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American Friends Service Committee — Part 22
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“W Nov_1970
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| HEADQUARTERS, 112th MILITARY INTELLIGENCE’ GROUP, FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS 78234, 70-363
et CODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION
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GI PARTICIPATION IN PEACE WORKSHOP
OF THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE
COMMITTEE, 6-8 November 1970 (U)
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
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1. f bud ng the weekend of 6-8 November 1970, a peace workshop, organized anc Hy
conducted by Tonf fF > Peace Education Secretary, American Friends Service Committee i
(AFSC), 109 Ww Barengo. Street, San Antonio, Texas, waS*heré i Sad-Antoute. “Mayor |
activities of the workshop occurred at the Hennacy House, 2001 N Flores; the Bethany
Church of Christ, 611 E Myrtle Street; and San Pedro Park. + (B-3)
2. @M US Army personalities present were Craig Combs, Jolee Coldwater, Tom
Wetzler, Mike Jack, an NCO assigned to the Medical Field Service School (MFSS), Fort
Sam Houston, Texas (FSHT), Robert Meyer, FSHT, 3 unidentified indiviguals believed
to be assigned to FSHT, and Jeff Barhorst, assigned to Ms Texas. COG
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3. QM Civili ey included Wall
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approximately 60 to 120 people. Meals for those attending were served at the Hennacy .
House. The overall theme of the.workshop was non-violence, with emphasis placed on t
direct actions, such as the burning of drefz cards and the STOP Program (Safe Treat- ji
ment of Prisoners), which calls for the mass penetration of jails by large numbers of {
people, who will attempt to harasa and | hamper police once they are inside the jails. |
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