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FO-36 (Rev. $-22-64) Transmit the following in i, -,% Saath aT Srersansp ae ES eS SRE - pate PAA! Approved: * pind =“. *( ) l | FBI : Date: 8/1/66 ; 4 i . { (Type in plaiataxt of code! AIRTEL AIR MAIL _ (Priority) . . rd TO: DIRECTOR, FBI noua SAC, HOUSTON (62-2382) SUBJECT: PROPOSED MARCH FROM RTO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS BY MEMBERS OFCNATIONAL FARM “WORKERS “ASSOCIATION AND_FROM RIO GRANDE CIty, TEXAS TO © SAN JUAN, MISCEL TANEONS INPORMATION mA TIOD Pend call & eS ak er Se ah Th ORM af . 2 Y CONCERNING yy ¥! “\ 1O0 Re: Houston airtel to Bureau dated 7/29/66, Twentytwo (22) marchers left Robstown, Texas, Saturday, AM, via Highway 44, arrived Corpus Christi, Texas about 1:00 P.M. Rally was held in vacant lot, Highway 44 and Baldwin Boulevard, Corpus Christi and Marchers were welcomed by City Councilmen, Marchers were addressed briefly by ROY EVANS, Secretary-Treasurer of ‘Texas AFL-CIO, Reverend JAMES NAVORRO, Father ANTONIO GONZALES, Dr. HECTOR GARCIA of Corpus Christi and MOSES LEROY of Houston, an official of the NAACP. Marchers were joined by an estimated 1,000 sympathizers and marched to Corpus Christi Cathedral where a special Mass was offered by Most Reverend THOMAS J. DRURY, Bishop of Corpus Christi Diocese, Marchers will remain at El Tejano Motel, Corpus Christi until Tuesday, 8/2/66 when march will continue en route to Austin, Texas via Gregory, Texas. No incidents reported, See ee Se Bureau (AM) - G- San Antonio (AM) REC oor ds f }b2 lA wet 2 - Houston —< a Seen 4 AUG $ Bbo, a) a eer ~ ~ ra sy I raat ts eaAS Sere meee ” a er ene ~(d P ent ys nn ed BOSSEN