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WiSLOnal Nobpilization Comnittee tc Ene che War in Vietnam Commivose to Support Reles anerican Prisoners qr Net ee 4 ») w _o ~ YaLe Provessor Staunton ci Poe car ~ Lynd, 35; Herbert Aptheker, 50, Communist Trsoretician enc Director of the ; f£nerican Instituts for Marxist Studies (20S) here; ang Thomas Heyden, 23, a founder of the Leftist Students for & Esmocratic Society (SDS) -- were erested by @n ancleuding GECUD of about fifty persons, including Beatnick types..." Characterizations or ATMS and SDS are atta tvached. The fifth source, wno has furnished reliable infor mecvion in the past, advised on February 1, 1968, that Reverend Daniel Berrigan and Professor Howard Zinn departed the jaived States, via Scandinavian Airlines System Flight 912, planned departure from New York City, 7:30 PM, actual de- parture 7:45 PM, January 31, 1968. The plane is scheduled for arrival in Copenhagen 9:00 AM. Both individuals scheduled to take connecting né@aavian Airlines System Flight 985, from Copenhagen, 10.00 AM, February 2, 1968, for Bangkok, Thailand. or me ft vat ov) The "Newark Evening News", a daily Newark newspaper, auacvy 31, 1968, issue, Page 6, carried an article captioned wey Send Aide to Hanoi for Pilots", which sets forth in anand det, part that David Dellinger, when interviewed concerning the oc sibility of sending a representative “to Hanoi to aid in a rolease of three American pilots, stated that he had ~teceived a telegram from Hanoi over the weekend, asking ; 7 ne vould be interested in helping obtain the release of ‘ _ ove Lisévican pilots. The telegram read, "The Vietnamese . ophes Azay has decided to release three American pilots .. the cesasion of Lunar New Year. Propose you send imme- oder co Hanoi, one responsible representative for dis- J.S8ica and reception. aethiretereenaneenraetnnneantnnan pratense