COINTELPRO White Hate Groups Part 13

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AND
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SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO)
WHITE HATE GROUPS
SUB 9
157-9
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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hatE organization.S 'operritingwittin the Chicago DiVSO..L.
' --as included in this program: -
-American Nazi Party (Origin: -ihod
~t Pt Wite Youth Corps CC:' Lg: Chicago)
Regarding the White Yoth Corus it it oe
~7. confidential informants of this diviSion have -aovise
tbon the White Youth Corps inCia1.cnti±fc
n 1 exist as a &rgan-±z tibr. pttr se bu'.t pas cunic. r~ c' atW
~ )/ ~, a "1evei of affiiation" citbin the strcture of the- '
A-' Arsrican .. .± Party at ChictUo, IUlncs All' ope K" 0-
-~~~ of this un-j'tvcresiSUbscqJ tntly tnmbir-e' wit Maue-'ft
X Araric.- Nuzi arty ani varc crio on- un'r 'K' -rM
only; C bt3yuh(orps vas .deter±mifld&Q n~ c.lo
& :exist in any way in Chiqaro and no itfrainhsd:~fe
~ to indicate the possiblC' reorganitat2ofl of tbis' gro -,,
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he~x White No.uti; Corps,'>. vjofl'' g X1S Cxsh -A flZCia'>
0 xt- hChicago. ,To sourcm3 -knowirrnsagze.b o m hT,<>
I *.does nct operat' as An* organiz2 a h~fl n " ' 'C t e a c h
-kx'nto then. hoSe-Sources " h-'a At, ~ed that as j 7 M2
tidaeno informaio is ''Qbl to: -nict Vo~Ssibey
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In viewof he above, Cc cnep lae n
, .further inquiry regading the White Youth Corps itself
, and in -that the White Youth Corps is no longer in existenc
it ill not be considered in connection with this pogrmt
S'. " = Regarding Chicago's proposed plan to expos e i 2,",.
Sdisrupt ahd therwise neutralize th~33G icaa i..Pat n v o th AbBureaues consideration: erplate .
... .:I. Proposal -- To Increase Financial Burden
:.nof the American Nazi Party 
Brief Resume of Current
. f.i t : ,Economic Problems "
furth . The principal weakness in the Chicago unit-of : the -  ..
< -- American Nazi Party exists in their lack of funds to operate.:
This fact alone has forestalled all the participatior of pthe'
Chicago organization in public demonstratibns and other
activities in that sufficient monies are not available-to
provide necessary bonds and/or fines should members be
.arrested during the course of such activity.
IoFurther, the Chicago American Nazi Party has...
recently purchased a building which they utilize as a "'.. ..
-headquarters. The building is old and in dire need .of
repair. mortga e payments and maintenance alone absorb
S.phe .buli of ll .fundsl whichsthe Chicago unit collects .-
Proposed Plan of Approach;-
I -". In that it is the desire. of the local American ;;i ::-
.N azi Partyto "hold onto" their headurters building at < -
:all costs, it is apparent that the first line of approah et
to increase the organization's financial burden is d o
direct our efforts at the headquarters building itself. v-
pv neDiscieet in uiry ^and fservsion membersv
ren has numerous building code viol tions, so e
prpoe PlSaof Aprac; . --Naz Inta tistedsr o h oa Ae rn
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: :--,I- ' which make the building imainly uninhabitable until such<' "
violaticinsare rectified such as electrical wiring and< P 4limbing. ItIis recognized that building code :authoritiesL
-.will allow such deficiencies to exist for a reasonable .
-period of time and during -such time -habitation on the .'- " " "
S premises is- rmitted. Violations such as those -menti:oned;..
are known to be costly to-eliminate and are of the type .that cannot or should not be "do-it-yourself" prcj ects'
since repairs made are subject to inspection by buildingj, : S autorities. -.-
wh cb makeIn thae buildit he American unazi Party hasine theil su
and still levels its attacks at persons of the Jewish faith,' ' , .... ..- Chicago Jewish organizations are most desirable of accumulatn ~
information hich can serve to initiate an attack by th ese -
organizations against the American Nazi Partyeas Prominent
periamod of time and duringsuch organizat ions are the;ewish War Veterans and-
theAnti-Deamas is ion League BVionai Bions such as thosementi
The Chicago Division, either by direct appro-ch : --: S kto. established. sources n these organdzatons, or through
use of suitable pretext, can make available to approprciate-
,sofficials information establishin thefact that such buildn-
codeviolat ions do existza There is no doabt that shoulda.. ti
such information become available to initiatroper an attacdividuals t
these organizations, great pressure will be b hParty. Pro i ean
amto insist that these building cde violatons W ar Veterans ed
and the possibiliy stronea lygu exists that court action ma
follow and fines may be levied .
