---­
VIA TELEl tpE
:h
,.' ,,. r­
1719~'l
ENCIPHE
,.JAN
,,'-I"'
.,
//
,
'
•
TO WA SA I NG'I'O./l ..... 4-­
6;57 PM O"fFRRzn 1-17-69 KCK
TO-~I~Z([";-S923l)
;;E'~ -~~RX
AND NEil YORK (105-4212?)
VH ',ASHINGTON
FROM SAN FRA'NCISCO IP
•
M
ic
h
ig
an
a
STEWART <:O'IAaO
AL~ERT;
oiitm
~CTIVIST
O~E
IS DASH NE', LEn.
SF FILE
ON~
NINE FIVE ONE •
le
ct
•
io
n
s
Li
b
HUNDRED DASH SIX
PROGRAM.
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
SF FILE O:lt:: IIUfWRED DASH FIVE SIX ZER0 SIX SIX.
!C.
DEI'lPG; K;;:Y
ra
ry
00;
of
Ii ..
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
RENYT,L JMI. Alxn:E" LAST.
•
AL~,RT 03SERVEJ O~ CAMPUS OF UC, BERKELEY TODAY, 1Y 8UA52NTS. AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE '>'ILL li
n
NO ADDIT10r)AL,. TRAVEL PLANS DEVELOPED.
O~
-
JAN. T'lENTY NEXT, P'J
or
ig
in
a
ATT;;I'IPT 'lNI!P.VI;:'4 OF AL3ERT
,~P.L
REL~Y ~IASH ~C C
EI'H R
op
ie
d
, EN])
FBI
ADVI~"a. fro
m
IF HE IS NOT IN %RKELEY 0* JAN. T<ENTY, BUREAU wILL BE
.
MATI';". !lEe 511
I
'
C'I
- •••
_.'
- ""-~
,
. i<
'
•
.
Fill
1/10/69
Do'.:
DIRECTOR, Tal (105-89231)
FROM'fl~AC.
SAN FRANCISCO (lOO-55066)(P) SUBJE~;l1f~TEWART
EPWARDClLllERT an
TO.
hi
g
SM - ANA
ic
(KEY ACTIVIST>
of
M
New York
ve
r
Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of an LHM
captioned as above suitable for di5semination. Enclosed
for New York and wro are two copies each of this LHM.
:;~!l~o~sed for the Bureau are two copies of a photo~raph of
taken in January, 1968 for forwarding to Legat,
if deemed advisable.
ra
ry
,U
ni
..
si
ty
00:
ct
io
ns
Li
b
;
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
,
•
op
Bureau ;E~~() ;;(RM)
C
r'i_
.,
RfC43
2 - WFO (Encls;t1) (RM)
·2 - New York C105-42122)(Encls. 2)(RM) .2 - San Francisco
..(9)
'WN/cab
c.
AGEI«:Y,. C·2, "'II;~.SmSE'
~~
~
".,.,~,.
I JAN 22 1969
-
~~.,
C•• IlIShQP DAlE
,
Sent _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.1
)
P., _,,_ _____
•
SF 100-66066
WN/cab
,j
•
.
,
~.;
. ..
- "- -
weo ,,:.-, .~
.
. ..j
" . }
.... > - '."
::> " i .1ol-'it~teWill check recoX'ds of Passport.·, J. ,-;
Office" U.
, in view of the possibility"
,_ '.x_ ALBERT may travel elsewhere after his departure from canada.. - " :,-,' :_. It is.,noted that ALBERT formerly held Passport 'D015912 which ......• was issued to him on 211163 'at New York. This passport should ,', <"l have expired on 1/31/68. Submit results in a form suitable
•
ig
an
for dissemination.
. ,.
,
i
,.'
io
n
le
ct
•
s
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
,
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
-,;
fro
- f-. '
op
ie
d
...
C
"
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
•
•
.
•
.
•
2 ­
•
"
I
rED STATES DEPARTMENT C
""
JSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
"
San Francisco, California
•
1969
.' ­
T I A L
C 0
STEWART. EDWARE, ALBERT
The December 27. 19GB-January 2, 1969\ issue of
,the "Berkeley Barb" caM"ied an article on paf{e 11 under "the
M
ic
h
ig
an
.byline of Stewart/Albert who is believed to be identical
to captioned Stewart Edward Albert.
of
This article is a description of certain aspects militant protest activitYt ,U
ni
ve
rep'ardin~
rs
ity
of life in Toronto and elsewhere in Canada t particularly In the article Albert states
~I
arrived here on a ra
ry
vacation to escape 'the warm sun and friendships of Berkeley. '1 Li
b
The article does not state when Albert arrived in Toronto. Later in this article Albert states that
fIr
look fQrward to C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
returninp: to B~rkeley. II Ap;ain the artiole does not state
when the author intends to leave Canada.
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
The IIBerkeley Barb" is a weekly newspapfw'ir
published each Friday in Be~keley, Cali~
fornie. It is sel(-described as a member
of the so-called "underground press."
Examination of this publioation discloses that
it is devoted almost entirely to matters
relatinp to anti-war, anti-draft, and other
types of protest activity alonR with articles
rela:tirH~ to use of dru~s, sexual fr~edom,
,.'
etc~tera.
'Albert has be~n a lon~
time contributor
to the "Berkeley
Barb. "
noT' conclusions
This document contains neither
of the rBr~, It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
your a~ency~ it and its contents are not to be distributed
outside your aRency_
.' ;'
...
"
,,-;//. _.'. -.". I
';)
~
(/
,,I
I
,
j
"
CON
F I
."
I AL
.'
•
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT
On January 7, 1969, an unknown male was contacted
at 1049 Keith Avenue, Berkeley. California, the last known
address of Stewart Albert. This person advised that Albert
is not at home and is in IITeronto or some other place back
east." This person stated that he expected Albert to return
to Berkeley, but he could not fix the date of this expected
return.
For the past three years, Stewart Albert has been
an
in youth protest activity in the San
While in this area, he is observed at
ig
fi~ure
Francisco Bay Area.
M
ic
h
a prominent
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
nearly every large demonstration opposing United States
military action in Vietnam, the Selective Service System.­
university and college authorities. and other civil authority.
In connection with this protest activity, he has be~n arrested
at least three times for misdemeanors occurrinp· durin~
demonstration activities.
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
on May 14
and 15,
,
ssive
Labor Party (PLP) conference, which was held at San Francisco
PLP Headquarters. 2929 - 16th Street, San Francisco; Ca1i­
forri'ia.
li
n
Sp
ec
A characterization of the Bay Area PLP
is contained in the Appendix attached hereto.
,,
,
ig
in
a
Stewar't
.
fro
m
or
Albert
d
Albert was on the
Committee to End the War in
uarters, 857 Broadway, New York City.
. . .Albert's position at that time was
an official publication of the N~C.
..
C
op
ie
,i
The NMC was originated at a conference
in Cleveland, Ohio, in November, 1966~
for the specific purpose of holding
massive anti-war demonstrations in
New York City and in San Francisco on
April 15, 1967. The orp,anization was
CON
"- 2 ­
"
,
~
-_.' .­
.- :.'- '. ~.
,,-- --:;'
'~~: '.M~.
" h
. :?'t
~.
.
"... ',';;..;. ..... ...:.
.
-i-" --.. ,'-"..
~
,~
,g;~ ~.~: ';'S;;~;~T~~WiDALBtRT>....,.~._
c,..j
)~. ~ .~ '; ,..--.~-: ,~.,.
. : ___:7-
­ ••
a.
.~.'·
.
..
~:i:;::; !.~
._.
~c"'.-:".:-,~ : "~ ·; ~.·-' :; : !~ '-~~~·:~.~:.~~;:-:f~~~tt~~:::;·.~~
'-;: ~ -.:.~...,.. , --. -- ~,. -- -<.~ .~ '•.::.'. - .~., -
--' '~'"'. ~.,;. :. > :,,-[....
:'; ·.~"'~.:k;;·.'-.
';t :·t
first titled
the Spring MobilizatioYl'. '~'. :;'.• ,...:~.
"
Committee to End the War in Vietnam
.'> ~ ..., ','
(SKC) •. Its first Chairman was the noted :".''''' c,
late pacifist A. J. Muste. The founding:': :.,•.: .••.
. convention urged all persons interested··'·.·· ::~•.. ,".....,ii.".'-c.'.""."·
. in the anti-war 1!lOvement to converge on '~' .. :.~'
' __.' ..-';:-:'::~
either San Francisco or New Yprk Cit:y on
'.. ,
April 15, 1967, to participate in mas.. .::~:
marches and rallies protestin,.'-United
. ;.
Sta.tes intervention in Vietnam. ; East <~~.;.,
.-J
Coast and West Coast: headquarters for .; \ J.
:;" • ,:,c,,:,~,-'!'r'~~
the SHe were established in New York ." <.
.>., .,,';
and San Francisco.. The above demonstra" " .~.,,' ",~.-',:
J;ions were held.. The :SHe" however",
'->. 'L
:::'. " ..
I::i~~: ~~~v~. Eventually it.e\f~~\f~d<.~:..<~;. ::;." ••
'","1.:.· ..
an
-.
.~
'.
. . "" . . .
'
;j
.• - .
ra
ry
-
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
' _.::----:.
.-'-t
~
s
Li
b
~'. j~i1"'~~ity, -Whic~n~:~~~~e~9:~; ;o;:~i~~~~p:~~e~:~~/~~t!~!t~~~a~:·~rj
io
n
t.o Party (YIP). The ~eaflet ''Stated that a "roup .of .25 a r t i s t s , . i
writers. and musicians ha.ve agreed 'to -participate in '"'the
';-~";,
foutiding of this party. The leaflet stated that YIP will stage...:. :;
massive youth festival in Chicago during the time "fthe ... '" '," .:.. , ..
Democratic National COnvention. The leaflet urged people to jom,
.
I'
YIP in Chicago for a festival of youth, music, and theater •. The
~,;1 ci:~: . leaflet did not announce any plans for YIP other than the .. :.: .....
le
ct
.... .
.
."
'0
of
YIP'~.-s
,,~
..
bert..
Chicago
activity_
One •
~
O~~
0
....
or
"-~',..
r':""-.~
__
~_'_',~_'_'
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
s"
O:f::t~h:e==p:e~r=s2o~n=s=:l2~:·st:::e:d~a;8~a:n~.~~~:;~::~~~
fro
m
.-C:,4--_"~ '<,-- ~~-:;;:-:.;:~c;-::: --'-' - ..
ie
d
-, .
C
op
on
conduct.. This a~est arose
tion8 oeeurrinr. during the De,ma'cr'at'!e
in that city •. There has beenro disposition of thiS case
'..of. December.'2. ~S68 _.,..,,"",
'" "".'..' . " " " ,.•' ,,"-c:,~ '. ;)',<:*',
Stewart Edward Albert is desedbl.d as follo';s :.'.;,'·,Cc;..c:.·
Ha1e
,.
,
.
.
.'. ::.;...... :~.~__~ :' f. -.: ~;.,.~.;~ ;,j>, ;. \'::'''' ~:>
--"
""
•
<..
. , , - -. . .
.•
-~ • •,~
"
. . . . .-
_. ,
-,~ • . . ,
.
... &
.....
,
..
••
- ."'
'.'
.. ,,-.:--~~.~;~.::-.
, .. ,
"':":::"'--''''~'.::~'
~
T'I AL'
-
'~,
,
-~-=-:..:.'~~.:;':~~"--:~;~:'~"_
White "'<~;::'~!'?' ';:1' ~.~ ....~.~~.:::.!t:~~';.~~:_i(
. Deeembe.- !I ,:1.939, New York 'City;""" .
New Y o r k "
_cd."
,,'-'
. .! ,_.,
.­
",
-'.-"':'
.
'-.
"'" ._-­ .
::'=''_If,
,
,"
..
.;
CON
..
STE,/ART
, . EDWARD ALBERT
•
.. ­
5'9 H
Height
Weip:ht
Hair
19S pounds Blond Blue Muscular
Eyes
Build
Wears mustache and may
have beard
le
ct
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
••
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
Characteristics
op
ie
d
fro
m
,
C
•!
•
.. ,,,...:.,
III
r?
ED STATES D),)'MlTMENT OF
3TICE
}'l::Df;RAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA:TIQN
."
San Francisco, California
•
January 10,1969
•
Title
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT
an
Cha.re.eter
hi
g
Reference
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
San Francisco memorandum
dated and captioned as above
at San Francisco.
,U
ni
All sources (except any listed below) vhose identities
nre concealed in referenced communication have furnished relia:bl.e
Li
b
ra
ry
infonnation in the past.
ct
io
ns
•
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
•
C
op
i
j
•
•
,,,J....
iii.,.
Tilta d"c......QI co ..
''''ttlilfl> ,lrC'o........dlrtl"'... ,,(:or cGl'u':I"lIum", of
FElt. It I. til .. jOMp.rly Qf Ih" rfl! ",nd I. loan .... ,<:> .,......t _ • .,e7; JI If"" .I~ COtlll""lIl. lI;I'# .... 1 to b", du,H,t-II'c<i ..... $!4. J'Our .. q .... c)'. ,
l"~"..,=,......".~......"-..,.,...".=,..,.."....,.,,,.,
...
-
~-[l.:.r.3lJh ~-. 1~- ':11)'1'
-~
~
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INV[ JTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICI'
SAN FRANCISCO
NEW YORK
TITLE OF CASE
10/29/68 - 1/16/69
1/23/69
REPORT hIIAO£ .,'"
~.
