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+ Dae Fog alaska ~~ ¥ -" “ 7 UWITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION - ‘ f t 3 - In Reply, Please Refer to F no ’ File No. F Oe | June 29, 1972 Minneapolis, Minnesota - CLERGY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED (CALC) Vv ff Honeywell, Incorporated, Mines poe ett eee nee June 1, 1972, that the Clergy and Laymen Concerned group had exerted considerable pressure on Honeywell, Incorporated, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in connection with the annual ine <li Na sn 1, By 1 adn ve ak i on img ” meeting held in Minneapolis on April 26, 1972. According t this group was highly active for some weeks receding April » 1972, by conducting antiwar demonstrations, olding meetings, disseminating literature and in general, propagandizing the ill effects of Honeywell, Incorporated war production. He recalled that the CALC held an antiwar march in St. Paul, Minnesota, late in March, 1972, in which about 200 Twin City clergymen, seminarians and laymen participated in an antiwar protest during Holy Week. vbawe i He further informed that on April 6, 1972, James H. Binger, Chairman of the Board of Honeywell, Incorporated; and two other top Honeywell officials met with four national _ leaders of the C#lC in Minneapolis. Honeywell officials met with Richard Rn /rernandez of New York City ecutive Director. of Clergy and faymen Concerned; Richard A alk, professor of international law at Princeton University ‘and two _ other CALC leaders. The purpose of the meeting was to attempt to have Honeywell disclose its defense contracts and to name a@ committee to study the manner in which peacetime conversion could be introduced. The CALC officials filed three resolutions with the Board for inclusion in the corporation's proxy Statement. Discussion was also had relative to the format of the forth-coming annual stockholders’ meeting. / A newspaper release in the April 19, 1972, issue of the Minneapolis Star was captioned, "Campaign seeks to dissuade Honeywell from weapons field.” This release indicated that a nationwide campaign to persuade Honeywell, Incorporated, to stop making antipersonnel weapons was introduced on April 18, 1972, #y the Minnesota Clergy and Laymen Concerned. In a related OS so lemma Jor—seeree ~ et = Na AWE: G26 Fp os gcne all a an ~ . ry eT ©