ThAs an lternative, aeither by drect aDro ch can be madeh.
to established contarcts win thesn the city iovrmt to bi .
such buitable prding code vio can make availablons to the attention o appropriate -:
authorfficials information establishing the faesct .that such build
S- Antici ated Resultsgreat pressure will be brought toto insist that these building code violations are corired-,c
and theon ofthe Amerian Nazi Parongly exists ndcattes
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tat brfirmly increasing, the financial burden of t.-group he following results are certain...
t'4''';., held to the barest minimum due to fearof.
.. ssible arrest resulting in further econom-
.. ..........h ar d sh ip .-.. ...t y firmlnecessary ingthrepairs on nthe headquarers bd-i '
r grou the 3 Funds for the ceprin ting ad distribution'
.literature locazi Party publor recru ativity.ing purpose-
would not be available -.,
i',. -4. Morale of the organization in Chicago, which..,
"s .°-is now at low ebb would be further lessened.,
... ..thus creating feelings of dissatisfaction among '.S
-- -the membership " ... * -:"
=. 5,. As a direct result of 'items above the artract vehess f
of the American iazi Party to possible .ecrus
he hwould be held at a minimum
S. .:II. Proposal -- Divide Loyalty of Membership.,.r..*
Against Present Leaders-- -,
j V Brief Resume of Leadershlip
"s rp Problems o
SfAt the present tine the Chicag. Amric !'
has no. established leadets. One of :the. ei i ersappointed by GEORGE IINCOLN ROCKELL, the group's rational - "
S') conander, however,t h has failed to undertake sthe e :;
responsibilities of leadership and as a result certain dis- -<',".
,:, sattisfaction e-:ists among members. -. . b- -.. ,
.. As a resultof of aile c he des
S . c anizaAion are beint directed y
who is operating withut .utor)
i gantPeeta aers.
-4-: ref Reeaders ti. ... ......
apponte by> Gt7rr ~ LINOL RO -IEL th - ru'~~toa

~i~: ..Because of the inactivity andthe failure: cih
Chcagoorganization to demonstrate progress the so-callY .:."
.'."hard ,core" of, the membership -have raised numerous- qest ions
i n the rect ct challenting the adequacy and capability 2
to ted heir organizat ion .C.
~::-::rooosed PR of" Apprah
It is anticipated that throug.h established  sources
,~~- 1all of whom are current members of the skierican Nlazi Part
inChicago feelings ofdiscontent can b: initfated; :Furth er : .<.
"-"".. comminications which would indicate a "tlhorough and Substanti , ,:.,.,
knowledge of' the Chicag 6 fganization could. be direced .ati- _. : ,
-~ " the National Commander GEORGE LI NCQLN-SO' CU i"ELL either anonym ous.1
or under the- signature :of ii likely membe:. b::e is. knownr-to ,; .:,-
• -.... -in disagreement with local leadership an- practices. : .,
:- Anticipated Results --- .. ... .- .
By concentrating the efforts of this program ,n
, .-firm but carefully concealed manner it iastrongly believed ..;,:
.l. that the following results will be obtained : .
.1. Loalties of the membership will be divlded, 7 -
and dissension will be created.
.The national headquarters of the American Nazz
*-Party will have stifficient-reason to que- ;
.the adequacy and capabilities of local. feadrs .
' ".3.. Through established sources programs proposed~d ......
those in leadership capacities can be"-sabot : :"
:-.." : -r whereby the confidence of both the national ..
