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Reference is made to San Francisco memorandum dated April 5,1966.

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The marchers left Stockton, California, at 9:00 a.m. on April5, 1966 and arrived at Lcdi, California, at 3:00 s.m. The marchersspent the night at Lodi, where they held a rally. They left Lodiat 9:30 a.m. on April 6, 1956 and arrived at Thornton, California,at 2:30 p.m., where they spent the night. At 10:00 a.m., April 7,1966, the marchers left Thornton and were headed toward Hood,California, where they will stay overnight. They are scheduled togo from Hood to Preeport, California, for an overnight stay onApril 8, 1965, then to West Sacramento on April 9, 1966 and thento arrive in Sacramento to see the Governor on Easter Sunday,April 10, 1965.

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On April 8, 1966, o11bert"F5Ti111a, Vice-Presidentof the National Farm Workers Union,adv1sed the local PalmSprings newspaper that support of the striking Delano grapeworkers had a route for the protest march they will hold inPalm Springs, California, on Sunday afternoon. The marchwill be organized at Ruth Hardy Park and will return therefor disbandment.

According to Padilla the new route and the choiceof the park as an organization point was made necessary whenReverend Thomas J. Flahive, Pastor of the Lady of GuadalupeCatholic Church refused use of church grounds. He saidmarchers will gather at Hardy Park at 2:00 p. m. Sunday,April 10, 1966, and the parade will begin thirty minuteslater. The route will be west on Tamarisk to Palm Canyonthen south to Arenas where marchers will turn north againand retrace their steps to the park.

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&#39; Accozding to the April 8, 1966, issue of the Pressise Hewspaper the protest march was first organized

by tht Riverside County Committee in �support of the Delanograpd&#39;strikers after it was announced by Governor Edmund G.Brown he would not meet Easter Sunday in Sacramento withparaders there.

Instead his aids announced he would spend the Easterweek end with his family at Frank Sinatra&#39;s Tamarisk CountryClub home in Palm Springs.

Since then Governor Brown has agreed to meet thestrikers in Sacramento but the Palm Springs parade will bestarted nevertheless as a gcstangof sympathy with thestrikers in Delano. �

Copies of this memorandum are being furnished toRegion II, 115th INTC, U. S. Army, Pasadena; U. S. Attorneyand U. S. Secret Service, Los Angeles; Office of SpecialInvestigations and Office of Naval Intelligence for informa-tion and completion of their files.

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~18 - e was conducted in Palm Springs, California, by agroup in sympathy with the Delano grape strikers. The paradewas conducted in a peaceful and orderly manner and no incidentsoccurred.

The Daily Enterprise, a newspa er for RiversideCounty, in an article dated Aprilwll, 1926, set forth inpart that following an orderly parade of some 300 personsthrough downtown Palm Springs yesterday, leaders of the"Committee to Support the Delano Grape Strikers" pledged tokeep their group alive to aid the farm workers in California.

=The march did not attract any large number of onlo0kers_despiteits wide publicity over the past week. Little girls instarched Easter dresses solemnly paraded carrying signsthat read, "Away with Farm Slavery." The marchers did notmeet with Governor Edmund Brown, who was spending the dayin Palm Springs with his family at the Frank Sinatra residence,but they did not expect to.

Following the wind-blown parade over a mile or soalong Palm Canyon Drive, the marchers returned to Hardy Park,the organizational point, whereleaders of the committeecalled upon participants to continue their efforts inbehalf of the farm workers.

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Last Uednesday night, April 6, the radiocarried the announcemen�that Schenley Industriesagreed to recognize the iiational Farm Workers Association, � nd that an agreement �hacI"b&#39;een execut 3 withTésarvgnavez, head of the union, and Sidneyirarshak,

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0! Economic Opportunity had granted thin union 1287, �B87 to use in ft ;92/92self-help projtxtt rsggiryg migrant wbrkers in !_?a1i£or:z�2= 9-er .-/, � - &#39; 5I os Angeles HIICE a {vise 1 on 10/20/as that t~=::"x=.&#39;.&#39;t vrwar R 30&#39; at -> Qin.&#39;&D¢m&#39;!¬nt union which had become aiiiliatel with the �. ~�I.- 1� It.-since Soglaniggr, 1965. It was reporte-ily organize-i tor the p-1:9-.1-.&#39;-».> &#39; ~

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end that thiregreement had been executed with Ceear Chavez, repreeeniingNit�.-A, andtidney Korehek, attorney tor dcbeniey. The Director has requested .a enmmary on NF�i=.�A and Korshek.

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wascontacted the Bureau to van announcement that the Ottice oi E: �1.0! had grantedthis union $267,837 to nee in a eel!-help project to migrant workers intiern, Kings and Tulare counties oi California citizenship and money manage-ment. ailnce our tile: contained no record identifiable with this union, werequested our L08 Angelo: uillce to furnish intormation available to them

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Onr Lee llngeiee Uttice ndvieed on 10-20-65 that NF�...A onea local independent union which reportedly had only become s�illated withASL-Ciu since September, 1965. Allegedly this aitliiation was only tor thepurpose oi eupportin; the mgat farmers and pgpe pickers strike in Géllnu,California. it was tnrther reported that the N1 V~A was led by a Cesar L. i.llZl92&#39;¬2and the purpose of this union one supposedly to improve the wages and livingconditions of the migrant Latin worker in thil part oi Celitoruin. �this unionelnime it in an independent organization with otiieel at 102 Albany atrect,Delano, California.

