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ae ~w CV 44-703 — ; CAs cisv 2eab (G) 5 7 3 é STUDENT MODALT“ATION COMMITEE), Also Knevn As Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnanu: National Student Mobilization Conmittee h source advised on Moy 16, 1969, that the Student Mobilization Committee originally grew out of the National Student Strike for Peace conference held in Chicago, Illinoic, on December 28-29, 1966, which resulted in a call for massive antiwar domonstrat ions in New York City and San Frenciscoe, Califoxynia, on April 15, 1967. ‘The Nationol Student Strike for Peace was originally called by the Communist Porty. Divisions arose betveen elenents of the Communist Party ami the Socialist Worlzors Party (SVP), culminating in a take-over by he SWP clement in tho Sumner of 1968 and the Comnunist Parcy clement withdreving. Source frrther advised the Stusent Hobilization Committec locally and nationally is controlled by the SWPP und its youth arm, Young Socsalist Alliance (NSA), as evidences by theixy participation in Student Mobilizetion Comat tice functions and their leadership role played in tho qeteagl pian! fea.4. 2 aw remyien a debe aw Sendent Mobliization Committee. The SWP has been designated pursvunt to Exccutive Order 10450. A reporyt by the Comnittee on Un-Amorican Activities, louse of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress, First Session, dated March 32, 1967, entitled "Communist Origin and Manipulation ef Victnam Week (April 8-15, 1967)" stated that the Student Mobilization Comnittea and the Apr i111 5, 1967, antiwar Gcmonstrations were communist dominated and inspired. A second source on April 3, 1969, made available a copy of “Phe Student Mobilizer" dated April. 5, 1969, which was self-described as being published by the National Office of the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 57 Broadway, Room 307, New York, New York 10003. In this issue the aims of the Student Mobilizetion Comnittee were set forth as: Bring the Gis home from Vietnam now; end” campus complicity with the war: and win Self-determination for Vietnam and Black America. .