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sfxrv nzsno PICKETS, men scxom. AGE, PICKETED IN mam or-' 1
GOVERNOR'S MANSION IN DOWNTOWN JACKSON FROM ELEVEN TO ELEVEN
THIRTY A.H., TODAY, UITHOUT INCIDENT-
THROUGHOUT THE DAY, CROWDS OF HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
AGE NEOROES CONGREGATED AT DIFFERENT TIMES IN THE VICINITY
OF ALEXANDER HALL AND PERIODICALLY CONDUCTED SHORT MARCHES
IN THE LYNCH STREET AREA, CONSISTING OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
MARCHERS EACH-gbyt/.mcxson, mss., PD, ADVISED no
ARRESTS OR INCIDENTS IN CONNECTION WITH PICKETING , LEAFLETING,
AND SHORT MARCHES NEAR LYNCH STREET TODAY»
' A SECOND CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE} RELIABLE IN THE PAST,
ADVISED THAT JSO SENIORS DECIDED TODAY THAT THEY NIGHT BOYCOTT
ENTIRE JSC GRADUATION EHERCISES SET FOR SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY
FOUR, sliturv; AT A mnmum, ANY ssruons vmo no ATTEND, um.
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NEAR RED ARMBANDS TO FURTHER PROTEST SHOOTINGSi ANTICIPATES
NUMEROUS JSC STUDENTS HILL START RETURNING TO JACKSON, HAY
TWENTY, SEVENTY, IN ANTICIPATION OF FORTHCOMING FUNERAL AND
ERADUATZION E52:-zc1Is1;s.
CHIEF PIERCE, JACKSON PD, ADVISED room SEVERAL vans-
OVNED BUSINESSES VICINITY JSC AND IN SOME OTHER UHITE SHOPPING
CENTERS IN JACKSON RECEIVED ANONYMOUS TELEPHONE THREATS TODAY
INDICATING POSSIBLE ACTS OF VANDALISM OR VIOLENCE COULD OCCUR
TO THEIR BUSINESSES IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS; POLICE HAVE NO .-
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S IN JACKSON AREA DETERMINED THAT
ONLY THO OF THESE, BOTH DISCOUNT GUN SALES STORES, HAVE
HAD ANY INCREASE IN GUN SALES IN PAST WEEK, AND THE INCREASE
HA3 NOT BEEN ESPECIALLY HIGH, WITH MOST PURCHASES BEING SMALL
, __ _ -.CALIBER HANDGUNS; ONETOF THESE DISCOUNT STORES IS ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE JSC AREA AND IT IS NOTED THAI SALES HAVE BEEN
TO BOTH UNITE AND BEACH PATRONS; WHERE INCREASE IN GUN SALES
OCCURRED, CORRESPONDING INCREASE IN AMMUNITION SALES WAS ALSO
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vnnmturnt VISITORS T0 JACKSON.I -,----.._.-- '_n**i _ _*<l' I * i *' Jr
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3 Enclosed for the Bureau are three copies of e
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Unknown Subjects. ' " ' .
In this letter,alleges a breach of his
Act and the Civil llijts Act. .
ectien or the civil ltivhte .A.et ct issn end the Public
illHort ern oi California, San Francisco, California,i dated April 23, 1969. This letter sets fiiih the details of *
the etteck er. hie eifei at Qelifcrnie 92 '~,~92 sum College at uswa 11 22, 1969, by
wife's civil rights "contrary to both the Public Accommodations 1
In view of the fact that the Public Accommodations yo
Facility Section under this same Act do not cover the aboée 92§
situation and it appears that this is a clear case of assault,
San Francisco is taking no further action at thi inc, UACB ,..'~' 92
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The following letter was received by the San Francisco
Office of the I51 from CECIL POOLE, United States Attorney,
Northern District of California, San Francisco, California, on
April 28, 1969: i. I » A
"April 23, 1999 "
' "CECIL POOLE, Esquire
"U. S. Attorney
Northern District of California
"Federal Office Building"San Francisco, California 92
"Dear Mr. POOLE: O
'Yesterda lm wife
at the State College
e b k tu ents ~ ar , ssavag assau t d y blac s d ,
or ostensible students, in Meiklejohn Hall on the
campus. She was on her way to an announced open
meeting featuring R0¥»WlLKINS of the NAACP. Unknown
to her, the meeting had"been taken over by members
of the Black Students Union, who had thrown out
white students and others. She entered, stood in the
rear of the auditorium-sized classroom for a moment,
letting her eyes adjust from the sunlight. A groups
of six or eight young blacks, pretty obviously there
as a goon squad, crossed the rear of the room and
told her to get out. She said that she was there
for the meeting. Thereafter, and all within a few
minutes, she was seized and punched, dra ged stunnedto the door, and thrown out bodily, leaving a trail
.of blood. _ "_= ' , *, .
