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eam Sp.cial Agent in Charge “2= Se tember 20, 1959 Best Copy Available what's going on; 4.80, Professor Xearley has . ome idea from his own observation and from questicning aroind,. »ith Jim Tean in the post-office here, please be sure to have any nail coming from your office to me in plain envelopes so he will rot see where it comes from, Just received a request from a verson called Neal Johnston, editerein-mief of the Chicago Maroon which as I reoall it is an extremely left-wing student paper at the Univeraity of Chicago, for information about Teep Springs. I a~ inclined to disregard tt, “owever, " am sending it cn to you for your information, Lest nicht ‘ oper-Seiler roporte? that Jim lean 1s saying thet last surmer he attented "the collere of complexes” ("the nlaveround ter people who think"), °$z “orth State Street, Chi- cago 15, Tilinois, Cim “ean is algo reported to have said that he not only attended thia college last summer Dut algo subseribdes to their publ/cation called "The Currtecalum". Roger Seller made a ganple ot "The urriculum” which he had returned to Jim “ean, { quickly noted the following names aa connecte@ yith the col- ~— lege or as speakers: Ceor¢e-salkenburg, Cordgn W, Mostetter, Ceorge Je~eurphy, Arnold Raye, Rev, William T, Weird (Essex Cam- munity Church!, Jam Po-Pink, Representative Abner“Sikva, Sidney e ~ates. Seiler also repertes to -e that the idea of wearing red bands on their arms yesterday was a joint project by “111 Maughan, Jim Tean and “!dw-Weville, As T have said before, in ay opinion riek Neville ‘s an innocent who thinks it is all very funny and he plays for popularity, ™ »y oninion, the other two boys area not so innocent, “uring the p.blic speaking session tonipht, Jim (ean ade a talk about “student righta” and ow the students will have to fight and stick up for their rights, trying to make it appear that the founder of the school cave the students certain inalien- able rirhtsa that no one can take away from them, The fact is that Mr, Nunn atate’ that the dents should stick up for their rights but ':e said that rights/for the st:dents to rcovern then- ssives along moral lines an¢ that if they didn't do a sful job at that that their priveleges would have to be taken from tnem, Jim Jean's talk was obviously an attempt to up the studenta to fight for sane go-calk 7 "rights” arainst the adiminiatration, Bill Meaurhan then spoke, It sounded like ea nrofvysional high=eechelon sleeper speaking, “se talked along the sade that Mr, “aylin desea. lle talk was on the Telluride As@ in spite of the fact that he had indicated to ue that .¢. like the Telluride sumer school, ‘owever, in his tsl Be very highly of the Telluride summer school which shovs heg Si faced he actidily ts, He said, in reference to the "ell Association, that there are many oung people througnout world who want to know all the facts and thet we in this have been successful in hiding thease facta from the young in general and that at the Telluride Association there is 4 vathering of such veople from all over the world, Ye snolve oh]: oP Owntesaor *ea*.tnets resesrches into “oni: iss ea cer