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FD-36 Mev, 5-22-64) . z . + arr FBI Dste: 7/22/66 CHF h ed — ee ee ee ee ee | Transmit the following In AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) “i >ES' E FROM: Me SAC, HOUSTON (62-2382) (P) TO: =DIRECTOR, FBI « SUBJECT: PROPOSED MARCH FROM RIO GRANDE ‘CITY, TEXAS, TO AUSTIN, TEXAS, BY MEMBERS eee oe aewir & ae eet Td AND FROM RIO GRANDE CITY TO SAN JUAN, TEXAS, 7/4/66 MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING ce Association (NFWA, Local No. 2, continued their march covering about 12 miles and two dropped out. The others GE/NATIONAL FARM WORKERS ASSOCIATION - On 7/21/66, 20 members of National Farm Workers were scheduled to arrive at Falfurrias, Texas, afternoon of 7/22/66, where motel reservations had been made and a rally was planned atKnights of Columbus Hal 5 p.m. The marchers included the Reverend ANTONE NZALES, Catholic_Priest, and the Reverend JAMES <” NOVARRO, Baptist j{- .[,”. Minister, both of Houston, Texas—~ These 1 two clergymen were J to leave for Corpus Christi, Texas, before the rally began to heip plan the marchers’ arrival at Corpus Chri risti. _A big rally at Corpus Christi was reported to be in planning stages for 7/30/66. . ce [ Jd ? . Cidemps on 7/22/66, EVGENE(NELSON, leader-Of the striking Rio Grande Valley farm laborers and organizer for NFWA, Local No. 2, was reported to have returned suddenly to California, ” and it was assumed leadership of the march would be taken over by one of the clergymen mentioned above. . rd _ @/- Bureau . REC 50 / ? Y- eo OD ‘ . 2 - San Antonio (62-3226) es } 2- Houston ; - “Punfeb1 “17 : S JUL 25 B86 \- “Bt AUG 1 1966 —_ Approved: Sent Mo Per i Special Agent in Charge BOE Bye ON $ROL | \Se we . Pw “4, ec a. ball ~~ mn LT a pee pas aie Ler SEAS et a AN fats 17 2 we "~