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AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE; . co WORLD AFFAIRS CAMP, PAINTED POST, ea a NEW YORK, AUGUST 22 ~ 29, 1964: , f "book, TA Coney Island of the Mina," “by LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI. He also contributed guitar and harmonica selections. "Unlike most of the others, he was clean, neat, and well-groomed at all times. His shirt was fastened with ‘equality! buttons. "Of all the students there, he was the one who seemed to impress everyone most. NORMAN said, 'Wetll hear from that boy lots in the future. We must keep in touch.! "Comments -- ‘The students were chiefly represen- tative of minorities, Granted the informality of camp dress, nevertheless the general appearance of the group was one of slovenliness, "The Negroes presented the best appearance; they were clean; their clothes were neat and clean; their hair was brushed. Certainly, the grooming of the rest was far below that of the high school student groups with which I am familiar; and I frankly could not get used to the girls! jiong,’ stringy hair hanging down in front of their faces. Neither did I see the need for NANCY and ELEAHNORA in their capacity ¢ as leaders to Li equally ill-kempt. "I had the impression that most, 4f not all, of the students had met at previous camps; but my questioning on this point was met, surprisingly enough, with evasion. The most direct answer came