND PROCEEDED TO THE UOS.!'!

END PAGE ONE

17-1

NOT RECORDED

DEC 2 0 1971

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CAPITOL TO VISIT CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS.

AT IWELVE THIRTY PM, INSTANI, SMALL GROUPS BEGAN ASSEMBLING

IN LAFAYETTE PARK ACROSS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE•

AT ONE THIRTY PI, INSTANT, THE CROWD'S SIZE WAS ESTIMATED

TO BE ABOUT FIFTY AND INCREASING SLOWLY O

AI TWO FIFTEEN PI, INSTANI, THE CROWD LEFT LAFAYETTE

PARK AND ASSEMBLED AT THE WHITE HOUSE IN FRONT OF THE WEST

GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE. THE CROWD THEN LAY DOWN IN THE DRIVEWAY

OF THE WEST ENTRANCE TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

AT INO THIRTY FIQVE PM, INSTANT, U.S. PARK POLICE BEGAN

ARRESTING THOSE LYING IN THE DRIVEWAY ON A CHARGE OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT.

AT THREE THIRTY PM, INSTANI, APPROXIMATELY ONE KUNDRED

PERSONS HAD BEEN ARRESTED BY THE U.S. PARK POLICE AND AT THAT

TIME THE AREA WAS CLEARED •

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THREE

AI APPROXIMATELY SIX THIRTY POl., INSTANT DATE, A

SPOKESMAN FOR THE UNITED STATES PARK POLICE ADVISED THAT

APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED TWENTYFIVE DEMONSTRATORS WERE

ARRESTED INSTANI DATE AT THE WEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE,»

UIDER DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE, SECTION TVENTYTO DASH ONE

ONE ZERO SEVEN, DISORDERLY CONDUCT: SPOKESMAN ADVISED THAT

THE FINAL NUMBER OF ARRESTERS WAS NOT KNOWN AT THAT TIME,

ADRINISTRATIVE

RE WO NITEL, TO THE BUREAU AND SAC, PHILADELPHIA, DATED

NOVEMBER EIGHI, LASI •

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FBI WERE SPECIAL AGENTS WILLIAM CO

ARMS, WILLIAM NICHOLSON, AND ROBERT SCHILDWACHTER

THE SPORESTAN FOR THE MPD WAS D

• THE SPOKESMAN FOR THE UNITED STATES PARK POLICE WAS

Source:

source.

NO LHM FOLLOWS •

NFO FOLLOWING. P.

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•COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

NOV I 01971

NRBI3 WE CODED

1106 PM NITEL

11-19-71 GDM

TELETPE

TO DIRECTOR ATTENTIONS DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISIONS

BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA

FROM WASHINGTON. FIELD <100-54990)

: i 1:

MARAS

wiercland..

Promoted

Tavil

dir.

Talkers.

Condy.

QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE, SPONSORED BY WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE URL', FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FOR), AND

CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGION, D.CO, NOVENBER

EIGHT DASH IVENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE. INTERNAL SECURITY DASH NEW

LEFT.

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI):

AT APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN AM, INSTANT, A SMALL GROUP

OF ABOUT FIFTY PEOPLE GATHERED AT THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE

REFORMATION, TWO IWO IWO EAST CAPITOL STREET, WASHINGION, DOG.

GIDC> FOR THE PURPOSE OF ORIENTATION.

AT APPROXIMATELY IWELVE FIFTEEN, PM, INSTANI; THE GROUP

GATHERED ON THE EAST STEPS OF THE CAPITOL • THE GROUP DISPLAYED

SIGHS WHICH READ AS FOLLOWS: QUOTE THREE HUNDRED MORE KILLED

272% "7.

TODAY IN INDOCHINA BY UNITED STATES BOMBS UNQUOTE, QUOTE ASIAN

LIVES COUNT TOO UNQUOTER QUOTE TEN YEARS IS TOO LONG, IT'S

TINE TO SIOP UNQUOTE, QUOTE SUPPORT LIFE NOT DEATH UNQUOTE,

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QUOTE THE HARRISBURG EIGHT CARES DASH DO YOU UNQUOTE, QUOTE IN

THE LAND OF BURNING CHILDREN, THEY ARE STILL DYING DASH END

WAR NOW DASH DAN BERRIGAN UNQUOTE •

SHORTLY AFTER ONE PM, INSTANT, THE GROUP THEN OBSERVED

TO BE THIRTYFIVE IN NUMBER, BEGAN TO LEAVE THE UNITED SIATES

CAPITOL AND MARCH TOWARD THE WHITE HOUSE VIA CONSTITUTION

AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES •

• APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR LATER, THE GROUP ARRIVED AT THE

WEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE• SHORTLY THEREAFTER, THEY

FOSITIONED THENSELVES ON THEIR BACKS NEXT TO THE FENCE ON THE

SIDEWALK• THE GROUP MADE NO ATTEMPTS TO BLOCK THE ENTRANCE

OR THE SIDWALK PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC®

AFTER BRIEFLY PARADING

IN. LAFAYETTE PARK, AND RETURNING

IO THE WHITE HOUSE, THE GROUP DISBANDED VITROUT INCIDENI AT

FIVE TEN PM. THEIR NUMBER REMAINED CONSTANT THROUGHOUT •

NETROPLITAN POLICE DEPARIMENI, UNITED STATES SECRET

SERVICE, AND UNITED STATES PARK POLICE COGNIZANI.

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ADMINISTRATIVE.

REFERENCE WEO NITEL TO THE DIRECTOR AND SAC, NEW YORK,

DATED NOVEMBER NINE, LAST.

OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL AGENTS:

WILLIAM C. ARMS, WILLIAM NICHOLSON, FOURTHN ROBERT SCHILDWACHTER.

NO LHM FOLLOWS • UFO FOLLOWING. PO

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¡NETY AND THO WORDORD SUERTY PENSONS WILL LOAVE ARM ARDORD

BIGHT AX COVSUDER FCORANEN CEXT, BY PRIVATE GUTOMODI. DS

AND POSCROLY-DUCES& COOG OF TRIP WILL BE FROM TEN TO

FIFTEEN DOLLANS ROUTO TRIP. ACCOMODATIOUS WELL BE

MOVIDEO IN WASHINGTOO, DO COCDOS, DY LOCAL CHURGNES AND

COLLEGES o

• NOVELDER FOURCEEN GEXT AT SEVEU THIRDY PO, THERE WILL

DE TRAT: 2US SOSGIOR WU WES, COVETORE FIFTEEN DEXE NE EIGHT AM,

TOM YOOK? WILL GIVE BULGO AN TEN CUIRTY RIE GROUP WELL GO TO

CAPITOL UNIRE AFPOLUCREUIS SUTPOSEDLY NAVE BOON SECURED WITH

CHATOS FUELEP MORE AND CORADOR RODERT GROPTIN, BOTH OF MICHA

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LEAGUE, TELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION, AND CLERGY AND LAYNEN

CONCERIZO, WASHINGTON, DOCO, NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH IWENTY-

FIVE. IS DASH NEW LEFI.

RE SAN ANCONIO TELETYPE IO DIRECIOR, NOVEMBER SIX,

MINETEE. SEVENTY-ONE, AND UFO TELETYPE TO DIRECIOR, NOVEMBER

VIVE, WINCTSE! SEVENTYONE.

OF MOVERDER TElE INSTANT, AL THREE FOUR EIGHT EIGHT

PASH PEE ADVISED NO ONE FROM

THE ALBANY AREA WILL BE

AITENDIE CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATIONS NOVEMBER TEN INSTANT.!

IT IS DEOTED SOME MAY ATTEMPT TO PARIICIPATE ON NOVEMBER

SIGHTEEN HOWEVER, THE MAIN UPSTATE NEW YORK CONTINGENT IS

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EXPECIED TO PARTICIPATE NOVEMBER TWENTY-TWO. NO DIFFICULTIES

ARE EXPECTED AS ALL INVOLVED WISH TO BE HOME FOR THANKSGIVING.

NO NUMBERS OF ANTICIPAIED PARIICIPANIS ARE CURRENTLY

AVAILABLE; NOWEVER, IT IS KIGHLY UNLIKELY THAT THREE HUNDRED

PEOPLE WILL BE OBTAINED.

ALBANY WILL CONTINUE COVERAGE AND ADVISE PERTINENT

INFORMATION.

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SID CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGTON, DO COD

OVERBER EIGHT - TWEUTYFIVE NEXT, IS NEW LEFTO

TC NODISER SIX LASS EDITION OF THE "PITISURGH PRESS",

THILY POLISLURGH, PAO, NEVSPAPER, CONTAINED AN ARTICLE ENTITLED,

IHREE :.... BODD TO PROTEST VICIDAM WAR DEATH® WHICH REPORTED

SHAT 1S:2 PAREE HUNDRED REPRESENTATEVES OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF

-SCONCENTARION AND IRE CLERGY ARD LAYMEN CONCERNED WOULD ERAVEL

TO MASHING, Do COg Il: CAR FOCLS ON NOVERBER TWELVE NEXT 20

ASE A TROLOST AGAINST ELERY; CIVILIAN AND MELITARY DEATHS

FI THE LIDD CRIMA CARO TAC PROTEST IS A PATIONALLY ORGANIZED

• SUZMENT SCHEDULED TO BEGIN NOVELDER EIGHT LAST AND TO CONTINJE

THROUGI, THAIKSGIVING WITH DIPTERENT CITIES REPRESEUTED EACH

DAY a MaAliS CALL FOR PROTESTERS TO LAY PROSTRATE IN FRONT OF THE

RAD PACE ONE

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WHITE NOUSE TO SYMDOLIZE THE ESTIMATED THREE FUNDRED DAILY

DEATHS RESULTING FROM THE WAR O

OU FOURNERER TEN LOSTANI, A SOURCE WHO. HAS FURNISHED

RELIABLE IIXCRANTION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT ABCU? THIRTYFIVE

MEOPLE ATTENDED A MECIING CONCERNING CAPTIONED PROJECI ON,

COVERBER FINE LASE AT THE PITTSDUNGH THBOLOGICAL SEMINARY ,

PAST LIDORTY SECTIOU, PITISDURGH PAO NDEZING WAS CHAIRED BY

TERRY PROVATOR, A SEMINARY STUDEUT AND ONE OF THE OFGANIZERS

G7 CAPTIONED PROJECI AND A WOMBER OF THE PITESDURGA. COMMITTEE

TO DEFED THE DERRIGAN CONSPIRACY, UNO REPORTED THAT ABOUT

FORTYFIVE PEOPLE FROM PITISDURGI WILL TRAVEL TO WASHINGION,

DoCO, FOR THE PROUDOTO ONE STATION WAGON DRIVEN BY ANO ADAMS

C7 THE PITSODURON CONNOTTEE TO DEFEUD THE BERCIGAN CONSPIRACY

WITH SIX GINOR PEOPLE WILL LEAVE PETISSUROH MORDENG OF

FOVENDER CLEVDE NEXT• OTNER PARTICIPAUIS WILL LEAVE FROM

PARKING LOT CO PIZESUNG TNGOLOBICAL SEMENARY AT SEVEN POlOg

"VENDER ELEVEN MENTO A TOTAL OF SEVEN ACDIGIONAL CARS

AVAILADLE FOR THE TRIPO PARTICIPANIS EXPECT TO ARREVE BETWEEN

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WILL SPETT ME NICHT a

SCE:: PURGER ADVISED THAT PROVANCE SINTED THAT ANYOUE

"DING TO ": 100N, DECLA CHOULD DE PREPARED TO BE ARRESTED.

I SAID INCIT ONE NOMORED PROTESTERS WERE ARRESTED THE DAY

-FORE AED SUGGESTED THOSE WHO ARE MOT PREPARED TO BE ARRESTED

REMAIN IN PITTSDURCH• WE INSTRUCTED THOSE BEING ARRESTED TO GO

LIP WHICH WOULD REQUIRE LONGER FOR THE POLICE TO, CLEAR THE

AREA AND ALCO ATTRACT MORE ATTENTION• IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED

THAT PARTICIPANTS VIRE MONEY AHEAD TO BE USED FOR BAIL • MONEY

•AS TO DE VENGE TO ROW YOUNG, C/S DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT,

EVEN ZERO FOUR, FOURTELNTH SIO, lOO, WASHINGTON & DO COD

*CLEPHONE T:3 ZERO TVO • FIVE FOUR SEVEN • EIGHT ONE QUE SEVEN •

SOURCE SAID THE FOLLOVING TIME SCHEDULE WAS PRESENTED FOR

"OVEMBER TITLE DEXT:

EIGHT TO CLEVEN ACO - ORIENTATION ON CIVIL DISTURBANCE.

