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On 10/31/72 , advised there had been no Brown Berets TIc5-187170) support Lor Ceasar Chavez to further organize farm labor in the Oxnard area. 105-187170-13 p.l (18) On 11/1/72 GHEE: uc nisnea "The Winter, 1972 Catalog of W.E.B. School of Marxis tudies" which revealed that Cesar Chavez, EF t+ =.5 aemex , = er en, rr as resident of the uUrw, would be a guest teacher for an individual session on “Marxism and Christianity" at Georgetown University, WDC. The subject of this file is "W.E.B. Du Bois School of Marxist Studies." 100-463084-8 p.5,6 (8) The following references pertain to the Peoples Coalition For Peace And Justice (PCPJ) (100-459771) and the activities of Cesar Chavez in connection with this organization from 2/27/71 to 4/15/73 in California. Chavez was interested in PCPJ support of the farm workers lettuce boycott. In connection with PCPJ literature, the UFW was listed as a national organization for the PCPJ Coordinating Committee with Chavez named as a representative. Chavez addressed a PCPJ sponsored anti-war rally and emphasized the importance of the support of the farm workers in ending the Vietnam War. REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-448092-420 ep.52 (18) 100-459771-253 ep.8 (18) -370 ep.17 (24) -645 ep.61 (18) -749 p.2; ep.19 (7) -1426 ep.12 (7) "The Los Angeles Times," date not given, block date 4/20/73, contained an article captioned “Illegal Grower Payoffs to Teamsters Charged" by Frank Del Olmo, Times staff writer. This article stated that Cesar Chavez charged that the California lettuce growers made illegal payoffs to Teamsters Union officials in 1970 as part of a conspiracy to destroy his UFW. At a press conference in WDC, Chavez called for a Cancroacei ‘ i Congressional investigation of the allegations, which he said were base on interviews with Teamster eyewitnesses. da \L1>} (continued) | CAD eee! Vi EA SUR RS re OR ESTERS