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Cesar E. Chavez has been described as the founder and Directoroi the Lie reportedly born on 1-31-27, possibly_ at_l;e1_ano,__C81JI.01&#39;P_!?-He resided at 12z1_ Kensington ;aneeT,"n&#39;?LaT"cmro,. , 9�:-Tnilf� and has spent about14 years in the knilose, California, area pridr to 1963 as a recruiter tor theCommzmlty krvice Organization C3!! at Ban Jose. C80 is a "war on poverty"type organization. Chavez refuses to answer any questionnaires directed at himby Credit Bureaus or similar organizations. He has openly been called acommunist at Delano City Council meetings; however, our sources do not possessany de�nite information in this regard even though Chavez reportedly associateswith "leit-wing" type individuals and allegedly has been known to distribute copiesof "Teopleis World, " a west coast communist newpaper, free of charge.

Chavez publishes and sells a paper called "El Malcriado" whichis described as the voice oi the farm worker and the official voice of the NFWA.Chavez has reportedly stated that he desires to open general stores in the SanJoaquin Valley to sell "commodities to {arm workers at discount prices" auito therefore create a boycott of local businesses. He allegedly has also starteda credit union for the farm workers who are members of the NFWA. One ofour we.-�nee has stated the opinion �at Chavez is not altogether sincere in hiedesire to assist migrant workers but rather is interested in mating a name for _ghimself and to gain �nancially. It was also reported that the $267,887 gramapproved by OEO tor NFWA has aroused considerable public opinion against it.

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Sacramento, California, on April 9, 1965 ending a 25 day, 300 mllemarch from Delano, California, demonstrating a demand for recognitic.of their union. 1500 strikers and sympathizers took part in an even�ing rally, April 9, 1956, held at_Our Lady of Grace School, westSacramento, across the river from their final destination, the State

. . aCapitol grounds, Sacramento. advised tn twas peaceful and no incidents occurred. _icers from the CaliforniaHighway Patrol, Yolo County Sheriff&#39;s Office West Sacramento! andthe Sacramento Police Department were present during the rally andofficers from the Highway Patrol remained nearby all night.

advised that at 1:30 p.m., April 10, 1965,approximate y arc ers and supporters marched to the CapitolGrounds, Sacramento, from West Sacramento, a distance of one mile.Approximately 6000 persons greeted the marchers upon their arrival athe Capitol Grounds. The marchers demanded the appearance of GovernEDMUND BROWN, who was not available in Sacramento and had advised th.prior to April 10, 1966 that he would grant them an audience on April9, 1955 or April ll, l955 but would not be available on Easter SundayIt was announced to the crowd that Governor BROWN was being picketedat the home of actor~singer, FRANK SINATRA in Palm Springs, Californf

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of a lette ad aeaorandua LEI! and appropriate copies forlisted offices, dated and captioned as above.

In addition to the above copies of this LEI, copiesare being designated for Secret &rvice, 113th INTC Group,IISJ 981!, O81, all Chicago, Illinois, for information purposes

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The Chicago Office has insufficient inforaation onwhich to identify JII ARNOLD and HARRY JOHIISJII aentioned in theattached LHI.

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NATIONAL FAR! IORIERS ASSOCIATIONUYIPATHY DEMONSTRATION AT 8 I I!OOQ QO!PA!Y, 33§O HORTH £39512AVEIUI, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, IAY 23,1966, II SUPPORT OP STRIKIHG DELAIO,CALIFORNIA, IIORANT GRAPE PICIERSIIIORIATIOI OOICERKIIG

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Delano, California, have been on strike to get for themselvesthee things other workers are legally guaranteed: the rightto organize into a union and to bargain collectively, theright to a living wage, the right to humane working condi-tions at the right to dignity on the job.

T: DiGiorgio Corporation, which last year grossed$231,800,000, which owns hb00 acres in the strike zOD6 BBdmore than 26,000 acres all together!, which has four dir-ectors on the board of the huge B ank of America, and whosewide-ranging corporate interests make it truly an economicoctopus, is being challenged by its field workers, whoseonly power is their unity of purpose and strength d� deter-mination, and whose only weapon is their non-violent strike.

THEY NEED YOUR HELP! _

A nation-wide boycott is being conducted againstDiGiorgio products. S & H Foods warehouses are beingclosed down in California and �ew England by large groupsof pickets with the suppc�t of Teamsters� unions.

The midwest distribution center for DiGiorgio productsis here in Chicago. It is crucial that it be closed downtemporarily to show DiGiorgio the strength of suppa*t forthe strike. The Teamsters have indicated willingness torespect picket lines at the warehouse. whether they do orHA1� II&#39;IQ921&#39; ha nn.92I92l-"verb.-.92�92+ 921v&#39;92r<.92v92 +l&#39;924&#39;92 Af� Ali!!! v92"A_|rA¥ 1I-9292JU IIJRJ U15 UIJALULLAECIIAU Ill-JUL} lull�-7 �Q1. BU LJJ. QQJ, PLBQUU J,g.llUQ

The warehouse is located at 3350 N. Kedzie, one blocknorth of Belmont and the JFK Expressway. On Monday, Hay 23,1966, at ?:00 AM, people from all parts of the city willmeet at the S & H warehouse for a mass demonstraticn�picket.The most effective aid you can give the strikers is to bethere. -

B oycott and consumer pi .ting will continue untilthe strike is HON. To help ontact the strike coordinatoron your campus, call Ear /Johnson at 939-2790» or writeNFW§, 1300 Habash, Chicago, Illinois.

