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unre STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | In Reply, Pisase Refer to Phi ledelphie, Pennsylvytia pou JUL 12 1955 AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE (AFSC) On July 6, 1965, a source furnished the following information: A Saturday Opinion Forum of high school students was held on March 20, 1965, at the Friends Select School, 17th and Parkway, Philadelphia, Pa. This forum was one of a series sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee and Friends -Peace Committee. The topic of the Saturday Opinion Forum on March 20, 1965, was "Nonviolence in Teday's World." The program explained that at this forum they shall tr to understand the philosophical basis for and the practical implication of nonviolent ways of resolvinp conflict, with the h of developing questions such as "Is nonviolence practical in Situations such as Selma, Miss.; Philadelphia; Viet Nam; and invasions?" . The program explained that this forum would begin with play dramatizine the use of nonviolent techniques in a mythical asion of California. It will be followed by a debate by Geor akey, Director, Triends Peace Committee, and Stephen Uzzell, a conservative retired Army Colonel, After a question period in the afternoon, Doctor Noel Brown, Political Affairs Officer, Department of Political and Security Council Affairs, United Nations, was scheduled to discu: the use of nonviolence in international conflicts with James Umstattd, member of the John Birch Society, who worked in Latin America, a graduate of Princeton and who did graduate work at Yale and the University of Pennsylvania, Noel Brown covld not a and Georgt-Wi llouphby, Executive Director, New York Friends Grou Inc., spoke in his stead, Se ne nn mre enema eer - fer (70 -N57% ~ te peti eM ee ee nai, ie tt a at