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2} supplied the SLA with guns. Our reaction was less than cordial. 1 However, at all these meetings, the agents were very easy, unlike the threatening atmosphere created by agent Patton and his partner. ee. However, on campus, I observed many times%tovrist~like,white | j men, always taking pictures whenever I was carnindiqo by frig a | Sometines they would just off to the side of me‘ or directly in fron a, Ne A 1} of me.. Many times I have suggested to my friends that we move on because of these camera enthusiasts who always wanted to take pic- | tures of things just behind me oF just off to the side of me (later | X found that the FBI was showshgy “RR eee of Jim and me talking to . ie he friends on ¢ampus and asking pé } fthey knew us. ). , hy 2 . Just after the incident at Jack London Inn, a friend and I | were discussing the incident in Sproul Plaza as far away from - buildings as possible. Later, when they questioned him (they ‘a threatened him® eitihgeportation for associating with people like us the conversation wae, repeated verbatin. On another occasion, a friend of mine was attempting to catch up with me and another wa ef friend as we walked out of Sproul Plaza and observed two'men who ‘were obviously following us. She became frightened and didn't yzanything, although she continued to follow to see how far taerwolig £ follow us. She later told me about the incident. and pus cops were waiting for me at Harmon Gym that morning, I observed that the sane plain-clothes cop and’ several campus cops would be standing around the area T usually walked through to get to and from Classes. They only spoke if I spoke to shen, which I did | frequently in a pleasant manner. rr . : gy! Snare ei in centennial mastic ha 54 Semieee det anasto anne aleama an