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1 BS 100-35505 "Although the ofl 2 military aireraiv, tney dic 329 'relucvrantiy,' said Fr. Berrigan, beeause they t2arec% they might ‘jeopardize the well-being of the corrid.. they were leaving behind.'" a On February 19, Jvbe«, Supervisory Immigrant Inspecroue, imaigration ana Naturalization Service (INS), Jonn F. Kennedy Iaternational Airport, advised b6 that Professor HOWARD ZINN, accompanied by the Rev. DANIEL J. bie PERRIGAN, arrived at Jonn ©. Henmnedy International Airport, New York, at noon on Poprg sens 23, 1968, via Air France flight 015 from “ar..u, cvayvre. “sracding to “INN, holding Passport sh 28584, listing his home address as 94 George St., Neneon, Messactieacts, had left the United States en January 31, LYoe, from Nes rerk City to Copenhagen. On February 1, 1968, he less Conennasen en route to Bangkok and Vientiane, Luos. On Pag ace _ 1968, he left Vientiane en rsate to Hanoi, dorth Viren. gn February z2vU, 1y05, che "Boston Herald" carried a feature article entitled "Zinn's Books Held by Customs, , EU Prof. Brought Ho Chi Minh Diary from Hanoi." This article reads as follows: LL "Prof. Howard Zinn or Boston University charged yesterday that U. S. Customs officials confiscated photos and books given him last week in Hanoi. (4 "Zinn waid ene Ju. or Rev. Daniel terrigan, S.d. . Cornell Universit!s., aloo ico ‘Lishtened considerably' Sunday Jen they landed in Now 107k. t.G- “Ine proressor and tno priest spent five days in Hanoi eerangping ior the releane or tneee Ue. S. pilots from a North _ & P stnat prisen. u “Yann tola =: oo yeu cetium class and reptyters that come of the rheonos ralkvers ita 1 ayocographer 'who went around with us’ showed bombing “gamara UL 4 "The conviscaied books, he said, were in English, » Laneseded chao 'Peisonce Usa) at Ho Chi Minh' and ‘some rae aie Wesbacdes «ov Vaooret. ) ou ¥ b