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a crowd at a community meeting held
to air protests over a recent attack
by police on more than 300 brothers
and sisters gathered onorthliberty
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THE BLACK PANTHER: What events
or emotions led you to make your
statement last night? Why did you
choose to expose yourself as an in-
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ALLFN: in my undercover dealings
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mation they received was misinter-
preted through other informers. This
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officer, over here to infiltrate The
Dungeon and The Stag Clubs, I'm
pretty sure they can get other officers
or anybody else -- informers from
other cities" and put out a contract
a payment to kill! on me because of
some of the things I've seen and heard.
I feel that they would try to do some-
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and taken downtown for speeding or
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POLICE INTIMIDAHTION
The BLACK PANTHER: What act of
police harassment and intimidation or
brutality have you seen since working
with the police force?
ALLEN: I've seen people harassed,
cursed, and dogged. I've seen police
call people slur names such as nig-
gers, motherfuckers, bitches,whores.
prostitutes - you name it, they had a
name for it. After I gave therninfor-
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I was escorted home by police agents,
sometimes I slipped back into the Lib-
erty Street area and observed some of
these same officers who I had left
30 or 45 minutes before. Their tac-
tics weren't very pretty. Iobserved
them cursing; I observed them hitting
pedestrians who were innocently
walking through the neighborhood,
with their nightsticks and clubs,
sticking guns in people's faces, and
knocking on cars, making people get
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THE BLACK PANTHER: What do you
think of the national Watergate Con-
spiracy in relationship to a local un-
dercover operation like this one?
ALLEN: I think that Watergate being
exposed is beautiful, For years I've
felt that this type of thing has existed
in this country. For it to come to light
now, exposing the racist people in-
volved, is beautiful. I'm even happier
that Black people in different states
have gotten together and are helping
to bring things like this to light. This
thing in Washington is happening right
now in different towns and cities all
over the country. The fact that Water-
gate and other scandals are in the
news media and citizens are becom-
ing aware of them is very good. These
are things which will help us get back
to what they once called democracy,
although I've never seen too much of
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newspaper article captioned, "Tension Mounts in Winston-Salem -
Police Attack 300," which appeared on Page 7 of the 8/25/73
edition of The Black Panther, official newspaper of the Newton "N FACTION
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arlotte letter to the Bureau dated 8/20/73, é
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"ollowing a police attack on brothers
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treet, between the Dungeon and Gol-
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laierri. Police have threatened to use
-ny force necessary to prevent
blocking of the sidewalk and illegal
tarking."
The brutality and harassment two
veeks ago of over 300 young people
ty police, armed with machine guns
mt! tear gas, was a =.varning"of =.-that
he police have planned if young Blacks
'ontinue to congregate outside the
~ity's two most popular night spots.
The uproar in the Black commun-
iy resulting from the rash and un-
warranted attack has produced a task
'orce of community leaders and busi-
tessrnen that are fighting to prevent
'urther violence. The basic problem,
he task force asserts , is that police
ire using minor traffic and sidewalk
docking violations to spark trouble.
Fhere objective, according to com-
nunity leaders, is to use any possible
- ncident to close down the Dungeon and
he Golden Stag clubs, Both spots
l1'8 labeled by lice as "trou~bi¬'-"-r;'*' Po
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'T5e_actua1 problem on Liberty
Street is that there is not enough off-
street parking space for patrons of the
two clubs. The task force, which in-
cludes representatives of the local
branch of the Black Pattther Party, has
begun a campaign to inform the Black
community of the situation, The group
has also begun a campaign to clean
off vacant lots in the vicinity that can
provide parking space.
gtapubiic hearing held August 7th
by the Public Safety Committee of the
citys Board of Aldermen, meeting at
the request of the task force, charges
were leveled at the police and other
public officials before a packed au-
dience. Specific cases ofharassment
and brutality by police were aired by
angry citizens.
The committee voted to recommeno
to the Board of Alderman that the_
city reexamine parking regulationsi
and street lighting along the two-block
strip, establish nighttime recreation
for young people and enforce regula-
tions requiring off-street parking for!
businesses, it was also recommended I
that mlicemen charged with brutality
be required to appear publicly before
the committee if requested.