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Eli NATIONAL �15�3HlI�-I IOIIE38 ASSOCIATIONSYIATHY DEMONSTRATION AT S 8 I IOODCOIPANY, 3350 NORTH EEDZIE AVENUE,CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, NAT 23, 1966, MIN SUPPORT OP STRIIING DELANO, *¥CALIIORNIA,_IIGRANT §RA§I,PIC§ERS -=

&#39; ii-; hold was told by the Illinois Circle Campus Police i;that he £d not pass out the above leaflet unless he obtiined &#39;qihil� sponsorship or the Illinois Circle Campus chapter oi

the SDB. Arnold secured this authority and was then peraittedto distribute the leaflet with the ataap ot the "SD8, UICCChapter" thereon�

On la 23, 1966, 1: was ascertained �that telephone number 939-2794 is listedI__ -_- ____o__c Bishop oi Ghicego Besettlenent and/hr Cerdinal s

Couaittee for Spanish Speaking People, 1300 North WabashAvenue, Chicago,Il1inois. An unidentitied*person answeringthe telephone revealed that Harry Johnson who is aitiliatedIith the NIIA had been given space,and use of theatorenentionedtelephone at the address because of the interest variousaeabers of the Catholic clergy have taken in the plight ofSpanish speaking persons here in the United States. Theatorenentioned unidentitied person answering the telephonestated that at that tine Johnson was out conducting thepicketing of the S i i food Conpanyijarehouse.

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According tn-looth, the SDS�had persons out picketi e /S t I rood Company Iarehnuse that date and that ebb,I BBS lenber associated with the United Packing House Foodend Allied Iorhers oz Aserica in Chicago, ees the personhandling the SDS interest in this latter.

ational Secretary of the ,and the SDS itself had aninterest in the picketing or the S b I tood Conp:E:gg:;§house.

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n In 23. 1966.it was earne cu: arry 0 son representing the NTIAthat he had conducted the Chicago phase of the nationalboycott against the Di�iorgio Corporation, and �k�ul�eyProducts at the B 5 I Food Company Iarehouse, 3350 NorthKedzie avenue, Chicago, that date tron 7:00 AI until 4:00 Pl.The purpose oi this boycott was to close down the ChicagoIidwest, California and New England distribution centers oiDi�iorgio products. At the peak 0! the demonstration soae 60

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pickets re present, made up of persons from the 8D8,Congressof lacia Iquality CORE!, American Iriends Service Committee Quakers!, striking Chicago welfare employees and someCatholic and Protostent groups and/or representatives. Agood number of the pickets were students who left before9:00 AI and a token force of four to six pickets remainedat the scene until the warehouse closed in the evening.Johnson stated that Lee Iebb of the SDS was active inee-erdinating the ietions of the SDS pickets during thedesonstration.

Continuing it was learned from Johnson that therewas no outright support of the picketing by the TeamstersUnion itself but that the picketers received sose individualsupport from a number of the teanster workers who refusedto cross the picket line. It was also learned through Johnsonthat Cesar Chavez, active in organizing the grape workersin California , had been in Chicago that date centeringin reference to the strike with various people in theChicago area. He left at 1:45 PM and returned to California.Johnson said that in the past the NFIA had received thesupport of some Teamster Union locals in carrying out theirstrike against the Di�iorgio Corporation products. Theyhad been most successful with the Teanster Union on thelest Coast. Johnson resarked that the NFWA with the aid ofCOB! and other civil rights groups had been quite successfulin getting Di�iorgio and �chenley products removed fromshelves located in stores in Harloo and Brooklyn, �ee York.According to Johnson the picket line would resume at 7:00 AIon lay 24, 1966, however, it was not expected that more thanten or l2 pickets would participate on that_date.

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Q; gay 35, 19|55,was learned tron Harry Johnson that the picketing at 5 E ICompany Iarehouse, Chicago, terminated on lay 25, 1966,at 9:00 Albecause nenbers oi the Teamsters Union indicated they wouldno longer honor the HIIA picket line. Johnson indicatedthat during the picketing he had received assistance tronJis Arnold, a full-time volunteer worker with the NFIA.Johnson also indicated that the efforts of the NPIA inthe Chicago area since it had not received tull supportiron the Isassters Union souls nos he directed to picketingand attempting to influence retail stores to take Di�iorgioand Sohenley poducts oi! or their shelves.

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A source has advised that on October 26-27, 1963 a _,conferenc of members of the Communist Party CP! including -national nctionaries, met in Chicago,I11inois,for the purposeof setti in motion forces for the establishment of a new _national rxist-oriented youth organization which would huntfor the st peaceful transition to socialism The delegatesto this seeting were cautioned against the germ of anti-Sovietand anti�CP ideoloaies These deleaates were also told that i-would be reasonable to assume that the young socialists attractedinto this new organization would eventually pass into the CP

A second conference of over 20 persons met in ChicagoDecember 28-29 1963, for the purpose of initiating a "call

to the new youth organization and planning for a founding con-vention to be held in June, 1964

