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AT 100-5643 AT T-1 stated on October 24, 1962, that DOROTHY MILLER, a former employee of the Southern Regional Council, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, and who formerly resided in New York City, had been recruiting to demonstrate against the current U. S. policy in the Cuban situation. A demonstration was to’ take place at Hurt Park, Atlanta, Georgia, at 4 or 4:30 p.m., Oetober 24, 1962. The Atlanta Police Department report regarding the ‘demonstration at Hurt Park stated that the picketing started at 4:30 p.m. and lasted for approximately 45 minutes. There- were about 25 people picketing, including HOWARD arin, white male, age 40, residence Spelman College: ROSLYN ZINN. white b7c female, #esidence Spelman College; and) of HOWARD and ROSLYN. Also Listed Ene eA gpartment report as being on the picket Line 1 were ye BOROT. ILLER, white, female, 2222 Telhurst Street, S. W.., _Atilanta, Georgia and STAUGHTON LYND, white male, 350 Li fnard “Street, Spelman College Protoss otto 6 a OM ee eb tern | x - Licdrenarry oc VSTRINMETZ, white ald, 855 Fair Street, 10 4) lek. ,originally from San Diego, California, and his wife, DORIS ~STEINMETZ, white female with the same address were also on the picket line. The above individuals, who were listed im the Atlanta Police Department report, were recognized along with others on October 24, 1962 by a Special Agent of the FBI holding a meeting at Hurt Park about 4-p.m. and later valking with signs on the "WHY WE ARE HERE "We are disturbed by the President's decision to blockade Cuba. "Tf it is true that the Soviet Union has committed the criminal folly of stationing long-range missiles in Cuba, this.does not necessarily justify the President's hasty and provocative response, ‘picket line, An Agent of the FBI also obtained a leaflet which was being distributed by the pickets which dealt with the Cuban Situation, This leaflet reads as follows: