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- founder of the Emergency Committee £6 NY 97-1792 . The April 1, 1964 edition of the "New York Post" contained an article captioned "FAR RIGHT & FAR LEFT," which stated as follows: "oye FAIR PLAY for Cuba Committee lived humbly and died ignobly. Which is to say that it was almost a perfect study of extreme left-wing politics in contem- porary America. "Barely three years after its founding, the committee's funds had been spent without too many traces, 4ts leaders had abdicated and were living in self-imposed exile, and its membership, once in the thousands, had disappeared. in its death throes, the Fair Play for Cuba Committee left one final footnote for history: a member named Lee Harvey Oswald. . "Tt would be rationayY to assume’ that other groups would shun a direct link wit} a discredited movement. But only a few weeks ago SidnewGluck, fashion designer and le ncy Committee for Disaster Reyier ‘to Guba, sent a beseeching letter to Vincent Theodore/ Leé,~ the rather invisible former leader of the Fair Plgy Com- mittee. The letter reads in part: Sid pee : b hue k ( (uF neni Liek