</s>204-10071-10041 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 UNCLASSIFIED INTERNAL JSE ONLY COC 'DENTIAL SECRET SUBJECT: (Optional) ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBECT: (optional) EXTENSION NO. B-2628 FROM: (C/CI/SO Richard Ober 5847 DATE P.I.M.Y 1971 TO: (Offer designation, room number, and Richard Oberi DATE DATE Building: OFFICIERS' COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom informations to whom. RECEIVED ORWARDED INITIALS G/SO Internals Use Only 1. This memo is not to be 1. issiminated outside CI/SO issimated prior permission from chief. without prior permission. 2. 3. Directioned outside CI /SO: GMK: jm Based on: Budapest 016, 18 May 71. (WPC/Budapest/Bw) and Budapest 7. 71. WPC/SB/BW) and WPCS/Sens/BW (W/C/BW) Source: JKLANCE/SENS/BW Dissem to (WPR/Wannall) 5. via C/I/CO courier on: ACTION: B-8099 6. 6. 8. 18-04/70 18-07/20 3/4/2021 8. File: WPC /Sens /Bw (201-554414/BK) FAULK/Sems/B/W (201 -878516/B) 9. FAULKER/Senses/BV (201)-878518/Bv) GILMAN/Seng/Bew (new) DICKERSON/SEN/Sen/BW(201-85898/B(W) 10. G/LK/K/N/GK (GK/GKNK/GNK) (201) -053968/G/K) <loc_730>

Summary:  
The document details information about American delegates attending the World Peace Council (WPC) Conference in Budapest, Hungary, from 15-16 May 1971. It lists individuals who spoke at various committee meetings, including Stanley Faulkner (European Peace and Security), Sylvia Kushner (Indochina Aggression), John Gilian (Near East), Mary Angie Dickerson (Discrimination), Luis Garza (Discriminalization), and Ruth Gage-Colby (Disarmament). It also mentions Albert Kahn translating a message from the widow of artist Rockwell Nent to the conference. The Hungarian press reported that Sidney Peck, identified as "USA Professor," addressed the war in Vietnam. The WPC posthumously awarded the Joliot-Curie Gold Medal to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., accepted by Reverend K. King, described as an "American peace fighter." Photographs of the medal presentation included William Douthard and Mrs. Addie Waitt as U.S. delegates. American libertarians Apter and Carlton Goodlett were re-elected to the Presidential Board of the WPC. The document references prior information on Ralph V. David Abernathy and Dr. Carlton Goodlett from 14 May 1971.  

Key People:  
- Stanley Faulkner (European Peace and Security)  
- Sylvia Kushner (Indochina Aggression)  
- John Gilian (Near East)  
- Mary Angie Dickerson (Discrimination)  
- Luis Garza (Discriminalization)  
- Ruth Gage-Colby (Disarmament)  
- Albert Kahn (translator)  
- Sidney Peck ("USA Professor")  
- Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. (posthumous medal recipient)  
- Reverend K. King ("American peace fighter")  
- William Douthard  
- Mrs. Addie Waitt  
- Apter  
- Carlton Goodlett  
- Ralph V. David Abernathy  
- Dr. Carlton Goodlett  

Key Locations:  
- Budapest, Hungary (WPC Conference venue)  

Key Events:  
- WPC Conference in Budapest, 15-16 May 1971  
- Medal presentation ceremony for Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.  
- Speeches by American delegates on topics including Vietnam, discrimination, and disarmament  
- Re-election of Apter and Carlton Goodlett to the Presidential Board  

Key Organizations:  
- World Peace Council (WPC)  
- American National Lawyers' Association  
- U.S. delegation to the WPC Conference

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