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(continued) | | - | | CONEIBENTIAL 7 REFERENCE . - SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER -10 encl. p.4,7 vi ~173 enel. p.12-A |! ; -187 encl. p.4 . ty ~203 encl. p.5 ei -385 encl. p.6 1 : -405 encl p.le- lL 92 . b7D advised that in April, 1967 during a meeting at San Francisco, of the Steering Committee of the Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam (SMC) (62-111181), mention was made that Mrs. Martin Luther King would be presented as one of the final speakers on 4/15/67 for the purpose of keeping the crowd in the stadium as long as possible. te The 4/16/67 issue of the "San Francisco Examiner" disclosed that King spoke near the end of a rally sponsored by the SMC on 4/15/67 at Kezar Stadium, San Francisco. When she spoke the crowd had dwindled and péopie were leaving throughout her speech. [ _Jeonrazmea King's participation in the 4/15/67 ranty tyY Oey Tet ONO encl p.10,11 | Uy’ at Paras l. 2-1}1161-034 p.l (ay : SI Para. 2 62-1 - . pe2 (12 . On 5/17/67 Bureau Agents observed a program begin at the Lincoin Temple, llth and R. Streets, N. W., Washington, D. C., that was sponsored by the Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Viet- nam. Sidney Peck, a member of the Mobilization Committee, introduced .. members, including Mrs. Martin Luther King, of a delegation who were to attempt to see the President on this date and to present to him the expressions of people who oppose the President's policies in Vietnam. O79 38325-7108 p.68 (ch? ae | -ll-