PAINING AT CHURCH OF REFORMATION, TUO ZERO ONE EAST CAPITOL

DID PACE THREE

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TEO POlA DEFDSTRATION ME; WILTE HOUSE •

•BUS COMPANIES IN PITTODURGH ARZA ADVISED THEY MAVE NO

CARTER SERVICE SCHEDULED FOR VASHINGION, DOC., DURING PERIOD

CT NOVEMBER ELEVEN -TWELVE.

USA AND SECRET SERVICE, PITISBURGH, BEING NOTIFIED •

-

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NOV 1 11971

TELETYPE

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15:19 PM NITEL 11-11-71 ASW

TO DIRECTOR

(ATTENTIONAC DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE)

NEW YORK

NEWARK

FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (100-54996)PA

QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE SPONSORED BY WAR I!

- 1. Kle

RESISTERS LEAQUE WRL), FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILLIATION (FOR>

AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGTON, DOC.,

NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH IWENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE, INTERNAL SECURITY

DASH NEW LEFT:

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI). AT TEN A AM.

INSTANT ABOUT ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PERSONS FROM THE NEW YORK

AND NEW JERSEY AREA BEGAN TO ASSEMBLE AT THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

OF THE REFORMATION, TWO TWO TWO EAST CAPITOL STREET, WASHINGION,

DOC. (WDC), FOR THE PURPOSE OF ORIENTATION.

• AT APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN FIFTEEN A.M. INSTANT SMALL GROUPS

BEGAM LEAVING THE CHURCH AND WALKED IO THE UNITED STATES

CAPITOL TO TALK WITH UNITED STATES SENATORS AND CONGRESSIEN

AT ONE FIFTEEN P.M. INSTANT THEY BEGAN TO ASSEMBLE IN

DEC

FRONT OF THE EAST STEPS OF THE CAPITOL • SHORTLY AFTER ONE.

THIRTY POll. THEY BEGAN TO MARCH, CARRYING SIGNS WHICH READ

QUOTE THREE HUNDRED MORE KILLED TODAY IN INDOCHINA BY U.S.

END

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POMBS, UNQUOTE, QUOTE FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILLIATION ROCKLAND

COUNTY, UNQUOTE QUOTE WESICHESTER CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED

IN QUOTE.

THEY BEGAN TO MARCH TO THE WHITE HOUSE BY CONSTITUTION

AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES ARRIVING ABOUT TWO THIRTY P.M. AT

THIS TIME THEY GATHERED IN LAFAYETTE PARK DIRECTLY ACROSS

FROM THE WHITE HOUSE AND AT THIS TIME THE SIZE OF THE CROWD

WAS ESTIMATED TO BE APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED FORTYFIVE

FEOPLE •

AT APPROXIMATELY THREE POM. INSTANT SMALL GROUPS LEFT

LAFAYETTE PARK AND ASSEMBLED IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE

WHERE SOME OF THE DEMONSTRATORS LAID DOWN ON THE SIDEWALK NEXT

TO THE WEST ENTRANCE.

AT THREE FIFTEEN P.M. SOME PERSONS LAID DOWN IN

THE ENTRANCE TO THE DRIVEWAY AI THE WEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE..

SHORTLY AFTER THREE THIRTY P.M. THE DEMONSTRATORS WERE •

INSTRUCTED BY THE U•S. PARK POLICE THAT THEY WERE IN VIOLATION

OF D.C. CODE TWO TWO DASH ONE ONE ZERO SEVEN, INCOMMODING THE

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SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE AND THAT THEY HAD FIVE

MINUTES FROM THAT TIME TO DISPERSE OR BE ARRESTED.

AFTER THE FIVE MINUTE TINE PERIOD OFFICERS OF THE U.S.

PARK POLICE BEGAN ARRESTING THE DEMONSTRATORS ON THE

AFOREMENTIONED CHARGE AND ALL ARRESTS WERE COMPLETED BY

FOUR THIRTY POM. AT THAT TIME A SPOKESMAN FOR THE METROPOLITAN

POLICE DEPARTMENT (MPD> ADVISED THAT ONE HUNDRED SEVEN PERSONS

FAD BEEN ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF INCOMMODING THE SIDEWALK.

ONLY A FEW PERSONS REMAINED IN THE VICINITY OF THE WHITE

MOUSE FOLLOWING THE COOMPLETION OF THE ARRESTS.

MPD, U.S. PARK POLICE AND U.S. SECRET SERVICE COGNIZANT .

END PAGE THREE

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ADMINISTRATIVE

REFERENCE WO NITEL IO BUREAU, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA

• DATED NOVEMBER TEN, SEVENTYONE

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FBI WERE WILLIAM C• ARMS,.

WILLIAM NICHOLSON, AND. ROBERT SCHILDWACHTER: THE.

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MPD WAS

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IWENTYFIVE NEXT, IS DASH NEW LEFT •

ON NOVEMBER TWELVE INSTANT, THROUGH PRETEXT INQUIRY, IT

WAS DETERMINED THAT BOSTON HOPES TO HAVE THREE HUNDRED PARTICI

PANTS ATTEND CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION AT WDC• AT PRESENT,

BOSTON HAS COMMENTS NOT TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED PARTICIPANTS •

ONE BUS AND "SEVERAL" AUTOS TO LEAVE BOSTON, EIGHT P.Mo,

NOVEMBER FIFTEEN NEXT, EN ROUTE TO WDC. PARTICIPANIS TO

DEPART WDC EARLY, NOVENBER SEVENTEEN NEXT, FOR RETURN TO

BOSTON •

ADMINISTRATIVE: RE WFO TELETYPE, NOVEMBER FIVE LAST

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MICHIGAN ENTITLED QUOTE INSTRUCTOR TO JOIN WASHINGION RALLY

UNQUOTE. THE ARTICLE STATED THAT ON MONDAY NOVEMBER FIFTEEN,

NEXT, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PARTICIPANIS OF THE MICHIGAN

DELEGATION AFTER VISITING IHE MICHIGAN CONGRESSMAN AT THE

CAPITOL, WILL MARCH TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND LAY DOWN TO PROTEST

THE THREE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED DAILY IN THE VIEINAM WAR.

THE ARTICLE STATED DOCTOR JAMES R. ANDERSON, ASSISTANI DIRECTOR

OF HONORS COLLEGE, MSU AND HIS WIFE MARIAN, WILL LEAVE

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SATURDAY FOR WASHING.ION, D.C. TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNED

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BY CAPTIONED GROUPS WERE PLANNED TO CONTINUE TO THANKSGIVING

DAY.

ADMINISTRATIVE - RE DE TEL TO BU, NOVEMBER TEN, LAST.

DETROIT INDICES NEGATIVE RE DOCIOR JAMES R. ANDERSON AND WIFE

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MR 016 WF CODED

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LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC.), WASHINGTON, DOC • NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH

TWENTY FIVE, SEVENTY-ONE. INTERNAL SECURITY DASH NEW LEFT.

-

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) ON INSTANT DATE:

AT APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN AM. A GROUP OF ABOUT NINETY

PERSONS FROM THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH AREAS GATHERED AT THE

LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, TWO TWO TWO EASI CAPITOL

STREET, WASHINGTON, DOC • (DC) •

AT APPROXIMATELY TWELVE FORTY-FIVE P.M. THE GROUP

BEGAN TO GATHER ON THE EAST STEPS OF THE CAPITOL.

AT ABOUT ONE FIFTY POM. THE GROUP TOTALING ABOUT

1=7.

SEVENTY PERSONS, STARTED ITS MARCH TO THE WHITE HOUSE VIA

CONSTITUTION AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES ARRIVING AT APPROXI MAN RETINTA

MATELY TWO FORTY-FIVE P.M. UPON ARRIVAL AT WHITE HOUSE O

ABOUT THIRTY OF THE GROUP POSITIONED THEMSELVES IN THE

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DRIVEWAY OF THE ENTRANCE OF THE WEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE

WITH TEN TO FIFTEEN ON SIDEWALK •

AT THREE P.M. INSTANT THE DEMONSTRATORS WERE TOLD BY

THE UNITED STATES PARK POLICE THAT THEY WERE IN VIOLATION

OF DISTRICI OF COLUMBIA CODE TWO TWO DASH ONE ONE ZERO

SEVEN, INCOMODING THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF THE WHITE

HOUSE, AND TO DISPERSE OR BE ARRESTED.

AT THREE FIFTEEN P.M. THE UNTED STATES PARK POLICE

BEGAN ARRESTING THE DEMONSTRATORS ON THE ABOVE CHARGE.

ABOUT THIRTY-FIVE TO FORTY PERSONS WERE ARRESTED AND ALL

ARRESTS WERE COMPLETED BY THREE THIRTY P.M.

FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THE ARRESTS, A SMALL GROUP

OF TEN TO FIFTEEN PERSONS GATHERED AT THE WEST GATE OF

THE WHITE HOUSE HANDING OUT LEAFLETS AND DISPLAYING A

LARGE BANNER WHICH READ "THREE HUNDRED MORE KILLED TODAY

IN INDOCHINA BY UNITED STATES BOMBS." THIS GROUP, SLOWLY

DECREASING, BROKE UP AT APPROXIMATELY SIX POM. WITH NO

FURTHER INCIDENTS • .

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METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT, UNITED STATES PARK

POLICE, UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE COGNIZANT •

ADMINISTRATIVE

RE WO NITEL TO BUREAU NEW YORK AND NEWARK DATED

NOVEMBER ELEVEN, NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE.

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FBI WERE WILLIAM C• ARMS, WILLIAM

NICHOLSON IV, ROBERT SCHILDWACHTER.

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7OT WASHENGTON FIELD 6109+54999)

QUOTO DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE, SPONSORED B: COR

"ESISTERS LEAGUE. WELS, FELLONSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FORD, DID-

CERGY AND LAYMEN CORDEREED CALOS, WASHERGIO, DO S, NC'DIO2a

-IGHT DAGH TUENTYFIVO, SOVENTYOUE, LUTERNAL SBOURITY D/U

20 LETTE

IND POLLOVING OSSERVAZIORS WERE DADE BY SPECIAL 103.70

1D' : NOKIUATOLY NECE FORTIFIVE dOGOD A GOOUP OF t0r

i Cond 22300D PRon 212 D822002 Char 93210132 12 213

:100 : CONED CHORSH CUD PROSEGUED T0 THE U0SE0D CHART

FINL VISITS WITH THEIR CONGRODSUOI AND SONATO.SO

...fi

316

vai a ines

lorowisil

NOT RECORDI *

167 NOV 29 1971

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..0 71.

•CUE OH BURDADD PORCES, SOANTED LUS MARSH TO THE WISH :

• CARTO TWO SIGТ3А KNICK ROAD CORE THREE WUNDRED TAE

CALED ETEY ID SUCCOHENA DE WORDED STATES CONSS UNNUOT, AID

"UTE WHETED STATES DOUDS KELL THREE RUCCID SCE. ASIAUS

-ILY UNCUOTE •

UPST ARRIVAL AT THE CRITE HOUSE, THE DUZIRE GROUP

"THERE: IN LAGAYERTE PATH MONOSS FROM SALONATE HOBOE, :9

'POLIOLE TARGE 2R2R2Y POllo, APPROXIRATELY HALA GY THE

•OP DING LYING 03 2UE SSOOUALK EN AN ORDERLY FASHION

THANK MERE LOGOD PRIORO THE GROUP OED 40T DLOCK SHE

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TIGE TRACE

lag Ill GNOUP DISDANDED WITHOUT INCIDENT•

PEINOFOLITAN FOLICE DEPARINENT, UNITED STATES SORCT

•RVICE, AND UNITED STATES PARK POLICE COGNIZANTO

"ID

EAL FBI TASH DE

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

CATIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.86

UNITED STATBE

LOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

V0/LSàC, AUBUEROUE 300-4281 -3a

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW

LEFT

DATE:

11/15/71

captioned "DEMONSTRATION BY WRL

There are enclosed for the Bureau 10 copies of an LHM

regarding a demonstration planned by the WRL against the Mountain

Bell Telephone Company on 11/24/71.