headquarters and the local membershi 11b
.: ............ ..... .:shattered
It is recognized that the Bureau considersi-t ta,
j: -= :,a ,"t o~ nctions and emrhip of tese-
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To 8G- on concurs wit yd ~co. abt re sti~~.:
~t~i~~ '-ounte~i~ rintei g~enc action drced againdt th-e he-ad a r~i:
v +rt"u.iling o- f tide Aerican Na 'i 'rty (A-s:) in Chwicao . How a ev7 a Z l
jl~~i: -Moire inritting countoitelligce.- aci~c, you sho0uld ;
s~Ccifically atdViei the idenitlitio of inividual~s activelin?-
~:,-,:Y Jewich orgnizatiions~ or connecd with~ thef City. Gorc;siamit whom~;~
yOdsre to3aletto vioflt io s of the j teing come8-c+a.t he ' li tR-S~ ~ 1 bulig F-y .yY\f, yy. I it i as your rieio to. etrt ths illai^ d rideyl
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iyout tity of suc.a ources and Iurnish ctey 7 1a' y yt do
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t '-'iLth the city, of Chicago, heics1 in an. excellent -position to -\ t " establisfl 'PCrOfl± liaionf withX PpprOprlacC ilVd±Jig 0uho itiltsV
and thuz pr6ci~ 10, clOrect contact by Purc ii agents.ty'
-. fa othng is available to rcaxould preclude contact withn ej ble
7t axing -yhie -iitiation of city :xti::- -, 1 Y >. -k t
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'1" --In vliw of the above,Bur eau au21flori L\ i. requested
*o cortact identified individuals and to furnish these persons t'
-- c; ith -ull details regarding the physical i a eup of the h ead
ouwti j^'~ buildin^- and j.ts rotienltl build',rt v'o1pta on e
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Re Chicago letter to Director dated 1i0/15/64 and t-it,
Breau lett:to Chicago dated 10/29/64. :.. m -y.i": . <,
. The Chicago Division has continued s .ons iera i'q.
UIT in connection with .thjs program to expose, dir upt -.,.
." wise neutralize t merican NazLParty -(ANP) at -:Chicgo,. .
Illinois. In this regard,Chicago anticipates initiation "
" -sof- this program by directing attenitiono o the Headquarterst ei +..
':" 3 Building -of -the ANP in Chicago, looking toward the increase ""
• ,,:.;of .the financial burden of the ANP. .,
..As previously noted, the ANP has and continues:to --
Slevel its attacks against persons of the Jewish faith.
-.cause of this, persons within the-Jewish community "in Chicago "
--have-indicated their strong desire to do all that is possibl
-to eliminate the ANP, .especially in the Chicagoarea. ::
engaged in eforts to disand a id toerwise eliminate therA
li-foms the. Chicago scene.. it should ibe tkanon n.i
and-has been ifor some years ai nct-ished contact or
office. He has, on repeated occasions, furnished this:Bueiu-
-with informatio' of .value in cases under investtigation. and,fa 4
.... demonstrated his reliability as well as the ,fact that hi t rj
-:- -contacts with this Burea are always-to remain in competu.
;confidence. " '" ." " f "" "
.ia as JewishC haO.1
e trated a aactive interest in the affairs of;the ,
ch -go -and has been mnost- vocal in de'o;ur cing them aid .l
oiard their elimination. as bgee' cor
rmntiallo n ta ted on numerous occasios byagents
g on relat ve 1te investigation -of the, ANP and :thd tb
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......,Submitted herewith inaccordance ith eaDeceber 31, 1964: ..
1•.  Potential Counterintelligence Action. .... "- -," '•Be Bureau letter-to Atlanta dated 9/2/6
of the Chicago Division for the perio! 0ctob0 11 t u W
December 31, 1964:_
as set forthr referenced Chicago communication of October 15;,
1954. - ...
2. Pending Counterintelligence Action
None. .
3 Tangible Results
is. iscellaneous ...
.- It is noted that by Chicago communication da
December 17, 1964, furthbr details regarding Chicago' s proposl
to expose, disrupt and otherwise-neutralize thterica.. Nazi;
Pnrty, at Chicago, Illinois were furnished the Dureau, rure
Saction on the part of Chicago in this regrd is being witlo b1
pending receipt of Bureau authorizaticr to proceed as outline ..
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. Bureau aite dated.1/46
[.TO: ' DIRECTOR, .BI (157-9-9) .
•~.i.~ f~ 'SACv CHICAGO- : (157-382)
SUBJECT: INTELPRO"
Be Bureau airte1 dated.12/14/64.
-In reply to the Bureau's request that.. ..t
Chicago submit a detailed listing of the building code
violap ons existing in the headquarters building of
th r.hhicagQ Americhan Nazi Part, the following appraisal
of .the build-i IRC I taken from .• h e-- :-, IS S
"The Chicago Branch of the American
Nazi Party (ANP) is currently living in and
using their new headquarters located at 1314
W est Ohio Street, Chicago, Illinois. From all'
appOerances this building. will be a bigger
handicap to the organization than it will be
Chic- a benefit. It is an old, old structure badly
in need of repair and at best can be described
as a fire trap. Some of the membership held
high hopes that the building could be brought
th into decent repair, however, it is highly
doubtful.
hn3/-iBureau (RM) rnza an it w K.
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gray. The outside is badly inneedof a new,
paint-ob. The bu~ding has a store .infron t
r- " not been replaced.-divided into three general areas. The aban-
-' -into a meeting ball. Tv other-smler rooms
" "The other il be used for storage purposes..
