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PS 1000-35505 University, who criticized United States policy in Vietnam. According to this report, ZINW in his speech questioned the sincerity of the United States "peace feelers”. He pointed out that the pre-conditions and demands made by tre United States regarding settlement of the dispute were unreasonable. He claimed that the United States fears @ coalition govern- ment in Vietnam, and therefore intends to continue the “butchery” until the Victecong is defeated militarily. ZINU concluded that the United States with its enormous fire power, can win the war in Vietnam but that she would never ccnquer the people of the nation by such means. ‘The Yorker", in its issue of May 8, 1966, in an article entitled “Hundreds at Peace Teach-In at Western Reserve University", reported in part that an audience of 3500 had attended this teach-in opened by NORIAN THOMAS, who castigated Vice President HUBERT HUMPHREY and Secretary of State RUSK for their positions on Vietnam. ‘The article reported that the teach-in attracted many cducators, including Professor HOWARD ZIM of Boston University. @) The Worker” is an east coast communist newspaper’. (yy BS T-2, on June 10, 1966, advised that on May 26, 1966, a meeting was called at Socialist Workers Party (SWP) headquarters, Boston, Massachusetts, as a memorial to LEO BERNARD, an SWP member assassinated in Detroit on May 16, 1966. BS T-2 stated that at this meeting a letter was read from Professor H, ZINN of Boston University, in which he said the murder of LEO BERNARD was the result of the "kill the conmie"” ideology that has become so popular in America. Professor ZINN was not present at this meeting. “A) A characterization of the SWP, Boston, appears in the appendi:: of this report. (u) The Socialist Workers Party has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10459. (Cu) WThe Militant", a weekly newspaper of the Socialist Workers Party, in its issue of June 13, 1966, printed a letter from HOWARD ZINN, Professor of Government at Boston University,