Copies of this LHM have also

been furnished to the 112th MID; OSI, Kirtland Air Force Base;

and NISO, New Orleans. -

The source utilized in the preparation of the enclosed

LHM is

Informant

Appropriate coverage will be afforded the demonstration

and an LHM will be submitted.

i11

EX100

_ 26-12

REC-12

• NOV 19 1971

NH 5528

DIA

Zie'S RAD (ISD,

DATE FORT: 11/29/21

RCH FORH; RIS

i mareer to specious

- Albuquerque

DES: MCC1971

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMEN

F JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuquerque, New Mexico

November 15, 1972

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)'

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

The War Resisters League has been publicly described

as founded in 1923 and is the American section of

the War Resisters International, a world-wide pacifist

movement.

On November 9, 1971, AD I-I, who has furnished reliable

information

in the past,

advised that the Albuquerque Chapter of

the War Resisters League is planning to picket the office of the

Y Mountain Bell Telephone Company..

seventh and Silver, Southwest,

"This source ädvised the

demonstration is to protest she so-cavise the

purpose of the

bills.

on telephone

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.

91•5-271

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i,

1312 WE CODED

10:34 PM NITEL 11-15-71 MWM

10/161171

TELETYPES

TO

DIREGIOR

BOSTON (100-43820)

NEW YORK

FROM WASKINGTON FIELD (100-54999) (THREE PAGES)

Callahan

• Casper..

:1r.

ConTad.

Mr. Dalley ...

six. Cloicland

Me. Ponder.

Mir.

Pates.

•li.

ir.

Walkers

Mir.

Boyars

"1r.

Rooin_

Ilies

Gandy.

QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE SPONSORED BY

- WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CURL), FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION

(FORD AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGION,

Do CO SVDCS, NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH IVENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE,

INTERIAL SECURITY DASH NEW LEFT.

ORIGINAL FILED IN/DJ -

8634-81

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI ON INSTANT DATE.

AT TEN FIFTEEN AOM. A GROUP OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED PERSONS

FROM THE BOSTON AREA BEGAN GATHERING AT THE WASHINGION CITY

CHURCH OF THE BRETHERN, FOURTH AND NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTHEASI,

WDC.

247;

REGG

AÏ APPROXIMATELY IWELVE THIRTY P.MO, THE GROUP BEGAN

LEAVING THE CHURCH AND WENT, TO THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL TO

TALK WITH THEIR CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS.

AT APPROXIMATELY TWO FIFTY P.M. THE GROUP BEGAN ITS MARCH

TO THE WHITE HOUSE VIA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ARRIVING AT

THREE FORTY P.M.

THE GROUP CARRIED SIGNS WHICH READ QUOTE

END

PAGE -ONE.

4p

97-3

Adm. date deletes

NOT RECORDED

DEC 20 1971

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UOS. BONDS KILL THREE HUNDRED S.E. ASIANS DAILY UNQUOTE AND

CUOTE OUR BOMBS KILL THREE HUNDRED VIETNANESE EVERY DAY

UNQUOTE:

AL THREE FORTYFIVE POMo, APPROXIMATELY NINETY OF THE

GROUP LAYED ON THE SIDEWALK NEXT TO THE FENCE OF THE WHITE

HOUSE, WHILE THIRTY TO THIRTYFIVE LAYED IN IHE ENTRANCE OF

THE WEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

AT THREE FIFTY POM. THOSE LAYING IN THE ENTRANCE TO THE

WHITE HOUSE WERE

TOLD BY U.S. PARK POLICE THAT THEY

WERE IN VIOLATION OF DISTRICI OF COLUMBIA CODE, INCOMODING

THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

AI THREE FIFTYFIVE POM• THE U.S, PARK POLICE ADVISED

THOSE LAYING IN IRE ENTRANCE TO THE WHITE HOUSE THAI THEY WERE

UNDER ARREST.

AT APPROXIMATELY FOUR IWENTYFIVE A TOTAL OF SIXTY ARRESTS.

HAD BEEN COMPLETED AND AT THAT TIME APPROXIMATELY IWENTYFIVE

FERSONS REMAINED LAYING ON THE SIDEWALKO

AT FIVE TEN POM. THE CROUD DISPERSED WITHOUT FURTHER :

INCIDENT®

. END PAGE TWO

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ADMINISTRATIVE........

REFERENCE WASHINGION FIELD OFFICE NITEL TO DIRECTOR AND

SAC, DETROIT NOVEMBER FIFTEEN SEVENTYONE.

SPECIAL AGENTS MAKING OBSERVATIONS WERE WILLIAN CO ARMS,

WILLIAM NICHOLSON THE FORTH, AND MASON BO NOAH, JR.!

NO LIM FOLLOWS. WEO FOLLOWING. PO

mEm o

END

GXC BI WASHDO

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date:

11/16/71

Transmit the following in

Via AIRIEL

(type in plaintext or code

(Priority)

?

TO :

FROM:

IRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

/SAC, ALBUQUERQUE (100-426) (P)

Spen if,

WAR RÉSISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

IS - NEW LEFT

N MeX,

There are enclosed for the

which is being

are also enclosed for all recipient offices except New York

which is being furnished one copy as the office of origin in this

subject ORGANIZA tin

All recipient offices except New York are requested to

furnish Albuquerque the identities of any individuals from their

respective Divisions who plan to attend this conference and any

information indicating they have a past history of any violent

activity.

sources.

2. - Bureau

(Enc. 10) 1H47)

2 - Dallas

enc. 2) (RAM)

- Denver

Enc.

(RAM

RECLA

-

El Paso

(anc. 2)

(RAM)

- Houston

(ene. 2)

(RAM)

-

LOS

Angeles (Enc.

2)

-

New York (97-5)

(Enc.

(RAM) ST-103

(RAM)

-

Oklahoma City Enc.

2)

(RAM)

thoenix (Enc. 2) (RAM,

- San Antonio

(Enc. 2)

(RAM)

2 - Albuquerque

JFC/ ct

( 22)

276

8 NOVE S07,

DIA

2 ce'S RAO (ISi, coo, Co) mu

Appioved:

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Per -

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AQ 100-426

The following confidential sources were utilized in

preparing

the enclosed IHM:

• AQ

T-1

AQ.

T-2

is

is

as set forth in Denver airtel. 11/12/71.

InformanTs

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

ill

Al buquerque,

New Mexico

November 16, 1971

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

INTERNAL, SECURITY - NEW LEFT

The War Resisters League has been publicly described

as founded in 1923 and is the American section of the

War Resisters

International, a world-wide pacifist

movement.

On November 10, 1971, AQ I-I made available the following

leaflet issued by the Albuquerque Chapter of the War Resisters

League:

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southwest

Conferince

on

Nonviolence

Albuguerque, lev Me ico

thenksgiving weekend, noveuber 26-28

a time to sit to ether with people crom tenas, new mesico,

colorcão, orlahore, arizona aud other lace-to discuss,

to plan, to share leilets and capcriences

tent-tive .orkshops:

tax icsistince

altimer. ctions

diê lin vith riots

center,

C0102..00)

G I OI

201n:

alteractivo con unity brilding

mag rie cossibilities

spekers, Ilis: will be anicunced later: vill be lold in

prov ule cost 0 (if

tos ua, rane euts cia be made;

for bose infoi :tion, wrive:

Irr Resisturs' lergue

1003 forester :...

Albuquerque, rev lexico

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

On November 10, 1971, AQ I-2 made available the

following letter dated November 3, 1971, from the Albuquerque

Chapter of the War Resisters League and the attached flier

concerning the War Resisters

League conference on non-violence:

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PS LEAGUE

339 Lafayetle Sireet New York NY 10012

2.12/228-8350

EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE

•Ticodenko

Chairman

in Coleran

obert larsen

ce-Chairmen

November 3, 1971

$ P. Golllied

Secretary

15! Andersen

sonia becker

" Barkingoft

arl Lissinger

Ton: Cornell

ton Darison

Lira Daming

o's Flanagan

reil Haworth

oget Lockard

Ered Lyttle

John Darr

Ed Fields

Henry Koch

Ted Lanning

Grace Paley

Sclomonoly

i Wasserinan

Weinberger

•Hiloughby

Irmia Zigas

Faips DiGia

ministration

scheynolds

Field Work

Peter Kiger

Inje

• WAL Ne

aublisher o

i Magazin

Dear Friends,

For the past two years anti-war activities have become more widespread

in the Southwest. Local HIRL's have grown rapidly.

¿onviolence has been

at the root of these developments.

ilost of our understanding of

nonviolence came not so nuch from training sessions or speakers but

has developed out of our own needs and concerns. .Now nonviolence has

become the prime mover of change in the Southwest and there is a strong

desire fos better conmunications, a betier sharing of emeriences.

The Southwest is unique because it has no "leaders" or "movement

heavies" hut a lot of good people with experience in lots of different

areas.

Thanksgiving weekend we will come together to share our selves and our

community.

Peonle from Institute/ilt. Hest, GI's for Peace (El Paso.),

Direct Action/WRI, Austin, AFSC San Antonio and Pasadena, Peacemakers,

WL-llest & Souchwest, farrvorker support committees, gay liberation,

and many more will come to share ideas ahout continuing to build the

nonvioleni movement in the Southwest.

Please come and join with us

in a weekend for creative change, "rite oi call for information.

Paz y anor,

Craig Simpson

WRI-Southwest

saight Sirees

ancisco, citi

chern offic

Iz borishe

kensinlence

.O. for 7477

i, G2. 39339

Thated with:

jar gosingers

ai.d

infe deration

and ferce

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x11002

i•

NONVIDLENCE

Albuqueique, New l'exico

(Corrales Conrunity School)

Thanksgiving Weekend - Novembor 26-28

A time to get: together with neople from Texas, New lexico, Colorado, Dilahona,

Arizona, and other provinces - to descuss, to plan, to share ourselves, our emeri-

and our work for creative change.

The stricture will be planned by those attending the conference the first

-

evening. Some idas already suggested have been sexism, weifare rights; nonco-

operation with courts and jails, draft and tax resistance, alternative community.

building, rescaich projects, local orgnizing, GI organizing, lottuce boycott and

farworker support, nonviolence and the family, Southwest as a colony.

He will live, work, discuss, and share as a community - comunity day care

will be provided for. Sleeping bags or blankets should be brought - we will cook

together.

Probable cost, $8 for those who con afford it (help provided for those who

can't). Foi more information write or call: War Resisters League, 1003 Forrester

#.H., Albuquerque, New Mexico 505/842-8528.

-

-

clip and return to PL/S, 1003 Forrester MV.,

Albuquerque, Ni!

Hame •

...

Addiess

•

City ..

•State

•

Telophone (Area Codo) .

• Nuinber .

...

I (ra) plan to attend the conference and enclose the conference cost ($S/person)

for

people.

I cannot attend the conference but enclosed is my contribution of s

to help

pay conference expenses.

I car't afioni to contribute tovads conferc espcasest at this time but do nian

io attend.

-5*-

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. сеНа ії

TOR GAIDE: 164032.

"0 INTELLIGENCE)

NEM WRK (1804174577)

FROM MITLUGTON FICID CiG5-54.00) COTHREE PAGES)

Лії!"і н

CU"TE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNGLORE, SPORSORED DY THE

WAR REGTETERS LEAGUE (URL), FOLLOWSHIP OF RECONCESZATION (FOR),

ED CLE TE AND LAYNEN CONCENTED (CALES, WASHINGTON, DOC",

*OVEr EIGHT DASCH TUBUCTIVE SEVENTVORE. INTERIAL SECURITY

DASH :: LEFTO

iri

T. TOLOVIRE OBSORVARIOES WERS MADS BY CORAL 662013

C7 TRaT CAL DURCAU OF LUVESTROAGION CU COSTAUR DARZ®

.OUP OF ASONT

:D. : TO TIERE PONUONS PRON GRE LUSTON E22A EXZERED

::: PRONIMATELY TWELVES MOON, THE GROUP LEFT THE CHUROH

• ET 2ID TOURNS THE UHEERO STARLS CAPIIOL FOR VISIOS VISA

• = ?. : GUE

CHIGEINE FILED

NC?

