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‘. LA 161-1087 7 a « SJODAL that he possessed information concerning CESAR CHAVEZ that he thought the FBI might — ‘have an interest in. laimed that his information had come from a source which he could not ~ _ (disclose and a review of this.material was made by SA wx SJODAL on-September 22, 1966; however, nothing of signi- “<"* ficance pertaining to the character, reputation, loyalty, associates, or abilit noted, except a letter from his appeare o be a of a ietter to Senator HARRISON WILLIAMS, Chairman of the United States Senate Subcommittee on Migratory Labor Problems, Senate Building, Washington, D. C. On page ““three of this document, Senator WILLIAMS was advised » that on November 14, 1965, CHAVEZ addressed a district committee meeting of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) at Fresno, California. The letter alleged that CHA EZ told this group, you must have a hate symbol in order to have a successful movement. You cannot afford to have any existing and workable f line of communication with the power structure and you aan mist hate cops. I hate cops." Also contained in the Sills 2 * material possessed by Ce «: the original of a eens ~ letter to Mr. DICK SNY e ersfield, Calivornia newspaper dated December 28, 1965, wherein SAUL D. ALINSKY, Executive Director, Industrial Areas Foundation (IAP), + South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, advised SN{DER that CESAR CHAVEZ was a staff member of the IAP oe for a number of years, Mr. . ALINSKY said that his oat, organization had always taken great pride in the a development of CHAVEZ as an organizer because of his ST, ability and integrity. The letter pointed out that it pierre: is untrue that representatives of the IAF were active in the yo. farm labor strike in the Delano, California area. Ke ee Ee ‘ eee ney Past a