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Habional Hobiligation Com. :4'ee Lo Eni she Wer in Vietnam. Ssmissee to.Support Re_eassa ...cricsn Prisoners At the conference, Howard zinn stausc shst i. ar:s Ravercnd Berrigan had been selected to make the tri? SscauJe .:.y are active in the movement against the war in viecnam. zrn casled for the immediate withdrawal of all American Sgops in vietnam, as he claimed the United States has no R.siniss being in that country. Zinn also thought that -ssident Johnson was being disloyal in pursuing his present pelicy in Vietnam. Reverend Berrigan stated that he was making the trip on humanitarian grounds and he did not believe that he was dty? stu? Bugneu ut ohnotagedun Sugaq A fourth source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised on May 14, _9s3, that on : May 10, l963, the militant Labor. Forum (mLf) sponsored a symposium in: New York, New york. The first speaker was David Dellinger, Edisor of "Liboration" Magazine. Dellinger identiried himself as a Pacifist. He ssated that it was nacessary to Ebolish the cause or war, which is captslism. He advocated a Communist Scc.ety and said, "r am a Communist". bus pointed out thst he was not a Soviet-type Communist. A characterization or Mlr is attached.. The "New York Daily News", a New York City daily newspaper, January 10, 1966, issue, contained an article, entitled. 'word from the Lert". The article stated that "three Americans who defied. a State Department cravel band to spend. ten days in North vietnam, arrived at Kennedy Airport last night, mouthing the Communist-Hanoi line about the deep Tinconsistency' of the 'hypocritical: US vietnamese policy.