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A characterization of the SDS appears in the Appendix. | REPRESENTATIVE Uf - STUDEUTS Fo A Merton KaAtic. cee { tenn Miran ei sn ” \ oe ine Washington , Past"; a daily Washington, . D.C. newspaper, in its September 21, 1968. edition, carried an article entitled "U.S. War Foes Meet with Hanoi Group", which reported - that a grovp of 2U American war foes traveled | to Budapest, Munsary to meet with xepresenta- . fives of North Victnam and the National Libera- tion Front to discuss strategy on U, S$, campuses, According to the article, Vernon Grizeard, one — -} of the above travel group and a former national Vice ,President of SDS, stated that the Hortn | - Vietnamese gave no direction for activities in - | the United States, but were pleased and interested j in "our" plans. _ coe tee ms ee f | | | ! . \ . | On July 10, 1968, during an anti-war demons tra- ; So, tion held on the Boston Common, Boston, leaflets were distributed which set forth that the BURG's — } : primary function was to aid, abet and counsel - | I | young men faced with the draft. It further set | ' ° forth that the BDRG provided draft counselins to ; _ * help anyone in dealing with the Selective Service .. ‘System, whether to obtain a deferment, secure . | - ™ »-. Status as a conscientious objector, or resist ee induction outright, oe i ~~—_ - awe . . . 7 . 7 , ‘ ‘ . { ' { , Lo cs