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good." Upon his return to the United States, he published the so-called “Cotswold Agreements, “ describing the formation of a new international Nazi movement of which he intended to be the head. Rockwell privately admitted that such a movement was, in fact, not formed and this statement was inserted into the documents only in the hope that it would harass people of the Jewish faith. Actually, the assertion was made to enhance his own importance. Rockwell informed American authorities in October, 1962, that if an international organization of this type was actually formed with headquarters in the United States, he would - register in accordance with the Foreign Agents Registration Act. During the Summer of 1964, the secretary of the western division of the ANP was maintaining contact with members of the British National _ Socialist movement and forwarding them copies of local ANP newsletters and publications. | Although Canadian officials have banned Rockwell's entry into Canada, he has twice managed to slip across the border. The last time was in November, 1964, when he went there to fulfill a speaking engagement -- later cancelled -- at the University of British Columbia. Rockwell claimed to have been disguised as a bearded rabbi when he crossed the border, although this was later discounted and considered to be merely a move for publicity. - 13 -