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exint STATES DEPARTMENT OF yustick FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION we . Louisville, Kentucky in Reply, Please Refer to October 6, 1972 —7 Aly wicaneet a Gon Mat . -* my 7 ihe i "4 oo s 8 3 CLERGY AND LAYMEX ": bab? yas ie yet CONCERNED OF a KENTUCKIANA (CLCK) CAT Epil _B Ei epameese p - INTERNAL SECURITY - ¢ REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES The Clergy and Laymen Concerned of Kentuckiana (CLCK) is the Kentucky branch of the National Clergy and Laymen Concerned (CALC). The CALC is described as a group of clergy and laymen who originally formed an organization because of their concern with the war in Vietnam. The group now concerns itself with matters other than the Vietnam War, including economics, prison reform, social and religions reform, etc. On December 22, 1971, the Courier-Journal, a Louisville, Kentucky, area newspaper, indicated in one 124, of their articles that several hundred persops took part I in a candlelight march through downtown Louisville on the evening of December 21, 1971, which began at Founder's Square, Louisville, Kentucky. The march was sponsored by the Clergy and Laymen Concerned of Kentuckiana and was meant to recognize the deaths caused by the Vietnam War. At ~ H ‘ att tog s document contains ne er récommendations nor con- clusions of the FBI. It ig the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside _your agency, .n wee within fi: your agency. mca