Cointelpro New Left San Antonio Part 01 Pages 1 249

This page is a declassified FBI document regarding the COINTELPRO program, specifically concerning "NEW LEFT" in San Antonio. The document is primarily text-based, with a large circular emblem at the center that appears to represent the "Freedom of Information Act." There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or official stamps visible on this particular page. The document is structured with clear headings like "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS" and "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO)," indicating its official and formal nature within the FBI's operations. Visual elements are limited to stylized text and the aforementioned emblem. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT SAN ANTONIO 100-449698-45 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1963 EDITION PSA PPM 141 CAU 101-11.5 UNITED STATES GOV ERNMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, SAN AΝΤΟΝΙΟ (100-10510) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY EDISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT DATE: 5/28/68 [REDACTED] ReBulet to Albany, 5/10/68, in which the above- captioned program was inaugurated. Bureau directed that all offices submit a detailed analysis of potential counterintelligence action against New Left organizations and Key Activists within their respective divisions. San Antonio is extremely pleased that such a program has been instituted, as San Antonio feels that a successful counterintelligence program can help to stifle the growth of activity of the New Left which in some cases appears to border on sedition. As an over-all recommendation under this program, San Antonio at the outset strongly recommends that the Bureau give serious consideration of preparing or having prepared a small pamphlet or leaflet. The contents of this leaflet should utilize public source information or other material, such as was used in Bureau's document captioned "The New Left---Road to Anarchy," copies of which were forwarded to the field by Bulet to Albany, 2/16/68. The purpose of this proposed document would be to give it widespread circulation to assist in frustrating efforts of the New Left from recruiting new and youthful individuals. San Antonio has in mind a pamphlet similar to the one published by the Catholic War Veterans, Department of Pennsylvania, on the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America. San Antonio feels that such a pamphlet would have more effect if it were published by a private or civic nongovernmental organization. Such a pamphlet could be furnished to reliable news media, as well as reliable sources in the [REDACTED] educational field. MCL N100-449698-45-1 As to the specific situation within the San Antonio Division, the following is set fortREC 18 [ILLEGIBLE] 902) 2-Bureau (RM) 2-SA BED:eks (4) 4 JUN 9 1968 INT. SEC. 2010-106-62 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan. SA 100-10510 New Left activity within the San Antonio Division This page is primarily a text document with no photographs, handwritten annotations, stamps, or forms. The text is centered on the page and is presented in a bold, sans-serif font. There are no visible redactions, surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives. The page instead contains a standard notice regarding the quality of reproduction for documents within the file. As to the specific situation within the San Antonio Division, the following is set fortREC 18 [ILLEGIBLE] 902) 2-Bureau (RM) 2-SA BED:eks (4) 4 JUN 9 1968 INT. SEC. 2010-106-62 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan. SA 100-10510 New Left activity within the San Antonio Division is concentrated primarily in Austin, Texas, the home of The University of Texas. The primary New Left group functioning there is the Students for a Democratic Society. It is estimated that members and sympathizers number about 150. This group has been very active in numerous demonstrations in the past. Three leading figures of the New Left group in the Austin, Texas, area are [REDACTED] All three of the above individuals are Security [REDACTED] and Index subjects of the San Antonio Division. [REDACTED] are CP members and at the Texas State CP Convention [REDACTED] held 5/19/68, [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] were elected members of the Texas State CP Committee. With respect to [REDACTED], he has spoken at practically every New Left rally and demonstration in the Austin area and has travelled to Oklahoma and has recently returned from a visit to Cuba. As a possible immediate counterintelligence action against [REDACTED], San Antonio is considering the advisability of starting a rumor in the Austin area to the effect that [REDACTED] is actually a "Narcotics agent." This could be accomplished through established sources or anonymous mailing. It is reported that some of the New Left have attended "marijuana parties" in Austin. San Antonio feels that by starting such a rumor, it could cause disruption among the New Left and