Near the conclusion of the meetingvestigate the Dungeon andGolden Stag
Clubs, He stated that he could fIO'l'OT1g-
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activity and revealed that he had seen
blatant corruption within the local po-
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cently been working with the FBI to
investigate several community acti-
vists and organizations, including the
local branch of the Black Panther Par-
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Next week THE BLACK PANTHER
will carry an exclusive interview
with this former police informer
about -his activities and his reasons
for deciding to confess publicl37oiis
those in attendance were shocked'when~¢TE?E§.-aEai"St he 96°91?-
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activist, confessed that he had been a
police informer for the past six years
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' _, , Re Charlotte airtel dated 8/3l/73.
Enclosed for the Bureau is original and one copy-
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Winston-Salem, N. C.! - Last week
TQE BLACK PANTHER printed are-
Port on the angry response ofthe Win-
st0nSalem Black community to the
recent attack upon over 300 Black
DYOUIBTS and sisters qssemblgd on
North Liberty Street, between two
local night clubs. A community meet-
ing was held by members of the city's
Board of Aldermen city council! to
hear protests _from the community
concerning the continuing threat of an-
other attack on youths gathered on
North Liberty Street, Police are us-
ing minor traffic and sidewalk block-
ing violations to spark trouble.
At the meeting, a local Black com-
munity activist, Wilbert Allen, con-
fessed publicly, to a packed audience,
that he had been a undercover police
informer for the past six years and
had been recently assigned to investi-
gate Lee Faye Mack, a local Black
activist, Rodney Sumter, president of
the I/ wngeim Club on North Liberty
Street, also very active politically,
and Larry Little, the coordinator of
the Black Panther Party Chapter
here.
A reporter from the central ofce
of THE BLACK PANTHER in Oakland
was in Winston-Salem at the time, and
obtained an exclusive interview with
the admitted informer. Part I con-
cerns Allens involvement in local
political' espionage.
In next week's issue Allen tells of
his dramatic decision to confess pub-
licly and of the racism and brutality
he witnessed while working for the
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organisations in Winston-Salem.
if Rodney Sumler, Larry Little and
Lee Faye Mack were putting this thing
together. He wanted to connect them
with the drug ring. He felt that there
were close connections between
Everybody is a Star, The Dungeon,
and the Black Panther Parry.
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THE BLACK PANTHER: Does the
police department use informers to
lie in order to frame persons?
ALLEN: Yes, this happens often. E
could have done it many times. Once
an informant feels he's going to get a
dollar or two for dropping a dime and
informing on a fellow human being he
won: hesitate to lie. They cooperate
fully with the police.
THE BLACK PANTHER: Doyou know
of any efforts the police made to get
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meeting you spoke of vBl agent
who is conducting surveillance on
several community leaders here.
What is his name, and how was his
spying conducted?
ALLEN: His name was Zachery Lowe,
He was an FBI agent workingoutof the
North Carolina Main Office. He was
orking with the FBI on the narcotics
traffic that they believe to be circulat-»
ing around the Dungeon and the Golden
Stag, night clubs along the Liberty
Street strip. He called me several
mes by phone on my job and wanted
to set up a surveillance team with
himself and a coupleofother officers.
We kept in close contact by phone,
One of the things he wanted to know
was how__L,ee Faye Mack, who runs
the Everybody is a Star dress
shop, got base money enough to get
her operation off the ground. Second-
ly, he wanted to know if there was
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Manus was pai. to infiltrate the Black
Panthers when they first started here.
Two months ago, during the trial of
Reverend Ben Chavis in Wilmington,
the FBI had agents who were follow-
ing Larry Little's movements from
Wilmington back here to the Panther
headquarters. Reverend Ben Chavis,
a Wilmington Black activist, was ac-
quitted of false accessory to murder
charges last June.!
THE BLACK PANTHER: What per-
sons were under surveillance by the
city's police?
ALLEN: l had a meeting withCaptain
Masters, who is captain of the detec-
tive division in this city. He wanted
me to get any informationlcould con-
cerning the activities of Black Pan-
ther leaders, Lee Faye Mack, Rodney
Sumler and the Witherspoon brothers
who own the Golden Stag Club.
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a Winston-Salem, North Carolina, newspape,
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"The Black Panther," the official newspap r»of the Black Panther Party BPP! ostensibjy
exposing one Wilbert Allen as a police
informer and inferring that Allen worked i
%in WinstonSalem area by SA Zachary T.
