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le ee Ee eee eee eee OCONFIDNTIAL OO NY 100-161445 rmation concerning the suodjec nat "The ilew York Times" 33 Ny emonstrat newspaper on March 22, 1969, (FAVPPS SC. rifth wwibin- gmittveodg Avenue: JV at wets Parada Co "Tha New York Times" {t its tosne of April 65, 1969. on paige one, contained an article entitled “Thousands March Here to Demand Vietnozn Pull Out". The article stated that epousencs of anti-war demonstrators mirched nleng the Avenus the Americas on April 5, 1949, fror. Oryant Perk to Central Pack for a raliy in "a downpour” “demanding % U3 withdrawal from Vietnam. ryed events at On April 5, 1969, 345 cf the F2I cbse the GI-Civilian Anti-Ner Parade ind Aally publicly anncunced 3 being sponsored and eoordinated by the FAYPFc. : At approxisctely 2:"% pym, the Sorrsl program began at the Bandshel}. in Central Park and at approximately 9:'5 p ym. VAVID DELLINGER spoke stat! Tg that the TS Which ha star ted the iction in vietnam and than wanted tc have it approved in Shicago,had indicted eight dewenstrators for crossing state - Lines and using interstate facilities ta start 2 riot. He stated that these demonstrators had decided to call themselves the "Conspiracy" Decause that was one cr the charges. He sat that someof his co-coaspiratess were prasent and first cf all he wanted to introduce "M23 bog cerry dubin". At aprroatmately 9:16 poem. JERRY ASI began his talk in which he statad that the indictments cgzainst them as well a3 the indictment against the Panthers was the final dying gasp of a dying empire ane that it was up to them (the people indteted in chics ~o) to "Knock the final nails in the soffin™ and the bes “uy te do that is bw freeing themselves. 2USIN thon said that this "is ns conspiracy - thi 4s the first meeting cf the consriracy®. wUnih then intro- cuced- nancther conspipator-A3sIee, .