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Main File K0: 1oa_42sa5o V Date:6-2965
9-20570
k 9-Z4786
Subject: Jackiéigobinson Date Searched: 113/65
A11 lagical variations er subject's name and aliases ware aaarahed and
iantical references were fuund as:
Q1MNa*ackie Robinson ' 9 ask Roaseve1¬:§ bznson'3 Ja, ' obinson V E%ackieF.RooSéveltqknb-inysonas. R<ii?binson ack{;if?bis0n_;%,~
Efsrfsrxi Em:4.& }1.<iau.$w,-.¢~¢,q $'.u!.; m~.',ff'This is a sumary of infnrmation ubtained from 3 review of
all "see" references ta the subject in Bureau files under ihe names
and aliases listed above. _Al1 referenees under the above names
containing data identical with the subject have been included except
any indicated at the and of this summary under the heading REFEREECES
HOT IHSLUDED IN THIS SUMMARY.
This summary is designed tn furnish a synnpsis of the
infarmation set out in each reference. In many cases the ariginal
serial will cantain the information in much mere detail.
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Jackie Rnhinsen may he faund in tha
main file or elsewhere in this summary
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53E79 rzised that aring the Districth ston, Hass., fr0m'8/ll-12/45,
Conference on Jewish Preb1em§. He statedtha Id redouble its sfforts in behalf sf Negrues, partisularlinward them 5ehs in the Major Leagues. Ha meat aned that Satchel
Paige e Rob nsau were tn appear in Boston and that these two
Negroes would be of great help ta either the Boston Rad Sex ur the
Bostn Braves. He suggested taking petitions against barring Negroesfram the Major Leagues to the game an that spectators could sign them.
100~3-1-218 pt 94
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advise:i that as cf 10/25/45
was a member bf the "Gitizeus Committee ForE76 J. Davis, Jr." andg as a member of this ve, hast con V
persons with the it . utilizing Jae Lnuis, baxer, an Jackie sun
it iannection with the election campaign. This informant advised thatsms unable to obtain Louis and either independently or througharty directiun had decided a ainst publicly linking Rabinsun with thesoxmnunists at that time. i
It was noted thatnjamin Davis, Jr., was running far communist
cuuncilman in NY at that timg.m° F",
The 11/1/45 issue of the Chicago United Electrical Hews"
centained an article entitled "Lanai 1114 Blasts Negrn Haters." The
article shaved that at a meeting 0f the Executive Bsard sf this Locai
a motion was carried tn semi a letter to Branch Rickey; of the Bruakiyn
Dodgers, cummending him for his actian in signing up the Kegro, Jack
Rohinsan, fer the Dodgers.Internatianal League Farm.
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Tu H»: =. Y ~ ~' --i Kr» 3 Q vi! r-I PAYE i This Ittesiiut gel aiivigy at the Akiii *
and mentioned that if Jackie Robinson had finally won a
the Eruukiyn Badgers for the 1946 season, it was b§aau§e membgrs of tge AYE had participated in the iight against discriminatien
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in the big leagues. _Ihiq letter alsa solicited memberships into the
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advised that the V V
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Rabinsnn appear at the 11/2?/35 meeting as nne sf the
§§ u§nyment Pract1ce Comml ee ay.
was the
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prlncxpal
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*8; by telegram plated, 10,/31/45¢-
AYE Chapter at Temple Univers1ty,
lads Jackie Robinsnn ta speak at a mass rally tn
held on University. The telegram was addresse to
Worker, New York City, which paper had been
advoaating Jim Crew in baseball ané had been high-
lighting Rebinsan entrance as a player in the International League
which ha& occurred befare that time.Robinsun
A trash covsr maintained on Headquarters Dis ict 3 CPA and
GP USA in Phi1ada1phia¢thrnugh the cooperation uf evealed thatth§s celebration was changed to 11/29/#5 and the Temp University News
issued the previuus day made , mention of Robinson, who apparently hadnut accepted the invitation. aalys
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The AYD 1-777! alung C-P and the ~DH were juhilaént
_ aver the signing of Jackie Rabinsnn in Gctnher, 1945, by the Montreal *
Club uf the Interna%iana1 Lea ue with which club he was scheduleé toplay shurtstop during the 1Q4% season. Rehinson was a star athleta at
the University nf aiiigggia in Les Angelas and was the first Negro base-
ball player to be signed by organized hasehall, Source nut clear!$19 Dstated that AYE officials felt his signing was Q ate i. = . -1 .1- .~.<- Jim Crow in baseball. g, * ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, UQLA ,1 theL§I5 t ¢- '!lRSOn did, expressed the uplnlen, when asked nut Robinsanspolitical affiliations, that he was "canservative, 1@;§
advised that the Lawn hnped tn presant an award to Jacki.