ITV"'EO IIY ,
!
tjs'
----------~--~~ ~
STEWARl' EDWARD 'ALBERT
CMARACTE ROf CASE
,
8M - ANA ( KEY ACTIVIST)
,
,- J
l
,1"1J
',,; I
REFERENCES,
ig
M
ic
h
rs
ity
of
9/30/68, under
fl'1l~~i
,U
ni
ve
-Rllc,. ­
ra
ry
SIRIITIVE,
Li
b
AD~II NI
an
San Francisco report
San Francisco report
New York letter to Bu:,,,,,u.
Bureau letter to
Chicago
or
ARt caption (Burile
s
subject' '
\
1
VINES
PUti.
.,.
J"YINGIJ
' 0 NONE
R£(;""'£III£5­
ACQUIT_
TALS
n
AUTO·
Sp
ec
ACCOMPLISHMEMTS CLAIMED
CQNVI(;,
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
, 'Were
li
.
ig
in
a
or
.
.
.Ic: c,' .:-"':~ "
1\
,
?Ji t)::!
•
Agency
A, .­
5.
'"
t.."
DI.slttl'l'nution Ret:\tfd uf Anoch.d R....."
rn (r. , )
ove.. ONE
"'''I\ICf~¢
"'IIIt<1S11:CI.,ITlQN
YEA:!'! DY£I ONO
.
1./ ) ,..­
~q~lm .
op
ie
d
5-Bureau p D5-89231) (RM) .
I-Secret Service NYC.(RM)
2-San Francisco hOO-56066) (RIO
3-New York (105-lt2122)
.
!"ENOIW;;
Ovu DNa
...,.
DO NOT WRIT,E IN SPACES6ELOW
fro
capUt.I.U,OE,
51"£0:,,,1.. AGEIoOT
1101 CHARGE
m
n
"­ i'"
frJ~
,."'PROVED
e ....;t: f1 . . . . . tEN,
OVER 51l" OAON'h;$
C
•
: Nototl.tms
,,
Requesl Rerd.
IN
<' .J
f
IF
.........
~88
.
JAN 24 1969
-
.
•
.• t-.'/
.
.~
"'
Ho..... Fwd.
!'L--J.I!lj"7''''''+-r~-
.!54JAN311
L _ _ _...L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
COYER PAGE
,
•
NY: 105-42122
.'
,,
L. ~~ Subject's name 1s included in the Security Index. tJ9 The data appearing on the Security.lndn card are t:urt-ent.
3. 0 Changes on tbe Security Index card are necessary and Form FD·122
,. - bas been submitted to the Bureau.
4. ~ A suit«;hle photograph l!J as qis not available-, 2:,"
Date photograph was taj,:,en
-:_--'-,,9:<;6,,6'-:_______ 5. 0 Suhject i.s t"Hlployt'd in ... key facility and
charged whh security
6.
~
is
>
agencies are
This report is dassified
(state r eason)
source of continuing "h~~::blr1f:
reveal his identity, t:
compromiSing his future effectiveness. rs
ity
12/9/68
(state reason)
OCI
he was
1
Li
b
ra
ry
extremely uncooperative when interviewed in the
past, and interview is being left to the discretion-,
of San Francisco •
s
.•
io
n
,,
C
ol
le
ct
,
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
8. 0 This use no longer m-eets the Security Index criteria and a letter
.~ bas be-en directed to the Bureau recommending canc.ellation of the
Secutity Index card.
9. [Xl Tbis case has been te-evaluated in the light of the Security Index
crHeria and it continues to la11 within such criteria because
n4son) subjeet had been a member of PLP 1966,
has indicated Ii propensity for violence and arrested
in connection with demonstrations. He was arrested
by Chicago Police Department during the Democratic
National Convention (instant report). He was cited
for contempt of court in January, 1967.
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
(s'."
C
­
.
Subject previously interviewed (d41~S)
00 Subject was not reillterviewed because
,U
ni
ve
7.
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
•
to. ~J Subjet:t's 5} card !Xl is 0 1s not tabbed Detcom.
~J Subjet:t's activities warrant Detcom tabbing because (sta/t>
subject i. a key actIvist.
- C* ­
(COVER PAGE)
r~(JSQns)
,
-,
~1
, ., .
~
,,-
\ •. ED STATES IlEP:\JtT\1E\T OF J.,,,';T1CE
FEOt-:RAI. nUnl';Al' Of 1:\"\,";~TIG.'TlOl\"
.•.
1" Rrply. Plea"
Fu, ".~ _
\\'ASUINGTON, P.C.
R4~r 10
20535
January- 23. 1969
N'lll'ile 105-42122
DireotorBUfile 105-89231
•
United St;te; Secret Service
Department of the
Washington.
D.~.
Ttf'3S1IfY
20220
~e:
Dear Sir: stewart Edward Albert
The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential_pro­
l
tection. and"ia fall within the category or categories checked.
Becau~e
,U
ni
ve
of background is potentially dangerous: or has been identified as member or
participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
of other group or organization inimical to U. S.
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
3. IX]
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
<
ives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more or the following
le
ct
5. C
ol
cri1.eria:
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
(a) ~ Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and
.employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:
(b) ~ Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment~
(e) IX] Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements
indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
and government.
C
op
ie
Photograph (X has been furnished 0 enclosed 0 is not available
may be available through _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-'-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
o
Very truly yours •
'\J~
.....
• Joh" Edg , I oover
Di,ect
1- Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) (1) (RM)
u. s. Secret Service. NlC
Enc}osure(s) (1)
(Upon remoual of clani(ied enclosures. i( any. this trunsmittnI (ann
becomes UNCLASSIFIED,)
.
--'!~ !'.!""!.•.•.~"!~III.·.-;i~.
UIED STATES DEPAPTMENT OF
STICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTJGATION
.-
.. ­
•
1-Se9ret Service, NYC
01flt4\: New York, New 'york
1/231&9
105-42122
00".' FH, .'
105-89231
MATTER -
of
AN&~CHIST
ty
SECURIT~
M
ic
hi
g
an
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
Subject resides at 1049 Keith Avenue, Berkeley,
California, and is employ.ed as a free-lance ~riter.
Subject's arrest record and miscellaneous information
set forth.
Li
b
ns
·
lC
Sp
ec
ia
BACKGROUND
1.
~esidence
and Employment
or
ig
in
al
i
n
A.
<
ol
le
DETAILS:
i
•
ct
io
- • RUC ­
·
,
1,
sided at 1049
i • employed as
fro
m
Keith Avenue,
a free-lance writer.
C
op
ie
d
Special Agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation
December 9, 1968
was last known
Subject,
to be residing
j
,
.~
..
Th.1a do<>"-_,,I <::"(lnlal"", '"oJ1h",. U,(tQItJIu .."daU(>\Ui nor (rom:;l... tiIOll. or th.
,,.
yo'" <I:lJen(:y;
?
II lUlld 11. eon'",,:;;t. ar. 1'11>1 to
~
rat.
1I.1shll>ulsd _t.W .. ,-O\lr G.entty.
It ~ the: ptop4tly (II th ..
raJ ""ltd
h
lo<;m.. d 10
d
ie
,
op
C
m
fro
n
li
ig
in
a
or
ia
l
Sp
ec
le
ct
C
ol
s
io
n
rs
ity
,U
ni
ve
ra
ry
Li
b
of
an
ig
M
ic
h
,
.,
c
..
\c.
"f'- ,
- -;-~
,
December 6,
January 3,
November~
,
j
I
i
•
Ul"l'ED STATES Dt;P,\HTMENT
0}
"USTICE
FEDERAL .~UnEAU:ofF INVESTIGATION
New York, New York
t,. R<ply. PU,.,au H'tf' to
Jonuqry 2), 1969
r.J.No. Burlle 105-89231
, NYUle 105-42122
TitJ.e
•
Stewart Edward Albert
an
•
ic
hi
g
Character Security- l-:atter - Anarchist
M
to the report of Special
captioned as above at
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
Agent
New
Li
b
ra
ry
All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication hav~ fUrnished reliable
1nfonne."tion in the past.
ct
io
ns
•
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
;
fro
m
,.
C
op
ie
d
1!
•
•
ThU d .. e"'...... t """,(oift....tt,"" r.= ......... dttUena. nC' cOl'lel"sJoaJ:l. of tbe FaT. U 1. Ih .. pmp ..,I., 01 .h..
d's ll;><t".d to 1"I>ur "'Oeney; H (htd i t . ~Q.t ...t .. Un' nol 1« be dl.tTlb"t.. d .....1&10..
rar ....
Y(lUt ~.nel'.
,
•
.
,
,·•,;
,
2/-.-"ZI1!
itA
TO
J
c,,1)."& ~ "')1'<';"
.
DOMESnC I;TELLIGENCE
1~5-'2122
YORK
DIVISIO~
PLAINTEXT
IF
S~l-
STE<!ART ED"ARUL8ERT,
i, tn~X,·
L.
ENCIP~'ERED
JT5-S9231
ATI~~
I,E~
,
'
1-18-69 W J Z '
OEF{im£D
FROM
ANA,
(KEY ACTIVIST>.
RESFTEL Tf' 3UREAU, ONE SIXTEEN LAST, CAPTIONED
·OEMPIC~~
ig
an
KEY ACTIVIST pqOGRAf'l, IS :- NEW LEn" orl ONE SIXTEE~! LAST AND'"
of
M
ic
h
ON ONE SEVENTEEN IUSTAN
rs
ity
liAS COllTACrED AIlD HE ADVISED
,U
ni
ve
IS ~or ·111 THE NEil YORK AREA. HE ADVISED SUBJECr LAS!
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
TO HI" TO BE IN SAN FRAnCISCO.
ig
in
a
li
NYn "!LL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW. fro
m
or
END op
ie
d
LRC f"8 I v'AS!! DC C
.
..
DIRECTOR
,.
:
I€
~5
426AM
i
J
I e JAN
..
.
-----­
.
27 1969
.
•
,.
-,
~_I'Q.WI
..,,,. ,. . a>ITlOOI
<;:$" . _.. ( .......) ,~,.\ ... Vf\aTFJ) Sl'A rES (\
ERNMENT
Memorandum " D/,;rn: 2/10/69
DIRECTOR, FBI (105-89231) ~~C";RFo
l~' SUBJECT: (105-36585) (Rue)
, ,
,
STEllAR! EmlARD ALBERT
SM - ANA
(KllY ACTIVIST)
(00:1«)
hi
g
an
ReSFairtel to Bu, 1/10/69.
,,
,
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
reviewed the files of the
Passport
Tjejpai;tm,mt of State on 1131/69. re
STEWART EDUARD
, and determined that there was
nothing additional in the file since it was last reviewed
and information furnished New York'(100-150205) in WF01et
and Ull1 to Bureau (100-439769) 7/7/64.
,U
ni
,,
Li
b
ra
ry
1
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
A specific search was maGe for application with negative'results. or
ig
in
al
i
n
,,
fro
m
J.; ~ Bureau
','
t~. ~~.,
.,
-~
I I
d
I G. ,.
,
op
ie
2 - San Francisco (l00-56066)
2 - New ,York (105-42122) (RM)
C
!"
1 - WFO
'RPL,cas
,
;
(])
1/ ."
---'---­
J~EC·3 Il! ftB 13 1969
-
,,
,
FI'-
~l'-l:
"." w"
1 J2.A
..'_....
,
_
~'''.o(!
.... "" ". "0"
':!.,.t>....." n'>
•
,
Memorandum
.'
"
I FfH Number
,
an
Nmne
hi
g
510 235 F
•"
ty
of
M
ic
hAl'"i:::..~:::::.-,-----------------··-_·~··-LI- ..---------~
si
.
'---'1
0
R"",
fi:S ' O:=;R.::'_ _ _ _ _ _ . IIHITJ:
1:-()"".-"-n'~znllo-n"l AmiIlltion
•
Sp
ec
ia
C-:Iillll MIN
I
o
Ft'male
PRN
en]]
SCLC
RAM
IT1£:] 50S
,
or
ig
in
al
i
n
NO!
NSHP
'SCll
1i21 PL?
[:::IlilJ
CIi4'j
lC
':Jiili] LA
-
ol
le
c:::ro71 KLA,,"
1:Jiri]
I
111 i
Alien
ra
ry
nh,<) 00
~..lur9.lizt!d
Li
b
~hj('('!
D
ns
~J Nativc Bom
,U
ni
ve
r
_._._M_._--­ - ' - - - - -..- - - ---:,-:--------1
ct
io
C.itiu:";i~~.-'
:j
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
' .._--'--\
R""IDf'lkt' Adoirt't<&
·Unknot;n
:18 FEB 1'11969.
1\
._.,_. __ ... ~_._._._ _ _ _ _ _........~_--'--'--_..J
REGfSTEREf) M41L
@-
..
'.v •
Bureau (RH)
.
1 '-, San fl"'anciscp
W~tdp
(3)
'59 MAH G- 1U6:J
.'
.,
.'
.,
.'."
,
-.
"
,." .
.-
SF IfJC-S6Q66
LJN/d'
p....
--_-,.~
.,'::~~",
i ,::/:,~, :~~". .
f'
-:':~i;"'::
-Ii
".)-:,,;.~
..."
)"
:~~!.\""i{.~(t:;;+;- . .<.,:::::,\.::-. ... ·;::,:.~·;:~
~ ,",(0- ',: ~,~::1~'{ ':"'-:J.:-._-/_:'~-:-::A~·;· ~;; ,),- _-~':-' t>';~-'.::-f :-l~£'i·!i~~-
.'."" -
0# ' ; ' "
~-:
.. ,-:; ,-, - For the p~st 3~:~; p~;i~d 'ALBERT 'il~; ;'e~~:f'l':a;;:;~: ,~','
)'_:j:)~f:',·
!::,"
nartlci.l2ant and oftm!!!I!.es.J.~{J£!!u" of vrrt,;;;11y every denonstratiof'1.·
-~:-. ,
!P.'
and civil disturbance of 5i~nificdnt S"l"Zi?·~:".lic;1 has taken olal'!€
.'{1
i:) the ~~_~i~~iJ-s{;-o'-- Rev (,~.