1.

54 NOV2 9 1971

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anto to 1111a tennis,

1:13 6.

TSET EST STREET: CARRYING ONS LARGE BANER, WHICH READ

TOTT: :: HUNDRED GONE RAGLED TODAY IN INDOCHINA BY U-3.

BS UINOTES THE GROUP ARROVED AT THE WHITE KOUSE AT

"PROXI: "OLY TWO TUSHTYTIVE POIN, WHERE THEY ASSENDLED NEXT

TO THE T GATE •

•AT !. BORZOATELY THO FORTY POlO, THRED PERCONS LYING IM

".* EN20 LOT OF THE WEST GADE OF THE WMIDE MOUS: WERE

ATT: SUBSDQUENT WINDSTS FOLLOWED CHHGUGNCST ThE

"Irat"

"INGJO FORROR SOCCERTS, 100M A 4914 EF

EARTH HW! SIXTEEN PERSONS HAVINE BEG AT LEDO

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•=

-

FAGE TH".:

AD: ESTRATIVE. 00008

RE :: HITEL IO THE BORSAU AND SAOS, SOSTON AUD MEL YORK

DATED NOVETDER SIXTECH, LAST O

SPECIAL AGENTS MAKING OBSERVATIONS WERE WALLIAM C. ARMS,

"ILLIAN MICHOLSON, FOURTH A AND MASON

B. NOAHO

NO!: FOLLOWS.

UFO FOLLOWING.

."D

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 18

MAY 1081 EDITION

GSA FPHR (11 CFF) 101-Ji.8

UNITED STATES GU VERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

%.

DIRECTOR, FBI (ATIN: Domestic

DATE: 11/17/71

Intelligence Division)

SAC, NEWARK (100-53636) (P)

-TAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (VRL.)

IS-NEW LEFT

0O:NY

sos demart Laddie to Been 7272 09 210179- y

Enclosed for the Bureau are the original and 5 copies

of an IHM dated and'captioned as above.

two copies at the ta are being furnished New York,

inasmuch as New York is Office of Origin:

One copy is being

furnished the 108ch MI Group, and one copy is furnished Secret

Service, Newark, N.J.

The following sources are utilized in the IFM:

INFORMANIS

LOCATION

WK I-1

NY 134-18093A-424, 464,

693

Informants

NK I-?

A representative of another

government agency (because of

position)

Instant ItIM

NK T-3

NK T-4

SEE REVCASE SIDE FOR

NK 134-3939A

NK 134-3938A

NK I-5

I Knowledgeable source in

REC-19,

NK 100-53636-8

a position to furnish relable

=3

Information (because a sosition)

(2 - Bureau (ends 6)

BITC

2

- New York 97-5)

lencs

- Newark

(1 - 5-2 Desk)

LET/mah

(7)

2 AGENCYA ANÁY, DE, ORI, SEC, SER, STATE, GIA

DIA.

Z CE'S RAO (ISD, CPD, CO) HH

DATE FORW: 10/29/21

HOW FORW- RIS

ww see DEcfa13294974

Rage 3/9

277

5 NOVTR 1971

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$1

NK 100-53636

INFORMANT

NK T-6

A Knowledgeable source in

a position to furnish reliable

information (because. of position)

NK T-7

A Knowledgeable source in

a position to furnish reliable

information (because of position)

NK I-8

À knowledgeable source in a

positionto furnish reliable

information (because of position)

NX I-9

# Knowledgeable source in a

position to furnish reliable

information (because of position)

LOCATION

NK 100-53636-8

NK 100-53636-12

Instant IHM

Instant LHM

NK I-10

Instant LHM

A knowledgeable source in a

sosition to furnish reliable

information (because of position)

The following additional informants who are familiar

with subversive activities in the New Jersey area, were contacted

and all advised they had no information that would indicate the

iri is successfully organizing in the New Jersey area:

Informants

BERT ANDRESSIN, mentioned in the attached LAM, is the

subject of pending investigation at Newark.

JOHN C. HESS, JR., and HENRY KOCH, mentioned in the

attached IHM, are subjects of closed cases at Newark.

2

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* Thrati

021-394

NK 100-53656

Inasmuch as there is no Bureau approved characterization

of the WRI, a self-described characterization taken from a WRI

pamphlet dated 10/21/71, is being used.

This IHM is classified "Confidential" because it

contains information from NK I-1, NK I-3, and NK I-4, the

disclosure of which could reveal

the identities of these sources

of continuing value, and thereby could be prejudicial to the

internal security, and/or the defense interests of the United

States.

LEADS

NEW YORK

AT NEW YORK, N.Y: Inasmuch as there is no information

that indicates that the WrI is successfully organizing in the

New Jersey area, NY is requested to recontact NY 7615-s re

possible activities of the WRI in New Jersey.

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NK 100-53636

NON SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

NK T-2

Kearny, N.J.

NK T-5

Upsala College,

East Orange,

N.J.

NK T-6

Bloomfield College,

Bloomfield, N.J.

NK T-7

Newark State College,

Union, N.J.

NK T-8

Seton

Hall University, South Orange, N.J.

NK T-9

Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, M.J.

NK I-10°

William Paterson College, Wayne, N.J.

All of above individvale oned obligation

of comfidentiality.:

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

CONFIDENTIAD

UNITED

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Newark, New Jersey

November 17, 1971

.3

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI) .

The War Resisters League (WRI) is self-described

as "an organization of Americans set up in 1923. It

opposes all wars, and its members refuse to serve in

the armed forces".

On April 23, 1971, NK I-l advised that as of April 22,

1971, the WRI was believed organizing around local New Jersey

colleges, such as Newark state College, Montclair State College,

Paterson State College, Seton Hall University, Bloomfield College,

and Upsala College.

on wune 3, 1971, NK I-I advised that as of May 28, 1971,

Bent/Andressen and Henry, Koch, both of New Jersey, were members

of

the WRI Executive Board.

rV:!

A newsletter published In May, 1971, by the WRI

listed Bent Andressen and Henry Koch as members of

the WRI Executive Committee..

On June 10, 1971, NK I-I advised that on June 2, 1971,

the WRI Executive Board met at 339 Lafayette street, New

York, City,

national headquarters of the WRI. Among those present was Henry

Koch.

On July 6, 1971, NK I-l advised that an office of the

WRI had been set up

at Post Office Box 530, Kearny, New Jersey,

calling itself the Newark War Resisters League.

It was using

starting tactic of refusing to pay federal telephone taxes.

October 13, 1971, NK T-2 advised that Post Office

BOX 530 received approximately one piece of mail per month, that being

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

Excluded fron autonatic

downgrading ned

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CONFIDENTIA

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

a WRI brochure. The box had been locked once due to lack of

rental payment, but payment was made, and the box was re-opened.

On July 21, 1971, NK I-3 advised that a vigil type

demonstration was scheduled for August 6, 1971, at the Federal

Building at Newark, New Jersey.

On August 6, 1971, NK I-4 advised that the vigil type

demonstration planned for August 6, 1971, at the Federal Building,

Newark, New Jersey, did not materialize due to lack of interest

and support.

On May 20, 1971, and July 23, 1971, NK T-5 advised that

there was no indication of any activity by the WRI at Upsala

College, East Orange, New Jersey.

On June 30, 1971,

and August 13, 1971, NK T-6 advised

that there was no known activity by the WrI at Bloomfield College,

Bloomfield, New Jersey.

On August 19, 1971, NK T-1 advised that a meeting of the

Executive Board of the

WRI was held on August 4, 1971, at the head-

quarters at 339 Lafayette Street, New York City. Among those

present were Bent Andressen and Henry Koch.

the wet anti-drast activities in New Jersey were benust 19,

conducted by Henry Koch.

On September 21, 1971, NK I-T advised that there was no

Known activity by the WRI

at Newark State College, Union, New

Jersey®

On September 27, 1971, NK T-8 advised that there was no

known activity by the WRI

at Seton Hall University, South Orange,

New Jersey.

On September 30, 1971, NK I-9 advised that there was no

CONFIDENTIAL

2

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WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

known activity by the WRI at Montclair State College, Upper

Montclair, New Jersey.

On October 8, 1971, NK I-10 advised that there was no

Known activity by the WRI

at William Paterson State College,

Wayne, New Jersey.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

is the property of the fbl and is loaned to your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

CONFIDENTIAL

3*

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, (Rev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Newark, New Jersey

November 17, 1971

TItle WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

Character

INTERNAL SECURITY-NEW LEFT

Reference Report of Special Agent LARRY E.

TORRENCE dated and captioned as

above at Newark, N.J.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

Thin dent colons no ou agone et te contens are no to e et ribue deraporty

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r;

HR0D2 AL CODE

3:02 PH URGENT 11-17-71 MJC

TO DIRECTOR

WASHINGTON FIELD

FROM ALBANY

(100-22482)

2P

Taxes

:1.1

riders

it on

DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS.

LEAGUE, FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION, AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN

CONCERNED, WASHINGTON, DO CO, NOVEMBER EIGHT DASH TWENTY-

• FIVE, INTERNAL SECURITY DASH NEW LEFT.

A CONPIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMA-

TION IN THE PAST, PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:.

DAVE/

TUSCANO, SENIOR STUDENI AI COLGATE UNIVERSITY WHO

HAS

BEEN

ASSOCIATED WITH PEACE GROUPS IN PEACE PROJECTS IN

THE PASI, IS ATTEMPTING TO GATHER STUDENIS FROM COLGATE

UNIVERSITY TO PARTICIPATE IN CAPTIONED PROJECT. SOURCE

STATES NO MORE THAN THREE CARLOADS OF PEOPLE CABOUT FIFTEEN

PEOPLE) WILL TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON, DOCO, TO PARIICIPAIE ON

NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN, NINETEEN SEVENTYONE.

T04+G594147516

A SECOND CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

END PAGE ONE

NOV 86. 1971

r??.

NOT RECORDED

DEC 20 1971

• : !

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100-22452

PAZE TVO

INFORMATION IN THE PAST, ADVISED ON NOVEMBER SIXTEEN THAT

'ENTYTWO PEOPLE FROM THE ALBANY AND UPSTATE NEW YORK AREA

HAVE INDICATED THEY WILL TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON, D.CO, TO TAKE

PART IN IKE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECI ON NOVEMBER TVENTYTVO,

HINETEEN SEVENTYONE.. SOURCE ADVISED THAT ALL PLANNING TO

PARTICIPATE EXPECT TO BE ARRESTED. SOURCE ADVISED NO MILITANT

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IS PLANNED.

ADMINISIRATIVE

Indiridval owed obligation of confideniality

FIRST CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE IS

Mi SECOND SOURCE: IS

Informant

END

MRE FBI WA DO

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DAILY DEITH TOLL PROJECT, WASHINGTON, DO § NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN,

IOXI, S" GORED BY HAN RESISTERO LEAGUE AUD CLERGY AND LAYMEN

CONCER:

CIVIL UNREST O

A: LI'SLE SOURCE TODAY ADVISED THAI NOV. EIGHTEEN MENT IS

DAY POX: STATE NEW YORK GROUPS TO DENONSZRADE AT WHITE HOUCE IN

CIPTIC: LATTER O GOOL OF DECONSTRATION IS THREE RUNDRED AREZOTS

AIRIT CUSE GATES SYIDOLIZING SIMILAR WUMBER KILLES PER DAY

DE VISANTO SOURCE SEATCO SEX WONGERS OF CLERGY AGO LAYMON

COLORA CALCOND, MOOEDOREA, PY, PLANNED 10 ATTEND DENORSCRATIO:

MD 20C. SOTaD g INCLUDE"S NOV, WALTER KING, ASSISTANT PASTOR,

21010"

• & CATHOLIC CHURG & SISTER MARGARET HALL, CER LADY OF

3YETG? TO? OF NUNS DRA DRA GEORGE MC VEY, GROUP TRAVOLINO IN TAN

CHEVROLET GIATION MATON, WON YORK LICENSE FILE ONE

•IV" Fi . DASH A Ja REGioT Do 28 ic VEY:

8369

54 NOV - ≤ 1971

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PACE TVO

ADITINISTRATIVE

RE DIETALO TELCALL SO ESAUY INSTANE DATE.

ormaiT

SOTTE Is

HO LINI BEING SUDASSERTA

FOR NEO OF WAGHIGION FIELD, MANDS, HALL AND NE COY GO.

