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(continued) REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 65-74060-1285 p.12-14,16-18 (arrested) Ss -1525 p.7,9 3), -2049 p.1,2,4,5,7 (Arrest record) AS). —2338 p.10 48) =2438 p.2 SB ~2554 p.34 KAY, -2778 pel at ~2824 p.19 AY, ~2836 p.l t4), -2971 p.l W255 -3795 ep.11,12,12A AA) -4209 p.l Ay -A-"Daily News" NY¢/4/3/73 SAY b2 [rel ttrnished a list of names and addresses of the b7D maiting list of "Liberation" Magazine (105-55030), which included Howard Zinn, 24 George Street, Newton, Mass. 02158. (NY letter 4/11/73) (u) 105-55030-58 p.118 _ In connection with Committee To Defend Babak Zahraie (105- 243164), a review of INS files on 4/12/73 disclosed an Initial National Endorser List which contained the name of Howard Zinn, Professor, MITC (4) 1055243164-2 p.14 (XE (pen INS Sot dafed ZF -RQD- 77 Cr Paces oF Ih Stary ved The following references in the file captioned "Student Agitation" pertain to the activities of BU Professor Howard Zinn in Boston, Lynn, Mass., and Brooklyn, NY from 1949-5/2/73. Zinn, an anti- war activist attended CP meetings and spoke at rallies and participated in a demonstration. Zinn, in an interview, Stated that he was not a CP member, but a "Liberal" and perhaps some peoplewwould consider him to be a "Leftist." He also stated that he had participated in activz ities considered communist fronts, believing that one should act according to “hkig™= own ideals. He did not, he said, believe in demon- strations of force and violence nor the right to overthrow the Government of the US, and if he had any knowledge of persons doing this, he would advise the FBI. (uj SEQRET, —-16- \ (continued)