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AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, ~ WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 - 29, 1964: _ "from ED, who said, 'It is possible they have attended the same Conferences in the past, and that they will meet again at similar Conferences — this fall and winter.! "Me students were intelligent, very serious, and determined in their attitudes. Most of them gave the impression they would not change their nasttdande an fhe Agsansaa AtlaawvaagaasA Th. ac PVE huhwvis Wal tne atte be ha ek a alle ht Ne a at Rg iis listened respectfully, and asked questions; but they were not open-minded. One remarked that, 'You had to be for unilateral disarmament to be accepted in this group.! "There was no doubt of their complete dedication to the principle of non-violence, nor that they were prepared to. go to great lengths to further their eause Tt was evident that they went ta | the Conference. already indoctrinated -- not to nn be indoctrinated.' terre rine ames ty 2180 furnished the “Name and — Address List’ of the ‘Amer an Friends Service Committee, .... World Affairs Camp, as follows: ’ “THOMAS” ACKERMAN ° y 50 Davenport: Avenue ~~ New Rochelle r+; New York fo BEVERLY’ ‘ARMSTRONG ae 2993 Vincent Road. Silver Lake, . Ohio yooh ee rd [a i a re