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NY 100-161445 Two individuals from the Committee on Racism Signed the letters as well as two other individuals, who were identified by name only; among the latter two was CAROL LEFCOURT. The "Columbia Daily Spectator", a Columbia University student newspaper, in its issue of March 13, 1968, identified WILLIAM CRAIN as 4 Chairman of the NLG Draft Committee. crrovmermunmire rameter tee ‘eg STE Tear GALANT ta =< » TD OANLLUDA 15 Fhe DACCULLVE secre ary TEPHE of the “NYG Chapter of the NLG. tree ae te The March, 1969, issue of "Rights", self- described as & publication of the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (NECIC), on page 12, reported that on February l, (1969), the NECIC welcomed GERALD LEFCOURT to its staff as Legislative Director. em ee wo Seah! eee ae pee | The "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications" of December 1, 1961, by the Committee on Un-American Activities stated the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (ECLC) was established in 1951, and "although representing itself as a non-communist group, actually operates as a front for the Communist Party." The ECIC changed its name in 1968 to the a, NECIC to "develop @ vital civil liberties aan organization in 211 50 states as rapidly as possible." v3» except in the usual proceeding following the The above information is not to be made public L7¢ iss e of @ subpoena duces tecum directed to r a7 Oa, he we vege -5- ne pe ae meg am eee tte Se ger ete emer ee