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° 6 . . ‘ . (continued) ; was one of those scheduled to make the trip. (4) 105-173248-A "The Washington Post o Times Herald" 11/2/72 The following references pertain to the Committee of Liaison With Families of Serviceman Detained In North Vietnam (100-457899) and disclose the activities of Howard Zinn, BU anti-war activist from 2/16/68-11/13/72, and pertain to two trips which Zinn and others made to Hanoi in behalf of American prisoners. Press conferences were held in the JFK Airport, NYC, prior to and when they returned from their second trip to Hanoi. A motion picture film obtained in North Vietnam was made available to newsmen during the press conference. (Uy REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-457899-62 p.1 AS) -370 p.l 8) =371 p.l (8) -393 p.2 8) ; -401 p.1 A8y 100-462435-16 encl. A p.82 (aoy The following referencesin the file captioned "Indochina Peace Campaign" (IPC) pertain to an IPC Conference that was held at Cambridge, Mass., from 12/1-3/72. Howard Zinn, a BU Professor, spoke on his recent visit to Hanoi. He stated that he noticed recently that persons on college campuses had indicated their discontent with the peace movement; however, he felt that the movement had done a lot of good, citing the recent success in prisons and aboard the Navy aircraft carriers. ( \ REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 100-472828-66 p.1,2 AAT), -~70 p.27 SAT) -72 p.2 ep.1,3,5 (ary b6 US Customs advised on 12/4/72 that letters contained in a »/° box of xerox letters that were confiscated fro (100-0) were opened. Most of the letters were imprinted wi return addresses one of which was aw i 45 Chapin Road, Newton Centre, Mass. M SECRET, [ ~13— (continued)