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BS 100-33633 4) Anti-war demonstrations should be continued ya and made larger, if possibde. . . eo A be . Pe | ae a i tye +, 45 BS T-1 on November "13, #1064, advised that I. wx Tanaa, Mee described by an SWP Boston Executive Committee’ member as a very important African marxist whose writings seem to be Trotskyist in origin, was the featured speaker at a meeting held at the Tremont Street Methodist Church, Boston, 6n October 31, 1965. Informant advi that TABATA was on tour in support of Dr. NEVI XANDER , a Negro South African scholar, and his comp teas, who had been imprisoned at South Africa for reading marxist literature. Informant further advised that the meeting had been arranged for by the SWP, Boston, and that subject chaired the meeting. ‘Phe Harvard Crimson," an undergraduate newspaper. publibkhed at Cambticgee, Meeeecharetts, doolta UWoraTrbear 8, 1965, edition carried an article reporting on the results of the campaign . for the City Council in . the... ~ recent Cambridge elections. the article reported that subject, “a twenty-four year old Boston University student who van for the Council as a protest against the war in Viet-Nam ran nineteenth out of a field of twenty-four. He polled seventy-seven first place ballots and was eliminated on the first cut.” The “Boston University News,” an undergraduate newspaper published at Boston’ University, in its November 10, 1965, edition carried the following article: woe & “University Student Join Peace March pile The University Students for Peace (SFP) will join the Nov. 27 Washington march to protest continued escalatioy of the Vietnam war, according to Johari edberg (CLA '66), president. . es