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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIEIEC DATE 03-26-2025 3Y NSICO b6 per FBI, NCIS CONFIDENIIAL NIS INFORMATION REPORE 03-27-70 b7C per FBI, NCIS CODE CONTROL StATUs DATE 14HQ 03-27-70N14-4062 COMFOURTEEN/ZMFPAC(G-2)/ H.0044.M/I.80HQ.M/F.1440.K/F.1434.H// FBI-HONOLULU/710 MID/ 44 DO OSI PACAE MADE AT NISO HONOLULU Origin SUPPLEMENTAL DATA SEX Soc'at security no. MAILITARY SERVICE NO. GIRTH {DATE} GPC (PLACE) M S/BERRIGAN,FHILIP (REV.)(U) DOI/23-25 March 1970 DPA/23-25 March 1970, Honolu1u, Hawaii EVAL/B-2 SOURCE/Var ious iII i SUMMARY 1. Rev. Philip BERRiGAN, one of the "Catonsville 9," convicted for destroying Selective Service records at Catonsville, Maryland in May 1968, addressed an audience of approximateiy 150 students at Andrews Outdoor Theatre, University of Hawaii at l2:30 p.m., 25 March 1970. His visit to Hawaii was sponsored by the Symposia Committee of the Associated Students, University of Hawaii (Asuh), the Service" at the Church of the Crossroads on the evening of 24 March, at Spalding Hall. on the University of Hawaii campus at 9:30 a.m., 25 March, and at the Off-Center Coffeehouse, center of University radical activity, at 2:00 p.m.,. 25 March. As anticipated, he condeaned the Selective Service System and denounced U.S. participation in the war in Vietnam. In addition, he likened the destruction World War II, called upon his audience to. "dissent, rebel, revolutionize" and "recapture power," and implied that any action dedicated to the exposure, elimination and destruction of the current systen would be justified. I! TEXT 2. " @) Early in March 1970 it was announced by the Symposia Committee bf the. Associated Students, University of Hawaii (Asuh), the University's student government body, that the Rev. Phiiip BERRiGAN, SsJ, had accepted an invitation to speak at Andrews Outdoor Theatre on the University campus at 12:30 p.m., 25 Maxch l970. The Symposia Committee further announced that he would Iead two seminars on that day - one at 9:30 a.m. in Spalding Hall entitled 'The Non-Violent Revolutionary Struggle," and the other at 2:00 p.m. at the Off-Centex Coffeehouse 1abled "Prison:. A Punishment for.Peace." BERRiGAN, one of the I'Catonsville 9," was convicted for burning Selective Service files at Catonsvilie, Maryland in May 1968. He has served seyen months of the six-year pxison sentence meted out St 'aanog ouandng *san dyn o? leadde syy asot augaey 'pue uorane snan nog wgy o] arrival handbills describing his background and activities (attachment (1)) were. distributed on the University campus. SEARCHED NDEXED MAR311970 b7C per FBI, NCIS I+.I. 1.1y INFHNTAL WARNTN CONEESENTTA THIS DOCUMENT IS THE PROPERTY OF TME NAYAL INYCOTIOA PAGE COntents may be DisclOsed OnLy to persons whose Official Duties reQuire 'access IT.R 1 AUTHORIZATION FROM THE NAVAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE DEPARTMENT OETHENAVY NAVAI INTFLLIGENCE-NAVALINVESTIGATIVF SERVICE