Lowe, who was mentioned in the BPP article
Hinterview that Allen was then and had been
an informant of the Winston-Salem Police
Department for seven years, no further l
contact was had with him.
This information was furnished by
Charlotte in view of the anticipated A
article in the "The Black Panther" and the
robable insertion of SA Lowe's name= Youwill be kept advised of any further -nM§ldevelopments concerning this incident. f7 9/4/73I-ni-> ____92
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Members of the BPP have indicated they have every intention ~
of o erating the Free Ambulance Pro ram in defiance of any -re ugations and anticipate support §rom the black community.BP% leaders will appear on a local radio station Q/9/73 __to launch their appeal. Information received to date would
indicate the BPP as gained a great deal of community
support in the recent past and the Free Ambulance Program
is the means whereby the BPP will test that support. I!
The arrival of NEWTON in Winston-Salem in the near
future would greatly aid the BPP and would possibly add to
an explosive situation in an already racially tense city. ',
__ isggm FRANCISCO DIVISION
AT omcumn, CALIFORNIA
Will expeditiously ascertain and furnish Charlotte .
with all information available regarding any planned travel
of HUEY NEWTON and/or other highly publicized figures to
Winston-Salem in September or October, l973. Determine length
of stay and location, if possible, as well as any schedules
made of activity while in Winston-Salem. W
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LEE FAYE HACK, Adviser
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LARRY LITTLE, head of the Winston-Salem BPP Chapter,
is scheduled to be tried the week of 6/25/73 in Forsyth County
Superior Court, Winston-Salem, N. C., on a charge of ccrryinq
n concealed weapon. This charge eems from a January, 1971,
incident vhen IITTLE was observed hy Forsyth County Sheriffs
Deputies, ?inrronSn1em, H. C., to he cerrying 0 .33 caliberpiézjtol. 3
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Three BPP members at High Point, N. C., also known
as the "High Point 3" are in jail in N*rth Caroline serving
seven to ten year sentences resulting from a conviction on
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finances
During Nay, 1973, sources reported that the National
Episcopal Church approved a $35,700 grant to the WinstonSa1em
_branch of the DP? for the purpose of operating a nonemergency
medical transporation project in Winston-Salem, N. C. Sources
reported that most of the money has already been received by
the ?anthers, who inturn h""e paid $15!QQQ Qngh for n nmhn1;n¢q
delivery date set for 6/2 /73!, "n4 nnrch"sed r 1970 Ford
Station Hagen, a 1970 Ford Econoline VP" wn4 P 1970 Hercnrv
Putomohile. 111 0F the ahove vehicles have been financed,JTiEh
the exception of the ambulance. Also, construction hrs hqgun
on a garage, loceted near B"? Headquarters, tn house the ahove 1;
vehicles.
However, sources report thet not all of the Episcopal
Church money ha; gone for the_nonemergency medical tranaortrtion
project. An unknown rmount of the church money was forwarded to
BPP Headqurrterc, Oakland, Cnlifornia, and utilised in HOBBY
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instituted and controlled by the DPP, the function 0; wnich
if: to nroduce c].othin,': for the hl.'~r:1: community. Five setrinf;
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U. C. hlnck Tcnther Forty Chapter continues
philosonhy 0T HUTY P. UEUTOH.
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The following is P summary of the Bloch VnntherPnrty octivitios in the Charlotte Division for the months of 1!
April, Hey, nd June, 1973:
? As noted previously, the Winston-Snlem onthers
f hove pvrchnsed rn anhulsnce, the purpose of which is to
furnish free cmtulence service to members of the hlsch cmmmnnitf
In order to obtrin a pennit to drive an emergency vehicle within
the city limits of Uinston-Salem, N. C., city ordinances erevide
of the vehicle, with the exception of the
patient, must have received firstnid training. UinstonSrlem
_.; city oFficiPls have indicated that the "anthers will not be
nllowe to nnerrte their vehicle utilizing emer3encytype equip
went, such so sirens, lihts, etc., or to exceed speed limits
within the city limits. City nfficirls have indicoted tFrt the
Panthers will only be nllowed to utilize their rmbulnnce es'n
convnlescence vehicle. The Panthers rnticipvte contesting
this rvling vnd utilising this as vehicle for Tnvorihle
puhlicity. Llso, the possibility of an open con?rontrtion "
with the Winston-Salem Police Department over this issue crnnot,
he ruled nut.
