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RE: PEACE CARAVAN, 1969 AMERICAN FRIENDS' SERVICE COMMITTEE; DRAFT RESISTANCE UNION OF MFMPHIS (DRUM) years with two major dissident student groups in the South, namely Students for a Democratic Society (sDs) and Southern Student Organizing Committee (ssoc). Characterizations of the sror; and tns appear in the Appendix section of this.communication.. Among the people present at the Westminster House on the night of July 14, l969, was David Acey, a male He was with a large, heavy-set, young male Negro who is a draft counselor connected with the Peace Caravan, l969, and who is from out of town. ' His name is not known. Also present was a short, dark black-haired girl, dark complexion, a local girl. This group gave no indication that there. would be any continuation of the Wednesday peace vigils at the Federal Office Building protesting United States. policy in Vietnam similar to the one held on July 9, 1969. Such a vigil did, however, take place on the early afternoon of Wednesday, July 16, 1969, and representatives of the FBi. Memphis. observed the following individuals 'participating therein, it being noted that the graup stood in front of the Federal Building reading names of Tennessee deceased in the Vietnam lar, whereas others quietly walked back and forth on the public sidewalk in front of the building located at 167 North Main, carrying placards calling for withdrawal of United States forces from Vietnam. Among those observed were william Spencer, white. male, student at ysl.... a thin, white girl, with long straight blonde hair, tan slacks, white T-shirt, wearing glasses, who Source One stated might be the sister of Spencer; an individual