Robinson at the .nnua1 Dinner to salute Yuung America glanned by the AYEfer the evening sf 12/12/35 at Qhe H0tel"Rnosevelt in NYC1z{gQ
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The "BK" 3/E1/£6, revealed that The Veterans Cummittee Against
Discrimination lOS~344298! sponsored an this date a mass picket line
in {rant uf the New York Daily News building in prafest against an
article by sports editor "Jimmy" Powers, which blasted Jackie Ruhinsnn
and others. The "Kews" spurts editars column, accnrding to the BH"
viciously belittled the way Branch Rickey Signed up Jackie Rubinscn to
the Mentreal Royals.
1s0+344298~1n p. 2
£16?
The "DE" issue date £/11/£6 contained an article captioned
"Richmond Prexy Explains His Robinson, Fright Ban." This article ex-
plained that nine regularly scheduled Montreal Royals exhibition games
had been cancelle because the Royals had refused_tn yield to the "Jim
Crow" pattern in Richmand, Va., which barred Jackie Robinsnn and John
Wright, Kegroes, from playing with their teammates.
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4/13/46!
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to appear in Las ngelas86
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veterans.
190-3~73-107 p. 23V 1!
The "Michigan Shronicla for ecember ?, 19£6, rapurted that
the Detroit Cammittee tn Fight Racial Injustice and Terrorism was spun-
sewing a mabilization in ashingtnn, DC, an 1/34?, in conjunction with
the Ameriaan crusade ta and lynching. In connectian with this, they
scheduled a dance fur 12/13/46 and a rally on 12/17/46 at whisk Jackie
Rohinsan was to he the principal speaker in an effort ta raise funds.
At the last minute Rabinsan telegraphed his inability in appear and the
rally was nut held in Detruit, Rich»
100-135~15~311 p. 9£13! '
The AYD i61~77?! planned a gathering for 12/Efé, at Manhattan
Center, NYC. This gatharing was known as Salute Young America" and its
purpuse was to present awards to young Americana who had allegedly done
autstanding werk in inter-raciax-inter~faith unity. {A delicate uunfi~dential suurce! §¢ g§
Jackie Rebinsan was among those who was scheduled ta receivean award. A delicate senfidential saurce! if
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The fallawing referenees an Jackie Robinson ap aar in the filecaptianed "United Hegro and Allied Veterans of America" ¬1D3~344537!
UHAVA!. Robinsan attande and spoke at the nrganizing conference for
the New York State chaptar of the URAVA and was appainfed Hunorary New
York State Cemmander of this organizatinn in June of 1946. In Hay of
1947 he was nae of tau individuals to raceive an award far outstanding
cuntrihutiuns to the struggle fer Eegra Rights.
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The fellewing references pertain to a contraversy between
Jackie Robinsnn and Paul Rebesan which stemmed from a statement made
by Robeson to the effect that American Eegrnes wuuld refuse ta fightin any war against Russia. an 7/18/49 Robinson appeared before the
HGUA and was asked to express his views on Raheson's statsment. At th
time he stated in effect that the majarity of the Negro paople did not
agree with Robeson. This csntraversy was widely discussed among CP
members and at SKP and Progressive Party meetings. Alsn set nut are§»,;_>%Wrtic1es pemaining to the vi-ICUA Hearings. ' SEARCH SLIP PAGE NLFMEER
Times Herald 7/21/4§ 414!
shingtun KewS" 7/20/49 £14! 11y Peoples World 7/26/19 4!* igggg?
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of the NY Office not further A.confidentia1 informant
of leaflets were being printed on identified! advised that thousands
5/93/49 at Queens ALP headquarter Acnncerning the Paul Rnbesan episode*at Peekskill, NY, an 8/27/49. JEQEQK
' ' ' an individual believeé ts be from q- . é _" *"v , ' *' discussed Bk spoke ta CP functmcnary, and
getting statement frum Bav1s*% posslbly cancernang Rubesnn matter and
alse indicated that they had a good interview with Jackie Robinsonwhich waul be printed. QQQHQ7 100~354421~1
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*This referred in a riot during a Paul Robeson cencert held in Peekskill,
my an 8/2?/49.
%%Prnhab1y Ben Davis.
advised on 9/23/49 fhat a cuntra t
Angeles Calif. h beenhe use of
Wrigley ad the "¬a1i~
fornia
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Carre1atnrs Esta: It was not mentioned whether or not Jackie Rabinsen
attended the above celebration.