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and marks where she was held while being punched,
four stitches to close the wound in her forehead,
separation of the cartilage from the bone of her
nose, small wounds where her glasses had been
smashed to bits against her face, and glass
particles in her right eye. She staggered to a
room on the next floor, still bleeding copiously, .
where staff members gave her assistance and summoned
the school doctor and nurse.- After being worked over
for fifteen or twenty minutes, she was able to make a
telephone call to me, to get'to the police station in
Hayward, and thereafter to the Kaiser Hospital for '
further treatment. , .
"The college administration has directed Hayward
police to stay off campus and has kept the campus
security force, made up largely of untrained older ~
men, small and under orders not to aid staff or
faculty members attacked as my wife was. "The campus
is a no man's land, effectively beyond the control
of civil authority. _ _
"I should point out that both my wife and I are-
liberal Democrats, who have worked for minority rights
for thirty years. The attack was unprovoked, without
prelude, irrational, savage, nihilistic,-and on a
purely racist ground. The entire course of action
was clearly a breach of her civil rights, contrary
to both the Public Accomodations Act and the Civil
Rights Act. I ask that you take action immediately,before the,campus is overwhelmed. The time is Germany
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1 ¬]* State Col ege at Haywar , al orn a SC , urnished the following
- _T information on April 28, 1969: ~-, _.
l R0! HILKIMS, leader of the ational aeseeiatien For the
Advancement of Colored People NAACP!, was the rain speaker at
CSCH President's convocation held at CSCH on April 22, 1969
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1969, at cscn= ' - ~
10:30 a.m. Arrival, Fine Arts Building
e I Parking Lot area
11:00 a.mL - 12:00 noon President's convocation,
Perstyle Husic Building
Press conference, Band Room,
Music Building _12:10 p.m. - 12:00 p.m.,
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Second Floor of Cafeteria
2:15 p.m. - 2:05 p.m. Informal meeting of Black Students
- _ Union BSU! in Room 2060,
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,3:00 p;m. to 0:00 p.m. Informal question and answer ;
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ROY HILKINS, leader of the NAACP, was a paid guest speaker
at CSCH_on April 22, 1969, with the approval of CSCH Administration.
The CSCH BSU received approval under CSCH rules to reserve a room
from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. on April 22, 1969, at Alexander
Heiklejohn Hall and only BSU members and their guests were per-
mitted to attend. The purpose of this was to permit the
BSU to have a This audience was
held as ime during April 22,
1969, CSCH Art De art ent. -nd/or}
and was advised by one
would hold a general
assembl after 3:00 .m. t Alexander Heiklejohn Hall. Based onthis, d some of her students_ walked into the
above room o or m nutes after 3:00 p.m. at which time she
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are eleven
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BI, Jackson, and USA, Jackson
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MISSISSIPPI NOVEMBER 6-9 1969 Q . ,__ __,_._I . . ~----- --r---_.. . ..__,_,_
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On October 8, 1969, a source who has furnished
reliable information in the past sdvised s representative
of the FBI that the State Convention of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colo
State of Mississippi, 1-hould be he
Hissred People NAACP!,
ld Hattiesburg,
_ The convention will open on the evening of
Hcivember 6, 1969, with s meeting of delegates st the
Community Center, Hattiesburg, Misissippi. The business
meetings of the convention will be held st Ebenezer Baptist
Church, 908 East 8th Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
In addition to the business meetings, source stated that the
following events were scheduled:
A Freedom Fund Banquet nu be held st the Holiday
Inn South, Broadway Drive, Hsttiesburg, st 8:00 p.m.,
November 7, 1969. Also on November 7, l969,_=*thsre are plans
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to have a mass march with the delegates to the convention
joining with the local people in their protest of grievances
concerning police brutality and other matters. Source
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thet it ti-ll either be et llJ:90 e.e. et 6:139 9.2.
