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ie Mel TRS wenn eh ace wR cn nek CR nnn Re a ott cat Tae Oo - NEW UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE The June 23, LI65, issue of "The Fire — % - Bureaucracy's Voice", an SDS publication, listed Richard Flacks as having been elected aS an at large nenber of the National Council of SDS at the 1965 SDS convention held at Camo “aplehurst, Kewadin, Michigan, . ; On May 20, 1966, Richard Flacks, dh, D., : Associate -rofessor of Sociology, University of Chicago, Chicago, during an interview with Special Agents of tne . Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) regarding another matter, advised that he was the leader of SDS at the University of Michigan while attending that istitution, Flacks related that Since leaving the University of Michigan, he has remained active in SDS, was currently a member of SDS, and had been active in demonstrations on the University of Chicago campus concerning Vietnam and Selective Service System policies. The article mentioned above continued as follows: "Alice Widener, a New York writer, rleports in her syndicated column that the new movement was -discussed at a luncheon given by the Rev. Willian Sioane Coffin, Jr., chadlain of Yale university ii THe WoseVelt “hotel in New York City Tuesday, the day before the chaplain was Sentenced Oo five years in orison for his anti-draft activities. Mrs. Widener quoted one of the luncheon Suests as saying; “'We're going to take the Student ovement out of the hands of the undergraduates and out it in the hands of politically Sopdhisticated, better-disciplined graduate | Students. We nave Some good ones at Stanford andthe University of Chicago. We've brought sone §00d foreign _ Ones in thru Fulbrignt fellowships, ' oo "hirs. Widener reported that the guests said that "ghase 1! of the new left revolution was completed wi n the recent student disruptions, including ‘our Victory at/ Columbia,! wassive Student suonort of Sen. Fugene J. Me Carth -in his vresidential camden, and (hentectston of Brosideat Johnson not to seek reelection. Altho they ascribed ; “Johnson's ‘abdication’ to the Ne Carthy campaign, the young revolutionaries, including two Graduate students from Rutgers university, described le Carthy as a useful but exoendable tool, just a "throwaway, ' Mrs. Widener wrote... CONFI * & ~ Thee Rage 8 SORT Erie 6 + eye eee vere