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The "lkmsteroam News" of 4/'29/510, reported that prom.ioneS{m
stage and radio stars were scheduled to participate in the inaugura o
broadcast of radio station WLIB'S new Harlem Studios in the Hotel
Theresa, NYC, on 4/E9/BU. Jackie Robinson was listed among the pro~
minent guests to appear at the broadcast.
o 100-340922-225 p. 8
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_ Boring a Drew Pearson broadcast from Washington, DC, on
10/L4/S1, ?earson mentioned that Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn
Bogors, who warned American Nagroes against Communism, would appearon Capitol H111 to give the Geller Committee his views on baseball
monopo y.
948~35-441 p, 2
£19!
2/6/52 advised that?and o rs actors an w 1 e ro users
ofcussed a rt' f r og "~ . : , p ~not given! was asked how to word the in-
vitations to lure both groups o t e party. They mentioned the name
of Jackie Robinson as among those to be invited to the party. The
purpose of the party was to sell units producers on the idea of otilizinNegro talent for parts in television plays. j§ u}
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advised that
own, NY,
End Disor1m1 n at Levi 52 to aid e to _ Y _ o na o~
tee in its work at Lovittowno
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The Washington City Hews Service data not clear, probably
5/30/52! aovisod that Jackie Robinson appeared on a TV program "e
The Feople, NBC-TY, NYC. During this program he discusseo the "Fair
Employment Practice Act with General Eisenhower.
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G2 advised thai the 6/21/52 issua of The Caurier,' 2 Hegsfnews per distributed in Chicagu;.I11-, reguried that during the = ESt. {guts Cardinals ~-Brouklyu Dodgers ser as held in St. Louia,J§%during the week cf June B, Jackia Rubinsan cnmplained to sports wr ter-of remarks passed by p1a{ers at the opposition. He axpiaiaed thatduring the game the Gard nal glayers expresse deregatory remarks andracia npithets in their-bean jakeying.
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Ths.NY Offlca mg letter dated 1a/B/32 maa available antnvelupe and letter whicé had been received by Charles Bressen 9~23114Y,
manager of the Broeklyn Badgers. this letter threataned Charles
Dressen if the Bodgars wen the Korl Serias. The letter stated that the
writar might shoot some at the players and Jackie Robinson would be the
first one. This letter carried the return address 1807 Belmont Ava.,
Yaungstnun,0hiu. _
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£1"; A ureau mama dated 12/2/52 advised that Jackie Rabinson wasa guest on the show Youth Rants in Know an 11/30/52. During the showse 1 igdiyiguagc gggg the auience asked him questians. One at these|;:%§§%$§yMg_=";,¢t&4¢;j - who tried to pin Rebinsea dawn and get him4 ' E3i¥*HfH$c:§ :¬ T$*¬§ether qr not he favore a Feéerai FEP6.*
Robinson; views were that tha state: Shuuld handle the situatian and
that the Fuderal gavernment should nut st: into this particular field.Desgite his argument, the questiaxgéeemeé £0 try ta get Robinson to take
a definite stand on Federal PEPE. ibecality mat given! .
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-Ielieved to be Fair Emplnyment Practices Committee. 64 6?
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L A Records at th: Department at the Krfj as reviewed an 9/23/35,1
revealed that the A»ant General Washingten, B6, diragted 2 letter V
ated 2/17/54 to {xnn-39&&31! in which it was ,
indicated that the e"ar men A ive rmy had receiva dercgatory infomticm raga:-ding#1'rum 62' Department cf the Army. He wasrequasted to rap y c arges sited. this letter set uut 10 paint
concerning his activitias. j
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These records contained a rebutta w~» ,,W»-92!~ -Eled 3/Q0/S4We in which he stated, in part, that he had , 2 Y 1 ted inthe organization of meetings at which persons o d fferent v ewe hadspoken, debated or in some way took part. ie indicated that he would
be honored to do the same, if the opportunity presented itself, in behalf
of Jackie Robinson and numerous others. .
100- 95531-12 e 4 .us!? ' _
the Pittsburgh Courier" HY edition dated 5/18/57, containedan article captioned World Watches Prayer Protest Pilgrims Begin
to D.C.' This article set out information concern ng a Prayer
P1! rImage' which was held at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, on" ¬{1?/$7- Jackie Robinson was named as one who was to lead a "personali-
~ res group. '
62-l0l087~A 'Pittsbur h Courier<8! s/is/51 _
The Washington Star ' Washington, DC, dated 6/B/S7 containedan article captioned "Civil Liberties Aide Sees Discrimination End
Fear." This article revealed that during the 89th Annual Comencementi at Howard University, Kashingt9n,_QC,_Jackie Robinson along with the3 Reverend Martin Luther7KThg reeeivea an honorary law degree.
