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- NY 97-1890 ‘activities: Rallies, lectures by well-known speakers like Carleton Beals and I. F. Stone, films of developments in Cuba aveiluble to chapters through our circulating film library, reprints of pertinent megazine articles, 4pliographies, tests of speeches by Fidel Castro and other prominent Cuban leaders, and the national committee's newsletter, FAIR PLAY, which is sent to all members. : "Profecteis low-cost, all-expense vacation tours for students, and 4 Special stucent publication, ‘to be . edited by Saul Landau, one of the directors of the scholarly *Studies on the Left. ' ‘"mhe National Fair Play for Cuba Comaittee now consists of more than 3,000 members, with chapters in principal cities. "our current endeavor is to coorcinave all campus groups supporting the principle of Fair Play for Cuva under a single aegis, a6 chapters of the newly formed Student . Council, Fair Play for Cuba Committee. "nor’a copy of our charter, program, and further details of how to establish a Fair Play chapter on your campus, write tos : ot "student Council Fair Pluy for Cuba Committee Room 536 799 Broadway Nev York 17, N.Y. " _— It will be noted that on April 6, 1960, a full page advertisement was pudlished in the “New Yori Times", @ daily New York city. newspaper. The article was sponsored by the FPCC and signed by writers, ministers, and educators and sites in part that the FPCC had veen organized in order -9- ego ence ge Sg CE ee ee EES TS arene FNS YT Sears eave ee nw wn pn ne rm rere rT weer ae aes t i