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TONAL Pot MD. . a ~ . en Prue {a cra) an . . \ t ° UNITED \4 OVERNMENT oo —Memorandum TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI pare: 9/12/72 - , * (105-170160) ; POMS ‘yf SAC, LOUISVILLE (100-5781) (P) wees 'SURECT CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED Poy ree a ayweN CONCERNED - | \ ay tee apoUr viernaal ql Meare AT ON CONTAINED ——S DAE 2c Bi cpr ool sa. Re Louisville letter and LHM to the Bureau dated a 1/3/72. a On 12/21/71, at 7:15 PM approximately 200 white 3 predominately young male and female marchers participated in a candlelight march through downtown Louisville, The ~ ak march was sponsored by CALC and was meant to recognize the ae deaths being caused by the Vietnam War. At a service after ae the march, 300 candles were lit at a Louisville church sym- bolizing the number of people who die daily in the war, CALC els had obtained a parade permit for the march and there were no “Peto arrests or incidents associated with the march. proaane’ Between the period of 12/22/71, and 4/18/72, the are TT CALC was not active in any public demonstrations or marches ew and they did not voice their opinion on the war in Vietnam e~ j or any other national problem to the various news medias in q—_t the Louisville, Kentucky area. Clerey end laynien Conserned. a at i — a On 4/19/72, CALC sponsored a peaceful demonstration ~ in front of the New Federal Building, Louisville, Kentucky. oy Approximately 250 people attended-the demonstration. The ‘ + Reverend FREDERICK long Lites »» coordinator of the CALC fw of Kentucky read a long lita to which the demonstrators responded. The litany touched on the war issue, suffering of American Indians and Negroes, the draft, conflicts between American scientists and industrialists, academic freedom, reedom of the press and the oppression of various minority oups. fr. _ ‘ewBureau (RM) REC-19 JOY "VOLb-O- Pie . - New York (100-156667) (RM) 3 -_Louisville (2 ~ -5781} (CALC 3S sep 14 - } Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan o/ ‘\ 72 ete WO eget A NG