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ina £20 a aE ~ BS 1925-35505 identity; of Source eons pris Location PS T-Gis[ | 109-35595-93 Other informants contacted in February 1967 vere: -) (ad Bntaadcoa on 2/23/67, vy ae contacted on 2/27/67, by SA RREL B. CURRIE. ATRMINISTRATIVE In a report dated 9/23/66, the OSI advised that & usually reliable source provided essentiall; the Polloving information relative to a Japanese anti-Vietnam war orcaniza- tion and its activities: On 8/11-13/6C, the Federation of Citizens and Cultural Organizations for Peace in Vietnam (Petonamu Ni Heiwa O Shimin Bunka Dantai Rengo) (BEHEIREN), sponsored a Japan-U. S. Gitizens Conference for Peace in Vietnam in Tokyo with about 20 foreigners and 50 Japanese intellectuals participating. There were approximately 209 observers at the conference, During the conference, an appeal calling on the United States to cease its hostile activities in Vietnam was drawn up. On 8/14/66, the organization sponsored an anti- Vietnam war mass gathering with about 1500 individuals attending. Among those in attendance was one HOWARD GIN (Ph), (tmerican), Professor, Harvard University. During this gathering a Japan-U. S, Anti-War Citizens Agreement was Signed between Japanese and American participants. This agreement advocated non-cooperation in the development and use of.napalm bombs and nuclear, chemical, baeberiological and other massacre weapons. The report also sets forth detailed information regarding the inception, past activities, future activities and finances of BEHRIREN. in ecdanclusion, the report states that the HOWARD GIN listed in the summary had been identified as HOWARD 4iNN, a Boston University professor. The report also stated that BEHEIREN is a leftist oriented, but as yet non-Japanese Communist Party (JCP) controlled peace front; that it is -B- COVER PAGE - ~ bl