may tend to isolate [REDACTED] as an [REDACTED] influence. San Antonio will make additional recommendations under this program in the near future. Bureau is requested to authorize San Antonio to have reliable sources start the above rumor regarding [REDACTED] - 2 - NEW LEFT ACTIVITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN II. RING LEADERS OF NEW LEFT GROUPS A SDS 1. [REDACTED] a. DESCRIPTION The following description was obtained from observation and the records of the University of Texas at Austin: Name Sex Race Date of birth Place of birth Height Weight Build Hair Eyes Complexion. Parents b. SUBVERSIVE DATA On January 26, 1967, SA T [REDACTED] advised that exhibited a union book of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) indicating he was a member : ) of that group. The IWW has been designated birth Place of birth Height Weight Build Hair Eyes Complexion. Parents b. SUBVERSIVE DATA On January 26, 1967, SA T [REDACTED] advised that exhibited a union book of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) indicating he was a member : ) of that group. The IWW has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. (۰) c. NEW LEFT ACTIVITY In July, 1967, SA T [REDACTED] advised that the SDS National Convention was held at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 25-30,1967, and was followed by meeting of the SDS National Council, July 1-2, 1967, - 3 - CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL --- OCR End --- SAC, San Antonio (100-10510) 100-449698-45-1 Director, FBI (100-449698) LX-110 REC-122 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT 6/11/68: 1 - Mr. C.D. Brennan 1 - Mr. [REDACTED] Reurlet 5/28/68. Your suggestion that a rumor be started that [REDACTED] is a "Narcotics agent" is not approved Inasmuch as such an allegation, from an outsider's viewpoint, would indicate a violation of Federal law under the FBI's jurisdiction. While you advise that it has been "reported" that some of the New Left have attended marijuana parties in Austin, no mention was made whether local authorities have made any arrests on narcotics charges. If recent arrests have been made, a possible disruptive measure might be to "leak" [REDACTED] is a police informant. through New Left sources that Your comments on the above measure are requested, together with your recommendation on its feasibility and disruptive potential. RR:jes. (5) NOTE: SA advised [REDACTED] is one of the leading figures in the New Left movement at Austin, Texas, and is on the Security Index. MAILED 12 JUN 10 1968 COMM-FBI clase search editor ...ishion expert ...kitchen cared all _dele i ...live rorter ...ooch JUL 101968 TELETYPE UNIT [REDACTED] [REDACTED] OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1082 EDITION GSA FPMR (4) CPR) 101-11.0 UNITED STATES G MENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI FROM : SAC, SAN ANTONIO (100-10510) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM IS DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT DATE: 6/13/68 [REDACTED] Re Bureau letter to Albany, 5/23/68, which requested that all offices submit communications concerning the follow- ing information: (1) False Allegations of Police Brutality There have been no arrests at student demonstra- tions in the San Antonio Division where there were allegations of police brutality. There have been arrests at demonstra- tions This page contains a typed memorandum on official United States Government letterhead dated May 28, 1968. The memo is addressed to the Director of the FBI from the Special Agent in Charge (SAC) in San Antonio. Handwritten annotations are present throughout the document, including a signature on the "FROM" line, notations near the subject line, and a circled reference number along with a date stamp. Towards the bottom of the page, there are official stamps, including "INT. SEC." and another date stamp indicating "JUN 3 1968." A small illustration of a soldier is also visible in the bottom left corner, alongside a form-like section with handwritten entries and some pre-printed text. The page is a declassified FBI document, likely from the COINTELPRO New Left program, featuring typed text with several instances of black redactions. These redactions are strategically placed to obscure names and sensitive information, characteristic of declassification processes. The document also contains a file number "SA 100-10510" and a page number "- 2 -," indicating it is part of a larger report. The text discusses "New Left activity," "Students for a Democratic Society," and "CP members," suggesting a focus on political groups and individuals. The absence of photographs, handwritten notes, official stamps, or surveillance logs suggests this page is purely a textual report detailing investigative findings and operational considerations. letter to Albany, 5/23/68, which requested that all offices submit communications concerning the follow- ing information: (1) False Allegations of Police Brutality There have been no arrests at student demonstra- tions in the San Antonio Division where