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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION eee, wer ee A SRE Te Seattle, Washington ly, Pleas» R ’ In Reply, Please Refer a September 30, 1965 RE: FOLK ROCK AND ALL CAUSE PROTEST MUSIC FESTIVAL, SEATTLE CIVIC CENTER, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 1, 1965. INFORMATION CONCERNING The "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" newspaper, Seattle, Washington issue of September 27, 1965, page 12, column fF, andthe University of Washington "Daily" newspaper, issu: of September 29, 1965, column 10, carry advertisements regardine the above-captioned music festival at 8:30 PM, October 1, 1965, at the Seattle Arena located in the Seattle Civic Center. This festival, sponsored by PAT O'DAY and DICK CURTIS, KJR Radio Station disc jockeys, features, "in person," BARRY McGUIEE singing “Eve of Destruction," with R. F. SLOAN, The Gras Rocts Singers, Gas Company, and GIL BATEMAN, and advertises this program as a "first-time anywhere in America" program. An article on the same page of the University of Washington "Daily," captioned "Protest Time: Folk Rock," is quoted as follows: "Grab your banners, protesters, and prepare to rally for the cause. Any cause. "YOU can be among the chosen to wit- ness the first Folk Rock All Cause Protest Music. Festival this Friday at the Seattle Center Arena. Heading the program is ex-Christy Minstrel BARRY McGUIRE and his trend setting 'Eve of Destruc- tion,’ Also on this unusual show will be Joby MILLER, telling the wrath of a young boy fight- ing for individualism in the 'Home of the . Brave.' Other protesters include P. F. SLOANE, the Grass Root Singers, who have just released their first single, "Mr. Jones' and two new a c y era and CT]. BATEMAN acts, the Gas Company Singers aha Gib BAICMAN. This document contains neither recommendation nor. conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your TE agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed: outside your agency. Let .tpeg ~ " ENcLosvet a