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{ Police Departisent which afvisect that OPTOMA (ORM WO 10 UNITED STATES GOVE! «MENT Memorandum TO : DATE: May 21, 1960 “at FROM ihe SUBJECT: Rod Tuleh Cau TTS FOR a Th Td er lon COnCETING ; ios oo as a result of the Director's inquiry concernins a Washington Capital hews Service item cated 5-19-60 regare ine a raliy at the licdison Sauare Garden, New York rity, 5-35~60 sponsored by the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy QsCshP), menorancum to 5-20-60 furnishec the backsrouné of the NCsiP and advisec that the resuits of the 5-19-69 neetins woule be furnishe¢c upon receipt from the hkew York City Jffice. ev! Yor’: airtel 5-20-60 afvised that this rally was el? anc amone the speakers werc “lfred Ii lancon, former Governor Of <ansas anc 1936 <enub . ican presicential cancidate who acvocate? another mestine of heads of State in the near future fo arrec on away to control nucicar testing; Governor G, Kennen/\-iliians of Michican: Wosmanshortas, we li-known socialist; horman’Consins editor of "he parurcay Review" ane co-chaiman of the svonsormns cormittee;/Dr, UarolAteylor, forner president of Sarah Lawrence Cokiege;, abbi Israel Go estein of Congregation B'nai Jeshurun; Walter P Peuther,~ présitent“of-the United Auto Workers; anc A Clarence CEAPICKett, exectitive secretary emeritus of the «merica as Frien¢és cervree Cormittee and the other co-chairman of the { £4 committec, Mrs. Franklin D.,Roosevelt was Cisclosed as a co- | chairman of the meeting. All ‘Speakers urged banning nuclear tests. New York Office further acvised that there were no cisrunptive incidents curing this raliy according to the Kew York City 7,500 attencec the raliy ane that after the rally ; wroximately 3 oc persons walkee to the United Nations building wi :re a meeting lec by a prayer for peace was hel¢. —— as hele zy od, _ - gs ACTIG: ‘ REP. 39 ed None, . For your infor::::tion. mom Ff a att _ .