understanls that following will probably appear:
First Name Unknown!lGreenberg,_3_C_igi,_l__§ightsAttorney employed by NAACP, Leg 1 Defense Fund; " ""' ._____,__._-»--P" ' " V l ' -
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.3 Jerrisleonard, Assistant Attorney General,
Civil Rights Div ion, UTSI Dep8I.'l;$nt__0f Justice, Uashington,__'D_._ C... ' '
This document contains neither recommendations
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_ Qhe rm ti conducting sys-
tmatic surveillance oi black
who are asuiltr out
1* nothing more serious thane:-
lieeasive political rhetoric. _
Millions of dollars have
But om-studyotthesecret
eation has been heavily one-
sided. Only the most extreme
white racists have come under
FBI scrutiny, hut almost every
prominent black leader in the
country has Ll! 1'3! dossier in
92hls name. Even congressmen
tad Nixon-Agnew supporters,
-if they're black, are regarded
_Iith suspicion by the FBI. - " =
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ijslves includes such apostles
cl non-violence as the late
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King
J'r., his wife, Coretta Scott 1
King; the Rev. Ralph David
llthernathy; Jesse Jackson, the
ghendscme young muntry,
preacher" who recently
started s sen-help group in
Chicago; Roy jwilkins, execu-,ve director of the National,
Association for the Advance-92
,ment of Colored People
NAACP!; and Bayard Rustin,
director of the A. Philip Ban-
dolph Institute. ,,The PB! has even zeroed in,
,on President Nixon: most ar-1
tieui-ite hiac: sow:-or-ter, for-in¢m.;.i& 1.», a-me mi.-h
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; vestiiltlon out racial matters.
Miles indicates that the lnvesli-Jhsctivities have been chronicled
b7tI1eFBIi.n alatllle.
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ol Soul City, rte, Mc-
Iiiiasick made headlines when
he lambasted the Democratic
Pm-ty tor telling to deliver "en
tered more than "just the
rhetoric. 1
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lcian, Mcliisslck has jumpedi
the political fence For two
years earlier, he had called
Mr Nixon "one of the nation's
leading proponents of Lam
and Order - Pscist Style"
Mcltissicks words were duly
deposited in his bulging FBI
dossier _
Secret Cnpntsllst
Another entry dated Jan
No Foreign Dissemination."
One of the deep, dark secrets
noted by FBI agent Thomas LA
Beckwith was that Me-Kissicki
has _made several speeches ,
throughout the 13.8. dining
1969 wherein he advocstedx
black capitalism. . . ."
But far more grievous, Mc-
Klsslck. in one speech stated,
the Black Panther Party
ould he supported."
FBI agents were also listen,
ing when Mcltissick at a black ,
hash in Brooklyn commentedme: none director rays,Iministrstion, he said, has ot-
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its promises." The Nixon ad-A
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;this aair. was held ha I
ichurch, since churdaes are
among groups infiltrated by
;the, I31 and Central Intelli-
gence Agency which hold the
blacks down. -- - - 7
92 the federal aleuths havc
also heen pomni their noses
into McKissi:.'k's nancial ai-
qtairs. States one entry:
, Floyd ldcllasick, it was
learned, had recently received
check Number 2666 made out
in his name and drawn against the account of the Louis M.
Rshinowita Foundation, lne.,
in the amount of $2.500. This
check eves subsequently depos-
ited to HcK.issIcks account in
the Freedom National Bank,
Harlem, New York. B _ r *
Mrs. King's Finances . .
The FBI has also been
prying into Coretta Scott
King: fin ces. When a docu-mentary about her late
husband was appearing-
around the country, -the top,
cops busy re-
ceiots. 't The movie! rstrun, saysa
5, I070,- resulted in receipts in
excess at 32.000000. By ar-,
rangements made prior toii
March 34. 1070, by ~.Coretta92
Scott King and officials of the ,
SCI.-C the receipts to this
movie were to he divided
equally between King and the
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nip for their race, are sis
ipect. One of the thickest
ies is devoted to former
heavyweight champion Mu-
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"The Black Panther" newspaper, issue of August 15, 1969,
Page 5, contained an "Open Letter to Stokely Carmichael" from
ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, Minister of Information, Black Panther Party,
July, 1969. The letter indicates it is reprinted from Ramparts
Magazine, and is as follows: "
"Your letter of resignation as the Prime Minister of
the Black Panther Party came, I think, about one year too late.
