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LA 100-71188 4 concern about issues affecting peace. He will not be lobbying, of course, for any legislation but will visit his congressman and yours as a citizen and an AFSC representative. "ED BORGERS is well informed, an articulate speaker and devoted to the cause of peace. Upon his return, he will be available to report on his visite "Send a copy of your letter to your congressman to ED BORGERS so that he will know who has been advised of his visit. This will also enable him to speak of any concern you express to your congressman. His ade dress is 1960 Knoxville Ave., Long Beach 90815. , * Net thor Sa 90s of whom are acquaint: with various peace-orier 8 the Los Angeles metropolitan area, were contacted and were unaware of the identitie: of any persons from the Los Angeles area who might be going to participate in the Washington,D.C. seminar, from March 30, through 1968. ‘ ations April 6, “The same informant advised on 11/16/66, t the. Long Beach Citizens for Peace was a new organization which had originated in Long Beach during late 1966, for the pur= pose of sponsoring weekly silent vigils on each. Saturday starting in mid-November 1966. The vigils were to protest the mature of th war America is waging in Vietnam, according to: BORGERS has never been the subject of investigation ‘by the Los Angeles office; however, the 1966 "Campus Directory,* for the University of Southern California (USC) lists on page 55, EDWARD W. BORGERS, Associate Professor of Telecommunications, Room 24, Alan Hancock Foundation Building, Childs Way and Univers: Avenue (business telephone RI 6=2168), residence 1960 Knoxville, Long Beach (home telephone &31#4015)6 > ual eer: comer « anaes Fand as the other formation adds nothing o that already given in Seattle's letterhead memorandum of 2/15/68, it has not been repeated in an LHM here, Informents have been alerted to furnish any information coming to their attention which would lead to the identification of persons from Southern California who may participate in the Washington, D.C. seminar, Any such information received will be Promptly furnished the Bureau and interested offices in a form suitable for dissemination. This matter is considered RUC.