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American Friends Service Committee — Part 6
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UN\.ED STATES DEPARTMENT 01-JUSTICE | -
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
- In Reply, Please Refer so
Boston, Mas gachusetts
April 1, 1965
DEMONSTRATIONS PROTESTING UNITED STATES
INTERVENTICN IN VIETNAM =
BOSTON DEMONSTRATION MARCH 27, 1965
On Merch 26, 1965, sources advised that local ad
peace groups including the Massachusetts Political Action 3
-Peace (MPAP), the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
the Women's International Leagues for Feace and Freedom (WTI
were planning to held on Saturday, March 27, 1965, a peace
march calling for negotiation rather than war in Vietnam,
According to the sources, one section of the group planned
form on the Cambridge Common, Cambridge, Massachusetts, at
approximately noontime, March 27, 1965, and march to the
Boston Common, Boston, to nest for a rally with enother se
of marchers who will have marched from the Prudential Cents
Boston. This latter group cf marchers, the sources advise
plennec to begin their march about 2 P.M. Tne sources fu
advised that the rally was scheduled to feature talks on U:
States policy in Vietnam and proposed changes.
On March 26, 1905, QeSniciaiiiemeype Cambri d;
Massachusetts, "eo. corroborated information
furnished by the alove sources concerning tke proposed Mar
1965, peage march. : .
further advised that) a permit for |
raliy hed been chteined by one MifiieaRes cf tho MPAP,
‘Wh Brattie Street, Gawtridg=, whe nad stated that the MPAP
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