A second source has advised that the rounding conventionfor the new youth organization was held from June 19-21 1964at 150 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, at whichtime the name I E B DuBois Clubs of America DCA} was adoptedApproximately 500 delegates from throughout the United Statesattended this convention The aims of this organization as setforth in the preamble to the constitution, are,"It is our beliefthat this nation can best solve its problems in an atmosphere ofpeaceful coexistence, complete disarmament and true freedom forall Deonles of the world and that these solutions will bereached mainly through the united efforts of all democraticelements in Uul country, composed essentially of the workingpeople allied in the unity of Negroes and other minorities withwhites Ie further fully recognize that the greatest threat toAmerican democracy comes from the racist and right wing forcesin coalition with the most reactionary sections of the economicpower structure, using the tool of anti-Communism to divide and

y the unified struggle of the working people As youngO

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is of October, 1935, the headquarters of the DCA waslocated at 954 lchllister Street, San Francisco, California,

Over the Labor Day weekend, I965, the DCA held aconference in Chicago, Illinois. According to a third source,a Lew slats of national officers was elected at this conference,which included Chairman HUGH STERLING FOWLER, ll wno,1vcnrdingto the third source, attended a CP cadre encampment held at CampIidvale, New Jersey, in June, 1965, and following his electiones Chairmen of the DCA, attended another national CP cadre youthconference held on September 9-12,1965, on a farm located inNorthern Indiana, according to a fourth source!; Director ofPublicity CARL ELLENGER BLOICE who was elected to the SanFrancisco County Committee CP in April, 1964, according to afifth source!; Educational Director IATTHEW "DYNAMITE" HALLINAN who in June, 1964, was stated to be the Youth Representativeon the Northern California CP District Board, according to aBixth Source!; Organizational Secretary TERENCE "KAYO" HALLINAN who, according to a seventh source. met in June. 1965, with theDistrict Staff of the Illinois CP to discuss the proposed DCAIidwest Summer Project!, and Treasurer SUS3N PHYLLIS BORERSTEIH who, according to an eighth source, has attended meetings ofthe Youth Club oi the CP of Illinois during i965 in connectionwith the DCA Sumner Project!.

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On lay 3, I965, a source advised that on June 30,1964, a group of young people who attended the founding -convention of the I.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America DCA!, met _in Chicagfand adopted a statement of purpose and constitu- -tion forming the DOC as an affiliate of the national OCA. &#39;

�his source further advised that at a meeting oithe Chicago Area of the Iidwest Region of the UCA held April3, 1965, the boundary of the Chicago Area was established toinclude all oi Illinois north of Springfield, Illinois, andall oi Indiana. At this meeting, TED PEARSON, Chairman oithe Youth Club of the Communist Party of Illinois, was

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A second source advised on November 26, I965, thatas of November, 1965, TED PEARSON continues to be the ChicagoArea Coordinator of the DCA and the otticial headquarters islocated at the PEARSON apartment, 1808 North Cleveland Avenue,Chicago, Illinois.

The second source advised that there is currentlyonly one club operating in the Chicago Area and that is onthe west side. This club operates a Freedom Center at 2829iest lake Street, which is open seven days a seek to the

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. According to the above article the purpose or theproject would be to teach the students farm laborer organizing,demonstrating and boycott techniques, so that they would beable to return to their respective areas to apply their know- -ledge to assist in the cause of the farm workers and civil rights .matters.

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Association NFWA! has been sending letters and pamphlets to - &#39;universities all over the United States in an attempt to recruitstudents and professors to come to Delano during the summer of -1966 to assist in organizing the farm workers. Chavez has men-tioned that he would like to have 2000 students come to the SanJoa uin Valley this sunner to serve the NFWA cause. � lieves that possibly several hundred studen s may f

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Reference is made to San Antonio LHMs dated 6/7 22/66,captioned UNKNOWN SUBJECT; Threat to Bomb Starr County CourthouseRio Grande City, Texas.

Enclosed for the Bureau are 11 copies of LHH datedW and captioned as above, suitable for dissemination. Local" dissemination has been made to USA, San Antonio; AUSA, Brownsvill ,5

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NELSON resided in Housto, Texas, for a short time -and, prior to that, was reportedly instrumental in the ;organizing}! the grape-pickers in Delano, California.now reside _in Rio Grande City.

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_ , also active in organizing the grape-pickere in Delano, California, has been assisting NELSON inthe Pio Grands City areii However, it is not known if shg11j .ie etill in that area. - ,,

The 5/28/66, edition of the San Antonio News, a dailynewspaper published in San Antonio, coifiinea an articlereflecting that two top leaders of striking Rio Grands Valleyfarm h ds disclosed on 6/27/68, they are at odds over affiliationwith a &#39; fa-based union. EUGENE NELSON, president, and

* HARGI __§BEZ, vice president, acknowledged that a major basisfor&#39;tHe r dissent is a pamphlet the founder of the John BirchSociety is credited with editing.�/1Z2 |

The article further reflected that SANCHEZ wouldoppose affiliation of Independent Workers Association INA!with the National Farm Workers Association NFWA! "until thoseguys in California clear their names of this communism."It should be noted he was apparently referring to the NFWA.

This article also reflected that NELSON told areporter, "I&#39;m not a communist and don&#39;t know of any communistshere.... if there are communists in the Rio Grande Valley itis because there are conditions here that ere conducive to Etheir activity.

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� For the information of the Bureau and recipient � ---offices, the Catholic Church has become involved in this �situatio� The Valley Evening Monitor-,_ a HcAllen, &#39;i�exas, 7daily neibpapér, issuéiof of 5 contained an article Twhich galectadfhat s- . NING, of _tji_ss_ion F535;!, Vand Ar isho ROE§%§;f6¬£Y of the Sap Antonio Arch iocese awere*Ht&#39;BHH§-Eh-B 66, over the Catholic Chu ch&#39;s positionin the Starr County_strike for higher wages f farm hands.