SIDEREE "SRIFERAL SUSPECTU QUO"TRUDREAR" INVESTIGATIONE IF A:!

NEDER OF POCHESTER CALOCO CONTRLGENE NERESTED, UNO REDURSIED IO

INSURE DISSE INDIVIDUALS FECOERE RIUDED AND ARCTORAPISO ALD

COPIES CA SAME FORMERONO IO DUFFALO UNDER "TRIBRENO" CAPZION 7O3

COMPARIGOR WITH LATE @ DOISLOCED OE TRIDROAN EVIDENCES

HANO DESCRIBES LO LITRO GALE, AGE TUERSY, SIN PODE S

CHE GESAY LBSOG U0D06 LENCER LIGNE DROUN MAER, DARK RIGHED

#ASSES , INDIUM SUILDA

NO TSY DESCRIBED N5 MIGRE TALE, NOÉ PORTIVE, TIVE DECE

TIME, C:.. MUNDRED SINTY : IUDIUN LEGGIM BLOID HAER ARD SIDEGURNS

END

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PRORA I CODE

€50 PUl "TIDL 11-18071 AL:

10 DE. ECTOR

VALE...

(100-22402)

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NEW::: (100-1745773

FROM BARRISTON FISTO

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32

QUOTE MELY DEATH IOLL 27020G SOQUOTE, SPONSORED 3Y

FAR RIGIOTES LEAGUS CURLD: FIULOUSKIP OF RECONCILIATIO:

(FORD ME CLERGY CED LIKEN CONCERNED (CALC), WASHINGTONg.

DoCo EH; ROVEROSH LACKE DASH ZURNTVRIVE, SEVENTYONE,

INTERTY, COCURIDY DOON 1: 2001O

TH: TOLLODING CCERNARICHS VERE KADE BY WEAL

GENIS A• ZUE FEDEAL DURGAS ST INVESZICATION (FBI), ON

INSTALT 21S9

DOGARN 6121345 115°

CHRNAD0N CATY CHURON OF THE

FOURTH AND NEGE CARGLERA, SOUZUDAST, WOOC

THE GATE COUSISTE DELUNCHS FROM INE LESCARE NEW YORK

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AT ONE FORTY POlIO THE CROUPS TOTALLING ABOUT

FIFTYFICO DOSH SINTY AND KEROUS DLACK RODES, QUOTE

CCUTE LIQUOTE HORSE AND SCAT WITH FACES PAINTED WHITE,

BOGAU TIS KIRCH TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

AT: PPROXIMATELY TUS 1320Y POMO THE GROL? ARRIVED

AT TN3 MO 08 L0F0Y020E 290A AND PROODEDED 30 MARCH

OU SING NOW SIRECT TO TUD STATOR MILZON WHEND THE

COUNCE DE CATHOLIC DIGESTS &6 CURRENTLY STAYINGO A

DEURSARD 07 TED PRILONG TRA GET WICH THE BISHOPS FROM

WHO FO. FIVE Poh, UNREe 1020 CIDDEN Pollas AT WHiCH

TIE THEY PROCDEDED 2O 203 11K20 HOUSES

10 APESONGMADELY 0UA3& TAERCY FIVE POMO & SMALL

WOT WORD DOWN LA THE BALRINCE OF THD TEST CATE OF THE

MARIE: GERA SHORTLY THREESE, A SPORESURE FOR THE

U.S. " 1 POLIOS SONICER 210 GROOP THAT THEY VERE IN

VIOLAT: : CF DISTROT IT COLGIOTA CODE DASH INCONODING

TRO SETHNS AND RING SHEY END FIVE MINUTES TO DISPERSE

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21990

IHREE

AT "URDE FIFTY PEU THE LoS, PARA POLICE OSeLi

ARRESTINO THOSE LYING IU THE ENGRANCE AND ON THE Y2U1LK

IN FRONT OF THE WNITE HOUSES

AT FCUR TOENTY POROA COCAL OF AGOUT FORTHONE PERSONS

NAD BOR: ARRESIED AND TE ANTIDER OF THE GROUP HAD

DISPERCD WIR.O07 FORTIER TR0200020

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ADMIRIC ATIVE

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SPECHT MAENTS MAURIS COSCAUATIONS WERDE WIELIAM CO ARMS,

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maid trade city.

COMICAOSA:

q$126379

PROB4 MI CO DE

449 PM URGENT 11/18/71 POM

20 :

DIRECTOR

WASKINGION FIELD

FROM :

MILWAUKEE

ATIN: DID

(100 13953)

To ÷

P 2P

Cili

Chac Tri

DAILY DEATH IOLL PROJECT, SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS

LEAGUE, FELLONSHIP OF RECONCILIATION AND CLERGY AND LAYHEN

CONCERNED, WDG, NOV. EIGHT - IWENTY FIVE, SEVENTY ONE. IS

IT| LEFT.

VIDEN.

SPECIAL AGENTS, FBI, O3SERVED IWENTYFOUR INDIVIDUALS S

MALE AND FEMALE, DEPART MADISON, WIS., NINE TEN AN, THIS DATE,

EX ROUTE WASHINGTON, DOC., TO PARTICIPATE IN CAPTIONED

DEMONSTRITION • TWENTY INDIVIDUALS TRAVELING IN NINETEEN

SIXTYERS IHC BUS, WISCONSIN LICENSE K OWE MINE THREE AND ONE

FILE AND THREE FEMALES TRAVELING IN NINETEEN SIXTYTWO CHEVROLET

STATION WAGON, WISCONSIN LICENSE N B SEVEN THREE NINE ONE.

COMFIDENTIAL SOURCE, LiMO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INPORNATION

PAST, ADVISED GROUP PLANS IO ARRIVE WASHINGTON ,D.CO, THREE

END PAGE ONE

=. NOV 231971

47553-89-45

1. NOV 89 1971

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THO

(100-18958)

'3, NOV, NINEIGEN, NEXT, BILLET AT UNNAMED CHURCH AND AÏTEND

COUFERENCE AT NINE AM AT UNKNOUN LOCATION.

AFC EMENTIONED SOURCE ADVISED WISCONSIN LICENSE NE. SEVEN

INTEE NOTE ONE REGISTERED TO CHARLES I1. TAYLOR, ONE TWO THREE

'IST COPYIN STREET, MADISON, WiS A THIS SOURCE FURTHER ADVISED

TAYLOR WAS MAIN ORGANIZER IN MADISON AREA WITH RESPECT TO

GETTING INDIVIDUALS TO PARTICIPATE IN CAPTIONED MATTER.

CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES, MILWAUKZE DIVISION, ADVISE THAT

DUE TO APATHY WITHIN MILWAUKEE, WIS., AREA, NO GROUPS OF

INDIVIDUALS FROM MILWAUKEE AREA ARE TRAVELING TO WASHINGTON TO

PARTICIPATE IN CAPTIONED MATTER.

AD TINI STRATIVE:

RE MILWAUKEE AIRTEL TO BUREAU, NOV. IVELVE, LAST.

SCURCE IDENTIFIED MILWAUKEE FILES •

MILWAUKEE FOLLOWING

V

ORL FBI WASH DC

MR. barres

FElix: 72-300

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ATTENTION DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

MILiTOREr 610909360)

TRON MARRIETON PICLE (180-54590)-

!

LORR GLY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE SPONSORED BY

IT RES" TRES LEAGUE GILD FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION

FOR),

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DIDGE: SIGRT DASH TUENTYRIVE, SEVENTYONE, IS DASH EDU LITTO

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CORRUCE AI2726 : DVISED MILWAUXEE IU POSITIO. T0 CENS

COOWGEATIONS COLLIER LIGHT DASH SEVENTEEN LAST, CROUPS

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OPTIÓNAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1082 EDITION

GSA FEMA (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOT ERNMENT-

Memorandum

TO

:

DATE:

DIRECTOR, FBI

11/18/71

FROM :

.....

SUBJECT:

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

IS - NEW LEFT

(00:NY)

(W,RL.)

¡#Informan

Informan)

ReNKlet. and LIM, dated 11/17/71:

* in November, 1971 advised that as of November, ,

1971, there were 635 WRL members in the State of New Jersey.

*has in the past advised that the WL will

a Chapter

to be formed unless they have a specific

number of members in the Chapter.

The NYO will furnish the Newark Division with any

further information that comes to the source's attention re

NRL activities in the area covered by that Division.

Bureau (RM)

2 - Newark (100-53636) (RM)

1 - New York. (42) •

RPM: j1r

(5)

NEC-38

13

EX-117

5 NOV 1 9 1971

NEW

54NOV2 9 1971

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

STATES DEYAKTMENT

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

November

19, 1972

USTICE

DAILY DEATH TOLI PROJECT SPONSÖRED

SHIP OF RECONCTETATION AND ME CRY

AND bALMEN CONCERNEDS WASHINGTON, D.Co;.

NOVEMBER 8-25: 1971

on November 15, 19h1, a source, who has turnished

reLladle intormation in the past, advised as follows:

Between 9:30 p.m., and 11:00 p.M., on November 11,

1971, approximately 125 persons gathered at the First

Methodist Church, last 30th Street and Euclid Street, Cleveland,

Ohio, for a "memorial service" in conjunction with

I the Daily

Dean lol. Project (DDIe, sponsored by the was Recisters League,

Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Clergy and Laymen Concerned.

WAR RESISIERS LEAGUE (WRI)

The WRu is a national organization

• headquartered in New York City which espouses

anti-Vietnam war and anti-draft resistance.

FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FOR)

The FOR is a nationally known Quaker

organization.

CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC)

The CALC is described by the above source

as a group of clergy and laymen who have in the

past concerned themselves with the Vietnam War,

and

recently have been active in matiers other than the

Vietnam War, including racism, prison reform, social

and religious reform.

The "memorial service" consisted of short speeches

by individuals who were going to washington, D.C., Immediately

ENCLOSURG

11-3

ENLOSURG

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RE: DAILY DEATH TOLE PROJECT SPONSORED •

BY CHE HAR RESISTERS LEAGUE, DELLOW-

SHTP OF RECONCILIATION, AND

HIE CLERGY

AND LATONY CONCERNED, WASHINGTON, D.C.,

NOVEMBER 3-25: 1271

after the service to engage in planned civil disobedience

in front of the White House on November 12th as part of the DDIP.

These speeches relatca cach individual's reasons for participating

in this type of civil disobedience. .

At 11:00 p.M., the service terminated and, due to

Newman Club at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU),

Cleveland, Ohio, directed the approximately 35 persons going

to Washington,

Do Cos into seven automobiles for the trip.

Persons arriving in Washington, D. Co, for the DDTP

before 5:30 a.m., were to go to Saint Sieven's Church, 16th and

Newion Streets,

and those arriving alter s: a.m, were to go

airecily to the Church ot the Reformation, 212 East Capitol

süreet, Washingion, D. C.

At 9:00 a.Mo, on Novenber 12, 1971, there was a

goneral orientation meeting held at the Church of the Reformation

regarding how to engage in non-violent civil disobedience.

Approximately 85 persons from Cleveland, Ohio; Pitusburgh,

Pennsylvania; Kenü, Ohio, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

attended this meeting and participated in the DDIP demonstration.

During the meetings the basic idea conveyed was the.need

to reach the "media" so that more and more people would be

mobilized for civil

disobedience. The

DDIP was highly stressed.

the "propagan nonart le the

Kind of probest can be most eltective il there are mertentle"

so they can affect people's consciousness through their

actions of protest, and eventually, effect a social change in

the

United States.

The orientation meeting terminated at 11:00 a.lo, anc

a smaLl number of participants went to the U.S. Capitol Building

to lobby with their congressmen for total withdrawal of all

United States troops from Incochina.

