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[ore made available a list distributed by the Peace Action Comm ee in the Los Angeles area which contained names of sponsors of the Hemisphere Conference to End the War in Vietnam (105-179625) scheduled to be held in Montreal, Canada on November 28, 1968 to December 1, 1968. Howard Zinn was included on this list. (A) List enclosed Hyer tt Enel.p.3 The following references in the file captioned "Demonstra- tions Protesting U.S. Intervention in Vietnam" contain information pertaining to the protest activities of Howard Zinn, Professor at BU, from 3/27/65 to 12/21/68 in Boston and Cambridge, Mass., Atlanta, tj Bloomington, Ind., NYC, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Middletown, Conn ft/s. Allenwood, Pa., Hanoi, Sweden and Paris, France. Zinn spoke at a Vietnam commencément ceremony, at rallies, teach-ins, an SDS meeting, a symposium for peace at BU, and was scheduled to speak at the Federal Prison Camp in Allenwood. He participated in a Japanese Citizens Conference, and was scheduled to be a witness at the hearing of the Baltimore Four. Zinn was listed on a November 8 Mobilization Committee leaflet, on a petition demanding Vietnam war appropriations be debated in Congress and among members of the U.S. Organizing Committee of the Hemisphere Conference to End the War in Vietnam. Zinn was a permanent delegate of the Spring Mobilization Committee and an active supporter of the Resistance. He was invited to Hanoi to accept three freed U.S. pilots and was listed among delegates of the NMC to go to Paris and Sweden to visit exile deserters and to hold a press conference to create sympathy for these deserters. GA) REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 105-138315-241 p.1,2,Encl.p.2-4 1 -720 Encl.p.2 15736) -2468 p.2, Encl.p.4,5 1 -2606 “peut p.H,54, 61,74, 146,149,151,180,182, 239 (continued) ~18- CONEDERC L