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In Reply, Please Refer to File No, A confidential source reliable information i the October 29, 1965, Stated, in part, as fo of Theology. Step off November crassie® “FS Dectarslly MARCH ON WASHINGTON FOR PEACE IN VIETNAM, Fd WASHINGTON, D, C : NOVEMBER 27, 1965 OF CONTAINED Rate eh eee Ths Ae sEXETH IS UNILASSIF LED oa | b 74 | gt 4 pBG _ we eee mn att ie mn me or eae ie ee ee he ee UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ¢ , CONF NTI Indianapolis, Indiana November 12, 1965 od hyd, a op at South Bend, Indiana, who has furnished n the past, advised on November 9, 1965, that issue of the University of Notre Dame ~~ llows: "Scholastic" in an article entitled "Notre Dame Profs in SANE March," "No draft ards gil) be bormed, wo ~te dincovyed, no troop trains, halted, but after the March on Washington for Peace in Vietnam, Americans will find it harder to : r avoia the moral contradictions of the war in Vietnam. i Such is the feeling of the March's Sponsor, The National |= °=—~ Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE); and two Notre Dame Mhctlty participants, Mr. Joseph ¥7DMuffy, Jr., / @ Professor of English, and Reverend Peter Riga, Professor oa "The faculty jmembers joined a fort of prominent indivViduals-= among them 8. ulBelloy, Janes*¥armer, and Doctors-Erich‘Fromm yg J and Benjamim Bpock--last week in Washington for’s special March Committee press conference, Committee membara " fpete announced that the March, ‘completely peaceful and legal an in execution and creative and affirmative in tone’ will 27 ceeesThO March will begin at 11:00 AM in front of the White Rouge culminating thet' afternoon in an outdoor meeting beneath the Washington Monument, , my) 3 coNFigNTiAY Po. of, . ~ am “OF — “y Vo ~ ‘ Ts \ wan ENCLOSURE i = Re mea «