there were allegations of police brutality. There have been arrests at demonstra- tions within the Division, subsequent to which efforts were made to declare State Disturbing the Peace Statutes unconsti- tutional. It is not felt that the above would lend itself to the Counterintelligence Program. ([ILLEGIBLE]) (2) Immorality File review failed to disclose information depicting specific acts of immorality on the part of the New Left adherents which would lend itself to this program. (3) Action by College Administrators On June 4, 1968, it was announced in the Austin American, a daily newspaper in Austin, Texas, that the Chairman of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System, said the termination of the teaching contract of controversial University of Texas Philosophy Professor [REDACTED] was radified and made final; and that the above announcement had been made two weeks after the Budget Council met and announced they had voted to reconsider its decision not to renew [REDACTED] teaching contact beyond its present expiration date of May 31, 1969. Bureau (PM) (AM) - San Antonio TEM:JEF/jmb (A) 154 JUL 9 1968 [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [STAMP: 111-41/4695- [REDACTED] 12 JUN 18 1968] [STAMP: C.C.-50] [STAMP: IJTE 6.3.77 TJSC SLIP/S:CLASS ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑΣZ AGENCIES] [HANDWRITTEN: ५६xpo 5.31-22] INT./SEC. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan. S 100-10510 [REDACTED] an has been a public figure since October, 1967, when he made widely quoted remarks concerning the need for a new American revolution.)) The May 19, 1968 issue of the San Antonio light, a daily newspaper in San Antonio, Texas, carried an article entitled "UT Students Back Rebel Philosophy Teacher", which set forth in part that administrative steps designed to keep the University of Texas from becoming "another Columbia" came in a campus crisis here when a faculty member without tenure was given a terminal contract and student displeasure was strong; and that a series of moves were made which could give rise to a new approach in dealing with student protests, and an academic dean, a department head, and a number of tenured professors came before a student-sponsored forum on May 16, 1968, attended by 1500 to debate the merits of the University's action.)) According This black and white document is a redacted, typewritten report concerning "NEW LEFT ACTIVITY" at the University of Texas. It details "RING LEADERS OF NEW LEFT GROUPS" along with sections on "DESCRIPTION" and "SUBVERSIVE DATA." Large black redactions obscure personal details and specific names. Official stamps of "CONFIDENTIAL" appear in the upper right corner and near the bottom. There is a handwritten notation of "-3-" indicating the page number, and a handwritten notation is also visible near the top left of page. The document focuses on information gathering about individuals and groups involved in new left activities, suggesting surveillance and intelligence collection methods. moves were made which could give rise to a new approach in dealing with student protests, and an academic dean, a department head, and a number of tenured professors came before a student-sponsored forum on May 16, 1968, attended by 1500 to debate the merits of the University's action.)) According to above article, [REDACTED] charged the University of Texas with violation of an academic freedom, claiming his contract was terminated on "other than academic grounds". )) [REDACTED] approved the contract termination and was the primary spokesman for the administration. He told the forum that if the students wanted to be taught by [REDACTED] they should hire him themselves; "Pass the hat," he challenged them, "put your money where your mouth is." (1) The May 17, 1968 issue of the Austin American in an article entitled [REDACTED] set forth in part that [REDACTED] pointed out that his concept of academic freedom was different from some in that he believes that "nothing that any man says outside the classroom or colloquy can be taken as evidence for or against continuing his contract"; that [REDACTED] contended the Budget Council's decision to terminate his contract was a cloa-cut case of violation of academic freedom; and that his contract was not renewed because Budget Council members misinterpreted 2 100-10510 his intentions last Fall in calling for an American Revolu- tion during a speech at the Capitol The above article also set forth that had been partly said that his vote against influenced by an incident this Spring involving black advocate who entered the University of Texas in February and withdrew in April; that personally endorsed for admission to the University of Texas, although the student had poor scholastic records and promised to personally tutor him; that the agreement was not held and earned in April that had not been attending classes and his grades were so low that he would have to withdraw or be given "F's". (0) Special Agents and of the Austin, Texas Resident Agency, who observed the above forum, recalled that on at least two occasions accused Ci sponsoring so that a Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) representa- tive could be on campus. did not repute the statements. It is noted that there has been very little said by the New Left concerning status since the confrontation.)