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BS 1090-35595 through the senate council for appropriate faculty discussion and action.” One of the signers of this letter was HOWARD ZINW.t.. "The lilitant"”, in its issue of October 3, 1966, in an article entitled "Noted Figures Support Nov. 5-8 Peace Action", stated in part that a number of prominent individuals had added their names to the list of sponsors for the November 5-8 national mobilization for peace in Vietnam, economic justice and human rights. One of the sponsors,of this mobili- zation was HOWARD ZINN of Boston University. \A) BS T-4 and BS T-5 and a Special Ament of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, observed that Professor HOWARD ZINN of Boston University was one of the featured speakers at a rally at the Sanders Theater at Harvard University held November 6, 1966, with slightly over one hundred in attendance, approximately twenty of whom were members of the SWP, Boston, and the Young Socialist Alliance of Boston. The speakers all protested the Vietnam war. CX A characterization of the Young Socialist Alliance of Boston appears in the appendix of this report. G) "The Militant", in its issue of November 21, 1966, reported that in response to the November 5-8 Mobilization, 550 people picketed the White House, marched to DuPont Cirele for a rally, and proceeded to Secretary of Defense ROBERT MG NAMARA's home where they picketed for an hour. Speakers at this rally included Professor HOWARD ZINN. Ca) "The Worker", in its issue of December 11, 1966, in an article captioned "National Student Anti-War Parley in Chicago Dec. 27", reported a call to a national student conference to plan a national campus action in the Spring against the war in Vietnam would take place December 28 and 29 at the University of Chicago. ‘The article reported that representatives of student groups and organizations as well as faculty members all over the country were invited to join in planning the action. Among the sponsors was HOWARD ZINN. (U1)