At the united states capitol Building, Congressman

CHARLES VANIK of Ohio came out to speak to the group,

stating

2

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RE:

DAILY DEATH TOLI, PROJECI SPONSORED

BY THE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE, FELLOW

SHIP OF. RECONCILTATION, AND

THE CLERGY

AND LAYMEN CONCERNED, WASHINGTON, D. Co,

NOVEMBEK 0-25, 1971

he always voted against war, and everything is coming to an end

in Vietnam now.

said was a lie.

Reverend RAWLINGS stated that civij disobedience

was necessary but Congressman VANIK disagreed with him.

At 1:15 P.M., the approximately 85 participants

gathered on the east

their paper

"Vietnamese"

came a pals.

steps of the capitol Building and put or

hats. Some of those present painted

their faces.

At about 2:00 p.M., the demonstrators commenced

march to the White House via Constitution and Pennsylvania

Avenues arriving at the White House shortly before 3:00 p.m.

After fifteen minutes of demonstrating in front of

the White House, those planning to be arrested laia down by

the entrance gate and were thereafter placed under arrest.

About twenty participants chose not to be arrested and did not

participate with the

"Jay-in."

lne Cleveland, Ohio, area participants departec

lashingion, D.Co; in their automobiles after bailing out of

jail those

who chose to be arrested.

This document conicins neither

• recommenactions nor conclariens of

ins F6). li is the pingeriy or

tie fill ond is leaned to your agency,

it and is conients are mai lo ba

distributed oulside your agency,

3%

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RESISTS LEAGUE

CIND, FULLNISHIP OF RECONCILIATION (T07),

AND CLINGY AND LAVARU CONCERNED (CALO), WASHINGTON, D.C.,

NOVST:? GIGNT DASH IWENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE. INTERNAL SECURITY

DASH ::A LEFT.

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BURZAU OF INVESTIGATION CEBID ON INSTANT DATE:

TE APPROXIUATELY NINE THIRTY AOMO, A GROUP OF ABOUT

SIXTY VE PERSONS FROM THE MADISON, WISCONSIN, CHICAGO, AME

INDIAN AREAS BEGIN TO GATHER AT THE VASHINGION CITY CHURG!

NOV

OF THE CACINATE, FOURTH AND MORTA CATOLIRA AVENUE, SOUTHENT

LACHITITO!, DOC. PART OF THE GROUP WAS TRAVELINE IN A BLACK

A'D THIE DUO WITH MISCOUSIN LICENSE K DASH ONE NINE THREE.

i APPROXIMATOLY ELEVE: Mora,

THE GROUP BROKE FOR LUNCH

7-3

NOT:

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49 NOV 24 1071

ORIGINAL FLED IN

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DEC

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AND E STACT. AT VARIOUS POINTO DURINE ME 16:On,

• " THE GROUP LAY DOG: O" THE SIDEWALK NOMENTARILY WITH

...JUSE UNTIL YOU: TARRYING DONE! BOAD THA

'T00P LAY DOTH IN THE RETRANOR 1T:95E GATE UN

as for the

WHO A H FIVE ALIENS DISPERSE OR SEW

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PAGE TI:3E

THE LITTEO STATES DARK POLLOT SUGAR TO ERRANT THOGE LETTE IN

THE ENTRAUCE.

AND TH. CA0T0 MISPEROD KITHOLY FURTHER INCIDENT.

NSTROPOLITA: IDLIT. DOPARTMENT, UNITED STATES SECTEI

SERVICE COGNIZANT.

A)CINISTRATIVE:

RETTO NITEL TO BUREAU AND SACO, NEW CS, ALBANY, AND

BUFFAL:, DATED NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN, LAST.

FICIAL AGENTS MAKING OBSERVATIONS WERE WILLIAM

NICHOL"'"', FOURTH; CLAUDE BOGLEY; MASO:! S. NOAM, JR.:

"? LiN FOLLOUS.

"I FOLLOWING,

P.

IND

DRE EAT HASH DC

cc. Hearne

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,...1

MODA OC PLAIN

185

520 PM 11/22-71 DBW NITEL

TO DIRECTOR 97-3 ATIN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

ALBUQUERQUE 100-426

FROM OKLAHOMA CITY

100-8129 P

sips ford

VAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CURLS, IS - NEW LEFT. 00 ÷ NEW YORK:

RE ALBUQUERQUE AIRTEL AND LHM, NOVEMBER SIXTEEN, LAST, RE

SCHEDULED SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ON NON-VIOLENCE SPONSORED

BY

ALBUQUERQUE CHAPTER OF WRL; NOVEMBER TWENTYSIX THROUGH

TWENTYEIGHT NEXT•

INFORMANT, WITH WHOM CONTACT HAS BEEN INSUFFICIENT TO

ESTABLISH RELIABILITY, ADVISED NOVEMBER IVENTYSECOND INSTANT

THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OUS WRL MET ON NOVEMBER

FIFTEEN LAST • NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, AND IT WAS MENTIONED A

"SOUTHWEST CONVENTION OF THE WRL" WOULD BE HELD IN ALBUQUERQUE,

NEW MEXICO, DURING THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS. NONE OF THOSE

PRESENT AT OU WRL MEETING INDICATED THEY WERE GOING TO CONVEN-

TION, HOWEVER •

RECO

ABOVE INFORMANT SUBSEQUENTLY ADVISED ON NOVEMBER TWENTY-

SECOND INSTANT THAT JOEL/OHEN, PRESIDENT OF DU WIL AND MINE M

END PAGE ONE

N. MERi

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11-8

108-8129

PAGE TWO

MIKE

SUBJECT ORGANIZATION- OKLAHOMA

(ANDERSON, UNOFFICIAL STUDENT LEGAL ADVISOR TO/OU WRL, PLAN LNEVERSITY

NINGEX. OKLA

TO ATTEND SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE (CONVENTION) AT ALBUQUERQUE.

INFORMANT STATED COHEN AND ANDERSON HAVE NOT DEMONSTRATED

FROPENSITY FOR VIOLENCE OR LAWLESSNESS®

IN MAY; NINETEEN SEVENTYONE, OFFICE EVERETT' EATON; OU

SECURITY DEPARTMENT

ADVISED OU WRL IS AFFILIATED WITH

JUGUECT

"NIVERSITY OF CALAHAMA

NATIONAL WRL AND IS. A PEACEFUL, NON-VIOLENT ANTIVAR-ANTIDRAFT

OKLA

GROUP AT OU • EATON SAID OU WRL IS RECOGNIZED STUDENT GROUP

AND NO ONE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GROUP HAS DEMONSTRATED

PROPENSITY FOR VIOLENCE OR LAWLESSNESS.

THE WRL HAS BEEN PUBLICLY DESCRIBED AS FOUNDED IN NINETEEN

TWENTYTHREE AND IS THE AMERICAN SECTION OF THE WAR RESISTERS

INTERNATIONAL, A WORLDWIDE PACIFIST MOVEMENT.

ADMINISTRATIVEY

Informens

INFORMANT IS

OKLAHOMA

CITY FOLLOWING: AMCC NEW YORK :

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BRD03 OC PLAIN

515 PM 11-22-71 DBW NITEL

TO DIRECTOR, ATTN DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM OKLAHOMA CITY 100-VEW P

PICKETING OF FEDERAL BUILDING, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, FALL;

NINETEEN SEVENTYONE, SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA (OU›

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE WRL), IS - NEW LEFT.

INFORMANT, WITH WHOM CONTACT HAS BEEN INSUFFICIENT TO

ESTABLISH RELIABILITY, ADVISED NOVEMBER TVENTYSECOND INSTANT

AS FOLLOWS:

THE OU WRL MET IN NORMAN, OKLAHOMA, NOVEMBER FIFTEEN

LAST, AND DISCUSSED PLANS TO PICKET THE FEDERAL BUILDING IN

OKLAHOMA CITY/ "IN THE NEAR FUTURE, " THE PICKETING WILL TAKE PLACE

AFTER LEGAL, BRIEFS HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY ATTORNEY

OkLa

STEPHEN

JONES • OU URL

MEMBERS WILL ENTER THE FEDERAL

BUILDING AND ATTEMPT TO DISTRIBUTE LEAFLETS ON THE SECOND

FLOOR • THEIR AIM IS TO BE ARRESTED IN ORDER THAT WRL MEMBERS

CAN LEGALLY CHALLENGE THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF A LAW PROHIBITING:

END PAGE ONE

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THE DISTRIBUTION OF LEAFLETS IN THE FEDERAL BUILDING • POSSIBLE

HARASSMENT OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE IN THE FEDERAL BUILDING:

WAS DISCUSSED.

FURTHER PLANS DISCUSSED AT WRL METTING ARE AS FOLLOWS:

THE OU WRL, WITH AN UNNAMED GROUP IN OKLAHOMA CITY, WILL

"INVESTIGATE" OKLAHOMA COUNTY ATTORNEY CURTIS P. HARRIS AND

THE ORLAHOMA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT. THEIR PURPOSE IS TO ATTEMPT

TO UNCOVER INFORMATION ON OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE OFFICERS WHO

WERE INVOLVED IN DRUG RAIDS IN ORLAHOMA CITY SEVERAL WEEKS

ASO. THIS ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO DISCREDIT THE OKLAHOMA CITY

POLICE DEPARTMENT•

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, UOS• MARSHAL; ORLA. CITY

POLICE DEPARTMENT; AND OFFICE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY ATTORNEY CURTIS P:

HARRIS ADVISED • LOCAL OFFICES OF POSTAL INSPECTOR, INTERNAL

REVENUE, SECRET SERVICE, USA, ONE ONE TWO MIG; OSI, AND NISO;

NEW ORLEANS, ADVISED AND COPIES THIS COMMUNICATION BEING FURNISHED

THOSE OFFICES®

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ADMINSTRATIVE:

Informan

INFORMANT IS

BEING SUBMITTED: OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOWING:

END

NO LHM

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Vis:

NR

017 WE CODED

J: 100 PM NIGEL 11-22-71 ASW

¡TO DIRECTOR CATTENTION: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE)

*DETROIT

NEW YORK

5-13

PHILADELPHIA

FROM WASHINGION FIELD (100-54990)

QUOTE DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE, SPONSORED DI VAR

CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC>, WASHINGION, DOOD

SOVERBER EIGHI IO INARTITIVE, SEVENTIONE. INTERUAL SECURETY

DASH NEW LEFT®

ORIGINAL FILED

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ON IUSTANT DATE:

A GROUP OF ABOUT THIRIYFIVE PERSONS, FROM THE NEW YORK,

FILADELPHIA AND DETROIT AREAS, BEGAN TO ASSEMBLE AT THE

CAPITOL HELL METHODIST CHURCH, FIFTH AND SEWARD SQUARE,

SOUTHEAST, WASHINGION, DICO UDE), AT ABOUT TEN THIRTY, A OM.

AT APPROXIMATELY ONE FIFTEEN, Pollo-THE GROUP BEGAN TO

TO LOLL

LEAVE THE CHURCH AND PROCEED TO THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL TO

extract turnson

MEET WITH CONGRESSHEN

AND SEVATORS :

END PAGE ONE

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PAGE TWO

AI ABOUT IVO IWENTYFIVE P.Ma, THE GROUP, NUMBERING ABOUT

IWENTYTHREE, BEGAN ITS MARCH FROM THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL

TO THE WHITE HOUSE VIA PENUSYLVANIA AVENUE, SIXIN AND F

SIREETS • UPON ARRIVING AT THE WHITE HOUSE, AT ABOUT THREE

THIRTY POllo, THE GROUP POSITIONED ITSELF NEXT TO THE FENCE

DIRECILY IN FRONT OF THE UNITE HOUSE• AT APPROXIMATILY FOUR

Pollo, PART OF THE GROUP LAY DOWN IN THE ENTRANCE TO IRE

LEST GATE OF THE WHITE HOUSE. SHORTLY THEREAFTER, AN OFFICIAL

OF THE UNITED SIATES PARK POLICE ADVISED THE GROUP THAT THEY

WERE IN VIOLATION OF DISIRICI OF COLUMBIA CODE TWENTYIUO DASH

ONE ONE ZERO SEVEN, INCONCDING THE ENTRANCE TO THEWHITE HOUSE,

AND THAT THEY HAD FIVE MINUTES TO DISPERSE OR BE ARRESTED :

AT THE END OF THE TIME PERIOD, THE PARK POLICE BEGAN

TO ARREST THOSE IN THE ENTRANCE TO THE WEST GATE AT THE

WHITE HOUSE, WHILE THE DEMONSTRATORS CONTINUED TO PLACE

/THEMSELVES IN THE ENTRANCE, APPROXIMATELY TWENTYONE PERSONS.