ט( On January 11, 1968, the Chicago Division advised that a confidential source indicated that DICK The page is a scanned document from the FBI's COINTELPRO collection. It contains official letterhead, typewritten text, and handwritten annotations. There are several redactions, indicated by black boxes, obscuring names, and other specific details. Official stamps and routing information are present, including a "MAILED 12 JUN 10 1968" stamp and a filing annotation at the bottom. The content appears to be an internal memorandum discussing potential disruptive measures against the "New Left" movement, with handwritten notes possibly from field agents. There are no photographs; the page relies solely on text and annotations to convey its message. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) representa- tive could be on campus. did not repute the statements. It is noted that there has been very little said by the New Left concerning status since the confrontation.)ט( On January 11, 1968, the Chicago Division advised that a confidential source indicated that DICK GREGORY listed February 6, 1968 at St. Mary's Union, San Antonio, Texas, and March 25, 1968, Pan American College, Edinburg, Texas, on his itinerary..(0) - 3 - SA 100-10510 An article appearing in the 2/11/68 issue of the San Antonio Light, a daily newspaper in San Antonio, Texas, indicated that St. Mary's University Development Officials estimated a contribution loss of about $250,000 due to the appearance of Negro comedian DICK GREGORY on the campus. was scheduled to Spec. at St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas, on March 6, 1968. In view of adverse publicity received in the appearance of DICK GREGORY, was denied permission to speak on campus by University officials. San Antonio Coll San Antonio, Texas, advised that Chat On April 12, 1967, he was trying to organize a chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) in San Antonio, Texas. who was a part-time student at San Antonio College, attempted on April 12, 1967, to get permission from the officials at San Antonio College to have STOKLEY CARMICHAEL speak at San Antonio College. Permission was denied by college officials. According to attempts were made to have CARMICHAEL speak at St. Mary's University and St. Phillips College and Trinity University, all in San Antonio, with ermission being denied. advised that on On April 20, 1967, D that date during a Gentle Thursday demonstration at San Pedro Park near San Antonio College, and entered the San Antonio College campus. While they were distributing their literature, some of the literature was grabbed by some of the students who objected to the literature and it was burned. asked both to leave the campus are - 4 - SAT 100-10510 they did. and returned to San Pedro Park were angry words were exchanged between them and a group of about 150 to 200 students who followed them to the park. CONFIDENTIAL - 5 - OPTICINAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1912 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 191-11.6 UNITED STATES GC IMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 6/28/68 FROM : SAC, SAN AΝΤΟΝΙΟ (100-10510) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM IS DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT The document is a memorandum from the FBI San Antonio office to the Director. Visually, it contains official stamps such as "CONFIDENTIAL" and routing codes. There are also handwritten annotations, including a signature and date near the top right, as well as a rubber stamp indicating "12 JUN 18 1968" and a hand-drawn symbol that may represent an informant or a source. Redacted portions are present on the page, obscuring specific details within the text, particularly in the section discussing a university professor. A small illustration of a standing figure is present at the bottom left, alongside additional stamped dates and codes. 200 students who followed them to the park. CONFIDENTIAL - 5 - OPTICINAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1912 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 191-11.6 UNITED STATES GC IMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 6/28/68 FROM : SAC, SAN AΝΤΟΝΙΟ (100-10510) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM IS DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT ReBulet to Albany, 5/28/68, directing that commencing July 1, 1968, and every three months thereafter, Bureau should be furnished a status letter, including comments under the following captions: 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action By communication dated 5/28/68, San Antonio recommended to the Bureau that as a counterintelligence measure that a rumor be started that [REDACTED] a Security Index subject, was a "Narcotics Agent". San Antonio felt that by starting such a rumor it would cause disruption among the new left and would tend to isolate influence. By communication dated 6/11/68, the Bureau did not approve of this technique of using "Narcotics Agent." Bureau suggested that as a possible disruptive measure that if recent narcotics arrests had been made in Austin, a leak through new left sources that [REDACTED] informant might be used. is a police San Antonio is now checking into this aspect and separate recommendations are being made. