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U :TED STATES DEPARTMENT 0, \USTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Denver, Colorado - February 19, 1965 DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING U. S. INTERVENTION IN VIETNAM On February 19, 1965, a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation observed an individual passing out i leaflets in front of the Main Pest Office in Denver, Colorado, x which leaflets were captioned "4n Appeal to the Conscience of America, for Peace with Honor in Vietnam." The flyer indicated the leaflet was being passed out under the auspices of the Catholic Worker, 175 Chrystie Street, New York, New York; The Comittee for Nonviolent Action, 325 Lafayette Street, New York, New York; The Student Peace Union, 5 Beekman Street, Room 1029, New York, New York; and the War Resisters League, 5 Beekman Street, Room 1025, New York, New York. i i i TeriQl ip babe bg oot It was, determined by the Agent that the‘ individu passing out these leaflets was affiliated with the Committee for Nonviolent Action in Denver and that his name was Denver. Co/é, Records of the Denver FBI Office reflect that on March 13, 1959, QUEM participated in the picketing ‘of the Titan ICBM Missile exhibition at the CivjeCenter, — > Denver; and that on May 12, 1959, he atte @& meeting of a _ ace. group held at the residence of Saeee Denvef/4which, in addition to tended. by. ~ and purpose of the meeting was to discuss the possib ideas to name the peace group and plans were dise ing the passing of leaflets at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver on Armed Forces Day. A source, who has furnished relia the past, advised on Janua 15; 1965, that_ ___ ees «cae were 211 members of . Socialist Workers Party (SWP) in Denver. \ pen LN ENT TIE EA nt HARE OE PONCE te tt t F901 747 | ALL INFORMATION CONTAINER ten! HRS Hy ab 8B LBS } COPIES DESTROYED , 146 FER 2 Bre — (08-4329 3/4 $5 -— SF eNCLOSURR, .