HERE ARRESTED, AND AS OF FOUR FORTYFIVE POllO, ALL ARRESTS

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HAD BEEN COMPLETED AND ALL DEMONSTRATORS HAD DISPERSED.

METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTHENT AND UNITED STATES SECRET

SERVICE COGNIZANT.

ADMINISTRATIVE•

RE UFO NITEL TO DIRECIOR, DATED NOVEMBER NINETEEN, LAST •

, SPECIAL AGENTS MAKING OBSERVATIONS WERE VILLIAN CO ARMS,

WILLIAM NICHOLSON, FOURTH, AND EDWARD CO RUDIGER.

NO LHM FOLLOWS.

WFO FOLLOWING. P.

END

EBR F"I WASH DC

FOR TWO

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TR E171 COOED

TraP: 18-7-7131

MDIRFE : STINE DID

• NEW N

FROM WAGH STON FIELD (100-54953)

Elis

fY

3

-.

QUOT: DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT UNQUOTE, SPONSORED BY

JUR RESTADES LEAGUE URLS, FELLOUSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (TORY

ND CLETSY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED. (CALO), WASHINGION, DOC.,

POVENBER LIGHT DASH TWENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE • INTERNAL SECURITY

DASH ND! NDT O

THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENTS

C7 THE DERAL BUREAU OF IRVESTIGATION FBI, ON INSTANT DATE:

.: PTONINATELY MINE A.Mo, SWALL GROUPS BEGAN ENTERING

ID CALCOL MOLL BETHODIST CHURCH, FIFTH AND SEWARD SQUARE,

OUTRE:: ", WASHINGION, DOGO (WDC) FOR THE PURPOSE 05

9'1-

1: :50JT TEN THIRTY AdIO, THE GROUP BEGAN LEAVING THE

CHURG. L STARTED 20 THE UNDIED SINTES CAPITOLO APPOXIMATELY

CHEW: LATER, THE GROUP BEGAN THEIR MARCH TO THE WHITE HOUSE

VIN ET DYLVANIA SIXTH AUD F STRECES• DURING THE MARCH,

TIE C. UP, TOTALLING ADOUT FORTYFIVE TO FIFTY PERSONS, WITH

Taste

750-20739

NOT RECORDED

3 NOV 30 1971

5-Ci

56DEC 1 1971

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SOME WEARING QUOTE COOLIE UNCUOTE HATS AND MASKS, CARRIED ONE

LARGE SIGN WHICH READ QUOTE SHREE MUNDRED KILLED IN SO. ASIA

DAILY UNQUOTE. AT VARICUS POINTS DURING THE MARCH, PARS OF

THE GROUP LAY DOWN ON THE SIDEWALK ON F STRECT WITH NO ARRESTS•

AI APPROXIMATELY JURVE TUENTYFIVE PUllO, THE GROUP

ARRIVOR AT THE WHITE HOUSE DISPLAVING THE SIGN AND MANDING

CUT LEAFLETS • SHORTLY THERAFTER, ABOUT THIRTY PERSONS

LAY DOL: IN THE VEST GATE CIORANCE TO THE WHITE HOUSE?

AT APPROXIMATELY TWELVE FIFTY POMO, AM OFFICIAL FOR THE

CITED STATES PARK POLICE ADVISED THE GROUP THAT THEY WERE IN

VIOLATICE OF DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA CODE TWENTYIWO DASH ONE ONE

ZERO SEVEU, INCOMODING THE EXTRANCE TO THE WHETE HOUSE, AND

THAT THE GROUP HAD FIVE RINUTES 30 DISPERSE OR BE ARRESTED •

TER TO TINE PERIOD LAPSED, THE UNITED STATES PARK POLICE

DIGAN AGRESTING THE DELOUSTRATORS •

AG OF ABOUT ONE FIFTEEN PARO, APPROXUMATELY TWENTYEIGHT

DAD PAGE THO

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PAGE THREE

FERSONS LIND BEEN ARRESTED AND THE CROWD HAD DISPERSED:

NETROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTUENT, UNITED STATES SECRET

SORVICE COGNIZANT •

END

TEW FCE WASH DE

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1707. CO FLAIN

8:24 PRIST NITEL 11/23111 JUP

TO DIRECTI

ATTE TION -- DID

WFO (158-54990)

FROM COLUTBIA (100-1329) IP

: !..

89

DAILY ISATH TOLL PROJECT", SPONSORED BY WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE WAL)

FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FORD, AUD CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED

(CALC), WASHINGTON, DOCO, NOV. EIGHT - TUENTYFIVE, NEXI, IS - NEW LEFT. D'

INFORMATION DEVELOPED IO DATE INDICATES REV • MICHAEL E. CANEY,

GREENVILLE, SCO CATIOLIC PRIEST SERVING AS THE LOCAL FIELD

REPRESELTATIVE FOR CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED THAT VIETHAM (CALC)

VILL TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON, D.CO SUDO) BY PRIVATE AUTOROBILE WITH

APPROXI: TELY FIVE OTHER INDIVIDUALS DUE TO ARRIVE WDC NIGHT OF

•V. INE CYTHREE SEVENTY ONE • GROUP EXPECTS TO BE HOUSED AT ST.

STEPHENS CHURCH, SIXTEENTH AND NEWION STREETS; NW, WDO, AND WILL ATTEND

CRIENTAT: OW WORKSHOP AT CAPITOL HILL METHODIST CHURCH, FIFTH AND

•SHARD FIRECTS, SE, AT NINE THIRTY AN ON NOV. TWENTYFOUR NEXT• THERE

ARE NO KROUN MILITANTS IN ABOVE MENTIONED GROUP •

ORIGINAL

-"-"

ADMINISTRATIVE

45 MOVER 19T1

REITOTEL DATED NOV, FIVE LAST, SECRET SERVICE, COLUMBIA, S.00,

DVISED LOCALLY • NO LHM BEING SUBMITTED •

Main. a de deicted"

.3R FBI WASH C

NOT RECORDED

88 NOV 30 1971

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1010009

MROG1 WE CODE

1:49 AN HITEL 11-25-71 PRM

T0:

DIRECTOR FBI

word ta's

ATTENTION: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

COL CIA (100-1329)

LOUISVILLE (100-5889)

FROM&

WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (100-45996)

SP

Pots 101l

Can Do 1901

.: Besles....

*tr. Waltors

:ilrlinng.cu

•in Gondy.

QUOR DAILY DEATIL TOLL PARCE UNQUOTE, SPONSORED BY

WAR RESIZERS LEAGUE SUALS FELLOUSHIP OF RECONCILIATION (FORS

AND CLERRY AND LAMEN CONCERTED COACO D. WASHRESTON, DOGOS

NOVEMBER RICHT DASH ZVENTUFIVE, SEVENTIONE. INTERNAL SECURITY

DASH NE! LIFTA

THE FOLLOWING OOSERVATIONS WERE MADE BY SPECIAL AGENIS

OF THE FEDORAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) ON NOVEMBER TWENTY

FOUR LASTA

AFFRONIMATELY AT MINE THIRTY AlaD A SHALL GROUP OF

PERSONS MOM COUTH CAROLINA AND KENTUCKY AREAS BEGAN ENTERING

THE CAPTE TEL METHODIGE CHURCH, FIFTH AD SEVARD SQUARE

SOUTHEADE, WAGHINGTON, DOGOS FOR THE PRUPOSE OF ORIENIATIONE DEC I 1971

AÏ!: ROXIMATELY TEN THIRTY AOMOS THE GROUP BEGAN

LEAVIN THE CHURCH TO VISIT CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS AT THE

END PAG : 010

5--

0

tie stiffers

4%3

NOT RECORDED

167 DEC 3 1971

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SPAGE TWO

UNITED STATES CAPITOL.

AT APFROXIMAIELY TUO FORTIFIVE POMA, THE GROUPS NUMBERING

ABOUT FIFTYA AND CARRYIRS ONE LARGE BANNER WHICH READ QUOTE

THREE HUNDRED KILLED IN SAE. ASIA UNQUOTE, LEFT THE CAPITOL

AND BEGAN: THEIR MARCI TO THE MISTE MOUSE VIA CONSTITUTION AND

PENNSYLVATA AVENUES, SIXTK AND E SIREEIS, NORTHWESI,

SHCUTLY BEFORE FOUR POMOS THE GROUP ARRIVED AT THE WIITE

HOUSE ALS DEGAN LYING ON INE SIDEWALK AND IN THE ENTRANCE

TO THE WIST GATES

AT AFPROKINATELY FOUR TEM, POMAN AN OFFICIAL OF THE

UNITED ERATES PARK POLICE ADVISED THOSE LYING IN THE ENTRANCE

TO THE WEST GATE THAT THEY WERE IN VIOLATION OF DISTRICT OF

COLUMBIA CODE TVENTITUO DASH ONE ONE ZERO SEVEN, INCONODING

THE SIDE ALI IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE, MUD THAT THEY HAD

FIVE MINUTES TO DISPERSE OR BE ARRESTED.

AT CONIT FOUR FIFTEEN, POMO, THE UNITED STATES PARK POLICE

BEGAN TO TREST THOSE LYING IN THE WHITE NOUSE WEST GATE

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THREE

ENTRANCE•

AT FOUR THIRTY P.M., APPROXILIATELY THIRTYSIX PERSONS HAD

BEEN ARRESIOD AND THE REMAINDER OF THE DEMONSTRATORS HAD

DISPERSED WIZZOUT FURTHER INCIDET®

METRO OLITAN POLICE DEPARTIENT, INTELLIQENCE, AND UNITED

STATES SECRET SERVICE COGNIZANI»

END •

DCW FBI WASH DO CLA

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1982 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-118

UNITED STATES GL

‹NMENT.

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3) 91

SAC, NEW YORK (97-5)

DATE: 11/30/71

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LEFT.

and iridal omed obligation of confidentiality

advised this

date that Whe was granted a tax exempt certificate

In July, 1936 and WRI,. Inc., was granted the same status in

July, 1954.

They gave as

the reason for tax exempt status:

"Io work for the

obtainment of peace between nations and

between groups of individuals through education"

WRI, Inc., was listed as a subsidiary for wil and

all monies collected are turned over to the leagie.

However,

anyone making a contribution to either the Wri or the incor-

poration, is not allowed a deduction on their personal income

tax returns.

LEADS

-

ALBANY

AT ALBANY, NEW YORK. Will at the New York State

Department of State,

Division of Corporations, review the

corporate record of Wru, Inco, and furnish all pertinent

information.

2. Will at the Charities Registration Bureau, New

York State Bureau of Social Services, 1450 Western Avenue, check

their records for WRI and WRI, Inc., 339 Lafayette Street, NYC,

and furnish all pertinent Information..

D

2. - Albany

1 - New

York

REM: j1r

(5)

EX-112

REC-12

74-3-277

whiten.

DEC 2 1971

Fiso

DE C13 13/1

NEI

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EFT

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÷

TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (11 CFR) 101-11.5

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI

TAMPA (100-1076) (RUC)

SUBJECT! WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE

IS - NEW LEFT

00: NY

DATE:

11/30/71

/.

Re communication from NYO to ST dated 10/6/71,

League (WRL) would leave

advising that on 9/27/71'California on a cross country

the Peace Bus of the War Resisters

trip to Tampa, Florida.

On 11/26/71, WILLIAM J/REICHLE, 5016 43rd Street

South, St. Petersburg, Florida, telephone

867-6426, advised

that the "Free School Bus", operated and funded by

the WRI,

was believed to be in Tampa, Florida over the Thanksgiving

Holiday, 11/25/71.

REICHLE

said the Bus was on a short

stop while touring the Country passing out "pacifict"

WRL information.

He did not know the itinerary for the

Bus.