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action See (1) above. 3. Tangible Results 160-2/449698-45-3 None thus far. REC 82 1 JI ] 1968 ST-117 Bureau (AM,RM) 2 - San Antonio. BED:jmb (1) 10100000507 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORU NO. 10 B-AT 1967 EDITION U.S. DEPT. OF JOTIce UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN. Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI FROM : SAC, SAN ANTONIO (100-10510) SUBJECT: NEW LEFT ACTIVITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN DATE: 7/5/68 Re Bulet to Albany, 5/28/68, captioned "Counterintelligence Program Internal Security, Disruption of the New Left..." Enclosed for the Bureau are 15 copies of a LHM captioned as above suitable for dissemination. (9) INFORMANT COVERAGE 12-San Antonio (2-100-10510) (1-100-9833) (SDS) (1-100-10292) (UCEWV) (1-100-9784) (DCA, Sub. 1) (1-157-651) (AARL) APPROPRIATE AGENCIES AED FIELD OFFICES ADINITED BY WRITING SHIP(S) OF class DATE 6.3.77 TJS/m 11-41146.95-45-11 JD.CON (14) REC-78 JUL 8 1968 INT. SEC. AGENCY: ACSI, ONI, OSI, STATE PAO, SE C.SLRV. DATE FORWARD: 11-12, 68 HOW FORWARD: LIS BY: R.L.sign. 56 J Bate 321-pred 5.31.77 econ-- SA 100-10510 All facets of the New Left at the University of Texas at Austin are being explored looking to the development of igh-level informants in the New Left movement.:') VIOLENCE POTENTIAL ON The page contains typewritten text from a declassified FBI document. There are several black ink redactions obscuring specific names and potentially sensitive information. A document identifier, "S 100-10510," is visible in the upper left corner. The text discusses a newspaper article about a teacher at the University of Texas and a controversy regarding academic freedom and contract termination. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, official stamps (other than the implied nature of the document itself), forms, wiretap logs, or visual evidence of surveillance methods. SE C.SLRV. DATE FORWARD: 11-12, 68 HOW FORWARD: LIS BY: R.L.sign. 56 J Bate 321-pred 5.31.77 econ-- SA 100-10510 All facets of the New Left at the University of Texas at Austin are being explored looking to the development of igh-level informants in the New Left movement.:') VIOLENCE POTENTIAL ON UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CAMPUS [REDACTED] has advised that the University administration feels that the rules and regulations as set up by the Board of Regents concerning the control of student activities with provisions for disciplinary action for violations thereof will prevail and prevent disruptive activities on the part of the University students.()) ADMINISTRATIVE SA'S and observed activities of [REDACTED] on campus of the University of Texas at Austin on 11/20-22/67.()) INFORMANTS Identity of Source: S [REDACTED] SA [REDACTED] () SA [REDACTED] SA [REDACTED] ( ) SA T [REDACTED] SA T [REDACTED] -2- Files Where Located: [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] SA 100-10510 Identity of Source: Files Where Located: SA T [REDACTED] SA T [REDACTED] CLASSIFICATION The enclosed LHM has been classified "CONFIDENTIAL" as it contains information from SA T-1 through SA T-6, informants of continuing value, the unauthorized disclosure of which could result in identification and compromise the future effectiveness thereof. -3- In Reply. Please Refer to File N UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF [REDACTED] ICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION San Antonio, Texas July 5, 1968 NEW LEFT ACTIVITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN I. NEW LEFT ORGANIZATIONS A. STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (SDS) A characterization of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) appears in the appendix hereto. (U) There is no known membership list for the SDS at the University of Texas at Austin. The attendance at regular meetings fluctuates, the average number being approximately 40.) B. UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM (UCEWV), ALSO KNOWN AS THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM (UTCEWV) UTCEWV, an approved campus organization, The University of Texas, Austin, is self-described as follows::... "The UTCEWV is an independent, broad-based organization. We invite everyone to participate in discussions, debates, forums, educational programs, and nonviolent direct action in an attempt to bring the Vietnam war to a quick, nonmilitary end. Classify 6080. 