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The following references in the file captioned “Mexican- American Militancy” and "Mexican-American Matters" set forth the UFWOC leadership activities of Cesar Chavez in the US Chicano movement from 6/70 to 5/18/72 in California. Chavez was scheduled to speak at a rally held at Austin, Texas, to celebrate the second anniversary of a labor strike conducted against the Economy Furniture Industries at Austin. He did not appear at this rally but sent a telegram in which he expressed his solidarity with the strikers and requested additional information concerning the Austin situation in order to arrange for boycotts against the Economy Furniture Industries in other parts of the country. His contacts with the General Union of Mexican Farm Laborers were set out. REFERENCES SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER > 105-180564-28 p.1-3 (LOY ~50 p.2? ep.2 (10) -54 ep.3 (10) -57 p.2 (11) -84 p.4 (11) -151 p.l,2 (11) -—A p.B-l "The Washington Post (11) fm sma Times Herald" 11/8/71 él In connection with the investigation to identify Unknown Subject, Bombing U.S. Border Patrol, 4367 North Motel Drive, Fresno, Calif. (174-2924), Ceasar Chavez, the UFWOC and the Central Valley Voice, an underground type militant newspaper, made statements and printed articles which could have and no doubt did, have the affect of inciting militant (continued) ] ved 13h * * abla, PTE iy Pow) oN ee. ix, a s Se SOBER