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te ciscuse the teric and present a film depictine the oper- ation of the draft systez. All interestec ties were in- _ wited, and DAVID E. JONIS (Collece Ext. 2€0) was identified as the person interestec parties should contact. Cn 3/13/6¢ Norfolk Vircirnis . acvisec 6he hac been present at the meeting and furnishec copies of literature on Cisplay there. She Stated the meeting was attended by $5 to 55 persons, and of these, approximately ten left before the meeting wes over. DAVID MAYNARD, the principal speaker, was intro- ¢uced by DAVID H. JONES, apperently a mexber of the faculty. A film was shown depictine the operation of the Selective Service Systen, which was entitled, “Age Ter. to Adult." It ponteined excerpts fror remarks by Selective Service Director RSHEY, Weiedle advised that two sessions of plannins and {individual advice were scheduled for Wednesday, 3/20/66, during which more individual advice concerning leral means of evadins the draft eould be obtained on an individual basis. A question anc ansver period presided over by MAYRARD lasted approximately fifteen minutes, and included discussion of Landec Imeigrant Status in Canada, which was raised by a queation from the aucience. Literature available for which charge was made was substantially identical to that on the enclosed literature list and abridged bibliography. . ; oo _____. J * Students for Liberal Action," a campus organization recognized by the ecoliege, which is the center of most controversial activities on the campus, and which enjoys a mexbership ef about twenty. The organization has, in the past, sponsored anti-Vietnan denonstrations and is generally actiist.