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Howard Zinn — Part 1
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M. A. Jones to DeLoach Memo
RE: HOWARD ZINN
Zinn has written many articles criticizing the Director and the FBI
in the past, some of which have appeared in 'The Nation." "The Worker" has also
given wide circulation to many of Zinn's public criticism of the FBI. (61-901-238)
(100-360217) Zinn's current activities include participating in demonstrations, such
as "teach-ins, " protesting U. S. policy in Vietnam.
Zinn's continued demonstration of procommunist and anti-U. 8S.
sympathies appearsto stem from his activities at Spelman College, Atlanta, Georgia,
which involved such activities as; organizing a seminar in Atlanta, Georgia, on
"American Policy Toward Cuba''at which one of the speakers denounced U. S. policy
toward Cuba; calling for a demonstration in front of the White House in February, 1962,
by students from all over the United States demanding the end of the nuclear testing;
attempting to recruit students to go to the,8th World Youth Festival to be held in
Finland in the Summer of 1963 and being host at a demonstration held in the student
cafeteria at Spelman College in honor of four members of a Soviet delegation then
visiting the U. S. (100-360217-32)
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