~e. April. 12§! 1 ALBE~'i' ha~ _
... ~
;1'3-en arr·~" ted u, Gac't~<Jmento, Cal~fornla, berkeley, Cal:!. fornl.a,
_ 'i
Chi cn 'I Illinois ii:id-~ington., :D.C .. ""hire'Plrtlcip~tin.g ip,'\.{'-,·:r.-::/. "
s;,
,
,,',
"
" p;re?t disturbanc:6 ii; Chicago .during>the }.968 Democrati¢> "
Nat~onal Convent10n.
... '
:
>_:,~:
'_"
an
.
;~: ..
,
ig
"
cl- v~r'di sturbances. He v;a.s a' r6undfng rnembe.-r, df -the 'Youth;~: -..: ·~,r'~ ,:t",- \_
rnteFriat"foriaL~ 'P'"irtY '(YIP) which Has.' inatrumgntal' 'in ,.caus,ing:>. ~ ,," "-' '_~~" ;.­
;,r,111:J?'t is .:; ~'n,'ii c.r '.Those ~.Jorks ure carried by the M
ic
h
,;~,:
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
,."
SO~t.":1' lC!d. 1inf~i').rp;!:,qur:)~\r_~s: tabloids of the Uni~ed ~ta,te,s ,by '_,,1nch metnod he .sol-=-cl ts su.pport for many or~anl.z-atl.onal, " :," '\ it;·
-~~: .( ; ..efforts, ~,Ja.:ti.n,~ Un,ited State~, involvement: . in-,'Jie't-nam-; the-,:~' , , ,~.-;y'? "," ~kcti vr: S~:rvice Syst:mi c'o~le:Re and: uni ve.!:!!:t":y:,. autho"'ri 'ties'~, .' . .t..-:'~.' '. -an.d other cl.vil ~rl.tl.es.- " ALBERT ''":ls-a-Iong""Tlme. tt'l€ n d' 'and . "
a~sociate or-Key:J\C'tl ns't JERRY CLYDt RUBIN.: t1an1'6f. his .:. J.::' .. Li
b
_r~lo.:t-':.'
'" ., 'activities' have been conducted 'while" i1) the' compimy o..f ,f(j:SIN"~'
- '/1";" ~
le
ct
io
n
s
.•
,
ia
l
C
ol
•
-.,'
n
,
:.'
- '.,
ig
in
a
li
..
Sp
ec
,
fro
m
or
---- '­
op
ie
d
.
,
•
1
C
I,
•
•
I
"
.,
,:....~
• '>;'
('
,
,~
,!\"".,;:~
- 2 ­
:f'-·­
-
Ofon_ _ lI<CMI MIl, ..
.."yl....,,;,,~
au ,,_ .. ~g.""D
UNITED STATES C.
:-,,:'
it' .~, ~ Memorandum' .;,:,;, .,';,',':
,-' , '" I:~TO ::'e~:. :-,"~
'FRO'"
;:~:
•
-
,f""
t~]Er;;'~
jLJX<.
L,.:{.
New
'.f
,"
'
'0'
';'.
, , '
:H~,~·~-:":'~~,
~~E~ARTA (~;nA~~~~~T}:)~
Yor~' ~;~rt "';l
.'~j
"
~~ th~;s'an
',~.... ,;,,,
.. " , "
;
" ,'.','.
,."
:~::::O:as
,'- ",;
)
~f\'
.-,;
•
'1
. '"'- - - , '
'-"',:::-~'"
,;:.~,
"
,:~
":~
~ '~~;~;16!:/:&;f~8'~';'':y/;
Are~ ';.1
hi
g
Francisco Bay'
"
,>
after baing in New York for approximately 14 months. Subject~'
Ii.
'-'-~'~""
resided t upon his return to Berkeley, at 1049 Keith Avenue't ;,(: " ,-~'_':,,: :~
"
Berkeley. On 1120/69 a telephone call was placed to this
. i
address in an effort to contact ALBERT for purposes of interview,',
.,..7:
~:J:'- < '
in an Anti-Riot Law matter. ' ' An _llnkrJo\ffi 'woman answered and 'stated
'­
, '.
that ALBERT was no longer living at this address:. Th{s' woman ',', _ ',~'~
i ;-':~
was vague and evasive about STEWARt: ,ALBERT- having: moved out "aJ.ld ~
",)"
1 ,:' , :~_., she would not say where A~Bt~T ~a,s- c.urrentl~, residin g .,,(, ,;--., ',:' ".-.-':,
;~
returned
M
ic
letter to
.,
(.1~5-&92~1).~:, . •'DA~' 21l3/~9);;'
SAC, SAN FRAllCISCO' (lOO-56066)(Pl:
'.',...
:;;
,','''';
....
DIRl:CTOR, FBI
": an
1 ',~$,,'"
,
~
iRNMENT
si
ty
of
J
.~~,
ALBERT has been ob~served in-Berkeley on many occasions
by Spe;ciial Agents of this office through' the present date and
ct
io
-
ol
le
~'-<"
'"
;
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
'il
Be~~eley~:
Sp
ec
ia
lC
is undoubtedly still residing ,in
.. ­
':'
j
C
~
!'
~',,',
be, submitted.
"
,t, ':
'
r"'Zt- Bureau (RM)' \,~ ,~~' r"·~;)<" ~ ... San Francisco
,
'(~:'
'i."
~'
,
'Jt -
WN/dp
(4)
tI"""'",53 FE~
't':l'
J
for~!gn
',~
:~ "}", *
.. '4
or
of dontemPlat:d
s
travel by ALBERT. WFO advised by a referenced letter that.,.!",.
S).lbject does not have a current valid U.S. passport. San '", -,;.
Francisco will be alert "to any indication that ALBERT plans
6verseas travel and appropriate LHM and passport, checks will.
"
't~
3i~ h~~, been ~~b:tted;';commendingALBERT~,:~
me uS:: O:ffi:e ::a::rin:i::~iOn
,
,,'
:t
y
n
or
ig
in
al
i
m
fro
FD
,
~
d
~
ie
1
op
.
,J
~,:._
, .•ALBERT was interviewed em 1219/68 by Agents of 'this ~
office in an Anti-Riot Law matter at which time he advised 'that
his 'occupation was as a free 'lance writer 'and that he. was "-,
writing primarily for the so-called "underground press syndicate.
He normally furnishes his articles to 'the "Berkeley Barb~ 11 ''''-It' .
has been observed that one or more articles by ALBER~ has -been
appearing in every recent issue of the Berkeley Ba:t'b.,~"
f
...
':3
~
·'ff
",,;,c.
,~
:::,~'~,
an
hi
g
ic
M
of
ty
si
ve
r
,U
ni
ra
ry
Li
b
ns
ct
io
ol
le
lC
Sp
ec
ia
n
or
ig
in
al
i
'Doted
m
!;";;~;~:;('.;;:~~:'"It
C
op
ie
d
fro
is expected theat
"the wheNabouts of
resi,leo,ce
When his residence is
made to develo~ a good
ALBERT's activ~ties • . be :felt op
C
d
ie
m
fro
n
li
ig
in
a
or
ia
l
Sp
ec
le
ct
C
ol
s
io
n
rs
ity
,U
ni
ve
ra
ry
Li
b
of
an
ig
M
ic
h
op
C
d
ie
m
fro
n
li
ig
in
a
or
ia
l
Sp
ec
le
ct
C
ol
s
io
n
rs
ity
,U
ni
ve
ra
ry
Li
b
of
an
ig
M
ic
h
n
ga
hi
ic
M
of
ity
.......
rs
~~~~~~
ve
7•.
"
ni
wa&notreintervtcwedbceause(Shltt'reQ$OI'I)
-,.>-;.
j,.'
y,
U
was interviewed On iO/28/68 and 12/9168 in an ARLhis
~emarks
br
ALBERT~imited
ar
Pertinent portions of his interview are set forth· ,.
herein.
to self-servin,. state- .
ns
Li
ments and to questions about "the operations of ,tJ:le.l:BI~ _an~ _
other non-pertinenT., mat'tera.
,. - -~.~ -,,:-.-c-_'_ -~~.:"'" .:":.". ~-.
le
ct
io
-...
ol
,
«:-::.~--- .. ~
-- -
lC
•
-:;~
-
-,­
--',t;
,
-
'- _. -'~
-
Sceurlty Index 0 Agitator Index criteria'and ~~.,-'letter bas been directed to the Bureau 'I'I'!COtIUI'Cming cancellation.
.-~ ~_
-- '7­
9~ [XI: Thi.~ ease has been meyatuated in the light. of the 00 Seeuri~ Index in Agitator ,;: -:- ~.
Index criteria and it continues to raU within such criteria
(stall'
in
al
in
Sp
ec
ia
- ,,- .'''.,. 8. 0 This ease DO ionget meet the 0
or
ig
Sub3eet's activities enable him to
on.. of -the leading
.in "the
C
op
i
ed
fro
m
,,-.i.,.,'.. ',-','.--.-
(
-- .'"" ., , -
;.-­
':.,- ~~':: .~:-JJc
-:~ ~~<!-:~~:--, :..,.. ci.,'~''':' ;;'-.: --;:~..,~:;~~:r.<.:,;}'<;; ~
~
"-_~_
.
.
-
~-"""'--~,,-~..- __ ~;.
_ ~'";";4'-_M-" ;-,­
~'~~¥~/':~:';-'~-';~~\~~};;{'.
';"'~"".'~~'~_-_'.::~~:-~-.;~.-,* -~~"'>:-:;~ '-:::;;l;j~
...
~
:-~
.,,' -.,;-;',. ---::',
"
',--'-'-',.
,
- -~.f" -:--,;::;,.,;->,::._~,_,,_~
~-1l
•._.,
. CDVER .PAGE:
.­
. '"
..
- _.'
-~
1
R
,.
I,'
.;u STATES DEPAR1 MENT Of' J
FEDERAl.
III Rrpty. Pkn~
CONfI
R4:r 10
INVESTICATION
D.C.
:f053S
•
April 28, 1969
Oirector
United Stl\tcs...Secret Service'
•
,lTIAI.
l\''\SH!NG
~
FikNo.
n,UREAI
TleE
.
'
STE,IART EDWARD ALBERT
Depart.ment of the Treasury
Washington. D. C. 20220
.;
,
Dear Sir:
The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pr-l)oo
teetion. and t6 feU within the category or categories checked.
­
"
ic
hi
ga
n
1. 00 Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee.
including foro;gn government ()fficials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the
U. S.~ because of his oCfleiaI .statu:.
ity
of
M
2. CXJ Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
tlmn legal means.
.
.
ar
y,
U
ni
ve
rs
3. 00 Because of b",ckgrou~d is potentially dangerQus; or has been identified as member -or
~arliciplml in cQ'1Imunist movement; or has been under active invef)tigati<)lI as member
or other group or organization inimical to U,-S.
Li
br
.J,
ns
,
io
•
1
,J
lC
ol
le
ct
5. 00 Subversives. ultrarightists. racists artd fascists who meet one or more (If the foHowirg
criteria:
Sp
ec
ia
tal 00 Evidence of emot.ional instaoihty (including nnstable residenee and
-employment teGonH or irrational or suicidal beha:vior.
(b) £Xl Expressions of strong or violent nnti...U. S. sentiment;
tel Prior acts (including arrests or convietions) or conduct or statements
indicating R propensity for violence and antips.thy toward good order
or
ig
in
al
in
oc
and .o,'""m"'i­
ed
fro
m
.-"
C
op
i
IXJ bas been furnished 0 enc1o~d 0 is not available
oPbotograph
may be available througb
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
~
•
Very truly yours,
:r
1 .. Special Agent in Charge (I<~llelosure-(.s) (1)
u. S. Secret. Service., San Francisco
CONF
Enclosure(&! 1) (RM)
.
,TIAL
fUpon r;:_4f cf c1auifi"d IHI.clo.
• if~, th" lum.mlUal form >'.
become_ flNCLASSfFlElJ.J
~ < ..
-
- ':
•i
U.
•
•
JSTICE
fED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
FEDERAL SUI'''''.\!
•
-'
1 - Secret Service) Ban francisco (Class~s 1,
Sa, b, c) (RIll
i,
3, and
SAN FRANCISCO
. SF 100-56066
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT
ic
hi
g
an
•
of
M
SECURITY MATTER - ANARCHIST
ve
r
si
ty
- I
ra
ry
,U
ni
,
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT, white, male, born
Li
b
ns
ct
io
ol
le
lC
tJ)
Sp
ec
ia
by-Selective 'Service System because of
n
l~l..:.yn
'classified
m
or
ig
in
al
i
Ilconvulsive or pseudo-convulsive disorder. II. Identification
record set forth which consists almost entirely of arrests
,,
in connection with demonstrations. ALBERT arrested at
'
Pentagon 10/57~ and during Democratic National Convention 8/68. Some matters still pending appeal; no felony arrests. Subject no.t known to have ev~r been regularly employed; is. currently a writer for the HBerkeley Barb," ALBERT resided
1
with parents in B~ooklyn until 1965, at which time he came to
1.
Berkeley, Calif., and he resided here sinoe that time except
1
for a short period in 196'1-68, when he returned to New York.___ -~
!
