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STEDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY A source has advised that the Studenty for a. -being at a founding canvention huld at jort Huren, Michigan, in June, l962. From an instial ideclegical Lsture of. "participatory democracy.: the cursent line cf the national Jeadership reveals an adnerence te, Warxism-Leninism.. Hichael Klonsky, National secretary, in March, l969, called fer. the building of a .revolutionary Marxist-Leninist movement. Shyggl TiAto uf luauanrOaut won! paaou Sey Sds Jo wErdoad ay Stt o? Arleuty pue uorlrsod Jea weunar-rdue ue o? sayzhna present advccacy of an anti-imperialist line, linking up the oppressed peoples cf Asia, Africa, and i:tin America with the black liberation movenent in the United States. China, the worldwide struggles aginst United States imperialism.. On the other hand, SDs regzrds the Soviet Union as an. imperialist power and does not support the policies of that. country. SDs maintains a national office in Rcom 206, l608 West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois. Its official paper, "New Left Notes," reflects the line of the national leader- ship and program adopted at meetings of the National Council and National Interim Committee (Nic). Three national. officers and a Nic of eleven members are elected each year during .a June Natiornl Convention.. SDs regional offices and university and-college chapters elect delegates to Sational Council meetings wherein program and ideology are debated, but each region and chapter is autonomous in nature snd is free to carry cut independent policy. and programs reflective of Iocal conditions. APPENDIX 10-