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Tovrces reported Curing Lpril, e, that the
Tinston3e7en, U. C. B"? Chrpter has estnh _ hed an organisation
known rs survivfi, lncorporhted, vhich hrs heen chartered in the
stete oi North Caroline. This is P non-proiit orgrnintion
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Four members of the UinstonSn1em, H. C. _P
Chapter are currently in Oakland, California. Two these
are expected to return to Winston-Salem during July, 1973.
One of the tour, PATEL HACK, is in Onklnnd renortelf meking
nrrnngements for r visit to Uinst0nSe1em, U. C., by BUSY ?.
WHUTOH, B ? Ce-founder. Plan: prenentiy cell in: WESTON to
spank at TinntonSn1em tvte University, Winston-Sniem,
sometime Gnrinj ieotenher, 1973. _
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CHAE_e Director 0; tne Netti Caroline-Vireinie Conission erRCinlJUStiCQ. CHVIS, nlohg with two other Pershne, nereL H
being tried in New Henover County Superior Court, Viimington,H. C., on Lcces:nr2_h_ter Fact - Murder. LITTLQ spo;e arlexly
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Headquarters of the North Carolina Chapter of the Black Panther
Party BPP! is located at 1333 North Patterson Avenue, Winston-
Salem, North Carolina, and is under the leadership oi LARRY
DONNELL LITTLE, Field Lieutenant. Information concerning
pads, arrests and convictions, community activity, factionalism,
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A. LOCATION OF NORTH CAROLINA HEADQUARTERS...........
B. OFFICERS AND MEMBERSHIP...........................
C. PADS..............................................
BLACK PANTHER PARTY ACTIVITIES
A. ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS...........................
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES..............................
C. FACTIONALISM......................................
D. FINANCES..........................................
E. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES..............................
F. TRAVEL OF BLACK PANTHER PARTY HEMBERS.............
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I. ORGANIZAIIQNAL AND 0PERAI1Q§§L DATA
The Black Panther Party 38??! is a black
extremist organization starte in Oakland, California,
in December, l966. It advocates the use of gus and
guerrilla tactics to bring about the overthrow of 1!
the United States Government. '
A» LOCAII0H_QFaNQIH3CA§QLlNA_EEADQUARI§B§
North Carolina chapter of Black Fanther Fart? EFF!,
North Patterson Avenue, Winston-Salem, North Caro ina. " 1333 =~
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frame house situated in a predominantly black residential
neighborhood. The house was purchased under a lease- , chaseagreement in the name of HAZEL LEEHABK and LEE F:;BFg:EK ~w th an initial down payment of»$500 and monthly, ent of U
$100 per month to be applied to the purchase price of the 4
house at the end of five years. The total purchase price ,1
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During November, 1972, a fire broke out at one of the
two 411 lhth Street apartments rented by the Black Panther
Party and some of the clothing collected for their December
Survival Day Program was destroyed. _Shprt1y thereafter, due
to a combination of lack of funds and the above fire, the
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1. Convictions of three Black Panther ~
Party members upheld
The North Carolina Court of Ap eals, Raleigh, NorthCarolina, found no error in the case of EARRY MDLEY and
co-defendants BRADFORD MIZELLE LILLEY and RANDOLPH JENNINGS,who were convicted for assault with a deadly weapon with intent
to kill on February 4, 1972, in High Point, North Carolina,
for which they received 7-10 year sentences. The defendantsfiled a petition of appeal to the North Carolina Sugeme
Court. MEDLEY, LILLEY and JENNINGS, more commonly ownas the "ifh Point 3",were three BPP members from High Point,!
North Caro ina.
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November 14, 1972
The North Carolina Supreme Court denied the etition
of appeal of defendants MEDLEY and JENNINGS; t erefore,their convictions on February 14 1972 of assault with adeadly weapon with intent to ki11 and 7-10 year sentences will,
stand and they will begin serving their sentences. "
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December 20, 1972
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2. Three Black Panther Party members ,!plead no contest
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Carolina, contacted the Forsyth County So icitor, W1nstonSalem,
North Carolina, through their attorneys, JAMES E. FERGUSON, II,and JAMES E. KEENN, regarding plea bargaining. The defense's
roposition was accepted and on March 9, 19 3, the three
fendants, LITTLE, CORNELL, and FULLER pleaded no contest to
larceny, and assault charges and these pleas wereaccepted by Judge J. WILLIAM COPELAND. These charges resulted
from the theft of a meat truck on January 12, 1971, at
Siler City, North Carolina, and various motions and appeals ,-
hgd delayed proceedings to this point. _ "
GRADY FULLER who had been Ereviously charged withstealing the meat truck and firing t e shotgun at two police
officers was, after plea bargaining, charge with misdemeanor
larceny and two counts of misdemeanor assault on an officer.