. ~ow resides 2917 Ashby Avenue ~ Berkeley" Calif., with ftJDrrll ("
:'tLAVIR and 8DS co-founaer THOMAS HAYDEN _ ALBERT does not
j/l.) ~
.. 'fl~'v~r a current -u ~ S. Passport.' Wrote an article indicating ____ ,:,~ . travel 'to Canada in late 1968. Description set forth. In
>_'_>',' , 1969 Sub~ect wrotE!- article a~mitting !LP membership.. ReportedlY,_~.~~~­
in PLP l.n 1966 a-d resi~med 1n approxl.mately 9/66* An SDS , - ~?t;-~.
.
.
',~,;~:, ..'(;~':::~'-~:~.
fro
j
ALBERT now lives with ""sDiTH'
d
L
divorce record located...
.rc~I\VI"RHb'IBLEN; a ~.nae!m:'i'inTc;;.'~:TtvI~!~ the 0; 1-;_.J
E,~n a permanent resldence v~sa.
As ox-I1
,ALBERT was '
ie
l
op
"
C
,,
I
at New
York, New York. U~ S. citizen. Graduated high school in
New York in 1957. Received B.A. in history 9/62, from
Pace College, New York City_ Married JOANN WEILER 9/11/66,
in Alameda County, Calif. Now separated from her; n;io~~
12/~/39,
i
automatic
and
Declassifica~ion
,
';~.a,..~
".,
.
I(),,-,
.
'.
1. ,
•
•
SF iOO.560&6
,
WN/pae
.'
.
•
.
pUblicatlon in 11/66. described ALBERT as an SDS member. Subjec~'
listed as one of founders of the Youth International Party~
Numerous other activities set forth. In 12/68, Subject stated
hOe possessed firearms
~
and was learning to shoot'.
ALBERT inter­
viewed 10/28/68, re activities at 1968 Democratic National
Convention.
ALBERT t 5 recent "Berkeley Barb" articles
se~
forth ~
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
hi
g
an
- p ­
of
M
ic
DETAILS:
ty
I. BACKGROUND
ve
r
si
,
Li
b
ra
ry
On September 16, 1960
examined
birth records at the Bureau of
of Manhattan, New York City. A record was found recording the
birth of STEWART EDWARD ALBERT on December 4, 1939, at Lenox
. Hill Hospital, N.e~ York Cit,Y..~L!...Ji'he paren·ts are listed 'a~ H~~bQ
ol
le
ct
io
ns
~
,U
ni
A. Birth
Sp
ec
ia
lC
/;i~ALBER'I' and ~(l~~.ALBERT, nee·~SCIlWARTZ.
---'-,
:
'
or
ig
in
al
i
n
·ALBERT, in 1957, furnished information in New York
City to· the effect that he was an only child.
m
fro
Citi~l'hi:..P~tatus d
B.
12/60 C
op
ie
ALBERT is a United States citizen by birth. 9/H/50 C: Education
.-,---­
On August 31, 1960
Madison High School, Brooklyn~
,
of ALBERT's school attendance. The record
attended this school from September, 19~~,
which time he was graduated.
2
:;­
l
~r
100-56066
t~:,,\f~·f1~
•
STEWART EDHARD ALBERT, 2148 East 29th Street,
Brooklyn, New York, born December It, 1939, at New York,
New York~ unmarried t was admitted to Pace College~ Ne~
York: City, on September 24, 1957. He withdrew for personal
reasons in the spring term of 1959 but re-entered for the
fal1 ..term of 1958 and is presently a day student majoring
in Marketing, pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration
degree.
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
He graduated from James Madison Hir,h School on
June 23, 1951, with an average of 19.'2. While in high
school~ ALBERT was presXEntof the Weight Lifting Club, a
member of the Service League, the Honor Guard, and the Late
Squad Guard. According to information received from the
above high school~ ALBERT had an Intelligence Quotient' of 106
<Pinter Intelligence Scale).­
ra
ry
2160
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
On July 20~ 1964,
Administration
Office. Pace College, aqvise
from this
college in September, 1962, with a B~A. degree majoring in
History. From September,. 1963, to January, 196~.-he tOOK
some evening courses, but ,obtained no additional deg~e.
Sp
ec
D. MarinI Status
ie
op
C
/WEILER.
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
The Marriage License Records~ Alameda Count~~­
California, reviewed in June,. 1967, reflect that STEY1ART Em-lARD
ALBl;RT was'married in Alameda County on September 111' 1966 ... to
JOANH WLILER, born June 18. 1942, in Oakland .. California.
~EILER is the daughter of ALFRr:o E.Xt:!!;..I:l.£Ra.d _BARBARA WARFItLD
•
14" >
---­
.
JOANN' W:LlLER, a white female, was obs-erved
by a Special Agent of the FB~ on the campus
·of the University of California at Berkeley
(UeS) in December~ 19S6~ as she worked at the
campus Prog1:'essive Labor Party (PLP) lit"e:ratu1""€
table.
,
,
3
,
•
- ,,-" .
•
•
0 ' ",
•
,0
SF 100-56066
,. , . ,
'"
•
, LJll"fplle
,
•
1
·,•
·
,.•·
,~.,
~..e.~#/~
_
A eharacteriz.ation of the Bay ~
',' ",,'"
PLP (BArLP) is contained ~i'-iippendix IJ
'"
. attach
e. •
O~F;r/ Ifled,-ta,.
~ .
,.(~,!.,,,,,.•
-f'-:J...'-l-r-
-;"
­
. friends as
fl
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
among
M
ic
h
ig
an
e autumn or 1968, STEWART and JOANN
BERT were no longer living together.
ALBERT is n ,living with. and a constant companion of,
CLAVIR, wbo is
LJ On April 22, 1969, ~he marriage and divorce recQrds
Alameda County, California, were checked at Oakland*
~r
•
"
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
California, by IC ROBERT L. GIBSON. No record was found of a
maM'iage involving JUDITH CLAVIR and STeWART ALBERT. nor was
a record found of a divorce involving STEWART ALBERT and
lJ
JOANN WEILtR ALBERT.
•
.,
'. / "
5-91'1 1i!'11/.;,J/
'/
, / " , ' - ' ' ,~
J:,J-­
~e 0 ow~ng 1nformation regarding'J DI~V R d f~,.-review of the files of the Immigrati and llat'u li:tation Service (
San Francisco, on Augu 't
tI ia
l
II,
!d II fl·'
-,
-t'"'r-"l-
­
#r·
fa" ~
I ~#~
~ ~
"J'Vfi1TH ~EE ..CLAVI
a Canadian" Na'tional., wa~s
"
' §rtLOii_June lI:: 1943, i l L t .
n~
.
.
~ the <laughte<Yi
L
._ ViR. and.llbFR
. : , elIte.
1.Jf!rr' ~KA!!I1A!I' whose last'lc' ow ddresses are m .... ~•
f4>Hrtlei.&h B<!UJ~lIiU::a... :rQ~ JUDITH was C« '
,- .
married on sePte~el':mt 1963, at Toronto to­
_tf,/'f1I/1'O,
D
,!Jllll.l1I.LNe ...,flti.(LtN. According to
. ", 0 '
JUDITH, this marriage was dis sol ved on',
.. "
_.
October 7. 1968.
'.
V
li
n
.;t,:f tll;z,
! ,
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
_) 'I/"""V I Tfl '
b
Sp
ec
' 30, 1 6
JUDITH CLAVIR has Alien Registration No.
Ale 480 956. She entered the United States
on February 6, 1968, at Chicago, Illinois. "" ',' -,
on an F-1 (Student) visa,. foX' the purpose .' J'
of attending UtI!. .
','-
.
•
'.
.
.'
-'-~
On February 20,. 19&9., a revieW of the 1NS -';' ,,' 4
file disclosed that JUDITH was admitted into
-.: ,:-~ ­
'the United States for permanent residence on U . . . . . -.
.!.:
\
..--',
•••
..
''', 1('­ "
-~:-"~
• ••C
...: ..
-~'
SF 100,.56066····
WH/p"a.
January 8, 1969,
to ..
national Airport
American
January 6, 1969:)
General at
On
dicate
hi
g
an
..to this
of
M
ic
. completed the
the graduate
She was not
,'-'
'"
,~-~-
si
ve
r
,U
ni
an MA degree
of Toronto ..
-"'" ,.­
-
.; .
~.~.' .­
-
-
...
"I'. .'
'
The 1968­
the
Sp
ec
ia
-"
Li
b
.. P'·,..
-
ra
ry
HtIlSU;1I re.:ei'v,""
'.~
ns
...
ct
io
?..
ol
le
..
On August 20
UCB Alumni
lC
"
or
ig
in
al
i
n
-
m
on February 20't 1969,!,
,_", -­ ,,__,: _.~
-on her application for U. -8. -,­
1968, revealed she was "un-"'-·:-J';:-:·,c:..'-,4
fro
PhD research ­ financed-';-,·':-::-;"
O~t'Ma
ie
d
~
Canada."
op
.-.-.
C
,
ty
was 'awarded.
-
•
-.
".
~
"'-"
m,~~::~;~(~O::f~lthe
RU are permitted t~o:~::;::;;~:l~t;~he
•
classes," only members are permitted,""
attend meetings of 'the
,
-' '-'"
:''''.1 ,,!:;:'x..o:-v. ;,x:­
-
.
,
.,
"
~--
,
au..
. ...
-,
.- .
:'."
.
,
•
-.,
hi
g
an
.-.' -
ic
-,,-,,-.,
M
,',;'"- ­
of
._~
'-... ­
'
''--,,-.~
:S"~[.
_-_,~".'''';
ve
r
si
ty
Subject registered on December' (), 195'1, wi'th- iO'cal
8oar(l 39,- New York City. lie has Selective Serviee No. 50-39-39-,
7U.On September ~8, 1963, he was found not aualified 10r
'indl,lction on the basis of verified convulsive or pseudO:;-~---. -~-/--._ ~'­
convulsive disorder. He was classified l.Y at:; flot physically '~;-.<_
qualified for military serviee and this is •• till-his present..:c-::
classification.
~
- "" .. --"-­ ",7.;--.";«-<>' -_-~:>V'"7,.",::,,--,
,
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
' Jo
•
ct
io
';;'
-0
lC
-----­
.~,--.
ol
le
---,.,~-- ','
'­
Sp
ec
ia
T" Identification
Record
----~-----::":".; -'"
,,:.~:_
_
.-'.--~'-­
n
On March 21'" -1969" ~i current
,was"received from the rBI Identification
or
ig
in
al
i
-:;)j:t:!;.:.;;
";"":""C
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
-_~~5:¥,,-":":.~ . .£Dt·:AR,[)_
286 -F.. ,.This
-R~eor«(
for ST£I1ART
set ,;forth'"
.­
~
. ~"r.t ,.l~:;.~~
\J
"
l):rorlor.
"
--'--/-------­
I'D
Stew;a-t Edwnrd
St\cr [p:'l(m to
A1b"rt
Cali!
#S.7483
PD'
,
se"
supplc1r.cnt
,
4.12-60
Stcwnl't Edward
Albert 1123127"
118 PC interf "
w/ofHcer
ig
an
Ile"!<c ley C. 1i f
4-!l-GS
stewart Edvlurd
Derl,dey Calif
Albert
\
,,
11_30-66
Albert
#6G/11910
72 PC (pub;
ra
ry
Stu'wart Eduard
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
l~2 3127
6 mOB crt pr0~,
60 das £.ucp ~')<":'
F
"
1
<lism
"uiB""c,,) 602 L "
!PC (1;1'e13;P) cnrt
f3erke1cy ­
1930" A Lake S •• Berkeley. Cal f. io
n
s
Cal;:!
5-3-Ci6
Li
b
SO Oakland
242 415 11< 148
PC (batt clist
peace &. resist
arr)
M
ic
h
PI)
i
I
1-14-67
166,4 PC (contempt of
crt)
8-23-68
disorderly
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
Stewart Edward
I'D
Ilerkeley Calir Albert #23127
C
ol
le
ct
Residence;
St.ewart E.
Al bo.::t #213339
d
ie
Calif op
Oakl~lld
Stownl-t E.
Albert 116S-12381 C
I
SO fro
m
or
I'b Chicl\!:o III
10••201-01>
415 5!l<! 602 PC
(DP £11\1"
",isch
tronp)
•
Residenco:
1049 i'aEttb St , Berl:eloy, Cali •
$16liO.OO (,;,;;\
•
•
_
2
~
'
si,mAt tiU:tEAU Qr I. :v~s.ne,'1.~~.
\·:f!\S.H!!'!C~TC'~!'
D.C,
::?S31
•
Tile rQUuwing ft\l record, NUMnER
G10 2ac> F
• is. fUfOl$hcd fOR OfFlOAt. USE ONtY.
InforMolion shown .on lhis Idcl'ltificoti..:m R':'cord rcp.r;:tcnh datu (umhhclf1l1 by fingerprint eon~ribllton. W.H;:;~;:
fiNAL DISPOSITION IS NOT SliOWN OR FlIRTHEil EXPlANAHON OFCHARGE IS DESIReD, COt.IMlINlCA1E
VlITH AGENCY C6NT~I"UTING THOSE fll.vE"PR;NTS.
•
~
-W.Mi
..
tU:llfsn;p 0"
NUMtU
CHAllG.
HCflVfP
•
2-21-69
St""a.-t E.
A."..~~
64'ie l'C
t~~U~C.t-iMl
tmirr au)
#5311,8
J('cith
OiUand
hi
g
an
Residence.
of
M
ic
•
si
ty
I
ve
r
i
,U
ni
j,
ra
ry
,,
•
1
";
ns
Li
b
•
ct
io
j
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
.,
C
op
ie
d
•
•
3.
~
.'