Msgr. .1.-ANNIN3 , in a sermon at St. au�gi-CatholicChurch in Mission, Sunday morning, charged clergyman fromSan Antonio who have taken part in the strike are "impostersand intruders" end that they "do not speak for the churchs"

HANThe article also stated that Father CHARLES GRAH N,secretary to Archbishop LUCKY, said on behalf of the Bishopon 5/20/66, that "Monsignor LANNING is of the old school thatbelieves priests should sit in their rectory and watch theworld §o by and not get involved in the social evils of theworld.

. Father GRAHMANN agreed that the two priests whoparticipated in a so�ca1ied "civil rights� march in Rio Grande

&#39; City do not officially represent the Church, although he saidigeyywent to Rio Grande City with the "permission" of Archbishop

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Both the Political Association of Spanish-SpeakingOrganizations PASO! and the Teamsters Union have expressedinterest in helping the strikers. It should be noted thatPASO is an organization formed in about 1960 which has chaptersthroughout the State of Texas. Its primary purpose is politicaleducation of individuals of Latin American descent and is nottied to either the Republican or Democratic_Party.

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Although CHARLES HcKINLEY SMITH fsupra! has reportedlyhelped NELEON in this matter, based on data available to the "San nntonil Division, it is believed a COMI inves _should n b &#39; stituted b San

conne wi e and has said he is not a communist.

The Los Angeles Division should furnish any availableinformation to San Antonio reflecting subversive activityon the part of EUGENE NELSON or DOLORES HUERTA or any informationreflecting communist influence in the INA or NFWA.

Houston should furnish San Antonio any iniormationavailable reflecting communist influence or infiltration inthis matter by any persons from the Houston Division area inasmuchas NELSON headquartered in Houston prior to moving to theSan Antonio Division area.

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The June 28, 1966, edition of The Valley MorningStar, a daily newspaper published at Har ingen, exas,contained an article captioned, "Helen Pickers Talk ofMarch on Austin." This article was datelined Rio GrandeCity= This article reads as follow=:

Union support for Eu%;Dgl�¬l;;n&#39;s Eational&#39;7�/Farm Workers_Association Local I . 2 of Starr County Mgrew Monday after receiving backing at a meat cutters J Z, _convention in Harlingen Sunday. Plans for a Farm "Workers march from Rio Grande City to Austin were alsoin the talking stage. /_ 1

- Ir�Nelson said that 59y¥%�§;; of Austin, Secretary:Treasurer of the Texas AFL-¢1�,&#39;had agreed to praviE1**$250 needed as a deposit for a telephone at NFWA Headquartersin Rio Grande City.

LVl�S was one of several labor chiefs fromaround the nation who met with Valley Amalgamated HeatCutters and Butchers Workers Union of North America whenit pledged support tor the Starr County farm picketers.At the meeting in Harlingen, the union voted to donate$300 to the NFHA local. Announcement of the&#39;additional$250 came Monday.

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Another development hatched over the geekend and announced Honday by Nelson was the proposedRio srands Citysto=Austin march. The march is similarin concept to one which called attention to theCalifornia grape pickers strike early this year, Nelsonsaid�. _

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Although plans for the march are not definite,the strike leader figures it would take about a monthto cover the distance to Austin. The one in Californiacovered 325 miles and took 25 days.

Support for the hdea.of such a march came last�H from the RBV.;$_he.nriJ.J_;Y§mith and the B.91._K.._Wi1J.iam

illian of the San An &#39; &#39;I _ t" 1 iocese, and the RegL_gackI K .Q;j}E§t and the Rev. Pau e of the Amarillo Diocese,//� � Nelson said. &#39; T� "_ Evans added his support and suggested that the

march should terminate in Austin on Labor Day.

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Re San Antonio airtel dated 5/28/65, captioned, q"PROPOSED MARCH FROM RIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS, TO AUSTIN, 5TEXAS, BY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FARM WORKERS ASSOCIATION."

Enclosed to the Bureau are 11 copies of LHH Mdated and captioned as above, suitable for dissemination. ALocal dissemination has been made of the LHM to USA, San AAntonio, AUSA, Brownsville, Secret Service, San Antonio andAustin, Austin PD, Travis County Sheriff&#39;s Office, 112thINTC, OSI, l�th District, ONI, Bth Naval District,

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PROPOSED MARCH rnon R10 snnnnz CITY,TEXAS, TO AUSTIN, TEXAS, BY nznszas orTHE NATIONAL FARM WORKERS ASSOCIATION,AND rnon RIC snnunz czrv, TEXAS, TO SANJUAN, TEXAS, JULY u, zqss

On June 28, 1955, SA TIT informed that&#39;informationhas been received by SA T-1 from a source whom he did notwish to identify that members of the National Farm WorkersAssociation plan a march from Rio Grande City, Texas, tothe vizinity ct San Juan, Texas, on July H, 1966,

8&1-2 said Eugene Nelson is a leader in theNational Farm workers Association strike in the Rio GrandsVG]-1§yo

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San Antonio memorandum datedand captioned as above.

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All sources except any listed below! whoseidentities are concealed in referenced communicationhave furnished reliable information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations norconclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBIand is loaned to your agency; it and its contents arenot to be distributed outside your agency.