FULLER was sentenced to 90 days in jail with credit for 12
days already served ror awaiting trial and was rerther ordered
to pay the amount of $133 as one third value of the missing
meat. Defendants LITTLE an CORNELL who had been charged with
accessory after the fact of the felony of larceny entered no
contest leas to misdemeanor charges and each was iven a 6month ja£1_sentence suspended for two years and orsered to pay ,1I .92'n'h92: I I-nvnt I5 'l'IIl I mt? f92I'92'l'9292Il'£'1 1 In .-.-.1 blhuL-I-92,I92l'92I I.-Ll. LLB JULL LIL 92.|92Jl9211I0-I-014' Jllo , auu 92Jl92-l92.l'-I
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Approximately 250 black people attended the trillof Black Panther Party leader LARRY L TILE and two other
BPP members at the Forsyth County Courthouse on March 19, 1973.
These individuals were quite vocal and were in good spirits
after it was determined that the trial wou be over in view
of the plea bargaining arrangements by the defense's attorneys
immediately after the adjournment of the court, LARRY LITTLE,
Head of the BPP called a news conference on the steps of thecourthouse and indicated to those assembled that he, CORNELL,
and FULLER had pleaded not guilty to any charges, but they had
simply decided not to fight this issue in view of the fact they
had no faith in the judicial system in North Carolina. LITTLE
stated that he and his comrades had dedicated their lives to
the black community and their function in this cmnmnty is
too important to risk merely to prove a point in court. LITTLE
stated that the BPP would continue to probe into the judicial
" §ystem and attempt to expose its injustices and that theBPP would continue to operate its Survival Day Programs which
involved giving food, c othing, and help to poor people. L!
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The April 7, 1973, issue of the Black Panther, a
BPP newspaper, carried an article entitled "Supreme Court
Reversal Convicts Panthers in Meat Truck Trial", which indicated
that the one day trial of Brothers GRADY FULLER LARRY LITTLE,and JULIUS CORNELL, members of the BPP, and active community
organizers in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, had resulted in their
convictions on'larceny" and "assault" charges. The three
brothers were arrested in January, 1971, at a time when hundreds
of BPP members were being arrested on a variety of false charges.
All across the country, police and Government agencies were
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JULIUS received_6 month suspended sentences, while Brother,GRADY received 90 days. Each was fined $250.
B. §0QITX,A§TIYITIES
1. Free Programs
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The Black Panther Party, Winston-Salem, North
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1972 at the North Elementary School in Winston-Salem, North
imat 1 3 P M and ended Carolina. The program began at approx e y . .at 5:30 P.M. Approximate y 700 persons were in attendance,a figure well above the anticipated number. In vies of gee ,d ° e . 'large crowd, the BPP members were completely isorganiz
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necessary items for the winter months. Many of these items
were obtained from a local discount warehouse. J
given A total of r sickie cell anemia shots were
during the program and 6 people registered to vote. u!
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it to s eak to determined it was an excellent opgortun y p the
community and hurriedly put toget er a brief program whichwas emceed b HAZEL HAE MACK, a member of the North CarolinaChapter of t e BPP. MACK introduced the following speakers: I!
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LARRY LITTLE spoke about the opposition of the blackpeo le to the seemingly growing instances when confrontationswith police have resulte . LITTLE spate of depression and
obvious intentional harassment by the local police agencies.He stated that the BPP has come a long way from guns to shoes
and he expects greater things in the ays to come.
indicated that members of the BPP would be runningHe further
for local
office in the WinstonSalem, North Carolina, area and urged
those assembled to assist in their efforts to obtain power for,!
the people.