62-$01087-A "Washington Star B! 6/5/57
SI 62-101087-12-A "Washington Post and
8! Times Herald"6B/$7
The "Washington Post and Times Herald," Washington, DC, dated8/23/57, contained an article entitled '6 From Here to Be Hailed As
Leaders. This article revealed that six District of Colunbia residents
would be among ten persons honored at a ceremony commemorating thelanding of the first 20 Negroes in English America. This ceremony was
held at the Jamestown, Virginia, Fest val Park. Jackie Robinson was
listed as one of those to be honored.
~ . 62-l9l087-A 'Kashington Post and Times
8! Herald", 8/23/57SI 62-101087-49=A The Washington Star 9!~ 5/ 3/57Q
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tter was a c Time you a Ford
Product," showing a photograph of Ed Sul presenting the NAACP's
highest award, the 'Spingarn Metal, to Negro agitator Jackie Robinson."
105-55211-229 p. 7
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The "Houston Post" and "Houston Chronicle," Houston, Texas,contained articles on 6/22/58, and the "Houston Informer," a bi-weekly
newspaper for Negroes, reported on 6/24/$8, that Jackie Robinson spoke
to a group of Negro leaders in Houston, Texas, on 6/21/58, and urged
them to continue the fight of equalization of Negroes in all phases of
American life. His appearance was in the interest of the NAACP.
62-101087-46-37 p. 2
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A Bureau memo dated 7/7/58 contained information relating to
Drew Pearson's Radio Broadcast over station WTOP, Washington, DC, On7/5/58. Pearson stated that Jackie Robinson had promised to campaign
for Adam Clayton Powell 00-51230!.
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ed to take place1/ 8. Jackie son was to act as leader of the march. Xux
Padvised that the integration march scheduled for10/11/S8 ad been canceled and re-scheduled for 10/25/58.jQQ u}
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s;!e2-101087-554
s1 62»l0l087-A "Washington News"
8! P Washington, DC, 9/26/5
s1 100-3-so-1081 p. 21
l! Press release 9/15/58!
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In the 11/29/58 issue of the NY Amsterdam Seas is a ~§§§§ET
column entitled "Uptown Lowdown" with Jimmy.BookoF in which.Booker "
stated Jackie Robinson and A. Fhiiip Randolph are planning o new
maroh to Washington on sohool intogration next Hay without objection-
able people."
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GP members at Davis
stressed the 1 the
Youth Baron pet@t1ons be Iloo and was
among the signers of the March t1on¢
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The following references on Jaokio_Robinson apgear in the main
filo captioned "Youth March on Washington, DC" 2-1051 7!. These
references set out information poriainiog to the activities of Robinson
in connection with the above march which took place on 4/l3f59. Robinsor
was listed on a letterhead as one of the chairmen of the march. Ho
also signed a petiiion to the President which urged the Prosidoot and
Congress to spoon up integration in the schools. Ho also spoke during
the program hold at the Sylvan Theater, Washington, DE, oo 4/18/59.
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99 p. 1
190 oool p. 16
Bureau memo dated 19/27/S9 set out information regarding a
special showing of a program on 16/23/59 relating to the Nation of
Islam 5-330971! and other Hogro raoisi groups in the studios of TV
station HTTG, Washington, DC. This show coosistoo of two sections.
The second hour was oevoteo to a panel discussion concerning the broad~
cast. Jackie Robinson was among those on this panel.
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, V v3EQ Emu de available a pamphlet entitledD "African §fense and Aid Fund IE9-432529! Bridge Between Two Con~E;7 tinents. This pamphlet listed Jackie Robinson as a Spunsnr far the
~FAfri¢an Defense and Aid Fund, HYC.
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!eerLeu!,v !l1. {pirates-t identity! on 1/24!6Ob a vxse that Jackie A Q lnsan was $1 member of the Buard of Directors of
the Modern Community Deveiapers, Incorpurated 0G~432568!, Bé Eassau
St., Princetan, §l_§.
