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ath “ “UNITED 9...: -DEPARTMENT OF usr FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Detroit, Michigan November 29, 1965. Re: Mrs. Martin Luther King ‘On November 29, 1965, Detective Lieutenant George Rollins, Special Investigations Bureau, Detroit, Michigan, Police Department, advised that Mrs. Martin Luther King, on November 28, 1965, spoke at the New Bethel Baptist Church, Linwood and Philadelphia, . Detroit, Michigan. . “The Detroit Free Press", a Detroit daily metropolitan wd newspaper, in its November 29, “1965, edition, on Page 3, Section A, ‘ eontained an article captioned, "Viet. Policy, Raked Mrs. King: . 2 -Peace-Warrior". This article, in part, stated, Mrs. King,. wife — jof-Martin Luther King, Jr., indicated that she and the civil ee rights movement may play an increasingly active role in the peace . movement. Mrs, King said that she is not sure some American : “policymakers want a negotiated end to the war in Vietnam. | "I think there are people (in the government) who. are Sincere in feeling we can win the war with military might. a m not sure they want it to end in any other way." ; The article goes on to state that her appearance here © followed her participation Saturday, November 27, 1965, in the - March in Washington of 25,000 persons protesting American ‘policy: - 2 in Vietnam. Mrs. King was quoted as saying, “I was very sympathetic , to the march and I share the goals of the peace groups." Mrs, King further mentions in this article that she is Tt, involved in Women's Peace Movements . She stated that her husband ! s. Southern | Christian rehi 2 ‘née that a large percentage "The civil rights movement and the peace | ‘iovement aust oe work together ultimately, because peace ‘and civil | Hights, are ‘part of the same problem. " ; oo EERE: S (BICLASSIFIED | | GDATE_.osia-22_BYapuey dtu) gut Oe. "Qe Jo G05 a ‘ENCLOSURE