•
610 2SG }'
.,"""""""
/
•
tlS-7·1S3 $100, :f no 01' 20 I,.
f'as Co Jail on 01\-, of 415 PC
$220. fine or <lC das Co J aU " 90 <lns "Co J''.U!.C;;cn,~
for 3 yeniS"OIl:
-23-uS.OD chg of 242 PC.
../
'
,
..
.
"'
,~
I"
"
;
.
.
•
,
of
ra
ry
,
,,
,
,
•
le
ct
.•
Li
b
,
rs
ity
,
,
s
,
I
,
io
n
.
••
•
,
,U
ni
ve
,
ig
.
\"
M
ic
h
.
an
.
n
li
ig
in
a
or
.
fro
m
{
ie
d
,
op
'
C
.
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
•
SUPPl..llllE T
,••
I
•
SF
•
lO~O-56066
'.
•
LJN/pae
_. ­
distributing anti-vfi'~e~;tl~n;:a~m~d::~~e~:~~,~
State· Capitol
of Sacramento .
he had a son an
"yellow bastards. fI struck
stepped
M
.1
ic
time
ALB!:
hi
g
st-UPjIj!"
d
allo\ol h of
ALBERT in the face with his wris ve
r
si
ty
Police followed immediately. Li
b
ra
ry
•
,U
ni
of PtF
5/66
,,
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
•
On the night of·April 12~ 1966, a number of PLP
mempers had attended a Vietnam Day Committee (VDC) demon­
stration in front of the Berkeley City Hall which had been
broken up. A police officer stopped the group because
he clai~ed ke heard someone- shout an obscene word! and he
arbitrarily arrested one of the group. The rest of the PLP
group demanded to know what right the officer had to arrest
someone on mere suspicion. The officer whistled for aid, and
fellow officers~ ap~arently believing that their fellow
officer was being attacked~ began ~ members
off, includinA STEWART ALBERT and 111111111111111 and were
arrested.
­
C
•
A characterization of the VDC .is
contained in the appendix attached
hereto.
In connection with the Subject's arrest on November
30 ~ 19£6. an..article in the December 1. 1966, issue of ':The
.San francisco Chronicle, If daily newspaner) noted that Alameda
County Sheriffts Deputies had arrested nine persons on the
­
9
'. .',
.J
•
'
.
'-~<:
­
~. ~-
-
'
... ~,'
-
C
..;."--
~
~
~ .-,
.>«c~,
.,'.'
,
- -'.
,,'
,.. ~"-' "'--~:"­
- ,.
-."
-
.
,,4
-,
~':-
::'
-,~
-:
•
.....
':.; ':"
-
.' ,,',,
';"
,
-'
•
SF 100-56066 .
WHIp.... '
, ." .­
... --...,.
< -, -
.-~
,
:':>,c . ,
uca
'campus during .. day-long student demonstration. The
article noted that the apparently spontaneous demonstration" " ,
erupted in the Student Union building in protest over a
Navy recruiting table being nanned there by two Navy officers •• '·
The demonstrators protested that not only was 'the military :'
recruiting allowed but that a student and non-student manning
a draft infor.mation table had been ousted from 'the Student
Union building. The article noted that six persons whom .. ,
school officials believed responsible for the trouble were , J
arrested including STO~ART ALBERT. Three other students
were arrested for interferring with officers in connectiont,J .' , .•. " .
with these arrests. '
.
..
' .-- ,.-, .
~.
-,,' '-'~',
•
"
si
ty
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
«
.<
,U
ni
ve
r
,,
-:
.
"
ra
ry
~"
An article in the January 13. 1967 •.edition of 'the
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
"Daily Californian u noted that the. six non-students who were' .-'
,_~,
arrested on November 30, 196.6, on the campus at UCB had announced, ' c . '
that they are violating an order to to comment on their court. V
' ,
case 10 the press.
'. . . ' •
Sp
ec
ia
The article noted that Berkeley Hunicipal Court Jud~e
GtORGE BRUNN had imposed" "gag rule" on December 16,' 1966, in·
order that the defendants could receive a fair trial. The
six defendants were planning to break the order because they II
claimed it would deny ~he~ a fair tria1.
-"
",
-
­
or
ig
in
al
i
n
•
"
,.',
'"::'
.
'"
--;.
The January 27. 1967. issue of 'the '·Daily Californian·_..~.". "
noted that the, Sub'e.:t and three other defendants have been
.~<: ..:~.
charged with contempt of court .for deliberately viiating a court
order forbidding them to discuss their recent t r i a l . ,- '
.. , V' ..;
m
..
ie
d
fro
,c··1
..
op
"'t
'-
.
-
.
....
,
~,-'.~,
The "Daily Californian ft is a camp\Js
,newspaper published by the Associated ~
Students of the UCB. .
'.' . .
'. •
'
C
',"'~.,
,~
,
---,
-'''",,~,
On A~g~::;I,~2:~6'~'yl:,9~6~l8:~'
Clerk of Court.
advised as follows:
..
,---.-.---~--
STEIIART ALBERT was one of six persons arrested on .; ,
,the oampus of the UCB on November 30, 1966. He was charged ~:
with violation of Section 373 and 602L of :the Penal Code of ',.
'the State of California. At a jury trial held in January,· '.V
, "C
:;r
. ",
, .
- -'
..
~
.
- '.
;
'
•
•
.,
,
,.'
.'
•
sr 10.0-56066
rf'.mlna;
•
I~ah", he" -WdS found F.,uiltv of v\oll1tlon of !;€ ' f'tiol1
J'/2 reo,ll
C<,JC' (m"int"ining a puLlic nuisance). Th~ jury was unable
•
to dt<'t:~iJe p,.uilt Cor innoeeocc on the charge of violation
of Section 6021t Ctrespiu;sing) •
an
rnr r.f)JIvir.1ion of violation of ~ection 37') At.ru:RT
was sell tellt:erJ tu 'jlJ UfI'J9 111 jn!1 !ttl t II n'/t:! tl,,'ih rHjnJ,':t/I!I~t1 1I{j("
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
fined $330.00 with $10.00 suspended. An nppeal of thie
conviction was filed and the appeal paoers were sent to
Superior Court for the County of Alameda on January Z~,
1967.
ra
ry
On July 2~, 1961, the charge of trespass was
dismissed at the reouest of the District Attornev.
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
On Januarv ,14, 1967, a erimina~ contempt complaint
was filed against ALBERT aRd others for violating an order
issuc.d by the Judge who presided over the trial for trespass
and maintaining a public nuisance.
'
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
The contempt citation was appealed, and remains
on appeal.
On November 27, 1967, the court continued this
matter until thirty days after a decision is rendered bV the
District Court of Appeals.
ig
in
a
li
•
recontacted~
•
,
­
or
On April 22, 1969.
~
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
She advised that the
still on
anpeal to the District Court of Anpeals. She advised~ however~
that the Superior Court has ~pheld ALBERT's conviction of
violation of Section 372. This case is docketed for May 9,
1969. at 1:30 p.m •• at which time ALBERT is scheduled to
appear for execution of the ~entence.
u~ s. Commissioneris Docket No. S91~
Virginia, contains the following information:
Alexandria~
STeWART ALBE~T~ born December q. 1939. sO furniShing
E. 3rd Street:, New York City, was arre~ted
bv U. S. Marshals 'at the mall entrance to the Pentagon at
,/ i:
.11:20 <l.m. on October 23, 1967. He was charged with "refusing r't:,',!,;,'
to leave. 1I For this offense ALBtRT received a $25.00 fine) ,c'i':.-'/~l~:,;;,
a 15-day suspended jail sentence .. and six months 'Probation.'f:'''~;-.{~;..:\;l
a home address of 13
'"
,
. ",
),:
I
..
",'
. ,':""4 ,.
'
~
',,~ j-"~'J
'~,~. , ~,~:::,
','.
J1
~'
&.
,'.'
~.
•
,~,
';:
".~,y
~.'..
oj.·
"t~
r;4"
.. " ,
'. r
~
t
,
-
.w. . --.",·
"'p'S' '"
•• '
-J -
d.
,
o
.,
.
,
,c..
,..
<
,
..
... ';"
,
"'.' " . ' , "
".
'
0
.
,
;;
.
.
I
­
."
SF lOO·H066
-..
.. W!+Ipee
•
,
y,
U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
hi
ga
n
was among a group
a pig at the South­
east corner of the
Center
, Illinois.. on _ ~.
August 23, 1968. The group was
"Pig for President,·
and '-\Ole stand for a garbage. platform.. P
-were ot'dered
by police to depart but they continued to shout, not obeying
the instructions.. Subjeot was arrested with this group. He
was arrested under IR No~ 213339. charged with disorderly
\J
conduct. ­
~
of Cook
ec
ia
Sp
~o
the arrest
al
in
furn'!
the events leading up
1968:
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
br
ar
on October 21, 1968. On that date ALBERT
His bond was forfeited. and a warrant issued.
stated that because this offense is a
will not be arrested Dutaiae the State of Illinois.
C
op
i
ed
fro
m
or
ig
in
The Academic Senate at UCB in the past created a'.
Board of Educational Development (BED) ~o encourage and
provide for more STudent participation in eours@ struc~uring
at UeB. A Center for Participant Education (CPE) "a" created, _._ '. '.,
which ,offered experimental courses beginning in 'the Fall _ ,. l'
Quarter .. ~968. Sixteen of 'these courses were offered for
" __ ,_ _ ,{:
rf!f,ular credit. One of thes~ sixteen courses was entitled . :.;
"Dehumanization and Regenera'tion in 'the Am@rican Social •
Order.. 'I' This course was described as "Social Analysis 139X.'V
._'> •
During September, 1968, CPE announced that ten of
'the scheduled twenty lectures of 139X would be delivered
by LI:ROY ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, who is publicly known as the·'.""
Minister of Infol"lllA1;ion of the Black Panther Party (BPP),·
and who has served time in a California penitentiary xor ,­
conviction of the crime Df rape. This announcement ~4ised - -~~ i,
a great controversy ,'throughout the State of California.. As,. '",- .
result, -the University of California. Regents. at a meeting _.
-'.
on September 20. established a rule that guest lecturers
(such as CLI:AVER in this case) would be 1iJnited to one
.
,V
J.2 op
C
d
ie
m
fro
n
or
ig
in
al
i
ns
ct
io
ol
le
lC
Sp
ec
ia
ty
si
ve
r
,U
ni
ra
ry
Li
b
of
an
hi
g
ic
M
-:.:..-:~:
,~
•
""'.
-~
.'
.
-;--;j-~
-,
On March :13, 1969, ALBERT "as sentenced to sel'll" .'
• thirty days in the. County Jail~ and to pay a fine of
• $250.00 for his conviction on the charge' of disturbing the '.... ,
p"ace, In lieu of the $250.110 fine. ALBER:!' will be allowed' ,':'~
. to serve one additional day.!n jail for each $5.00 of· the fine.
'Which is not plilid. On March :U. 1969, a notice of app"aL" ., -~"
was filed in ALBI:RT's behalf. An appeal bond was posted.·.· ""'. :"~''"''
and ALBERT ".,mairsfree on this bond. 110 date has been set for"·'.'
a new 'trial on 'the charge of violation 'of Section 602J .Penal,
":"'-<'." ,
M
ic
h
ig
an
._.. c"c:.' '.
Code~,ii''''
":..". .="";,,.,,",,' ':'.:.~.
. -.:-~-,---.'-'
". '~.--,-./
- ""-"-~'. -
..-
.~
'~.
~ ":-:
.
Li
b
on April 21,
- furnished the
~ :-~..
""
ra
ry
:r:.:'_. ~ -;;' .:':"'<'';.,/:-:.
~t,·
.
'-.-~--
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
".
~~: ::,
~
,-'
io
n
s
'" ;,,:~_~-.: --••~-' --
- '7,;.;" •
On January -22" _~969 ~ a 1'student $trike" was called '.~ ::. _
against the vee by a group of dissident students. The strik". .:, .
was snearheaded by an arganization known as the Third World ",-' t",~","
Libera1:i~on Front (TIILF).
The TIILFpublicly made certain ..• ·,..c.
demands of the UCB administration, principally regarding "
..... the establishment of .. college of ethnic studies atUCB•
.' .~. , The 'strikers vowed not 'to' return to classes until "'their
:demands ',were -
Almost
._---
action
m
_.~".~.'--;-.---.::: "
"
or
"""
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
~~.' ~J~, -, '.<0-"'_'"
Striking students, ass
by non":,,.
to the campus and prevented; tw:
force, persons from crossing the picket lin"s. uee police,:
fro
violence on' the campus..
1;;:.:7-;""
ie
d
:j;:':.'.. " students, blocked entrances
op
.(I,:~;:,:..
assisted by law enforcement officers from other
C
~,-
agencies·7".·"~··
:,.: .• (requested under .. mutual aid pact) were used to quelldi,,":.;,..;,...,.
",' ;'turbances and restore -order on and.-l'Iear 'the pi~e.t .. l.ines .. ~_'::~:".1,.;, .
l."'~
•
.
, ' " -,~'~':"'L:""_
-
~;.-
~-"-
.
"--'-_-"h;';'-'-"ePC'-"_"'-~~<~_'_~'
-
,
.
,
~~tlf-;ti...';'::_~~/~.;;:i~_·.,::' __
On "many' -occasion$.~ police were attacked with rocks,.··
r-?: L_'~ • -cherry bombs,. broken glass .. -and other weapons. Jnjuries
~~{".;:::"'!~S~~~~~~~~~:Sc::u;~!~~~ .0_~;~c~~sidera~:~~ f:roP_~~"~·"·<l,'~_";:~J~,i~[~~ t:~:i~~;~lI:i{;-~"-: ._;O;YI;~:~::~~~~~:;~:'~'iC':{:/~,;-: . ·,'. '
,
"1;.-"" . . . . . ' ',-:'.:_'"•..• ,. • . . --,
.
