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Po rererws BS 1099-35505 The"Boston University News", a campus newspaper at Boston University, in its edition of October 5, 1966, carried an article entitled "Levin Notes Asians Fear of United States" which set forth an interview of Professor MURRAY LEVIN by a Boston University news staff reporter. The article Tollows: (4) ~~ "that I noticed most was a deep disgust and fear of the US as a dangerous and irresponsible gsiant,'! said CLA government Prof. Murray Levin, who has returned from summer peace conferences in Japan Sponsored by peace groups there. uu) "Levin, who attended the conference with Profi Howard Zinn, also of the government dept., said the 120 delegates from 2S countries attached the US policy in Vietnam, portraying the US as a predatory invader. u) "Conferences were held at both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, commemorating the 21st anniversary of the nuclear bombing of Japan, Both cities have now been completely rebuilt, with the exception of one war-torn bulldins left as a reminder of the nuclear oF ” holocaust. ". @) In a report dated September 13, 1966, NISO advised that HOWARD ZINW, a Professor of Political Science at Boston University, and RALPH FEATHERSTONE, a member of the Executive Committee of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNcc), had visited Japan in June, 1966 under the sponsorship of the Federation of Citizens Cultural Organizations to Secure Peace in Vietnam (BEHEIREN) and volunteer university professors from Hiroshima and Yamaguchi universities. NISO advised that Professor ZINN and RALPH FEATHERSTONE visited Hiroshima on June 10, 1966, at which time they were interviewed by the press and radio and attended & symposium at Hiroshima University. The lectures and interviews were marked by a critical view of American policy in Asia and emphasized the subject of racial discrimination in the United States. This report stated that in the symposium held at Hiroshima University entitled "The Conscience of America and Japan", ZINN expressed his views regarding the conscience of the people of America and Japan substantially as follows: