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, 0 CONF WTIAL o~™. of Chairman Harrison A. Williams (D - New Jersey), Senator George Murphy (R - California), Senators Robert I’. Kennedy {D - New York), Edward M. Kennedy (D - Massachusetts), Gaylor D, Nelson (D - Wisconsin) and Winston Prouty (R - Vermont). _ advised that he had heard that Vendy Goepe iA, opokesman, had done some type of uork for Senator Ho?rison Williams in the past and growers in the area were conc@tned that the Committee would be strictly on the side of NFWA, e Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee and striking farm workers. advised that the above Senate Sub-Committee would meet at the Senate Office Building in Sacramento, California, on Monday, March 14, 1966; would be in Visalia, California, on March 15, 1965; and in Delano on March 16, 2966. On March 10, 1966, Source Two advised that Paul” Booth, Director of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), Chicago, Illinois, hed been in Delano, California, for the past severai days at the NFWA office. Source Two stated that it had been reported that the SDS group in Chicago planned to send lurse numbers of students to Delano during the summer of 1966 to assist .the NFWA in their cause. In respect to SDS, it is noted that the Preamble of the SDS Constitution states "Students for 2 Democratic Society is an association of young people on the left...; one bringing together diberals and radicals, activists and scholars to put forth a radical, democratic program counterposed to authoritarian movements both of Communism and the domestic Right." During the 1965 National Convention of the SDS, the Preamble of the Constitutuion was amended to eliminate "counterposed to authoritarian movements both of Communism and the domestic Right." The SDS is opposed to present American foreign policy in Vietnam. CONFIGRRTIAT, G-