•
~_.
~t~t;~~_~·~~~~~~~~~~~;''':~--·
;-~ .. ~~.
.- ......:.(,.
".
-'-~-.,~
"
"
"
..
_'O-l.~. ~~;~-.~::"J~':.
. . "." .,
,;\:,:;~~~t-~:?~~~ftl~~;1t:
THIRD WORLD LIBERATION FRONT
.'
.
,
The Third World Liberation Front <TWLF) is'.
coalition of non-white student groups, namely Black, Chicano
(l1"l.'1~an-Ameriean), Filipino, Chinese, and Japanes••
A member of the TWLF was quoted as saying, "The
first world is the capitalist world, the second world is the
Communist white world, and the third world is the non-white'
world composed of people from Asie, Africa, and Latin Amerie••
The first two worlds suppress the non-white people whether in
or out of their own countries. We do not distinguish on national
,lines. We do not relate to oountries because by and large they
do not represent people,"
•
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
TWLF self-described itself as nIt opposed the
oppressive enslavsry and colonialist system in the United
States end it was dedicated to proparing for a prolonged
struggle for frsedom in Asia, Africa, and Latin America as
well a.the United States,"
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
TWLF stated its purpose is to initiate discussion
and develop programs pertinent to the needs of third world
(non-white) students; to aid furth..r in developing politically.
economically, and culturally the revolution"",y "Third World"
consciousness of racist-oppressed peopl~; we recognize the
struggles for freedom of non-white people. around th" world as ..
positive pert of our educational proce.ses"
ig
in
a
li
- :,
,
fro
m
or
,,,,
!
,,
C
op
ie
d
,
•
j,
!
1,
,
•
,
,1
15
l
..
A
'.
.
'
sr
100,.56066
•
WUfpae
-.~
-
_
.
,/
i
~""' J
Th4keleV Barhll is a tabloid news­
paper> publishe'd "each friday in ~Berkelev,
.
California,
by 11AX);SCHERR.
.
..
", oj,
/ ,
;--;-­
,
ig
an
racial strife, and sexual matters.
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
The paper is 0ppofied to rresent leadershio
and authority in virtuallv every area of American
life. including government, business~ labor,
education, and religion. Publisher SCHERR was
recently arrested at Berkeley for publishing an
ra
ry
allegedl y obscene photograph in the ttarch
21-27, 1969, issu~.
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ALBERT was int'ervieHed hv Special Ji,~ents of the FBI
on October 28,' 1968. At th~et time, he stated that: he.was employed
as a ~riteX" for the "Berkeley narb" and other papers ,of the­
qo-called ~'undergt'ound press , I I
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
il. Residence
of the.Citv of New York. fro
m
Al.U[PT is an
sed
resided for practically all of hi~ of HAROLD and ROSr: ALBtRT. HAROLD t
op
ie
d
ALBI:RT is believed :to have arrived in the San Francisco Bav Are"! from NeH York in approximately Octoher~ 1965. C
•
It describes
tself as a member of the T.lnq~T'zround Press
Syndicate and of the Interealactic World
Brain. A perusal of anv issue reveals that
it j_5 devoted to reportine on ~uch 'topics
as drue Hsage~ radical student activities"
1.
! /.
'Ff~
'
As of June, 1967~ ALBERT resid~d at 1930A Blake ftreet~
'nerkelev. California.
ALflLRT was arrested at the Pentaf,on building 1 n Virr;inia
He furnished his home addres~ to the arrI'H,tinr.
on October 23. 1961.
17 l,
~
l
,,
"
sr 1 00-5,,066
LJN/!,'l"
,
•
-, ­
U. S. Har.e>hals as 13 L. 3rd Street.
N~w
York, tJe:w York.
ALBERT was
at that t
Ap,ents<~of
On- October' 28 ~ 196B, ALI3ERT wa$ interviewed bv Sneclal th~ nn.
At that time he stated that he traveled from Hew Yo!"k to Chicago during Augnst of 1968, for the puryose
M
ic
h
ig
an
of l,~in? in Chic;:Jr:;o durinr, the 'time of 'the Democratic National
Convention. After th~ convention. ALBLRT traveled to Berkel~v.
Cal i fornia. and es tab1 ished residence. As of October 28, ALBERT
resided at 1049 Kci~h Avenue, Berkeley.
,,~r::;m;t\U'lrJ,at-rnr>5:P.0:W~Z=f.
Li
b
On Jdnuarv 23. 1969
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
ALHrRT Has again contacted at 1049 Keith'Avenue hv SfJP-ciill Agents of the 1'131 on December 9. 1968. On Januarv 2'0. 19((9. another r;uch contact \vdS attemoted. at 'Hhich time an OCCUDant of th~t addrell.:s stated that ALBERT no longer resided there.
.
le
ct
io
n
s
obtainC!d a telephone in her; name at 3286 Kempton
Oa~~land ~ California. ,
1
',venue t ~ 317169
ia
l
C
ol
•
Sp
ec
7, 1969~ exa:nined a is one of the persons
3213e;. Ke:r.lpton Avenue. ig
in
a
li
n
residing
or
.fit
m
On H.a!"'ch 17. 1 9 6 D , _ d v i s e d that the fro
hou:::-t""> at 3286 Kempton Avenue,
nOH
appears
creptv~
1
1
and that the ie
d
had npoarcntl\' moved out: during the preC'eding week . . op
OCCUil"imts
Durinr. !1ar'ch of 1969, ALSr:RT m vpd to 7917 Ashby,
·Hf'rkel~v. ·CaJ,..i forni".
He now r
the house
CLAVI}!
and·~ !i,fI, DL~.
!1t that address with 'JUll"{
, "'".... "...
C
•
tIew York Ci tV.
Avenue.
.... ....
_in
~
(v.)
1
!
•
5r 100-51)096
.. ­
LJN/pae
A characterization of the 5DS is .
contained in the
ann~ndix
attached
hereto~
•
On June
tt ~
19G1.4
~
a check
hi
g
an
of the records of the Passport
Deoartment of
ftate. A record w~s located which indicated that STL'HART
ty
of
M
ic
AI.i:lfRT wa~ issued PaRf>port No., D-01S912 on Februarv 1"
11)63, at New York.. This passport wculd expire on ,1anuary
31, 196f.. but could be renewed for two more vears~ On the
nasspor~-application. ALBERT inGicated that
ve
r
si
he planned to
depart from the Port of New York on· February IS, 1963, for
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
;).n eight-month stay abroad foY" -purpOnes of "study and travel ~ ..
HiR proposed itinerary included France, F.ngland, Italv~ and
Spain.
.
1
th~
ns
31~
sr'''illi''
ct
io
On Januarv
Office were reviewed hv
that ,Passport No~ D-015912 had exp.Lre<;
f'assDort
ol
le
It was dctermina~
thdt a new
,!
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
PdSS[)ort had not been obtained bv
+
fro
m
'.
'+
op
ie
d
,,
1
C
!I
~
•
l,,
,
~
I
,
19 .
•
'
SF 100-56066
I,JN.ay
to travel
turni shed the
in the near future. this travel •
an
.
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
!,
The December 27, 1968-January 2, 1969, iSSUQ of
the -Berkeley Barb" carried an article on paqe eleven under
the byline of STSWART ALBERT. This article is reproduced as
follows;
hi
g
•
•
f
i
!,
,•I
1
..,
j
20
SF 10!!-56066 LJN,ay On Hay 13, 1966, the Subject attended a social
af,fair held at 1502 Walnut Street, Berkeley, California,
•
'\
_3
the purpose of which was.to acquaint PL members from various
areas who were meeting the following day with each other
and give them opportunity to talk politics.
an
On May 14, 1966, the Subject attended a general
meeting of PL members held at 225 Valencia Street, San
The purpose of the meeting was to hear reports
ig
Francisco.
M
ic
h
from various PLP clubs, which reports would be sent to a
of
National Committee Meeting in New York.
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
The reports in a discussion centered on the lack
of communication with New York and among the California
clubs, and the need for more self criticism. The need
for further study of Marxism-Leninism was also stressed.
There was also a discussion on the need for obtaining 8US­
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
tainers from the community.
C
ol
Special Agents of the FBI observed the Subject
ia
l
among a 9rouP of PLP members departing from the above­
Sp
ec
described meeting at 225 Valencia Street.
ig
in
a
li
n
On Hay 15, 1966, the Subject attended a meeting
of PL members held at Mission Club PL Headquarters, 2929
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
16th Street, San Francisco. At this meeting a Central
Committee was elected and the members present were broken
up into four groups to discuss student activities, committee
activities, labor activities, and activities regardinq ·Spark­
newspaper, publication of PLP in San Fxancisco*
A throwaway leaflet was distributed in Berkeley,
.California, durinq May, 1966, advertising a memoraial meeting
, to protest the murder of LEO BERNAlU>, a member of the Socialist
• 'WOrkers party (SlIP) in New York, which was to be held on the
•
•
25
·'
SF
1()<!~56066 •
LJN,ay
_. ­
VCB Campus on Nay 24, 1966. Listed among the speakers
was STEWART ~~RT of the PLP
Characterization of the SOcialist Workers
Party CSWP), San Francisco Division, and
the Bay Area Young Socialist Alliance CBAYSA)
are contained in the Appendix attached hereto.
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
On Nay 24, 1966 the Subject attended an open
meeting sponsored by the Bay area YSA and the SWP at UCB.
The purpose of this meeting was a memorial protest in
behalf of three individuals who·had been shot in Detroit.
The Subject, who represented the PLP at this meeting, was
one of those who spoke and he spoke of the different
atmosphere affecting the "Left" in Berkeley and New York
City. Be noted that he had recently. been arrested for
demonstrating in Sacramento and urged all left-wing organiz­
ations to work together to help each other in the event
of arrests durinq demonstration~ etc. '
26 .1':'), .
.
'
•
Sl' 100--56066
LJN'IlY
hi
g
Students For a Pemocratic Society (SDS)
M
ic
B.
an
.. ­
,,
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
An article in the November 13, 1966 issue of
the ·San Francisco Examiner" noted that the Subject was one
of three·individuala Drqaniz1n~ a protest demonstration at
the appearance of IGOR ROGOCIIEJ, First Secr:etary of the
International Relations Diviaion of the Soviet Embassy_
ROGOCIIE~waa scheduled to speak at the University of California, Berkeley, on the effeeta of cultural exchange
programs on the internationa~ scene. The Subject was quoted
in the newspaper article as saying that Russia's apparent
willingness to enter into new cooperative agreements ~ith
the U; S. at this time is a betrayal of the North Vietnam
government and for this reason a demonstration was being
orlJanized-"gainst ROGOcIIEt'.
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
The 'paily Californian" issue of November 15, 1966
noted that members of the SOS had picketed IGOR ROGOCR~at UCB
and that they in turn Were picketed by other members of 50S,
who claimed that STEWART ALBERT and hi. IJDOUp represented
only a mino~ity within the 50S.
C
op
ie
The article noted that the group pieketinlJ
ealled itself the Foreign Affairs Committee of
50S, but an official statement of the 50S S~eerinlJ Committee
n9ted that the picketinq was in no way approved or sponsored
by the SDS.
~OGOCIIEV
•
27
,j
·­
SF 100-56066
LJN:ay.,,·
•
• - - The article noted that ALBERT, a non-student interrupted ROGOCHEr's speech several times to read from a leaflet distributed by the Foreign Affairs Committee. The "San Francisco Examiner" is a daily
newspaper of general circulation published
in San Francisco, California.
The Volume 1, Number 1, issue of "Onan,· an
internal bulletin of the SDS at Berkeley, California, was
an
distributed on the DCB Campus on November 22, 1966.
This
ig
issue contained an article captioned -New Left Militarism
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
or Old Left Remnants" and criticized the so-called "Foreign
Affairs Committee" of sus composed of STEWART ALBERT and some
members of FLF. The article noted that this committee reflected
and perpetrated the language and logic of militarism that
dominates the united States, the SOviet Union, and China.
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
The article noted that the questions that the
-Foreiqn Affairs committee- asked the Soviet representative
reflected t.he kind ohmilitaristl.c thinking that sus as radicals are attempting tophange. Vietnam Day Coromittee (VOC!
!
1
ie
d
fro
m
"
op
C.
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
On December 2B, 1966 the Subject attended an
anti-draft session of a conference held by the SDS in Berkelev,
California. The purpose of this session Was to decide upon
SDS position on the draft and discussion was held on the
proposals of the anti-draft committee of the conference.
I-
C
t
,~
··f
,
\
28 ,, ,
-:
r:""':\..,
SF 100-;.56066
•
!.J1!;.y
On December 9, 1965, the VDC held a noon rally
at the UC campus, and the Subject worked at the VDC table,
sellinq literature.
In January, 1966, the Subject
concernin9 the status of the VDC in Berkeley, He
he has become part of the leadership of VDC and that
an
are in the process of discussing the future of VDC, and
of
M
ic
hi
g
are some indications that it may qo out of existenee.
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
D. National MObilization Committee
to "End the War in Vietnam (NMC)"
ra
ry
The NMC was originated at a conference
in Cleveland, Ohio, in November, 1966,
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
for the specific purpose of holding massive'
anti-war demonstrations in New York City and
in San Franeisco on April 15, 1967. The
organization was first titled as the Spring
MObilization committee to End the War in Vie~
(SHe). Its first Chairman was the noted late
pacifist A.J.MU5TE. The founding convention
urged all persons interested in the anti-war
or
ig
in
al
i
movement to converge on either San Francisco
m
Dr New York City on April 15, 1967, to partici­
pate in mass marches and rallies protestinq United
States intervention in Vietnam. East Coast
fro
and West Coast headquarters for the SMC were
op
ie
d
established in New,York and San Franciseo.
