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UNIX ) STATES DEPARTMENT OF JY SICE ‘CONFIDENT FEDER4L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION : { Columbia, South Carolina March 9, 1973 File No. 5 EAR ee r. re 'T * . - ——- TON CONTAIRED we ‘ Baer ‘GY AND LAYMEN CONCERNED, (CALC), _ tel bat bocMaells KNOux AS, CLERGY AND LAYNEN nD Geap-el PY COcERyD ABOUT VIETNAM CLASSIFIED MI Opn the At ad SS OLINA CHAPTER EXTENDED ©! - x aprmnCcstEnvTLIE, SOUTH CAROLINA ALASGN FOP > gy FoWs, BMY ot individuals «0 are aware of and familiar nl in South Carolina, and who advised that the Greenville, South y Carolina, Chapter of CALS was dormant and inactive during the period from mid-May, 1972, until October 15, 1972, The Chapter ot Clergy and Laymen Concerned (CALC) has publicly described itselt as an inter-religious and anti-war group, In 1971, it publicly claimed to have been in existence tor tive years with offices in Nes York City, Now York. prima Dr porns ca ON Tne above- mentioned sources have advised the Grecnville, South Ca, ‘olina, Chapter of Cler gy and Li ymen Concerned, also known as Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam was active throughout the State of South Carolina frou Oct ober 10, Rupa March 23, 1972, under the leadership Pos ag Michael E Kaney, a local Catholic priest. In “irch, 79%, leadership of the group was taken over by Jig and ere h d t. 20. Waccamh Circl rill wner who reside a ccan ircle, Greenville, . -- ee EE SRT SoOuth"Carolina , ape = Y nn te wots - ‘ An article in the July 9, 1972, issue of the'Greenville _ News" published daily at Greenville, S. C,, indicated that four ot college students representing the "National Priorities Caravan, 4 sponsored by the American Fr iendsxfia¥mice Committee (AFSC) ’ wre TED : 4 wu Se “AgalF 3 seeree a _ ayoa8 . = Beane an weal Lik \ THIS DOCUYENT CONTAINS NEITHER RECOMMENDATIONS NOR CONCLUSIQGNS. OF TIE FBI, IT 1S THE PROPERTY OF THE FSI AND IS LOANFD TO YOUR tt AGENCY; IT AND ITS CONTENTS ARE NOT TO BE DISTRIBUTED OUTSIDE ~~ YOUR AGENCY, Nycale ray