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TABATA was on tour in support of Dr. NEVI XAa Ne ro South African scholar, and his comp ions,had been imprisoned at South Africa for reading maliterature. Informant further advised that the mehad been arranged for by the SWP, Boston, and thatchaired the meeting.

Boston, on October 31, 1965. Informant advi3;% that

"The Harvard Crimson,� an undergraduate newspapertamtzicge, Massachusetts, in if: Ervsmher 8, l9t5,carried an article reporting on the results of thefor the City Council in L the,� Y recent CambridgThe article reported that subject, "a twenty�fourBoston University student who ran for the Councilagainst the war in Viet~Nam ran nineteenth out oftwenty�four. He polled seventy-seven first place"and was eliminated on the first cut."

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'?eace, Jobs, and Freedom", issued by the APSC and six laborofficials. The Ilyer noted that this meeting was to be heldon April 14 and 15, 1961. west stated that this is supposedto be strictly a trade union affair. West explained thatdelegate fees at this Conierence are five dollars tor thoserepresenting an organization and three dollars for individualdelegates. He pointed out that individual delegates do nothave the right to vote or to be recognized from the iloorand that, therefore, all Party members should try to hedelegates iron their respective unions. West added that therewould not be a lot oi advertising about this Conierence and

-noted that the Conference would be on television only whileit is being held since that is what the trade unions want,

The ilyer for this affair, furnished by this source,noted thet the iollowing speakers and.resource leaders to date!were to attend this Conference: ,,

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Following adjournment of the conference until the _following day, SAM KUSHHER engaged JAMS WILBURN in conversationduring which WILBURN remarked that the�speaker of the evening,ERIG§¥gR9MM had spoken "over the heads" of the maJority_of ,persons present in his analysis and figures concerning the '

cold HEP. HUSHREH~eeid this was true, but that FROMM was an

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problem. He said that they could probably talk of manyweaknesses of the conference, but that one outstanding factappeared which could not be ignored and that was the fact that

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been impossible to get the people in attendance that eveningto come out for a conference on peace and that he felt the merefact that they were in attendance at the conference in such

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peace. KDSHHER stated that-many weaknesses would undoubtedlyshow up during the conference, but that concentration should

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the cenference was to impress the trade union movement th the

urgent necessity for peace. 7 5 1' A Heggo,- HILT "vIA,- was then introduced. He said

he had been seat by PATRI GORMAN, who could not he present,

to read a letter from GORMAN. The letter stated GORMAN was -

sorry he was unable to attend the conference, but that he agree?1%�:

with its purposes and wished it all sucf so. . /'/15' -. ��"""'

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mom stated he was going to talk about the cold war.

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gave a brief historical background of the Soviet Union,

that up to a certain time officials and representatives

of that government worked unoeasingly toward world revolution.

was decided that conditions in each individual non-

socialist country differed greatly and that it would be better

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to allow each country to cheese its own means, related to

conditions in that country, to advance its system of government

-to the ultimate aim of Sosiallsm. He stated at that time

State Capitalism had started to develop in Russia and that

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in Russia rather than Secialism as is believed by many people;

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H t the current Americanvery little difference exists be ween

and Russian forms of government. He stated that both geve ments

aspire to world domination. _ " IHe said that both nations were loaded with nucl ar _

eapons. He stated that most people were unable to suppress I

feeling of horror whenever they read or heard about human

torture carried out in castle dungeons during medieval days,

but that such tortures were not comparable to the pain, anguish�

and terror experienced by the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

when the American atomic bombs dropped. �Such bombs were the

equivalent of one thousand tons of TNT. Today's bombs are the i

alent of a million tone of TNT. One dropped over Chicagoequiv

would kill every living thing within a radius of forty miles.

He said that afstgitistician named KAHN of Rand

Corporation was engaged in preparing figures for the United"

States Government on the possibility of survival following a

nuclear attack on this country. He estimated that, providing

fifteen minutes warning was received prior to the dropping of

bombs, the nation would escape a single attack with a loss of .

approximately five million lives. If the attack were to come

as'a complete surprise, between sixty and ninety million people _

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cities. .FROMM stated that this casual talk of six

to ninety million deaths simply had to stop, that the lives of

that many people were involved, not Just cold figures on a

piece of paper. He said that an aroused intelligent people

simply would not allow such a holocaust to occur and that

our purpose should be the arousing of the people to an

awareness of this very real danger and the fearful annihilation

which will result if reason is not allowed to prevail.

Then came a question and answer period. A young man,

who identified himself as a newspaperman, then asked FROMM_what

specifically could be done to prevent World was III. FROMM

answered that that was why the conference was being held; to

work out and put into action specific plans to prevent World

War III.' Then a man named ROSS, who said he was a member of the| ' 92

Auto Workers� Union at St. Joseph, Michigan, said he had noted

FROMM had made quite a point in his speech concerning the Russian

desire to d�§inate the world. He said that_there was a cliquein Russia which desired greater emphasis on attaining world

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About 300 students and a hand full of teachersarose and walked toward the doors of the Cathedral. .

The negro students did not participate in thewalkout, or with few exceptions, in the subsequentdemonstrations on campus and in Morningside Park. Theyhave maintained a _olicy of separatism throughout theProtest oftenkgz�gzning to ioin the SDS led demonstrations.

,,392/ _Mar a�udd, campus leader of bDb who was .aw charged with riot'and inciting to riot in earlier

protests. remained away from the campus during theactivities. SQS leader said that his lawyers hadasked him not to risk further arrests.

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_ �Ra§biFA,_§ruoE}gldman_gave the invocation.at the c .pus rally s on§or¬d'by the SRU. The sneakers/ � include Dr. Eargldggéylor. �ormer Rresi egt of Sarah/5 � a Lawrenc ��llege; Dr.f§r§H�§gomm. ��ééehglegistg and'Dwigh__* g�onald, $06151 c5aaa' or. Mac Donald stated

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./beginning of 1 eration classes and invited everyone. to proceed to the gym site for poetry reading and af picnic. This rally ended at 5=1O PM. The rally was? peaceful and no incidents occurred.92 - e~ '

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PM, JUNE FOUR, NEXT, ACROSS THE STREET FROM SAINT JOHN

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