The ahove demonstrations were held. The SHe,
C
however, remained active.
•
29 Eventually it evolved "
",
d
ie
m
fro
n
or
ig
in
al
i
ns
ct
io
ol
le
lC
Sp
ec
ia
ty
si
ve
r
w_ . ,. _',
,U
ni
ra
ry
Li
b
of
an
hi
g
ic
M
.:~
op
,,,.
C
-.
'.=,
.;
",-",-,-­
... -. ­
< •
.
'
SF lOOr56066
•
IJN...y
_. Tbe October 20, 1967, edition of the "New York Times' carried an article entitled, 'Leaders of SANE Split on Leftists." Tbe article b&gan as followsl "The National Committee for a SANE Nuclear
Policy is split by a dispute over wbether to
cooperate with extreme left-wing groups in
its campaign against the war in Vietnam.'
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
The article went on to state that certain members of SANE were concerned witb the cooperation that some SANE leaders had been giving to the NMC. Particularly disturbing
to some SANE memberS was the fact that Dr. BENJAMIN SPOCII
is a Board member of SANE and at the same time is a co­
chairman of the NMC. Near the end of tbe article the
following I'aragraph appeared.
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
"The officers of the Mobilization (NMC)
have never disguised the fact that several
prominent communists were on the Administrative
Committee. Among those who have publicly
identified themselves as such are the following:
STEWART EDWARD ALBERT, progress!ve Labor Party ... "
Sp
ec
ia
lC
-The -New York Times- is a daily newspaper
of general circulation published in New
York City.
n
Youth International Party (YIP)
or
ig
in
al
i
E.
fro
m
In March, 1968, a leaflet appeared in New York City, which announced the formation of the Youth International Party (YIP). The leaflet stated that a group of 25 artists, ie
d
writers, and musicians have aqreed to participate in the
op
founding of this party. The leaflet stated that YIP will
stage a massive youth festival in Chicago during the time of
the Democratic National COnvention. The leaflet urged people
~o join YIP in Chicago for a festival of youth, music and theatre.
The leaflet did not announce any plans for YIP otber than the ­
C
,
Chicago activity.
~ounder
One of the persons listed as an original
of YIP was "STU ALBERT."
•
•
"
SF 10Q-56066
LJllu.y.,­
-' ­
•
(ALBERT's subsequent activity in Chicago
during the 1968 Democratic National Convention
are mentioned elsewhere in this report.)
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
•
s
io
n
le
ct
••
Li
b
ra
ry
, ,.
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
•
1
,
SF 100-56066 LJN : !lib
_. ­
The October 5, 1968 edition of liThe Black Panther"
carried a statement from the YIP pertaining to proposed
aotivity for election day, November S, 1968. This statement
ia set forth 48 follows:
M
ic
hi
g
an
•
Come into the streets on Nov. 5, election day_
Vote with your feet. Rise up and abandon the creeping
meatball! Demand the bars be open. Make mute and dance at every red light. A festival of lite in the Btreets and parks throughout the world. The American election represents death, and we are alive. ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
Come all you rebels, youth 8pirits~ rock minstrels,
bomb throwers, bank robbers, peacock freaks, toe
worshippers, poets, street folk, liberated women,
professors and body snatchers: it is election day
and we are everywhere.
•
j,
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
Don t t vote in a jackass-elephant-crac'ker circus.
Letts- vote for oprselves~ Me for President.' 'We are
the revolution •• We will strike and boycott the
election and create ou~ own reality.
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
Can you dig it: in every metropOlis and hamlet of
America boycotts. strikes, sit-ins, pickets, lie-ins,
pray-ins, feel-ins, piss-ins at the polling places.
m
fro
d
Ministers dragged away from polling places. Free
chicken and ice cream in the streets. Thousands
of kazoos~ drums, tambourines, triangles. pots and
pans, trumpets, street fairs, firecrackers - a symphony of life on a day of death. LSD in the drinking water.· ie
./ op
-
C
'--
Nobody goes to ~ork. Nobody goes to school. Nobody
votes. Everyone becomes a life actor of the street
doing his thing. making the revolution by f~eeing .
himself and f----"i', up the system.
.
Let's parade in the thousands t~ the places where the votes are counted and let murderous raciSTS feel our pO,war. Force the Nati-onal Guard to protect every polling
place in the country. Brush your teeth in the
streets. Organize a sack race. Join the rifle
33
1, .'
2
SF H10-56066 •
LJH:mi>
_. ­
olub of your choice. Freak out the pigs with
exhibitions of snake dancing and karate at t.he
nearest pig pen.
Releas .. a Black Panther in the Justioe Department.
Hold motorcycles races a hundred yards from the
polling places.- Fly an American flag out of every
house
•
50
places~
confused voters can't find the ~,polling
Wear eO$tumeB. Take a burning draft card
hi
g
an
to Spiro Agnew.
M
ic
Stall for hours in the polling places trying to
ty
of
decide between Nixon and Humphrey and Wallace. Take
your clothes off. Put wall posters up allover the
,U
ni
ve
r
si
-city. Hold block parties. Release hundreds of
greased pigs in pig uniforms downtown.
Li
b
ra
ry
Check it out in Europe and throughout the world thousands of students will march on the USA embassies
,I
ct
io
ns
demanding to vote in the election cause Uncle Pig
controls the w~ld. No domination without represent­
,1
•
!
ol
le
ation ..
Sp
ec
ia
lC
Let's make 2-300 Chicago'. on election day.
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
On election day let's pay tribute to rioters, anarchists,
Commies, runaways. draft dodgers, acid freaks, snipers,
beatnike~ deserters, Chinese spies.
Let's exorcise
all politicAns, generals, publishers, businessmen,
Popes,. American Legion, AliA, FBI, narcos, informer&~
C
op
ie
d
And then on Inauguration Day Jan. 20 we will bring
our revolutionary· theater to Washington to inaugurate
Pigasus, our pig, the only honest candidate, and turn
the White House into a crash pad. They will have to
put Nixon's hand on the bible !n a glass cage.
Begin now: resist oppression as you feel it. Organize
and begin the word of mouth comaunication that is the
basis ;of all con6piraeies~ Coordinate information
and ideas by writing to Youth ~ntern4tional Party,
clo Eldridge Cleaver, Ramparts Magazine, ~95 Beach
St., San Francisco, California, 9q133.
34
,,,
1
1
.'
•
.'
3
1
SF 100-56066
WN:mb
1
Every man a revolution! Every small group a
revolutionary center! We will be together on
election day. Yippie!:!
1
an
Stewart E. Albert
Abby Roffman
Jerry Rubin
tdl.n1til'ie,d JERRY RUBIN as a member
,
'1,
1
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
1
)
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
1
.,,
•,
,
1
,~
\
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
On November 1, 1966, a pre-election ~ally waa beld
in the John F. Kennedy Community Theatre :n Berkeley. This
rally was jointly 8pon8o~d by the BPP and YIP. STEWART
ALBERT acted as maater of ceremonies.
1
I
1
C
op
ie
d
tight shows were displayed, rock and roll bands and
topless dancers performed.. YIP butto
were sold, and
contributions ~e 501icit4d for v ~ us causes. '
•
..JERRY ~d ELDRIDGE
EAVEIt both spok.. at
the rally. RUSIN .. ppeAred to be unoe
he influence of
drugs and CLEAVER stated that he himsel wo.s "stoned"
(under the influence of drugs). The YIP PreSidential
candidate, Pigasu8 the pig, was present ~n ' . shopping
-cart ..
., 1
",
'\
.l
,'~
~e
speeches were
gene~ally
Of a sarcastic natur&.
1
..
,t
1
35
1
.
~
•
"
SF 100-56066
_. ­
WII;mb
intended by the speakers to be funny. For example, RUBIN
stated that he was addressing his remarl<:s primarily to :the
7 year old., as he had lost faith in the revolutionary
ardor of those older
7.
~han
On November 8, 1968, the BPP held a rally in the
Civic Center Plaza, S n Francisco, California. The rally
hi
g
an
was held during the pproximate1y time period 12:30-1:25 PM.
'Approximately 200 e sons attended the rally.
. '
M
ic
~
'-'/'."
was to show support for her
ty
the purpose of the raIl
of
VER opened the rally, announcing that
si
KATHLEEN
husband~
1
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
ELDRIDGE CLEAVER. (ELDRIDGE CLEAVER at that time was under
order to be returned to priaon on November 27. lSS8 s for
parole violation.>
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
One of the speakers at the rally was STEWART '
ALBERT. who was introduce9 by KATHLEEN CLEAVER as the second
in command of the YIP.
•
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ALBERTts remarks were overheard by a Special Agent '
of the FBI. ALBERT expressed sppport for ELDRIDGE CLEAVER '
and tha BPP.
fro
Activities in Opposition to the
Selective Service System
C
op
ie
d
F.
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
KATHLEEN CLEAVER is publicly known
as the National Captain of Women
of the BPP.
On June 29, 1967, a
demonstra~ion
was held at the
U.S. Army Induction Center, 1515 Clay Street, Oakland,
California..
Pickets carried such signs
as
"Hell no, we won't
gott. ilU.S .. Get Out of Vietnam", "JOHNSON's War on Poverty-­
the Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Shot." At 7 :30 All, the
Oakland Police Department arrested 20 persons for blocking the
entrance. to the Induction Center .."
36 •
,j
"
s
•'
SF lijO-S6066
•
WN:mI>
A Special Agent of the FBI noted that one of
the persons present and participating in this demonstration
was STEWART ALBERT.
an
hi
g
ic
M
of
STEWART ALBERT ..as present at this meeting.
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
discussed.
ra
ry
On January 10, 1968, a rally to announce a
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
"Stop the Draft Week" ..as held on the steps of Sproul Hall on the UCB campus. It wa~ announced that Stop the Draft Week would be held during'the period February 26 through
March 1, 1968. The first speaker at this rally identified himself as STEWART ALBERT. lie was observed by Special
Agents of the rBI a. he spoke about plans for Stop the Draft Week. "­
or
ig
in
al
i
n
A Stop the Draft Week (STDW) mass planning meeting
was held at Washington
Schoo~
Grove Street and Bancroft Way.
op
ie
d
fro
m
Berkeley, California, on April 2, 1968. Six persons,
"including STEWART ALBERT, were elected to an STDW steering
committee~
It waS also announced that ALBERT was one of the leaders of a monitor school, which was preparing for STDW. demonstrations * ALBERT stated that he was a monitor captain. C
•
On December 14, 1961, a meeting was held at
2001 ~ilvia_Street, Berkeley, California. The persons present styled themselves as a temporary steering
committee for a so-called IIStop the Draft Week ll , which was
to be held during the spring of 1968. The proposed date
for the Stop the Draft Week was discussed, but no decisions
made~
It was decided to introduce the Stop the Draft Week
to the student a at UCB at a rally on January 10, 1968. A
mass meeting for the night of January lQ or 11 was also
On~ of the demonstrations during STDW was held on April 23, 1968, at the U.s. Army Induction Center, 1515 ~l~y Street, Oakland. 8y 7:00 AM, ~t Was estimated that
approximately 1,000 demonstrators were in the immediate_
vicinit:r of the Induction Center. During confrontations
bet~een the police and demonstrators a small n~er of
4l"rE:Gts
w(,r~
made.
STEWART ALBERT was observed by Special
31
.!
"
6
sr
•
•
iOO-56066
LJII:mb
-- -
Agents of the rBI as he particpated in this demonstration.
In the April 22, 1968, edition of "The Daily
California.n". 'there appeared a sto:ry on page one. con­
eerning STllW activities. The article identified STEWART
ALBERT .0 a member of the STDW steering committee.
Other Activities
si
ty
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
G.
-
j
,U
ni
ve
r
-.
Li
b
ra
ry
On March 27, 1964, S. ALBERT of 2l~8 East 29th
Street. 8rooklyn, New York, oontacted the Student Committee
I
­
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
for Travel to Cuba (SCTC).
Sp
ec
ia
A characterization of the SCTC is
or
ig
in
al
i
n
contained in the appendix attached
hereto.
In the latter part of October, 196~, STEWART ALBERT,
who had recently arrived in the San Francisoo Bay area,
m
contacted MORT SCHEER, a National Vice President and West
fro
Coast Organizer for PLP,
the
op
ALBERT
C
2
ie
d
for the Bay Area.
on a Free University
!
A characterization of the M2H is
contained in the appendix attached
hereto.
38 •
7
.
•
SF 100-S6066
•
_. ­
WN:mb
An article in the "San francisco Examiner u • issue
an
hi
g
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
A brochure issued by the Free University of
Berkeley, listed the courses offered for the first session,
starting in February, 1966. STEWART ALBERT, described as
a graduate· student and activist in VDC. was listed as the
instructor in a course on "Revolutionary Thought and Action".
This course was described as a seminar to discuss the
different avenues to'revolutionary Qhan~e anq to study modern
revolutionary thought and action. Marx1st, personalist.
pacifist, and psychedelic perspectives will be considered.
Some themes and questions ~include the relationship of
revolution to brutalization. non-violent action and" the
overthrow of the reactionary political systems; the
necessity of a disciplined party and of post-revolutionary
dictatorship. Lenin. Mao, Camus, Guevara, WoodCOCK. Watts,
Dostoyevsky.
op
ie
d
fro
m
the Subjec~ taught a class
:e!ey and used as a text the
by V. I. LENIN and also the
"Russi"n Revolution" by MOREHEAD. In the class ALBERT
attempted to give his own views on the STALIN-TROTSKY
conflict ..