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IE ill AITOIII TEL TO DIRETORQIULY FGUR LAST, {FAR! WORKERS COIITI IUED MARCH, TBAVELIIG FRQI SULLIVAI CITY

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Tho National Faro Iorkoro Association hogan a larchon 7/4/66 at Rio Grando City, Tbmao, and arc duo to concludetho oarch on 7/8/66 at San Juan, Tbzal. -The Iarchori arcprotooting ioo oaiarioo paid to tho oooboro of thoirassociation. Ban Antonio adviood by tolotypo, 1/5/66, that

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The only additional information in the Los Angelesfiles concerning EUGENE NELSON not in possession of the SanAntonio Office is the following:

EUGENE*NE1SON is an ex-police reporter and a graduateof Marshall, �I-l1,"&#39;Ha.ndy Institute." no source!

An advertisement appeared on page 14 of Edition #26,1966, of the "El Malcriado" which means Rebel"!, the NationalFarm Workers Press paper, of a book for sale entitled "�uelga."by EUGENE NELSON.

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The files of the Los Angeles Off e contain no pertinentsubversive information concerning wm TA, Vice Presidentof the National Farm Workers Association NFWA!, other than thefact that sm msmmn, editor of "The Peoples 1.-kn-lo" PE-J}, hasbeen in touch with her on several occasions. /576:1, /f, .- ,

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It would appear that contacts between HUERTA and thePH had been made to obtain coverage of the Delano Grape Strike,and too, that receipt of the PW at the office of the Farm Work-ers Association was to determine actual coverage being given.

Files of the Los Angeles Office indicate little, ifany, effort to actually infiltrate the NFWA. Discussions atvarious CP meetings have been numerous concerning the DelanoGrape Strikers and all members have been urged to help thestrikers on the picket lines, and if not there, to help bygiving them food and clothing.

I _ i ,In view of the above, it is not felt that continuedinvestigation concerning the cominfil of the HFHA is warrantedat this time, and accordingly, Los Angeles is closing thisC356.

Upon receipt of information indicating CE efforts to&#39; actually infiltrate the NFWA, Los Angeles will reopen its case.

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J1 � sm JUAN, rrxas, JULY 4, 1966 e -mscsrmnsous - Iuromwrrou CONCERNING &#39;

Lie San Antonio airtels to Bureau, 6/28/66 and 6/29/66.

Houston Office has previously furnished to SanAntonio all information pertinent to this matter which isknown to the Houston Office. Any information along thisline which is developed will be furnished promptly. Infor-mants and sources have been alerted for this type of informa-tion.

This matter is being retained in pending statusby the Houston Office since a portion of captioned march is _

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Harchers proceeded from La Villa, Texas, to_Raymondville, Texas, this date without incident. -Plan rally in Raymondville tonight and then will proceedtowards Falfurrias, Texas, tomorrow. ;7

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Marchers stopped for day on_7/18/G6 near sanManuel, Texas, and were taken by bus to Rio Grande Cityfor a Farm Workers Union meeting. larch to continue7/19/66 toward Falfurrias, Texas. No incidents or dis-tuxbances have occurred.

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Approxinatiy twenty marchers stopped tor the; day approxilntely twenty tour miles north of Linn, Texas. 92@ Inrchere I111 be taken by bus to Fnlturrias for night and x !I 92 gill reeuwe-aerch tenor-oz. Harchers atill led

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After a UDLOH meetlng 1n R10 F ande Cxty Monday, 7/18/55ninete f�ow�fren marchers led by AITONI&V E2 of Houston Texas{_/I marched today from San Manuel o polnt mldway between [inn "��

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RE: Houston airtel to Bureau, 7/22/66.

Approximately 19 marchers participating in marchfrom Fdfurrias, Texas, to Kingsville, Texas, will arrive l�glg "Kingsville 5 PM, 7/26/66, and will be met at city limits �by police escort and mayor of Kingsville. Marchers will, .

Martin&#39;s Catholic Church, Kingsville, for rally and suppernight of 7/26/56 and will receive bed and board at SaintMartin&#39;s Church buildings, Kingsville, until Friday when Qmarch is expected to leave for Corpus Christi, Texas. No ,incidents to date.

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92 persons night of 7/22/66 and marchers left Falfurrias� 7:50 a.m., enroute to Premont, Texas, about ten miles ,

north of Falfurrias on Highway 281. Marchers were geeted »&#39; by Premont Mayor and local officials and well received.

After lunch marchers returned to Falfurrias by bus. ,Present plans to resume march Monday a.m., 7/25/66, en- froute to Kingsville, Texas, and planned to arrive there .Tuesday, 7/26/66. No incidents to date.

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�*1 Approximately 30 marchers left Camus Christi �Cathedral, Tuesday A.M., 8/2/66, en route to Gregory, Iexas, 92headed by EUGEN1�}="=I~I&#39;EI.SON, farm labor organizer, and" the tRev, JAMESQQIOVARRO, Southern Baptist minister from Houston,Texas. " � �" ��"��&#39; "-&#39; ��

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local dieseeination has been made to USA, sshAntonio, AUSA, Brownsville, Secret Service, San Antonioand Austin. Austin Police Department, Travis County Sherifi&#39;sOffice, 112th INTC, OSI, Tenth District, and ONI, EighthNaval District. I

I&#39; Enclosed ior Houston and Les Angeles are two jIcopies each of the above mentioned LEI.

or threats of vioience or raciai overtones during thecourse of this march through the San Antonio Division area,the activities of the narcmms is being set out in theattached LB in a summary torn. Activities oi the narchers �

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PROPOSED IARCH FROI BIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS, TO .f;AUSTIN, TEXAS, BY IBIBERS OP NATIONAL FAR] IIORKIRS ASSOCIATION AND FROI BIO GRAN! CITY,an SAN JUAN, TELAQ, July Q, 1965

�he Valley Iorning Stag, daily newspaper publishedat Barlingen, Texas, carried an article on July 4, 1966,which article stated that tar! workers tron Rio Grande City,Texas, planned to-begin a march on that date from Rio GrandePity to Pharr, Texas, to call attention to the Starr Countytars workers strike.

