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cluby™ These people-had also quit the track team at Syracusé. ~ JACK was active organizing egainst the eatablistunent. He was arrested for demonstrating in protest of a redevelopment project. WALTER SCOTT advised that JACK SCOTT was "ne longer & candidate for the FBI", | - . . One of the people in this track club organized by JACK SCOTT was identified as MARTY MILNER. JACK SCOTT!s father, JOHN, was described by WALTER . SCOTT as being not in opposition to the activities of JACK SCOTT, but rather a semi-active supporter of JACK SCOTT. WALTER SCOTT advised that hig father from age 35 © to 50 earned a good livelihood, self-employed, in warehousing in Scranton, Pa. From this economically. sound position, the senior SCOTT found himself as a maintenance employee at Syracuse University, The mother was described as gubmissive, but it was Also pointed out that the father waa not domineering. The mother was described as being intelligent, able to formvlate her own opinions, and diagusted with the whole situation, — After JACK SCOTT graduated from Syrucuse in June of 1966, he and MICKI went to the Berkeley, Calif., area, not for purposea of JACK SCOTT entering Graduate School, but dacause this seemed to be an area that attracted then. WALTER SCOTT advised that JACK applied for a job going “research in behavorial soiences, but wae not eiployed, and for at least a year did literally nothing, having no em- ployment at all. | . . _., MICKI MC GEE had no jobs as far as WALTER SCOTT - knows. This matter was never discussed. WALTER SCOTT . during this period was sending $130 - $150 a month to his brother, JACK. JACK SCOTT ato was petting money from -hig parents. . ‘ we