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The 3/34/50 issue of bservatinn Past" undergraduate ne§5paper mi the Cellegfe af the City of Raw York, contained an _ar'tic=lg_§$
which revealed ihat an 3/26/60, a youth rally in support of Southern
sii-in demonstratars wnuld be held in frant sf Hotel Theresa, 7th_Ave.ang 125th St., SYC. This rally was ta be addressed by Jackie Robinsan
an 0Ih&».IS 0
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Sadvised that a meeting uf National GP funct.imaarie:s,
incluéing same NEC* members, was hel at CP headquarters, NYC, on 8/9/60
During this meeting, Ben Davis referred tn Jackie Rnbinsan as an indivi-
duai who in most respects played a goad role in the Negro mqvement, He
explained, however, that when it came ta Saba and the question sf fureig
policy, Robinsan was off base. He remarked that he had receiveé a per~
sonal letter from Robinson in answer ta his Bavis! article which hadappeared 1n The Workar." !Q;Q¢3
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The follawing references an Jackie Robinson appear in the file
aaptiened "Congress of Racial Equality {L00-225892! CURE!, Thase¬
references set out informatiun pertaining ta R9binsans activities l
connection with "CGRE" in Miami, Eggriga; obinson was listd on the _
Advisory Committee of CQRE.F He spake at a meeting cf "CORE" in Miami
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The fullnwing referen¢es an Jackie Robinson appear in the file
captioned "UNSUBS; Anunymous Dissemination sf Daed Purportedly Signe
by Vice President Eixnn in LQ51" file #5~245, These references re-
veale that on 9/28/60 Rnbinson made available a copy of the abuve men-
tinne deed and requested the Bureau ta investigate ta determine wha
was Hnonmauly distributing these dees in HY and NJ.
Robinson was advised that this information was referred to
the Civil Rights Division uf the Department nf Justice tn_determine
whether av not a Federal law had been vialated. Thase references set
nut results of an inierview with Robinson while he was traveling with
the Nixon-Lodge Committee in San Fwanciscn in Octaber, 1960.
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The fullawing references ccniain information pertaining to a
confarence nf the "Institute an Xun-Violence and Social Changa," spon-
sured by the Hnntgomery Improvement Association, MIA!, held inMontgomery, A1a., during the week sf 12/5X66. -Jackie Rubinsan attenqedand spake at this conference an 12/11/69, The MIA was a Negro urgan1»-
zatian formed 12/5/55, to lead the mass buycott ef ssgregated city buss
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Bur,eau of Special Services, NYC ,¥i7:5 Police Depar meat {prefect x en lfy! made available infqrmation can
earning. the "U'nitee Sens and Daughters of Africa" USRA!
l00~432805!. The USDA headquarters were lecated at 1532 Fulton 3%.,
Brooklyn, KY. This group was similar tn other black nationals in that
they were apposed to integratien, NAACP, Urban Leagues, Christian
Yeligians and epenly expressed bitter hestility tewerd such Negro
leaders as Jackie Rabinson and uthers.
Enformetieu submitted by RY report dated 12/15/60.
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5? : : an 3/7/61 advised that
stated that Havlem was still the center ef hegro rights in the USA,l§q¬: but not as much as it used to be. He painted out that Hegre leadersQ19 such as Jackie Rebinson did nut live there. He stated that the point
he was trying to make was that Ben Davis was not as pewerfu1_a leader
as he was, beaeuse Har1em.was not as influential an area as it usedto he. §Q<u!
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ye connection with an investigation con;cerning_
the De artment ef Justice. Criminal Division re uesiee that P 7 e Qthe Bureau interview v ' s individéals including Jackie Robinson who
:75; gas been eontacted b$A in 195?. Th1S 1nterv1ew was ta determine 1f the contact betweeé EoE!nson and es 1n any way eennected w1ththe 1957 Hoffa Wire-tap trial. _
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, some s in cennect with the fund re 9 fer Wilber-
force lege 1n
was interviewed concerning his
alleged contact advised that to his recollection
' the only meeting 1 years age in eennection with
the fund raising act a stadium for Wilberferce Cullege.
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Robini *ther stated that there had been carrespundenwv and that laiaerycame to NYE in cmnecticm wi*th the fund raisingE;7¬; for the stadium. abinsan stated that he did nef knew if the stadium
was ever buili.
Robinsnn avised that there had never been any mentian byinf James Hof1as name, mar uf the trial. He also advised that he
had never been contacted in Hof£as or his codefendant*s behalf.
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yul. _ gon %§92gnished a. circular which announced§§R a call t~ a mass ra ly ta be ed Friday 6/9/61, at the Sa1em.Methu~t;7[! dist Chureh, 129th St., and Seventh Ave., NYC. This rally was to be
Y sponsored jaintly by the "Sayre American Labor Council 06-432067!
and the "Southern Christian Leadership Bonference and the purpose was
io support the Freedom Riders and to and jab discrimination. Jackie
Robinson was listed as one sf the speakers.