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daily newspaper published at lclllen, Texas, printed_anarticle stating that approximately 100 marchers had marchedfrcn Rio Grande City, Texas, to Sullivan City, Texas, andthat they planned to resume the larch on Tuesday, July 5,1966, and ccntinue to Friday when the marchers expect toarrive at San Juan Catholic Church, San Juan, Texas.

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&#39; 15a! I38 Earc�ers had finished the first day 0! their marchfraveling iron Rio Grande City, Texas, to Sullivan City,Texas, and that no incidents oi violence or disturbancescf any kind had occurred.

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marching to Pharr, Texas, had arrived at Iission thatdate and that many of then planned to return to Bio GrandsCtty to spend the night and then resume the larch tronRissicn the llcwing day. He advised that union organ-iner EUG ELSON, leade oi the marchers, had beenjoined by sverend JAI55/E§g£RBO, Baptist sinister fromHouston, i_zas. and IE!Dh, __QT!, !cillen Church oi Qhristminister. �D advised he had no reports of anydisturbaqirs or incidents ot violence during the day&#39;smarch.

On J-.11 &#39;-&#39; 1966. -, a vise a the tars wor erhl 92. "T-. �"�-- &#39; -� "?. " "&#39;c tln_pd thelr _a.ch on this date tron Iission, Texas,passing through !cAllen, Texas, and then traveling to Edin-hurg, Texas, Hidalgo County seat. He stated that he under-stood that most of the marchers would return to Rio GrandeCit? for the night and resume the march from Edinburg thefollowing day. �stated that the march through the!PAl1en area was very peaceful and disciplined, and thathe knew of no reperts of violence or threats oi violenceduring the day&#39;s proceedings.

<=&#39; B; �=66, aEld.92�1S922 that the farm wcr ers,

nLrbsx agprcxinire y lat, had concluded their march thisdate, i!tiVl�§ at the San Juan Catholic Church, San Juan,Texas, at agproxi ately 5:15 PI. They were set at thechurch by Bishe;/g£DElROS of the Brownsville, Texas,diocese who celebrated a special sass and held a meetingwith the marchers wherein he indicated that the church

was ~:r.;_c-srned and interested in their cause. �n 1Fdvis-ed that no incidents or disturbances o any

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arrive at Austin, Texas, on Labor Day. -~

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t< twenty mare era a arrived in Ieslaco, Texas, on July11, 1966, and that on_Ju1y 12, 1966, they had proceeded easttron !es1ac: and arrived at Elsa, Texas, at the end at themarch on gidy 12, 1966. He stated that the marchers werereturned bus to the San Juan Catholic Church and will re-sane their march from Elsa on July 13, 1966.

On July 13, 1966, dvisedthat the marchers had traveled that date rom lsa, Texas,to Lavilla, and that there had been no report of any inci-

- dents of violence or racial overtones.

On July -4 1965

wis 1 a *.e mar: evs, numbering approxima e y nty,had proceeded from Lavilla, Texas, to Lytord, Texas, whichis near Raynondville, Texas. as stated that the marchersplanned to arrive in Raymondville the next day and hold arally and than wcuid proceed toward Faliurrias, Texas. Hefurther addsd that no incidents of any kind had been re-pcrzed to his office.

= <>~==J-11>&#39; 1», 1966, �advised that the marchers ha arrived at Raynondville,Texas, early that date and that they planned to remainin Rayncndville for the night to participate in a plannedrally. He stated that the marchers, during their stay inRaynondzille, had been orderly and law abiding at alltimes.

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r-a arrive at the slcse of that day near San lanuel,T°ll§, and that he understood that they planned to takea bus to Rio Grande City for a tars vorkars union meeting.

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� " RE:;&#39;Houston airtel to Bureau, 8/16/66. - . .On 8/12/66ithe marchers left Beeville at 9:30 AM

and marched to Normanna, Texas, a distance of about nine milest d to Beeville Texas, to spendnorth. The marchers re urne ,

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O On 8/16/66, the marchers left Pettus, Texas, enroute to a point between Pettus and Kenedy, Texas, con-tinuing their march to San Antonio, Texas.

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All sources utilized herein have furnished reliable 1"information in the past. .

Source No. l furnished,the following information inOctober, 1905 and in January, l9o6;

on September 3, 1965, the Agricultural workersorganizing Committee AHOC!, AFL-C10, with headquartersin Washington, D. 0., declared a strike against the grapegrowers in Tulare and Kern Counties, California with 72Filipino grape pickers participating. On September 19, 1965,the National Farm Uorkers Association EFUA! also joined thisstrike, which then brought the Lhxican and Puerto Rican: into .this matter. The purpose of the strike was supposedly toincrease the wages of the grape pickers.

N}UA is a local independent union, which has onlyreportedly been affiliated with the AFL-CIO since September,1965. This_affiliation is allegedly only for the purpose of _

&#39; supporting the present Delano-Tulare County strike. NFNA wasforxcd about five ye s ago.