ISAIAH CARDWELL, BPP member, presented a brief slide
show of numerous photographs of the Winston-Salem area comparingthe downtown renewal program of a new Federal Building, a new
city hall, new bank buil ing, against the background of the
decaying ghetto. CARDWELL attempted to dramatize the oint
that the rulin class was spending all the money for t e rulingclass and nothing for the people who really neededpresentation appeared to be well received y those
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3. BPP Seeks Investigation of Incident
Involving Sheeting of Young BlackBy Police Officer '
The March 10, 1973, issue of the Winston-Salem Journal
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, carried an aEE1e1e on Pa e'3entitled "Panthers Seek Probe of Shooting." This article
indicated that the BPP demanded that the policeman who woundedAUGUSTUS MINOR a e 22, be suspended pending an investigationRy an impartial citizens committee appointe by the Board of
"Idermen. Ihe panthers also advocated the creation of a police
review board composed of a cross section of the community ,
to include city officials.
The article further indicated that LARRY LITTLE,Co-ordinatoa of the BPP, stated the shooting "was totally ,;
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The article indicated MINOR was shot by Patrolman
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fleeing from a house at 629 Burton Street. CALDWELL stated
he stumbled and his pistol, which was cocked, discharged r,
twice. MINOR was wounded in the right buttock.
LITTLE stated "by not suspending the police officer,it allows our policemen to fall into a period of complacitywhereas they feel that they can do anyt ingein the b ack
oppressed community and their action will unquestioned.W;
The article indicated CALDWELL had not been placed
on administrative leave and no action a ainst him wascontemplated by the WinstonSalem, North Carolina, Police ¢'
Department.
4. Non-BPP-Sponsored Community Activities
LEE FAYE MACK is employed as a neighborhood coordinator
in the Planned Variations Section of the WinstonSalem, North
Carolina, Model Cities Program. Mrs. MACK's position with thisprogram entails handling complaints in the northeast section -
of WinstonSalem, North Caro ina, which section is composed
of a population that is approximately 98 percent Ne ro. Mrs.MACK works at the Citizens Participation Agency Office, 1500
English Street, Winston-Salem, North Carol na; and this office
is part of the Model Cities Pro rm. Ms. MACK was appointedto this position by the mayor 0% Winston-Salem and is one of
ten such coordinators located within the Model Cities Program 1!
in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
The Model Cities Program is federally funded; however,
the exact amount of federal funds available for the Winston-Salem
area is unknown. Mrs. MACK does not hold a decision-making
position regarding how funds are spent within the program;
however, she does have influence in regard to the direction
of some of the program's activities in Winston-Salem. Ms.MACK's position with the Model Cities Program calls for her to
do some traveling on behalf of the City 0 Winston~Salem, and
any expenses incurred are paid for by the Model Cities Program. 92
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LEE FAYE MACK is a Negro female, approximatelyforty years of age, who is self-described as Adviser
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Party BPP! chapter.
There is no indication of any efforts by the BPP,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to subvert legitimate interests
or to obtain or control funds of the Winston-Salem Model CitiesProgram. J
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C. FACTIONALISM
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LARRY LITTLE head of the Winston-Salem, NorthCarolina, chapter of the Black Panther Party, stated that theBPP was going to support ELDRIDGE CLEAVER. LITTLE indicated
that he cons dered CLEAVER an oppressed person. LITTLE
further stated that HUEY NEWTON, whose BPP philosophy the
Winston-Salem group follows, and others have discussed CLEAVER
and his faction of the BF? and are now willing to back CLEAVER
even though he had earlier defected from the Party. According
to LITTLE, CLEAVER's defection supposedly was prompted because
he would not be intimidated and harassed. LITTLE stated that
he would back CLEAVER with any means, whether it meant guns
or Survival Day Programs. Source stated that LITT1E's remarksregarding CLEAVER were not favorablt received by the Ninston- tjSa em Panthers who overheard him ma e the couments.
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A split occurred in the BPP during
February, 1971, resulting in one faction
aligning itself with the BPP International
Section headed b ELDRIDGE CLEAVER and theother remaining loyal to HUEY P. NEWTON,
the Supreme Commander and Minister of Defense
of the California headuartered BPP. in aMarch, 1971, press conference, the New York
Chapter of the BPP announced its allegiance
to ELDRIDGE CLEAVER. Additionally, stating
it would recognize KATHLEEN CLEAVER as the
Communications Secretary of the BPP. 1!