As a matter offact, since the day of your appointment to that
position---February 17, 1968---events have proven that you were
not cut out for the job in the first place. Even then it was
clear that your position on coalition with revolutionary white
organizations was in conflict with that of the Black Panther Party.
But we thought that, in time, even you would be able to shake
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of building the type of revolutionary machinery that we need in
the United States in order to unite all the revolutionary forces
in the country to overthrow the system of Capitalism, Imperialism,
and Racism. 7
"I know these terms are kicked around like lifeless
bodies and that it is easy to allow the grisly realities behind
them to beeome obscured by too frequent repitition. But when
you see the squalor in which people live as a result of the policies
of thé?exploiters, when you see the effectsof exploitation on the
emaciated bodies of little children, whenfyou see the hunger and
desperation, then these terms come alive in a new way, Since you've
made this trip yourself and seen it all with your own eyes, you
should know that suffering is col:-blind, that the victims of Imper-
ialism, Racism, Colonialism and Neo-colonialism come in all colors,
and that they need a unity based on revolutionary principles rather
than skin color. a
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found ideology, our dogmatism, our arm-twisting,é$;i$----seem to me
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honorable Eli Muhammad, you are the mo t dogmatic cat on the
scene today; and Iive never known
arms or, for that matter, necks.
.le as being an echo and rehash ofyou to be opposed to twisting
In many ways your letter struck
the charges brought against the
party by the bootlickers before the McClellan Committee. And
jince you chose this moment to denounce the party, we-and I am
sure many other people outside the party---must look upon your
letter in this light. The only point in your letter that I think
is really you is the one about coalition with whites, because it
has been this point on which our differences have turned from the
very beginning.
"You have never been able to distinguish the history of
the Black Panther Party from the history of the organization of
which you were once the chairman---the Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee. It is understandable that you can have such fearscf
black organizations being controlled, or partly controlled, by
whites, because most of your fears in SCC were spent under precise-
ly those conditions. But the Black Panther Party has never been in
that situation. Because we have never had to wrest control of our
organization out of the hands of the whites, we have not been
shackled with the type of paranoid fear that was developed by you
cats in SNCC. Therefore we are able to sit down with whites and
hammer out solutions to our common problems withouttrembling in
our boots about whether or not we might get taken over in the process.
It has always seemed to me that you belittle the intelligence of
your black brothers and sisters when ybu constantly warn them that
they had better beware of white folks. After all, you are not the
only black person out of Babylon who has been victimized by white
racism. But you sound as though you are scared of white people, as
though gnu are still running away from the slave-catchers who will
lay hands on your body and dump you in a bag.
"As a matter of fact, it has been precisely your nebulous
enunciation of Black Power t t has provided the power structure
with its new weapon against ur people. The Black Panther Party
tried to give you a chance o rescue Black Power from the pigs who
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»people's struggle for liberation? Is denouncing the Black
Panther Party the best you can do to combat this evil? I
would think that your responsibility goes a little further
than that. Even though you were right when you said that LBJ
would never stand up and call for Black Power, Nixon has done
so and he's bankrolling it with millions of dollars. So now
your old Black Power buddies are cashing in on your slogan, in
effect, your cry for Black Power has become the grease to ease
the black bourgeoisie into the power structure.
"By giving you the position of Prime Minister of the
Black Panther Party, we were trying to rescue you from the black
bourgeoisie that had latched on to your coattails and was riding
you like a mule. Now they have stolen your football and run
away for a touchdown: six points for Richard Milhouse Nixon.
"In February, 1968, at the Free Huey Birthday Rally
in Oakland, California, where you made your first public speech
after returning to the United States from your triumphant tour
of the revolutionary countries of the'Third World, you took the
occasion to denounce the coalition that the Black Panther Party
had made with the white Peace and Freedom Party. What you called
for instead was a Black United Front and would unite all the
h.forcesgin the black community from left to right, close ranks
; against the whites, and all go skipping oft to £reedom= WithinUwthe'Ianks of your Black United Front you wanted to include the
lt ral Nationalists, the Black Capitalists, and the Professional
ncle Toms, even though it was precisely these three groups who _gale working to murder your obscene! even before it broke wind._ ember what Ron Karenga did to your meeting in los Angeles?! 92{S*~
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'5gyeur visiens, en the top side, were hereic. On the batten side, lwhen it came to the details of reality,$your visi0n;was blind.
