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e as wee ee a te Aw evLOr[e Moons wo Ené the Yer Coumissee to. Support Released JweYIicLa Prisoners At the conference, Howard Zinn stavse oeee me ancl | severcad Berrigan had been selected to make the 4° 3 2CQUss wily ave active in the movement against the war Vaetnan coon cailed for the immediate withdrawal of all americen 2 Lops in Vietnam, as he claimed the United States has no ~u8inegss being in that ccuntry. Zinn also thought that vsiaent Jonnson was being disloyal in pursuing his present : icy in Vietnam, . - i ty 1 Reverend Berrigan stated tnat he was making the trip on humanitarian grounds and he aid not believe that he was peing un patriotic in making this trip. . A fourth source, wno has furnished veliable information in the past, advised on May 14, 2953, that on May 10, 1963, the Militant Labor. Forum (MLF) sponsored a symposium in’ New York, New York, The first speaker wes David Dellinger, BHaLsor of "Tiboration" Magazine. Dellinger idencified himself as a Pacifist. He svated that it was necessary to avolisn the cause of war, which is caplvalism. He advocated a Communist SccLety and said, "I am a Communist", pus pointed out that he was not a Soviet-type Communist. > creracterization of MLF is attached. The "New York Daily News", a New York City daily newspaper, Jenuary 10, 1956, issue, contained an arcicle, entitled "Word from the Left", The article stated that "three Americans who defied a State Department vravel band to spend ten days in North Vietnam, arrived at Kennedy Airport last nisht, mouthing the Communist-Hanoi line about the deep Tinconsistency'! of the "hypocrit ical! US Vietnamese policy. . ~ 4. COR maaan eS Solent elaas