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D. FINANCES
The Hinston=3a1em, North Carolina, BPP Chapter was
given a check for $7,000 from the insurance company of JOSEPH
E. HADDELL BPP member who died in Central Prison, Raleigh,North Carolina, durin¬eJune, 1972. HADDELL named the Winston-Salem BPP Chapter as neficiary of a $7,000 insurance policyon himself. Some of this money went for the December, 972,BPP sponsored Survival Day Ral y held at Winston-Salem, North
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the proceeds from newspaper sales is forwarded to BPP ,Hadquarters in Oakland, California. 921
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donations for the various programs as well as for bond money
and legal defense money for its various members who have been
prosecuted or are awaiting prosecution. ,;
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LARRY LITTLE in a speech delivered before
approximately 700 people during the December 17 1972,BPPsponsored Survival Day Rally held at Winston-Sa1em NorthCarolina, stated that BPP member MARY no DONALD wi11 run for
office in the Winston-Salem area and he urged everyone presentto support the BPP when its members began running for publicoffice. He stated that the assistance of the people wasnecessary in order for the BPP to be successfu . J
Source : CE '1'-1
December 18, 1972
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JULIUS WHITE CORNELL, JR., Captan of Defense,
Winston-Sa1em,North Carolina, BPP Chapter, returned to Winston-
Salem from Oakland, California, during December, 1972.
CORNELL had been in Oakland since May, 1972, a patently .aiding in the BPP political campaign in that c ty iY . I
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in Oakland, California, aiding in the political campaign. !They are as follows:
HAVEN HENDERSON
BERNARD PATTERSON
WILLIAM MC CLAIN
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BPP newspapers and travel to the major cities in North Carolina
to sell papers and solicit donations for the various BPP
programs.
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HAZEL MAE MACK, Communications Secretary
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Black Panther Party Chapter, is
p employed as Neighborhood Coordinator in the Planned Variations
Section of UinstonSa1em, North Carolina, Model Cities Program.
HACK was appointed to this position by the mayor of Winston-Salem,
North Carolina. The bbdel Cities Program is Federally funded;
however, the exact amount of Federal funds available in the
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FULLER received a sentence of 90 days in jail and was fined $133.LITTLE and CORNELL oere eiven six month jail sentences suspended P1 £01 two years and fined §l33 each.
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were admitting guilt in this matter. He stated lack of faith
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BPP Chapter were noted during March, 1973.
Three Winston-Salem, North Carolina, BPP members remain
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city= Sources report that these three will probablv return toWinston-Salem, North Carolina, following the April 17, 1973, [I
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LARRY LITTLE and other Black r P bers at theForsyth County Courthouse on 3 9/73. stated theseindividuals were quite vocal and were n goo spirits after
it was determined that the trial would be over in v
plea bargaining arran ed by the defense attorneys.stated that immediately after the adjournment of the ur ,
LARRY LITTLE, Head of Black Panther Party, called a news
eonterence on the steps of the Courthouse and indicated to those
assembled that he, CORNEll. uni FULLER had pied guty to anycharges, but they had sim 1y decided nt to fight this issuein view of the fact they Ead no faith in the judicial system
in North Carolina and was even more convinced of the fact
that black people receiving justice after the trial of another
Black Panther in Wilmington, N. C. LITTLE stated that he
and his comrades had dedicated their lives to the black
community and that their function in that community is too
important to risk merely to prove a point in Court. LITTLE
stated that the Black Panthers would continue to prohe into
the judicial system and attempt to expose its injustices andthat the_ Party would continue to operate its survival programsL!
which involved giving food, clothing, and help to poor people.
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HAZEL MAE MACK, Communications Secretary
DELORES WRIGHT, Secretary
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During the month of January 1973, the BPP Chapter, 1Winston-Salem, N. C., maintained its headquarters at 1
1333 N. Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. The Chapter
rents 2 apartments located at 411 1Qth_5t., Winston-Salem, also,These apartments are utilized as pads by the Panther members. ifk
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of traveling to various cities throughout the
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» leader LARRY LITTLE, are destined for jail in
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various char es stemming from theJanuary, 197%. The Panthers feel
and bond money will be needed for
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local merchants.
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the Winston-Salem group follows, and others have discussed
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hock Clenver even thoneh he had earlier defected from the
arty. Accordine to Little, Cleaver's defection suooosedly
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not favorably received by the Winston-Salem Panthers who
overheero him make the coments. I!Z
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extremist ornonizotion stnrte in Oaklond,
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