It is noted that this telephone call was made to

REICHLE by SA JOHN V. DENEALE without pretent as such or

identification of the caller of FBI.

A check of logical sources in the Tampa and St.

Petersburg, Florida area failed to disclose that the WeL

is presently active in this area or that te Bus was in

the Tampa area recently.

A check with Tampa and St. Petersburg Police

Intelligence Units revealed that these Departments,

are not aware of the Race Bus being in Tampa or St.

Petersburg, Florida.

Tampa is taking no further action in this matter,

but will remain alert for possible pertinent information during

investigation of like cases

EX-115

2

Bureau

_ New York

1 - San Francisco

1 - Tampa

JVDN :5 jm

(6)

REC 3.

i78

16 DEC 3 1971

yow

7020141971

NOT

55318-68

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAY 1082 EDITION

ESA FPMR (41 CFP) 101-188

UNITED STATES GO'

INMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

SAC, ALBUQUERQUE (100-426) P

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LEFT

DATE:

12/1/71

call

Remylet, 11/15/71.

There are enclosed for the Bureau 10 copies of an

LHM regarding a demonstration scheduled by the WRL against

the Mountain Bell Telephone Company on 11/24/71, which failed to

materialize.

1

Copies of this LHM have also been furnished to the

112th MID; OSI, Kirtland Air Force Base; and NISO, New Orleans.

The source utilized in the preparation of the enclosed

LHM is

Mountain Bell

Telephone Company.

Individial owed obligation uf

ConfidinTaliTy

Ex 115

164 92-3=279

16 DEC 6 1971

NO DISSEM

- Bureau (Enc.

GD

Ap

10) (RM)

Albuquerque

JFC: mcc

(4)

ENCLOSURE"

1DE0141941

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In Reply, Please Refer :3

File No.

ITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuguerque, New Mexico

December 1, 1971

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

The War Resisters League has been publicly described

as founded in 1923 and is the American section of the

War Resisters International, a worldwide pacifist

movement.

On December 1, 1971,

a confidential source who has

• furnished reliable information in the past advised that there

have been no demonstrations at any of the Mountain Bell Telephone

Company facilities in the Albuquerque area during the period

November 24 - November 30, 1971.

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..

97-3-277

ENCLOSURE

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTIN

DEC

1 1971

TELETYPE

¡PERSE AN PLAIN

2843PM

URGENT

12/1/71 DJC

TO &

FROM:

DIRECTOR (97-3)

ALBUQUERQUE

(100-426>

op.

2P

GAR RESISTERS LEAGUE CURL), IS - NEW LEFT.

Mr. Tolson-

Mr. Felt.

Mr. Rosen.

Nir. Mchr

Mr. Richop

Mr. Miller, E

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Casper.

MIr. Conrad.

Mir. Dalbey

Mi. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder.

MIs.

Rates

Mr. Tavel.

Mr. Walters

Mr. Sorars.

Tele. Room.

1 Miss Hulmes_

Miss Gandy

shed

ON DEC. ONE, INSTANT, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS

FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT THE

VRL, A PACIFIST GROUP, PLANS TO HOLD A DEMONSTRATION OUISIDE THE

FOUR SEASONS INN, ALBUQUERQUE, NM, ON THE EVENING OF DEC. THREE,

NEXT • SOURCE ADVISED THAT A REPUBLICAN PARTY FUND RAISING DINNER

IS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD AT THE INN ON THE EVENING OF THAT DATE.

SOURCE ALSO ADVISED THAT PARTIGIPANTS PLAN TO OBTAIN 97-3-281

BLOOD FROM ONE OF THE LOCAL SLAUGHTER HOUSES AND TO POUR

=449

THE BLOOD OVER THEMSELVES WHEN THOSE WHO" IDECAFFEND THE DINNER

ARRIVE AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT PM IN ORDER TO PROTEST THE VIETNAM

WAR.

DEC 9.1971

END PAGE ONE

Ady

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AQ

(108-426)

ABOVE INFORMATION FURNISHED ONE TWELFTH MID, NINE.

O FIRST MID, AND

NISO, NEW ORLEANS. LOCAL AUTHORITIES* ALSO

COGNIZANT.

ADMINISTRATIVE 8

REMYLET, NOV. FIFTEEN, LAST.

nformant

ABOVE SOURCE. IS

APPROPRIATE COVERAGE. WILL BE AFFORDED, THE DEMONSTRATION

AND LHIUWILL BE SUBMITTED.

END

EBR FBI WASH DE

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119-36 (ROV-5-22-01)

Transmit the following in

Via

ATROEI,

FBI .

Date:

12/2/7190

('l'ype in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, HOUSTON (100-12411) (RUC):

SUBJECT: DAILY DEATII TOLL PROJECT COMMENCINC

NOVEMBER 8, 1971, WASHINGTON, D.C.

SPONSORED BY WAR

RESISTERS LEAGUE

AND CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNF

(CALC) , WDC.

For information, no information was

rouston sources regarding any participation

in connection with captioned demonstration.

@ - Bureau (RM)

1. - San Antonio (Info) (RM)

3. - liouston

DCS/sjm

(4)

reloped by

in Houston

41-3

78

NOT RECORDED

DEC 7 19/1

+773974

1971

tan,

•iNION

RUES

Sent

. M

GPO: 10700 - 16-35

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962

EDITION

GSA IPMA (11 C8X) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES ..

UVERNMENT

Memorandum

éi /

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, DALIAS (100-12313) (P)

GAR RESISTERS LEAGUE FURL)

IS - NEW LEFT

00: NEW YORK

DATE: 12/3/71

Re New Jork airtel to Bureau dated 10/27/71.

Informan

on 11/1g/71,

who has

ruinishea reliable intormation in the past,

aävised that VIVIAM NEWSOM (eX-Wife or WILLIAM VINCENT NEWSOM

former wil leader in fort worth,

Texas, and currently resialng

in austin, Texas, is Living at 6157 Calmont,

is planning to have WRI meetings held at her home on Sunday

nights..

CHARLES, BOSWELL, Student at Texas Christian University

(ICU), residence 3449) Wellington Road, Fort North,

texas, is

planning to lead the WrL group in Fort

to optain Illms from wiLLian VINCENt/sewson,

Austin

for the WRi.

_vouce further advised that as oi now there is no

.. organized group, but they are gathering a mailing list anc

plan

to hold meetings in the future.

LEADS

DALLAS

AT FORT WORTH,

TEXAS.

through appropriate sources.

Will follow WRI activities

47-3-351

44-3-45-7

1D

REC-61

- Bureau (RM)

2

- New York (97-5) (Rií)

- Dallas

G.wJ/pde

(6)

ST. 107

8

DEC 8 1971.

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

GSA FPIAR (41 C57R) 101-11-8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE: 12/6/71

CASAC, ALBUQUERQUE (100-426) (P)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRL)

IS - NEW LEFT

Remytel 12/1/71.

There are enclosed for the Bureau ten copies of an IMM

regarding a demonstration held by the WRi at Albuquérque, Wew

Mexico, on the evening of 12/3/71.

Copfes of this IHM have also been furnished to the

-2th

MID; OSI, Kirtland Air Force Base; and NISO, New Orleans.

The source utilized in preparing the enclosed IHM 1s

who obtained the

information from a confidential source of his office.

Individual owed obligation if

confidemiality

= Bureau (ma/20). (RM)

JFC/ct

a Albuquer que

(4)

REC-30

EX-100

450

97-3-282

20 DEC 13.1971

FIVE, SEC. SER, STEEM

12121171.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTIUL

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albuquerque,

New Mexico

December 6, 1971

99

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

The War Resisters League has been publicly described as

founded in 1923 and is the American section of the War

Resisters International, a world-wide pacifist movement.

On December 6, 1971, AQ I-I, who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that

shortly before 8:00 p.m. on

the evening of December

3, 19re, nine persons, both male and lemale,

the majority of them hippie type, arrived in front of the Four

Seasons Motel to participate in a WRL sponsored demonstration to

protest U. S. involvement in Southeast Asia. It is noted that a

Republican Party fund raising dinner was being held at the motel

on the evening of that date.

The source advised that these individuals were all dressed

to resemble Southeast Asian peasants and that several had their

clothing stained with some type of

' red liquid designed to resemble

blood.

These individuals remained in front of the entrance to the

motel until approximately 9:00 p.m. when they left in a group.

They

returned to the motel at approximately 9:30 and remained in front

of the entrance until shortly before midnight.

A few of these

individuals carried placards bearing anti-Vietnam War comments.

Source advised that these individuals made no effort to

block the entrance to the motel or to harass individuals entering

or leaving the motel, by whom they were largely ignored. there

were no incidents, and there were no arrests.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of

It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;

450

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1D

OFTIONAL FORM NO, LA

HAT INE EDITION

GSAFFAIR: (41 077) 101-888

UNITED STATES GUVERNMEN

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-3)

DATE: 12/7/71.

AC, WEO (100-2201) (RUC)

WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE (WRI)

IS - NEW LEFT

(00: NY)

Re lew York teletype to Bureau, 10/13/71; New York

airtel to Bureau, 10/27/71, and WTO let to Bureau, 10/27/71.

Since the date of re WO let, WO sources familiar

with New Left activity in the Washington, D.C. (WDC) area

have reported

TrI maintains No further information indicating that the

a branch at WDC, nor have sources reported

any VRE activity in WDC: .-

In addition, during the "Death Toll Project',

11/8-24/71, at WDC, no activity was observed indicating

WRI sponsorship or participation; the "Notice of Proposed

Demonstration", dated 10/22/71, and filed with the Depart-

ment of the Interior,

WDC, listed the sponsoring groups as

The Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Clergy and Laymen

Concerned: National Chairman, ROBIRTAMOON. Eox 2712

Nyack, New York, and MARGARETAKIRRY, 61 Jane Street, New

York, New York, signed

as a witness.

nfosmanT

On 11/17/71,

teadvised that Box 231

at American University (AU), WDG, (lasted as a WRI branch)

is subscribed to by MARK LOONEY, a student who has been

the subject of an SM investigation due to draft counseling

and

anti-war activity on the AU campus (Bufile 100-457720;

WFO file 100-50129).

EX-312

REC-БI

94-3-280

Bureau

2 -" New York (97-5)

• 1 - WEO

NHH: mml

(5)

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12/7/71

2.

AIRIEL

571

1O3

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-448092)

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORKS (100-160644)

SUBJECT: • VIEINAM VETERANS AGAINST

THE HAR

IS-NEN LEFI

ReBuat, 11/30/71.

DAVID MCREYNOLDS writing in the "wrI. (War Resisters

League) News";

Lich world conference Againet atomic and hyarogen somos.

Pokyo and Hiroshima, Japan, 8/2-9/71, was paid for by the Japanese

Communist party. Because of this, his air tickets were on

Aeroflot.

MC REYNOLDS departed JFK International Airport on.

7/28/71 via Aeroflot, Flight 581, scheduled to arrive Moscow

3:35 a.II., 7/29/71.

His itinerary aly included air flight to

токо, валакок а

yentiane and Banol.

He was scheduled to arrive

in Hanol, 8/13/71 and depart via Aerorlot, 8/21/71 en route

Moscow and NY. He

was scheduled to arrive in NY, 8/22/71 at

6:30 pollo

-Bureau (RM)

2100-404850) (DAVID MC REYNOLDS)

1497-3 WAR RESISIERS LEAGUE)

I-New

York

1-New York

I-New York

(100-733208)

(134-10093) 42)

1-New York

RFM:1hr

(9)

MC REYNOLDS) (42)

97-?

NOT RECORDS

150 DEC 21 1971

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-160644

Informant

2 on 12/6/71 advised that MC REYNOLDS hag

been constantly in NYC since that time with the exception of

the Labor Day weekend when he attended the WRi conference

In Athens, Ga.

During the WRi Executive Board Meetings 11/3/71,

there was

no discussion about MC REYNOLDS traveling overseas.

It should be noted the WiRL Executive Board would have to

approve finances

for any trip abroad by Mc reyNoLds.

No other evidence has come to the attention of the

MYO that MC REYNOLDS recently traveled to paris and

was in

contact with the North Vietnamese representatives.

The yo 1s of the opinion that the source is probably

referring to DAVID DELLINGER, Bu 100-384411, HY 100-121672.

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