Cesar 4. ��avez, a male ihxican, born January;31,l§§1,_possibly at _elano, California, 5&#39;3�, l35_Fbunds, .straight black hair, brown eyes, dark complexion, is therounder and Director of HFUA, with headquarters at 102 Albany�trcet, Delano, telephone number C661.

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Chavez spent about l� year: in San Jose, California,prior to 1j§3, as 0 recruiter for the Community Service _Or3anization CSO! at San Jose. CSO is a "war on poverty"!ype vr�1n&#39;:atiQu. Prior Ln his TH yenrr with CFO, Cha c: wan

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*L>"-+"left~wing" typevindivdduals-end$ia known to-distribute the;"People&#39;s World" from his office at Delano, free of charge.Chavez pub-Itceriher

openly been called a communist at Delano City Council meetings, a ,

Chavez refuses to answer any quectionnsires directedcredit bureaus or similar organizations. He has

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The "People&#39;s World" is a weekly �est_Coastcommunist newspq>er.. .

Chavez was arrested by the Tulare Ucunty, Californiad�fiue daring November, 1965 For illegal use of aer, has pleaded innocent, and is presently out on

Chavez�: arrest resulted in his use of a loud spea errplane. �

A notice appeared in issue No. 22 of the "El Malcriado".ication was not dated! which stated:

"Tl,OOC Reward. El Naleriado will pay a cash rzusrdcf sl,OO0 for information leading to the arrest andccnviction of any person or persons referring to theNational Farm Workers Association, its leader: andofficers, or El ihlcriade and its representatives as&#39;esmmunists&#39; or �communist-led�, &#39;in:nircd&#39; or anysimilar statements. �Such references are false andillegal, and we intend to punish anyone saying thesethings to the full extent of the law."

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This document contains neither recommendations norconclusions of the FBI. It is the property or the FBI and isloaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be dis-tributed outside your agency.

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APPENDIX

CENTRAL L03 ANGELES DU BOIS CLUBformerly known as the Youth Action �Union and Ins Angeles Youth for __Peace and §Q§18l1SmW �f. Y"

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ih source advised on March 25, 1965, that duringthe period January through March, 1962, a series of formationmeetings to establish a �Socialist Youth Organization", washeld in the Los Angeles area. LEONARD POTASH was actingchairman in charge of the group and PAUL ROSENSTEIN andFRANKLIN ALEXANDER were named to a provisional committee tohelp organize the new group. On April 3, 1962, the groupofficially selected the name of Los Angeles Youth for Peaceand Socialism LAYPS!, and elected officers.

A second source advised that POTASH, ROSENSTEIN,and ALEXANDER as or 1963 were all members of the SouthernCalifornia District Communist Party SCDCP!.

A third source advised on May 12, 196A, that theLAYPS was organized with the full knowledge and assistanceof DOROTHY HEALEY, chairman of the SCDCP and that severalCommunist Party CP! members had been approved by HEALEY toteach Marxist theory to members of the LAYPS. This sourcefurther advised that the LAYPS was to be a Marxist study andaction group and that the teachings of KARL MARX were tobe followed. Source also advised that although the allegedpurpose of the group was to promote "Socialism" in the UnitedStates, the group considered themselves to be �CommunistParty Orientated" and were anxious to study the brand of�arxism associated with the CPUSA.

The first source above further advised that inJune, 1963, LAYPS changed the name of the organization toYouth Action Union YAU! for two reasons: The first beingthat it was Felt that LAYP3 had ��1HCd a bad reputationbecause of its association with CP groups, the second becauseit was felt the word "docialism" in the title was drivingaway possible recruits. -

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_ ihe first source above advised that in August,1964, thei§AU affiliated with the H.E.B. Du Bois Clubs ofAmerica a adopted the name of Central Los Angeles H.E.B.Du Bois Club.

_ The first source further advised on April 28,. 196b, that in February, 1966, all of the Los Angeles area

Du Bois Clubs consolidated inot one large city-wide clubknown as the Los Angeles Du Bois Club. As a result theCentral Los Angeles Du Bois Club no longer exists as aseparate club.

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V Re San Antonio airtel to Bureau a/31/as and San Antonio ",5 tel to Bureau 9/5/66.

On 8/31/66 marchers were met by Governor JOHN TCONNALLY, accompanied by Attorney General WAGGONER CARRand House Speaker BEN BARNES all Texas!, near New Braunfels,

- Texas, in a surprise move by CONNALLY. CONNALLY rejected ,92 their bid for early minimum wage legislation. CONNALLY said he �i

would not meet with marchers in Austin on Labor Day and that he ,would not be in Austin at that time. CONNALLY said he would not *greet the marchers even if he were to be in of�ce on Labor � T�He said he did not feel as Governor of Texas that he should lend the&#39;dignity and prestige of his o�ice to dramatize any march. He told U/rthe marchers they did not need a march to get in to see him.

Group from Huntsville, Texas, demanding equality of Vopportunity and justice for Negroes, joined with farm worker&#39;s group ;at Austin, Texas, 9/5/66 where march was terminated at Texas 1State Qapitol, speeehes were made by leaders of marchers and ~._ A -

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ranted a tem orar" Pu5tT&l�lD; order on Fctoher 25 1965E _ _ J _ F _ 0 _ 0to keep picketing farm wornnrs from obstructing trafficat the Roma International Bridge.

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