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advised SA CONRAD N, SHAW of the United Farm Workers y OW on &@ personal or social basis and, therefore, did not feel he could make specific comments concerning the character, reputation, ability, or loyalty of CHAVEZ. poo ——7 stated that he disapproves of CHAVEZ in genera. cause of the way he has conducted himself at Delano, California, in the farm labor field during the past year. GE «12-2 that CHAVEZ and his group have defied and order, specifically mentioning parade permits. He said a city ordinance of Delano requires that a minimum four day notice must be given by any individual or organization comtemplating a parade in the city 7 aid that in the spring of 1966, CHA org zed a march of individuals supporting the stand of the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA) from Delano to Sacramento, California. He said that CHAVEZ contacted representatives of the press, radio, and television notifying them a parade or march would be held through the City of Delano and that CHAVEZ had not made any kind of arrangements nor had he obtained a permit from the city for the march. He said it was n& until CHAVEZ had made arrangements for press, radio, and television coverage that CHAVEZ announced that his AAs d progress down the main street of Delano. said that, in his opinion, this technique n part of CHAVEZ was intended to defy the Delano City ordinance relating to parades and that he had done so with the hope of being arrested for the purpose of obtaining additional publicity. 226 emg, ao ‘ . oe ae