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2. - CG 176-5 com Committee which would be supported by 150 Loosely — Affiliated Liberal organizations. DELLINGER stated r the city in denying them permits would be denying their rights. DELLINGER advised he believes in - civil disobedience but did not intend to disrupt the delegates or the Democratic National Convention. RENNIE DAVIS said he would "rather he shot here than in Vietnam", and indicated they planned to have two to three hundred persons under twenty-five years of age in Chicago for thei: cemorstrations. DAVIS told STAHL he would "See you in Chicago on August 25th". On August 25, 1968, STAN. advised be met with DAVID DELLINGER, RAY DELLINGER, Professor DBonabLu [ KALISH of the University of California, Los Angeles, SIDNEY PECK, MARK SIMON and Miss NARILYN KATZ. DAVID DELLINGER demanded to meet with Mayor vig DALEY and demanded permission to slecp in the public ¥ parks, DELLINGER, commenting on the arrest of TOM Ay HAYDIN by the Chicago Police, charactcrized the — Situation in Chicago as an "imergency situation”, and pe Stated although they would atterpt to “minimize be: destruction", "Anger will seek expression", DAVID. DELLINGER further demanded permissrion for a march to —F the Chicago Amphitheater and an end to the Chicago ant ! t ant: Police's use of the mace, <I Deptty Mayor STAHL provided the following ae Xerox copies of a memorandum concerning a meeting with RENNIE DAVIS on June 16, 1968; a meeting with RENNIE DAVIS, MARK SIMON and othexs on August 10, 1968; and a letter addressed to him and signed by members of the Free City Survival Committee of the Youth International Party: ‘3 ing