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The Assassination of Martin Luther King.

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13-00000 CONFIDENTIAL NO FOREIGN DISSEMIN/NO DISSEMIN ABROAD B-2628 21 MAY 1971 SUBJECT: Americans Attending the World Peace Council (WPC) Conference in Budapest, Hungary, 13-16 May 1971 1. A reliable source has reported that the following Americans spoke at the indicated committee meetings of the WPC Conference: A. Stanley FAULKNER, Committee on European Peace and Security; B. Sylvia KUSHNER, Committee on Indochina Aggression; C. John GILMAN, Committee on the Near East; D. Mary Angie DICKERSON, Section Meeting Discussing Discrimination; E. Luis GARZA, Section Meeting Discussing Discrimination; and F. Ruth GAGE-COLBY, Committee on Disarmament. All of the above-named persons were identified specifically as members of the U.S. delegation. 2. According to the same source, S. FAULKNER, "Vice President of the American National Lawyers' Association," functioned as President in a meeting of lawyer delegates to the Congress and the American delegate Albert KAHN translated a message from the widow of artist Rockwell KENT to the Conference. 3. In its final coverage on 18 May of the WPC Conference, which ended 16 May, the Hungarian Press made the following additional observations regarding United States participants: A. Sidney PECK, identified as "USA Professor," spoke on the war in Vietnam; CONFIDENTIAL Downgraded to 060575 by authority of 1 Sept 78 date: 1 Sept 78 CLASSIFICATION REVIEW CONDUCTED ON 1 Sept 78 F-2 IMPROVET CL BY 060575 FULL TEXT COPY - DO NOT RELEASE NO FOREIGN DISSEMIN/NO DISSEMIN ABROAD CONFIDENTIAL GROUP 1 (Standard from automatic portraying aid)

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