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RAYMOND DOUGLAS BRADBURY In 1967, he was a sponsor for Assembly of Men and. Women of the Arts concerned with the war in Vietnam; in l966 Vietnam; in l963, he was a sponsor for Southern California Council for a'Sane Nuclear Policy; as of l96o he was a member of Los Angeles Committee for a SareNuclear Policy. LA T-4 stated that Bradbury was observed on October 27, 1962 as a protestor on a picket line sponsored by the Los Angeles Siudent Peace Union, a group formed to protest the blockade of Cuba. In 1963, Bradbury, according to LA T-4, was active with core, a civil rights organization, in planning strategy of demonstrations. People's World" , a well known West Coast communist publication, and Abroad Rises Against U. S. Policy in Cuba." This article made reference to a public hearing by 44 prominent Americans against military intervention and an appeal for re-establishing relations with Cuba. This appeal appeared as an advertisement in the "New York Times" on Septenber 16, 1962 and Bradbury was a signer. On July 19, 1968, LA T-4 was recontacted and he bury nor could he furnish any information which would indicate b6 why b7C On July 22, 1968, LA T-3 was recontacted and advised that he could furnish no information concerning Bradbury which would indicate any possible Cuban connections. On August 9, 1968. LA 1-2 was recontacted and he (U) indicate a connection between Bradbury and b6 THe added that Bradbury b7C Cultural Congress of Havana becavse of his liberal view but that he had no definite information concerning this matter.