2 242/pod 5-31.27 GROUP I EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION [REDACTED] [REDACTED] ENC[REDACTED]RE CONFIDENTIAL 116-449698-45-4 ```json [ {"box_2d": [90, 70, 111, 430], "text_content": "NEW LEFT ACTIVITY\nUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN\n"}, {"box_2d": [96, 655, 113, 802], This page from a declassified FBI document is primarily text-based, with several significant sections redacted in black ink. A header at the top left displays a document number, "100-10510," suggesting a case or file identifier. The text discusses an individual's intentions during a speech and their involvement with the University of Texas, referencing a "confidential source" and the "Chicago Division." Notably, there are large, opaque black redactions obscuring significant portions of the text, particularly in the middle and lower sections of the page, indicating sensitive information or the identity of individuals and organizations. The bottom center of the page contains the page number "– 3 –" in a small font. No photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps (aside from the implied classification through redactions), or forms are visible. an attempt to bring the Vietnam war to a quick, nonmilitary end. Classify 6080. 2 242/pod 5-31.27 GROUP I EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION [REDACTED] [REDACTED] ENC[REDACTED]RE CONFIDENTIAL 116-449698-45-4 ```json [ {"box_2d": [90, 70, 111, 430], "text_content": "NEW LEFT ACTIVITY\nUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN\n"}, {"box_2d": [96, 655, 113, 802], "text_content": "CONFEDONTIAL\n"}, {"box_2d": [126, 171, 358, 834], "text_content": "\"The UTCEWV opposes our Administration's\npresent policy in Vietnam. As alternatives for\nachieving and maintaining peace other than through\nmilitary victory, we advocate a complete and immediate\nwithdrawal of U.S. troops or an arbitrated peace\nbetween North and South Vietnam and the NLF to be\npreceeded by an immediate, permanent cessation\nof U. S. escalation, as well as bombing and shelling\nof North Vietnam. Our concern is the concern of all\nhumanity. We want the senseless killing, maiming,\nand human degradation to stop now! We will continue\nto demonstrate to the world that concerned, responsible\nAmericans will not allow the U. S. to legitimatize\nwhat it does in Vietnam in the name of 'peace'. \"\n"}, {"box_2d": [372, 82, 510, 849], "text_content": "There is no known membership list for this organization\nand it is noted that reliable informants have reported no\nregular meetings for this group. The UCEWV has sponsored\nmarches and rallies featuring speakers who are opposed to the\nwar in Vietnam and it is noted that during UCEWV-sponored\nrallies, opposition speakers have been invited to present\ntheir views. Approximately 400-500 individuals have\nparticipated in UCEWV-sponsored marches in the past...!\n"}, {"box_2d": [510, 133, 541, 697], "text_content": "c. AFRO-AMERICANS FOR BLACK LIBERATION (AABL)\n"}, {"box_2d": [537, 177, 588, 802], "text_content": "The AABL, a registered group with the University\nof Texas at Austin is self-described as follows:(1)\n"}, {"box_2d": [585, 188, 666, 841], "text_content": "\"Our organization serves to provide a medium for\nintelligent exchange on current issues relating\nto the racial crisis and an insentive for positive\naction to alleviate the problems causing this crisis.\".\n"}, {"box_2d": [667, 96, 746, 821], "text_content": "There is no known membership list for this group;\nhowever, about one-fourth of the Negro students on campus of\nthe University of Texas at Austin, numbering approximately 30\nindividuals, are active in this group..."}, {"box_2d": [759, 661, 778, 823], "text_content": "COMPEDENTIAL\n"}, {"box_2d": [764, 453, 780, 498], "text_content": "-2-\n"} ] ``` NEW LEFT ACTIVITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CONFIDENTIAL held at the same location. was listed as one of the convention delegates or other persons in attendance. (1') A T and SA T have reported that has been active in the SDS at Austin during the period from August, 1965 to the The document is a declassified FBI file page with significant black redactions obscuring various parts of the text, including names of individuals, specific locations, and dates. A file number "SA 100-10510" is visible at the top left. The page contains primarily typed text, detailing events and individuals related to the San Antonio area, likely concerning political activism. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or official stamps visible on this particular page. The redactions suggest that the information pertains to sensitive investigative details, such as informants, targets, or operational methods. This visual obscurity is a key feature, highlighting the covert nature of the original surveillance and reporting. ACTIVITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CONFIDENTIAL held at the same location. was listed as one of the convention delegates or other persons in attendance. (1') A T and SA T have reported that has been active in the SDS at Austin during the period from August, 1965 to the present time. These a