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° Sell ee Pe. ie ‘di v7 ar it. . ie ns Tete eee . mip t wr Rea 2 ei or A mice ge Rye 3 ss ee » hate, at. rm Fie’ {= APPENDIX STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCTETY A source has edvissd that the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), as it is know: io.sy, came into being at a founding convention held at Port Huron, Michigan, in June, 1962. From an initial ideclogics] posture of "particinitory democracy," the current line of the n2rtior3:1 leadership reveals an adherence to Marxism-Leninism. Micheel Klors*y, National Secretary, in March, 1969, called {<r the buildsnr cf 4 "evolutionary Marxist-Leninist movement. Tht pregran cf SO ban meroi from involvement in civil rights struggles to fu anti-~'betran var rn. sition and finally to its present #dvocicy of 73 391t4-iprerfalis: Jing, linking up the oppressed peoples of A719, Afrova and Latin Avcorica with the black liberaticn mevement tn the United States. Crins, Vietnam and Cuba are regarded 15 countrits which g1:e treading the world-wide struggics Agsine’ United tistes ivperd Lian, On the other hand, SDS reperds the Seviet Urcion t5 an ivperiglas! pewer and does not support the prlicdes of that econtry, Hut maintaings +t Nrytiona]l Office in Reom 206, 1608 West Madison Stieri, Chicsvo, Yibiscis. ft? ctticial peper "New Left Notes" sbhovs the Jine cf the netionza] le-sdership and program adopted at mescting; of ic- b7 tional] Council and National Interim Committee (NIC). Three vaetieresl] officers end a NIC of eleven members ar? elected «©: 4 yerr during a Jun? National Convention. S05 Regional Offices and university and college chapters Clect delegates to N2tional Council me -tings wherein program and ideolocy are debited, but e1ch Region and chapter is autonomous in nature and is free to carry «rt independent policy and programs reflective of lecalt conti jon:. ‘ - 4