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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT 0} JUSTICE ry FEDERAL, BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ee yore ’ AFet York January 12, 1966 In Reply, Please Refer to File No. CONFIDENTIAL o°? 4 aN FED OY Sh Leet March On Washington For Peace CLASS Sin Qn. % iat’ In Vietnam, Washington, D.C., oct November 27, 1965 78 On December 16, 1955, a confidentia The November 23, 1965, issue of the New York Times, a New York City daily newspaper, contained an advertisement entitled “March On Washington For Peace in Vietnam with the subtitie "A Call to Mobilize The Conscience of America" on pages 2& and 29. Page 2& contains the list of sponsors for the march. 4 This list is attached. It should te read in alphabetical order, inasmuch as the sponsors were listed in alphabetical. order in the advertisement. : It 1s to be noted that "he Worker". an East Coast ~ Communist newspaper,in its issue of December 15, 1945, on nage 4, contains @ photographic reprotiuction of the advertisement appearing in "The New York Times.” There is set forth below information concerning SOME yt hs of these sponsors: ot 2 Bean g-3 “42 af SF fee La Associate Professor On March 31. 1948, ‘«. advised that-he had-received a communication from his nephew, a student _at the University L7¢ of Florida, advising him that was acquainted ’ with on a student who is employed in 67D — the at’ the » and who, =. // according to his nephew, was a Gommunist leader among the students at the University 0 orida. ar source furnished. & card containing the name This card was. used to seat guests at a dinner sponsored by the Emergency Civil Liberties (ECIC), which was held on December 15, 1955, at the Hotel Capitol, New York City. A characterization of the ECLC is in the Appendix. — CONFIDENTIAL d from automatic ng an classifixation