You were unable to distinguish your friinds frona our enemiesbecause all you could see was the color of the cdiés skin. It
s this blindness that led you to the defense of _am Clgytongowell, that Jackal from Harlem, when he came undA:dattack byhis brother jackals in Congress 3:? it was thig§b1indness that
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_1ed you to the defense of that black cop in Washington, D. C., E
who was being obscene! over by the whites above him in the
Qolice Department for whom he carried his gun/as he patrolled
the black community. In short, your habit f looking at the
-world through black-colored glasses wou lead you on thedomestic level, to close/geeks with ch enemies o£§2¬hk people
as James Farmer, Qhitne; .oung, R., Hilkins and Ron Karenga;,, ;.
and on the intern onal level you would end up in e same bag with Papa oz;/pa6§fi;r, Josephobutu, and Haile{§el:ssie. Yes,
we opposed at obscene! then and we oppose it now even more
strongly, espeoially since the Nixon Administration has stolen
your program from you and, I think, included you out.
"And now your going to liberate Africa! Where are you
going to start, Ghana? The Congo? Biafra? Angola? Hoiambique?
South Africa? If you are not aware of it, I think you should know
that the brothers in Africa who are involved in armed struggle
against the colonialists would like nothing better than for you
to pick up your suitcase full of African souvenirs and split
back for Babylon, They have never forgiven the fat-mouthing
you did in Dar-es-Salaam when you presumed to tell them how to
conduct their business. It seems to me that you are now trapped
between the extremes of your own rhetoric. On the one hand, you
have cut yourself off from the struggle in Babylon, and on the
other hand, you are not about to'become the Redeemer of Mother
Africa. '
R "The enemies of black people have learned something
from history even if you haven't, and they are discovering new
ways to unite. One thing they know, and we know, that seems to
escape you, is that there is not going to be any revolution or
black liberation in the United States as long as revolutionary
blacks, whites, and Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Indians, Chinese,
.and Eskimos are unwilling to, or unable to unite into some
fffunctional machinery that can cope with the situation Your?'7g?ta1k and your fears about premature coalition are absurd, be-
icause no coalition against oppression by forces possessing re-
volutionary integrity can ever be premature, it anything, it
is too late, because the forces of counterrevolution are sweeping
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the world, and this is happening precisely because in the past
people have been united on a basis that perpetuates disunity
J iamong races and ignores basic revolutionary principles and
§ana1yses. _
"You are peeved because the Black Panther Party in-
forms itself with the revolutionary principles of Marxism-
Leninism, but if you look around the world you will see that
the only countries which have liberated themselves and managed
to withstand the tide of the counterrevolution are precisely
those countries that have strong Marxist-Leninist parties. All
those countries that have fought for their liberation solely
on the basis of nationalism have fallen victims to capitalism
and neo-colonialism, and in many cases now find themselves under
tyrannies equally as oppressive as the former colonial regimes.
g "That you know nothing about the revolutionary process
is clear; that you know even less about the United States and
its people is clearer; and that_you know still less about
humanity than you do about the rest is even clearer. You speak
about an undying love for black people. An undying love for
black people that denies the humanity of other people is doomed.
It was an undying love of white people for each other which fed
them to deny the humanity of colored people and which has strip-
ped white people of humanity itself. It would seem to me that
an undying love for our people would, at the very least, lead
you to a strategy that would aid our struggle for liberation
instead of leading you into a coalition of purpose with the
McClellan Committee in its attempt to destroy the Black Panther
Party.
"Well, so long, Stokely, and take care. And beware
of some white folks and of some black folks, because I assure
you that some of both of them have teeth that will bite. Remember
E what Brother Malcolm said in his Autobiography: He had the
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The "Stanford Daily", a daily newspaper published
by the Associated Students of Stanford University on
November l, 1972, page 3, carried a story entitled, "Black
Activist to Speak at Roble Lounge Tonight". The article
reported that MUHAMMED AHMEIy Chairman of the African
Peoples Party, would speak on November 14, 1972, at Roble
Hall on the Stanford University campus under the sponsor-
ship or the Black Students Union ssu!.
