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of black people and that it rida the nation of all its useful | te, Nw. o . re “ CONF MDENTIAL ° ‘Mys. Martin Luther King, Jr. resources, She posed the question, “why can't people of the United States and Southeag hon make peace?" She said people should make peace and that Wevshould declare that the war is over, that thea march of hunger and poverty is over and added that the only trouble is that Nixon and Agnew hope to keep this national crisis to maintain control of the people. Mrs. King said her husband maintained there must be a radical revolution in the form of a personal revolution in order to change the society and that racism and militarism have to be - put down. She concluded by saying, "You - people - let us make the peace.” (100-463195-810, 777 p. 3,4) In November, 1972, it waa known that Mrs. King continued to be a member of the Board of Directors of the SCLC while making frequent public appearances and speeches in behalf of legitimate civil rights movements and activities. She is akso active in collecting funds for the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial Center in Atlanta, Georgia. (62-103052-72) On November 30, 1974, Mre. King led a march sponsored by __ the Committee for Integrated Quality Education in Boston, Massachusetts, to support busing for integration of the schools. She was one of the speakers listed for a rally in connection with the march, (157-6-5-A Daily World, 11/30/74. The central files of the FBI, including the files of | the Identification Division, contain no additional pertinent information concerning captioned individual based upon back- ground information submitted in connection with this name check | yequest. Enclosures (2) =2- conrswezat