C
I
I, of February 27, 1966, contained interviews of various ~
members of 'the "new lef't" as to 'Why they ... regard the''Great
8lcietY'with such contempt. Among those interviewed was'
STEWART ALBERT, age 23, described as the Co-Coordinator of
the r~ee University of Berkeley. ALBERT said he came to
Berkeley from Hew YorK City, where he was a case worker
• in the Welfare Department. He said that after experiencing
class hostility to the poor in the Welfare Department, he
quit and came to the Bay Area.
On January 31, 1966, the Subject was observed by a
Special Agent of the FBI in a demonstration of a group of
individuals numbering appi~ximately 200, who marched from
the campus of UCB to the office of Congre,ssman JEFFERY
.
COllELAN in Oakland, california, to demonstrate against U.S.
involvement in the war in Vietnam.. The spokesman for the
group said the purpose of the demonstration was to urge
COHELAN to introduce a bill in Congress to impeaCh President
JOllNSON.
39
.-­
8
­
•
SF 10'0-56066
WN;mb
-- -
j
On March 26, 1966, the Subject participated in
an anti-war demonstration held at Civic Center, San
.,
Francisco.
M
ic
h
ig
an
On August 6, 1966, the Subject participated in demonstration in San Francisco protesting u.s. position on the war in Vietnam. ,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
On September 28, 1966, a demonstration by residents
of the Bayview and Hunters Point areas of San Francisco took
place,- triggered by the shooting of a 16 year old Negro
youth the previous day by a San Francisco Police officer.
.1
i
,,;:
s
Li
b
ra
ry
On September 29, 1966, a protest demonstration of
some 20 persons took place at City Hall in San Francisco. A
leaflet distributed at tha demonstration noted that it was
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
sponsored by -the Berkeley ·campus SDS and protested discrimination
against the black people and demanded that the police officer
involved in the shooting be tried for murder and that the mayor
and governor be denounced for using troops to quell a riot
provoked. by conditions· for which they were responsible. Among
those observed present by a Special Agent of the FBI was
ig
in
a
li
n
STEWART ALBERT.
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
An article in the "Daily Californian", issue or
January 20, 1967, noted that some 3,000 students marched in
protest at the ue against proposed tuition charged at the ue.
A~ this demonstration STEWART ALBERT, who was awaiting trial
for an arrest on November 30·, 1966, talked to the audience
about this issue.
•
On December 13, 1968, a so-called "conference on
revolution" was held on the campus of California State
College at Long Beach. This conference was sponsored by
the New University Conference, formerly known as the Facul~y
Peace Cammittee.
•
One of ~he events in this conference was· a panel
discussion entitled "Cultural/Political Revolution". This
40
,,
!
•
.
'
•
9
.'
SF 1 00- 560 66
LJN:mb
... '
­
panel discussion was held at a:oo PM in the Little Theatre
on the ~p\18. The mod~:;: the meeting was.l'rofessor
CHARLE~LEINENWEBE~.
He in
dueed the three members of the
panel - J~LAND, PET
ana "STEWART ALBERT.
.
ALBERT was the first of the three to address the
He otated that he was one of the leaders of YIP •
He answered many questions from the audience. During the
question and answer session. ALBERT made remarks paraphrased
as follows:
M
ic
h
ig
an
•
audience.
He believes in the teachings of Chairman MAO
rs
ity
of
Tse-tung and advocated the reading of MAO's writings.
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
JOHN DILLINGER was one of ALBERT's idols, because
nthe pigs U were afraid of him, and therefor-e shot him in
the back.
He used other obsoenities in describing these men_
le
ct
pig.
io
n
s
Li
b
ALBERT called Governor REAGAN of California a "sub-human pig" and also te"""ed President Elect NIXON a C
ol
ALBERT stated that he i. not a pacifist, and that
Sp
ec
ia
l
violence is necessary to crea_a situation that will eliminate violenee. li
n
ALBERT stated that he has a 30.06 rifle and a
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
shotgun and is learning to shoot. He said people must learn how to shoot in order to protect themselves from the ttpiga". C
JIM BERLAND publicly identified himself
at this meeting as the youth organizer
for the Southern California Pistriet,
Communist Party •
•
.
•
On January 17. 1969, the Boa of Regents of '
the UC held their monthly meetingh Berkeley.
Governor
REAGAN is a Regent, and was present at this meeting. A
Special Agent of the FBI observed,"s about SOO
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
demonstrators picketed the building in which the Regents
were meeting~ Protestors carried various signs. relating
to a number of causes, particularly the establishment of
II College of Ethnic Studies on the UCB campus.
As
Governor REAGAN left the meeting, eggs were thrown at his'
car. STEWART ALBERT was observed present and participating
in this demonst~ation.
Activity in Connection with the 1968
Democratic National Convention. Chicago,
Illinois, August, 1968
.
ns
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
•
ct
io
.•
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
H.
•
•
42
an
hi
g
ic
M
of
ty
si
ve
r
,U
ni
.
op
ie
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
al
i
n
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
'
C
.. ~.: .. .." ft.......... _ _ .. III. 4C.trihtM ..................,.
- ",.,.'
.
-
.
_
......-.. iJ3
" ...
~-~_
"
--'-,~,
- ,
-~ ,,~
-.
'<c_
,
'I,
•
co
176-9
:i ·
...
,'
"
!i ·
•
",
,•
•
·
moving tOlto.r4 other poliCemen •.• Ho stated tho pollce car wns
hi t numarous
tho crowd bogan yelling, "Kill tho pigs."
Accordlng to
ALBERT was one of the """,t VicioUs.. 1:f
not tho most
of th1s group.
..
,•• i.
:·
,,
•
the polioe attempted to olear
tho pnrJ,
ltP about 20 Yllrds. stoP,. and
start thro'iing various objects lit tho pollce While continuing to
yell, "X111 the pigs." lie stated tliat ALBERT shouted tl)1s phrase'
as loud as anyono. 110 stated this continuod until almost
everyone was out of the pork.
fi'
11
,
"'", ,·
'I
:
an
"
"
H
ig
rs
ity
io
n
s
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
oity bus.
statod that tho group
arrived at a
houso,located one block wast of Cleveland on
where one
or more members of the group allegedly was staying
sat on
the porch wbore they watchod the police Who had subsequently
nrr1vod, ovidently 1n respo...." to the attack on the b ..... til
cleur tho stroets.
.
'*
~
H
M
ic
h
of
~~~~!!~:Ofolljects
Clcvclan~where
a" a Chlcago
1~".'-"Ql.ng ALllElt'; sta;:tcd
,
fI
j;
·I, ,
•
,
,
·I ·
I; ·
Ii ·,
;
III ! !
le
ct
,
C
ol
he was in
,
,,
I
ig
in
a
li
n
Sp
ec
ia
l
Grn"t
and just
after tho
who had
. attclIlptod
theA","ric"n Un& :tnd put up a red flag
". .~ a .'melee broke out. Be statuti that Ar..B.EnT and others Were
,yelling, ''Kill tUG piP." as tho pelice mov<!d in.
advised
that a orowd of approximately 4,000
,,i I ,..
or
m
ie
d
fro
I '.'1
~'"'l.n,t':.
.
th1s llIolee a mlIrkod Chlcago
th3 crowd whioh was "ttemptinll
t"c!tbnt AUlEIU' and others
",ero' shouting, ''K1l1 1;h" pigs. vlhllo attempting to turn this veh~cle ovor.
HO statod. the veh1c~0 acceleratod knocking people aSide Ilnd sped ..way. Be advised that after the vehicle v.Ill . frob of the crowd, AUI!U!T stated, "Horo we have about 6,000"
people and we can't even kill two pigs."
•
C
op
I
!- :
- 44 .
., .
. ."
::-.>': ~,,-j;~~1;;~~?:;~ .o~:,,:
'
'.,' --:''':.",',,~'.j<''::'.; r_
­
"'_4~.
.
AI1gllst 23" 1968
gsther at the C~V~""7;,~;~:,'~:'--~j
.
.
"",-'
Also ..t 'this tae he noted 'that a group of. ' . - . .: i."
inclivicluals ,!ho ..ppearecl to be "yippie ft types were proceeding ;","
£rom the vic~nity of ..n illeg..lly parked Willy. st..tian .~' . 'c
.....&on •. One of th.... indivicl....ls ..... e..rning .. pig. : .
n
,~--,,-'C,-
ie
d
fro
m
op
..:.~='~:
. -- ­
C
.
.
or
ig
in
al
i
:-
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
- ~"'--:
c'
.'
12
.
•
SF 1'60-56066
. WN: ..b
.. ­
to Chicago in August, 196B, for the purpose of participating
'in a demonstration to protest what he and the "Yippies,"
eonsidered to be the nomination of a candidate at the
Democratio National Convention who would carryon policies
of the present administration, specifieally that dealing
with.the Vietnam War.
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
rs
ity
of
M
ic
h
ig
an
He stated that he had not entered into any plan
to disrupt the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
primarily because he felt that it eould not be done with
the great number of police and National Guard which he
knew would be present to discourage sueh a thing. He said.
that inasmuch as the ideological hero of the "Yippies" is
GROUCHO HARX of Marx Brothers fame instead of KARL MARX,
it was hi. idea to stage _ spectacular demonstration based
on the theme of "A Night at the Opera", a Marx Brothers
production.
.
;
"
1
•i:
"
i
Sp
ec
ia
l
C
ol
le
ct
io
n
s
Li
b
ALBERT said he had no personal part in any riot
or violence and could fur~ish no information in that regard •.
He said that although he "ad bero struok by SOmeone whom he ' "
assumed was a policeman. he did not attempt to strike back
and did not throw any Objects. Acoording to ALBERT, his
arrest by the Chioago police eame about when he and several
others were carrying a live pig into the demonstration.
,
>
·, ie
Writings, by the Subj .ct'
.- ,
.'
'.
,
op
1
C
X.
,
d
fro
m
or
ig
in
a
li
n
ALBERT reiterated that: at no time in New York.
prior to his departure for Chicago. or in Chicago prior to
or during the Democratic National Convention, did he plan or advocate riot. violenee or disruption of the Democratic National Convention.
The following articles. on various topics. are
among those which have appeared in the "Herkeley Barb"
under Subject's byline. These articles are reproduced on following pages.
Title Date of "Berkeley' Barb t'
"The Fog ia Red"
enO-t/S/S8
47
•
I,
J
j
>
Page No.
,•
"
13 SF 100-56066 •
•
'LJN: ..b
Date of "Berkeley Barb"
"Chicago Perspective"
9/6-9/12168
9
"For Babbit's Ass"
11122-29168 2
"Panthers, YippieB,
11/29-1215/68
11 "The Finger"
1215-12/68
7
liThe Man the Pigs
Couldn't Pen" 12113-19/68
"Merry Jerry Bugged"
12120-26/68
"
Page
No. '
,
9
,,,
,
of
rs
ity
,U
ni
ve
1/10-16/69
"'The Dream is Dead"
1124-30169
ra
ry
"Bum Trip"
Li
b
•
'217-13/69
"Why It Has to Happen"
3114-21/69
ia
l
C
ol
9
3/21-27/69
7
3/28-4/3/69
8
4/11-17/69
9
ig
in
a
"Merry Jerry Very'"
li
n
Sp
ec
Untitled. regarding
"Pretty Boy" Floyd 2
~
'A
7
le
ct
"Yawn's Early Light"
9
5
s
,,
io
n
,
M
ic
h
ig
Shoot up Oakland Hills· an
Ti1:le
fro
m
or
"Conspiracy Hatched"
op
ie
d
(No author is listed for the following article)
,
•
2/28-3/6/69
C
"Meet the New
Sheriff, Boys"
•
•
•
,'
48 •
,.
J
I
SaD franclsco
X ,.
.~
,
"
sAc.
(10o-~60661
~i(
,
,
•
,
, '.
',
'4-••
5/20/69
.',
,
, ,
"
, " ,,
,
"
",;
(10~89231)'
Director, FSI
"i
t:7
STh'ART !l>ltA.RD Al..B1li.'I'
811 - ANA
cur ACTIVIST)
"
•
:ro-4 dated 5/2/69.
hi
g
an
RaUl"
si
ty
of
M
ic
'1110 fingerprints of st"""rt _ard Albert,
FBI# 610 286 :r. wore researcbed tbro\lli:h our erblinnl
identificatlon files 91thout locating tile fingerprints'
for th" arrest by the U. S. liarsbal on 10/23/61. .
," ,
,
,U
ni
ve
r
•
I aa !InclOSing a cop1 of the above s u b j e c t ' . '
)!
'. ',:":', .:::;
Ident1tication Division f 1 1 e s . ,
,':,~ :'(\
ra
ry
arrest rocord, FBII 610 28611', ..e i t appears in oar
Li
b
"1
ct
io
ns
As you know.' information ""supported by
fingerprInts cannot be inoluded in subject's ideDtifl­
c-, ,
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
record.
• ell tiOD
.
or
ig
in
al
i
n
'.
. '
"
fro
m
.•
I
op
ie
d
:"
C
l
,
•
MAII.£O ).0
MAY 201969
Zuu.,w;;t44k&l.;,
;'.**1*" i)i,.;ct+PHN
•
Memorandurn. ~
7::'.0':'
"Vi _ ,
'~1
em
10
1~1·11
••
UNITED STA"1
.
,
Sp
ec
ia
lC
ol
le
ct
io
ns
Li
b
ra
ry
,U
ni
ve
r
si
ty
of
M
ic
hi
g
an
GOVERNMENT
Bureau (RM)
2 - San Francisco
'1 - Denver
C
op
ie
d
fro
m
.­
".- -
"
n
..
or
ig
in
al
i
BOA: ..lbh
(S) •
,
'-
:'