The article noted that AHMEIL 31, studied at Central
State University in Ohio, where he formed the Revolutionary
Action Movement RAM!, that he thereafter Joined the Student
Non-violent Coordinating Committee SNCC!, and subsequently
worked with STOKELEY CARMICHAEL in forming the New York Black
Panther Party BEP!; AMED reportedly was arrested and Jailed
on charges of advocating criminal anarch in 1967 in the State
of New york, at which time the authorities also brought charges
agains members of RAM for master-minding a plot to blow up
_ the atue of Liberty an to assassinate civil rights leaders92/ n , muss and us:-rm , orms; AHMED reportedly forfeited bail
f lowing his arrest nd went underground, during which time he
continued to write for "Black Scholar", "Vibration" and "Con-
trast" Magazines. On September l, 1972, AHMED reportedly was
arrested in San Inego during the Congress of African People's
CAP! Conference and hewcurrently faces extradition to New York
-IQ 92The African Peop1e¬yTarty APP! officially announced .
its existence in July 1971. The APP's 10-point pro-
gram seeks independence, self-determination, black
state power and independent nationhood for "African
captives in America." It demands the States of
Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and
Louisiana "as partial re-payment for injustices done
to us for over 400 years.
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December 9, 1969 92
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Relations, Boston College, Newton, Massachusetts, ad-vised thatmthe Cultural Committee of_the Boston College,
Student Council would present a program at Roberts - _ -
Center, Boston College Campus at 7:30 p.m. on December_.5, 1962 on the subggzz "Who Speaks_for the Black Com-munity . A panel four sp_ ers have been engaged -consisting of Ralph ernathgggf the§outhern_ChristianLeadership Conference SCL§&, R5§92Innis of Congress.ofnlBacial,§guality_ GORE}, Rog Wilkins z§_the Hational_;hAssociation for Advancement92 Colored People macs!and David Hilliard of the Black Panther Party BPP!. -
Mr. Lamer stated this program is one of a series arranged
by the Cultural;Committee with the approval of the Boston°° "§.?,;:i2e%,§?§i°oree r D
-. ._ .- "H ""'1he- Bo ton Herald Traveler, a daily newspaper
published in B_oston, Massachm etts in its -edition ofDecember 9, 1969, carried article concerning the panel"
discussion captioned Black Leaders See New Racial Strife .
. " -- - The article points -out that for the first time the
-leaders of four nationally prominent black organizations sp
from the saw platform before an audience of 2,506 and -
e Dr. Abernathy, the first speaker,_attacked the
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counseling se hoe for boys drafted into the Armed Forces
saying "it wil be a department of.;aace, to counsel them
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Chicago t_ s week to "say in person that the United States
is seeking to suppress the Panthers and we don't like it.
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won*t be long before they suppress azather".
' Roy Innis of CORE charged that there is a national
conspiracy against the Panthers aha stated this is "the first
phase of what might become a genocidal campaign against
blacks . . .92
- Raymond "Masai" Hewitt, who represented the BPP
in place ef'David Hilliard, equated the black problem in
America with genocide. -He claimed that blaEk7peopIe'under-
stand what's happening to them. He claimed that rioting in
Los Angeles, Detroit, and other cities was "the most eloquent
statement" of the black position. _ _
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When the audience applauded Hewitt he said "Don't
clap for me unless you'd clap for Huey Newton and Bobby Seale.
I clap for Weathermen because the Weathermen shot
pigs and pigs shoot niggers .
__Boy ilkins of NAACP said .nat two-speakers referredto the United States as "your country ? but "I consider it
my country and Im not giving up on it. ss feels blacks
have struggled too many years for racial equality to turn V _
éagyag their backs now or go the way or vizlance or separatism.
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he was present at Bo e s e . ,r pane scussion
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the newspaper account set out above. _
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Report Assails Inquiry'o1:LSlaying of Black Pantheri
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business after Fred Hampton -ma wenkmedmdhisbed,and licekeptlirlngmmmumnwvfhmthree large, mernebpaphad '._"l. '
documents. reportdely was sent
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