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eae AL Ry ay nee Age “s . 6 CONPIRENTIAL RE: YOUTH INTERNATIONAL PARTY The demonstrators were supported by a few members of the Students for a Democratic Society and just prior to the demonstration, a U-Haul rental van, passenger size, came in bearing a New York license plate which had on it written SDS. The demonstrators walked up and down on the sidewalk by the entrance and exit to the country club for about 20 minutes and then spoke to the news media for a few minutes. They proceeded with their signs into the rear parking lot of the club and again talked to the news media. The spokesman and STEWART ALBERT who spoke about Jews and blacks not being admitted to La Gorce Country Club and discrimination in general. In addition, there were a few Jewish senior citizens, one of whom spoke about there being discrimination at this country club. This person said he could not be a member of the club because he was circuncised,. The only Negro there mentioned going into the club, was was told by Major PHILBIN that if he did so he would be arrested. He did not go in. The group disbanded and left at noon, Also attending were three concerned religious leaders who wore red armbands for the purpose of helping to maintain order and control the situation. Students For a Democratic Society (SDS) was founded during 1962 at Port Huron, Michigan, and in the 1960s functioned as the leading New Left campus-based student orgarkatim in the United States. From an initial posture of “participating democracy," SDS moved to a radical-revolutionary CONFIDNTIAL i5