100-432967~ canal. p. 1e1s>~ 33
Bureau memo dated 5/6/62 set nut infarmation concerning the
Racial Situation in Albany, Ga. According tn ihis memo, on S/1X62 a confidential snurce advised hat Ben -viw Katie al Secretary cf the
QP USA inquired 0f nf the KAAQP, if WC s Y-iillllll *5
advised that at a meeting;7 gave a report on the Klan
Erwi,the_NAACP was plann V any Mlg re1aA1,g Au ' e. hang, §g:, a*tu V_§avis indicatgd thatzhe-situatinn in eorgia needed a 10t of autside
support and that he was interested in seeing sumething happen that wouldgather a sample nf thousand Negrqes.§§:Q,§
__. Findiaate tn Davis {:1 8,/2/62 that cme ¥§.~ominen_t personpush as ackie Robinsen wnuld have 0 get himself ares~eB. §Qb,3
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The following references contain information pertaining to a
meeting of the Albany Movement held on 9/7/62 at the Third Kiokee Bap-
tist Church, Albany, Ga. It was announced at this meeting that Jackie
Robinson would speak at a voter registration meeting at the KiokeeBaptist Church on 9/9/62. Robinson arrived in Albany on 9/9/62 accom-
panied by Wyatt Walker, assistant to Martin Luther King and spoke at
the above meeting. Robinson and Walker left Albany in the evening of
9/9/62 and Robinson indicated his destination to be NYC. These refer-
ences also set out some of Robinson's activities while in Albany.
REFERENCE
157-4-2-151
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The 3/29/63 "Press Scimitar" reported
as Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. and Jackie
in Greenwood, Miss. No explanation given for
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Robinson attended and spake at a mass meeting af Negroes held at the ,
6th_Street Baptist hurch in Birmingham alum with Fley Patterson. 1Roblnsan and Pattersan left Birmingham on 5/g4/53¢ 4
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During a meeting of the Baltimore County Human Relations Com-mission, held /12/63, to vats a statement o§ passage in rggards to the
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Walter Nichols South, II, HY represe駧§§éE uf GQRE stated that inthree weeks, yaure going to have the biggest jai1in yam ever saw. =Jackie Rabinson and fifty ether stars have_agreed to come hera.'*g Source nut clear! '
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Frances Gray Baker, Secretary of the Xatienal Academy, Decatur,I11.,*advised that Jackie Rubinsnn appeared at the annual Decatur Branch of Eée KAACP dinner held at the Orlando Hotei, Becatur, 111., an 11/15f3.§
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was a secret member
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advlqeartcom1ngs.S d that 0n was a. member cf the
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his "Rockefeller" business. This informant advised that apparentlyF1 Robinson were going to travel with Rockefeller on his cam-
p ;; This apparently referred to the residential political campaignconducted by Governor Nelson Rockefeller.§
100-3-116-850 p. 2
2!
The "Tampa Times," Tampa, Fla., newspaper issue of 2/7/64
advised that State Secretary Robert W. Saunders, NAACP, announced that
a "massive freedom rally" would be held in the St. Paul AME Church,
Tampa, on 2/23/64. Jackie Robinson would be among those participating
in this rally.
at another rally to Robinson would also be a special speaker
Florida, on 2/14/64. be held arise. Mathews Baptist Church, Clearwater,
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Fred Martin, SCLC official in St. Augustine, Fla., advised
that Jackie Robinson would address a mass meeting at St. Paul's AME
Church on 6/15/64, at 8:00 p.m., and then lead a demonstration marchto the slave market area.
Clarence Jones, reporter for the "Miami Herald" advised t t
Jackie Robinson spoke at the above meeting, but the march was not led
by Robinson who was scheduled to leave Jacksonville, F1a., at 11:45 p.m
via airplane. g
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ba advised on 7/15/64 thatof t e C. told Martin Luther King t at one[f7C> wanted to talk to King before he went before the Democratic Plat orm
Committee. According to said that Jackie Robinson seemedto have persuaded the Neg.ro|e|!s !Ee Re oublican Convention to not walkout when Goldwater was nominated buthdisagreed with this action.
Locality not given, probably in Atl n , ea.!
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th t he h L a _ad received infarv V
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sun, 103 Cascade Road, Stamfor, as
Rubinsnn was astive in the Civil Rights movement on a national basis
and has, in the past, held cnncarts at his residence fur the purpuse uf
fund raising. Present at at least one of these concerts w@re Civil
Rights Leaders Reverend Martin Luthar King and Roy Wilkins,
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fian from the Reverend Fred L. Shuttleswcrth, President lose was
a pamphlet enfitled "Upside Dawn Justice - The Albany Cases" and a
petitian addressed to President Jahnson fur an executive order tn set
aside the sentences of the leaders nf the Albany, Ga., mevement.
Jackie Robinsun was listed as one of the signers of this petition.
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The following references set out the activities sf Jackie
Rubinson in connectiun with the SCLC. Robinson attended and spake at
SCLC meetings on 9/25/62 in irmingham, A1a., an6_0n 9/38/64 in
Savannah, Qa.
