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American Friends Service Committee — Part 22
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af tneRnerican Friends Service Coznmittee (ARGC and YML. They were TomFlower, Peace
Eduvition Secretary, AFSC; Mark LNc, AFSC staff member; Craig Combs, YML staff member;
Jelua Coldwater, YML staff member; Al Walker, previously reported as Al Waller, assign-
ad to Fort Sam Houston, Texas; an unidentified Latin American, believed to be associated
aith a local Chicano movement; and 3 unidentified military personnel believed to be
assigned to Fort Sam Houston. : . (B-3)
. Tod Gebienf- “4 Jona hee? Tep.
2. (C) The meéting which was scheduled to occur at the offices of YML, on 24
October 1970, was no believed to have been a success, because personnel from the
Student Mobilization Committee (SMC), Austin, Texas, did not make an appearance. The
SMC is supposed to provide buses to transport personnel from San Antonio to Austin on
31 October 1970. After having failed to appear at YML on the evening of 23 October, and
having failed to make distribution of dissident literature on Fort Sam Houston, on the.
weekend of 23-25 October 1970, the SMC has partially destroyed their crediribility with
the staff of YML. Combs believed, as a result of the SMC's inactivity in this area,
there was a possibility the SMC might not furnish the needed transportation. (B-3)
(c) At 1430 hours, 24 October 198: there were 9 people en3 at the office
3. (C) The primary activity of these present was a general clean up of the
offices of YML and AFSC. One of the unidentified military personnel was preparing
copies of a dispotion form, publicising the activities to be held in Austin, on 31
October 1970. Plans for distribution of the disposition form were unknown, except
they were to be placed on unit bulletin boards on Fort Sam Houston. (8-3)
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