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The African - American Students Foundation, Inc. AASF! NYC
was a subsidiary of the American Committee on Africa ACOA!. The AASF
was a non-profit organization and its purpose was to provide financial
assistance to Kenya students in order to obtain an education in the US.
Jackie Robinson was listed on the letterhead of the ACOA as one of
the co-chairmen and was also one of the directors of the AASF.
The following references set out the activities of Robinson
in connection with the ACOA and the AASF.
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The following references on Jackie Robinson appear in the main
file captioned "National Association For the Advancement of Colored
People," file #61-3176. These references set out information pertain-
ing to the activities of Jackie Robinson who was a member of the Board
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of irectars sf the NAACP and CuChairman Natianal Life MembershipCnmmittee. In 1957, 1958 he was chairman of the Funds Fer Freedem
campaign.
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The following references pertain to reports nf investigatinns
and hawings uf Cungressional Cemmittees. Jackie Robinsnn testified
hefaru the HCUA an 7/£8/4?. These references set out remarks made
during testimanies of individuals concerning Robinson's appearance
before the HCUA. Alan set out is an Exhibit cuncerning the United
° f hi h Rnbinson was a member. Negro and Allied Veterans of America, 0. w. c
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TITLE OF ARTICLE
"Jackie Robinson says Aids
Told Nixon to Shun Harlem"
"Bobby Kennedy - Guy With
Style"
"Egg Throwing and Dr. King"
Title not given
Article relative to the
oracial situation
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62-88461-A "NY Herald Tribune" 3/10/61 '
25-330971-34-19 "NY Amsterdam !v
News" 6/9/62
25-330971-6591 "Amsterdam
News" 7/13/6.3
100-399321-125 p. 53,54 "NY
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The following references are newspaper articles or pertain
to newspaper articles that set out information concerning the
activities of Jackie Robinson in connection with the categories as
indicated below:
NAACP
TITLE OF ARTICLE
OR SUBJECT MATTER
Letters to the Editor
Re Jackie Robinson
"NAACP Aid Hits Tyranny
in South"
"Robinson Heads Anti-
Bias Fund"
"Jackie Draws Crowds on
Tour for NAACP"
"Jackie Robinson Visits
NAACP Official Walter
Reuther"SEARCH SLIP
PAGE NUMBER
!P'REFERENCE
61-3176-A "Peoples Voice"
9/20/47
61-3176-A "New Orleans States"
New Orleans, La.
1/16/S7 _
61-3176~A "NY Herald Tribune"
1/18/57
6l3176-A "ow" 1/28/57<4!
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Sentinel" Feb.,
1957
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CNAACP
TITLE OF ARTICLE
OR SUBJECT MATTER
"Jackie Robinson on Look
Magazine Payroll"
"A Worthy Purpose
"Virginia Fund Drive
Opened by NAACP"
"Jackie Robinson Says
NAACP Shuns Force"
"Robinson Lauds Nixon,
Adams at NAACP Rally"
"Honored in Rights Issue"
"Major Issues Go Before
NAACP Meeting Here"
l,0OO Delegates Here for
NAACP Parley"
"1,000 Delegates Due at
NAACP Parley Tomorrow"
"NAACP Chief Sets 1963 As
Integration Date"
"NAACP Urges Ike Speak
Out on Dixie Bias"
"13 Sign for Life with
the NAACP"
Jackie Robinson spoke at
membership meeting of the
NAACP on 10/6/57, Camden,61-3176A
61-3176-A' SE RU
REFERENCE
105-16510-202 P. 31 "White
American News
Service," Feb,
1957
61-3176-A "The Worker" 2/10/57
61-3176@A "Washington Star"
4/1/57
61-3176-A "Washington Post and
Times Herald"
4/1/57
4/15/57
61-3176-A Detroit News"
6/23/57
61-3176-A "Detroit Times"
6/23/57
61~3176~A "ow" 6/24/57
61-3176-A "Washington Star
6/26/57
61-3176-A "NY Post" 7/1/57
61-3176-A "The Chicago Defend-
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100-135-37-325 p. 2 "Evening
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NAACP
TITLE OF ARTICLE
OR SUBJECT MATTER
"Nat King Cole Supports
NAACP Freedom Dinner"
"Mrs. Bates Will Speak
in NOYO T
"NAACP Honors 2 at Dinner
Scrolls Given to Rickey,
Ellington"
"NAACP Asks 'Moderation'
End"
"NAACP Urges Southerners
Be Fair on Rights"
"3 New Members on NAACP
Board"
"1957 Was Biggest Year inC!
SEET
REFERENCE
61-3176-A "ow" 10/9/57
61-3176<A "DE" 10/30/57
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11/23/57
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"Pittsburgh Courier"
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"NY Courier" 1/18/5861-3176-A
61-3176-A
61-3176-A
History of Natl. Organization"
"Jackie and NAACP Denied
Use of School Auditorium"
"NAACP to Host Jackie"
"NAACP Schedules Meeting
Monday"
"Robinson Tells Road to
Right"
"People" ,61-3176-A "Pittsburgh Courier"
2/1/5862-101087-21-A "PittsburghV Courier" /1/58
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NAACP
TITLE OF ARTICLE
OR SUBJECT MATTER
"1500 Negroes Turn out
for Speech by Robinson"
"Jackie Robinson, Rev.
Sullivan Threatened by
Local Hoodlums"
"Robinson Talks at South
Carolina Negro Rally"
"Robinson Talks at South
Carolina Negro Rally"
"Threaten Jackie Robinson
with Jail at S.C Airport"
"Jackie Robinson"
"Justice Department is
Studying Incident at Green-
ville Airport"
Article relating to inciden
Greenville, SC, Airport in-
volving Jackie RobinsonQ
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TITLE OF ARTICLE
QR SUBJECT MATTER
Article relating to a
march on the Airport in
Greenville, SC, in pro-
test of a racial inci-
dent involving Robinson
"No Action Taken on Jan. 1
Airport March"
"Newark NAACP Strikes Out
Don Newcombe"
Baeebellilntegrgtion
"Chicago Defender Lists Ben
Davis on Honor Roll"
"Dodger Farm Signs Negro
Hurler"
"Jim Crow Will Strike Out"
"Cleveland's Larry Doby"
"Jackie Robinson's Day"
"Michigan Battled Jim
Crow in '47"
"Book Parade"
"Jackie Robinson's Own
Story of a Negro Ball-
Player"
Article relating to a com-
munist inspired move to
create a national Jim Crow
incident in baseball.O
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Observer" 12/1/59
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SC 12/16/59
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KKK
TITLE 0F ARTICLE
OR SUBJECT MATTER
"Protest by KKK is
Disregarded
"Sparta of the Times"
"Jackie Robinsan and the
Ru Klux Klan"
Robbie Jittery As Club
Opens KKK Belt Tour"
"KKK Hnnt Demonstrate"
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befure HCUA
Infegratiqn Huusing
Map Fight an Eviction of
Whites who Fought Levit~
tawn Jim Crow"
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- Parley on Met Bias"
"Jack Robinson Hails Meet
to End Bias in Parkchester"O
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Levittown, Pa., but
Stigma .Remains
Robinson Says Bias Hurts
vlsln
Integratinn a School
President Laued an Court
Support"
"egru Quad Registers for
Blemsan Classes"
March an Kashingtun
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Lawmakers Little Affected
by Civil Rights March"
Miscellaneous
119th Anniversary of Negro
Journalism"
Jim Crew Kins Anothar
Ruund in Pix
"Atlanta Pastors Praised"
Ribicoff Appoints Jackie
Robinsun to New 3~Mem§er
Parole Beard"
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REFERENCES nor INCLUDED IN THIS SUMMARY
The following references on Jackie Robinson located in
files maintained in the Special File Room of the Files and CommunicationsDivision, Records Branch, have been reviewed and found to be identical
with the subject of this summary; however, the material contained therein
has not been included.
REFERENCE
66-8603-1-34-446
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100-3-116-1287
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out in the main file. Differences in source will be noted on the
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about whatisgoing onasfarasleagues and opened the doors to
many great Black stars since
and many more yet to come,
admitted that he. too, could have
become a Black Panther as at we Black mm is conuemeds, hel8¬BlgE1. i am V _ lThe goals of the Black Panther ' . -
Party are no different than those of major civil rights groups, taid m;:STN:um;gp°SM% A P A/92 Xobinson. tThe Black Panth re M the ta ous ea t q%no a ared before an oPPQ s et n of the Black community. ¢ . earing of the Joint some L
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meet with the militant Black] .
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will upset,Jamaica Community Council.
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Baslesald thatherlite liadbeen
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ents throughout New York City:
Ire ghting tor and which is thecone of the Ocean Hill-Browns,
ville crisis, could defeat school
integration because of extremists
in both ethnic grouts. "I cant go
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Mr. Pat Gray "
Acting FBI Birector
Federal Buraau of Investigation
Washington, D. C L?f? l
Sear Mr. Gray: ,-
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This note brings you my personal an deep
Vappreciatian cf your efforts an my behalf
,regard1ng the matter that Jack Anderson
had in his column.. 0
Again, my sincere thanks tn ypu. ~ V- q
Sincerely,
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