3wood, then covered with a coment-like substance
.. -, .u breaking offand the cement is cracking. .
* ,3;t. -, " -TheThe original floor is shoing through. "The -
2- -- "...bisecond floorme sistsuof two ap tulents,one -
to the front of the building, one to the rear.
.p tfloor of the bulding. Both the second an t
third floors of the building are divided iby a
'L- ,<'" -wnarrow hallway running from one side of the .
-- ....building to the other. Each o these lead to .
-an outside porch and th nto the outside .stair- , t ..
r '- lo=' " way. Each of the apartments consist of a living -
Tesroom, bedroom, bath and kitchen. There are
S...ap- p-lia-nces of sorts In the kitch s and ave "
not be en ts ar upposed yfurnished.
The furniture, hoever, is .veryold tained
dirty and so much in need of repair that -
has been necessary to nil boards to cert ain
wpieces toikeep them together. le is rising-2-
:o hc iewa l!d h tl srsn
vood the covred itha ceent-ike ubstnce
On hih il ws laed.Th tleisriin
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:, : ,,, ...The plaster on ,the interior 'of theMCI r. '
building is.in such bad shape, so patched, , t
crackediand patched again that it gives-thel
:1Fpaint is tnoticeable.
,, :. -- ...ape ...re nof stuccoi rather tan :b:c gara "
The" tildig has a basement whichistof; :- littl" o e r o usy-ies andatw cayr urick gageo
:-to the rear-of the building. The so-called
backyard -is fced. The building is; located .:r~~
onapeeof property approximrately 40 feet.-i~iO• .......
, , :paide by 125nteet in length
: -o The electrical wiring in the bulding
i;is badly in need of repair. Btromlgt
: arecmrely light bulbs protruding iS l : from.. the
"wall and no switchs are attachd thereto.
.O n j.wie must turn the light .ongb s -
jbulb in the-socket .n otbher rooms the
lghting is merely a drop cord hanging fro ':
the ceiling. There are no outside lights o
: s;''-lthe porches of the building."
The plumbing of the .buildingisou
principal concern.. T ?he main vste pipe is ~
badly in need of repairnd none of the bat
:rooms have iks.T~-I
Vcontinue resdlng in the build.ng.:t of the:
M. .ne uanyo the inos int builhd
Z,-ir- aroken..e The hole builing is mus,- -- ..
Sdgenerally unfit fainor habitatione t ,o ,- bpdly irn ee of ucp~air hn SootheIh-
wa -l.• .Th woodwor ha b e pa n:'[' .........pairs must eale, NO.h ~t-rpss-:.o j,, :{.
: '! contlinue ekid i teba buiig 'k,
.'..2 :to t ....... anvof the buildsin The soucl.. -c :
" 'ckyd-io enTed he building is lorty
, (Awal -and cnoai-uns aore habtahthereto'" : ,,
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-o''. i ,The, Various specifications of.He C h-cago
Suilding Code -ad the policy of:edforcement is not
.- known to Chicago. It 'is believed,' however.l that<  - ,
t above, appraisal of the headquarters, -coupled L
4 bii:::- ith persor?*t .observationlof -the premises by Special _y
AgentS of this ::ffice) strongly indicatethe existence
-.of numerous violations.,'_.Further, if a penetrating--
inspection of the headquarters can be .made-asa rsi
;.i ,: of discre e efforts on the ,part of the Chicago Divisido
:- it ls further eievd that a number.of violations.
evident only to building and/or fire inspectorsmay
" ...'possibly be "brought to light. -..:,'>,
""Specificaly the 'following aren~oe
i -, I) The building may well have numerous fire-
-' ..... .violations based oh its appearance and ...
.obvious state of ill repair. This may.e. ... ::
be especially true for proposed multiple ?-5 ...  ,,,
habitation.
2) Outside stairways :leadin from buildig. -. '
exits on the. second and .third floors are..,,i- =-.
narrow and in need of repair. -:. ':
S3) Electrical work appears most necessary•-.- : .Exposed fixtures.without switches are m
found in the bathrooms- of. the building. No ."
"-7 ighting is found on outside premises .and,,.
stairways
-4) Plumbing appears obviously inadequate..As noted above, the main waste pipe is
.~-:l-, .... .-.badly th need of repair; and ho sinks ae; It '40 .
available in the .bathrocoms .
.it has beegn :hoted that apartments mentioned
above are individually heated with "space : -,
type heaters". It is suggested th. IU .4

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iUNiiITEDTS GC , MENT
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aoI SAC CHInc (157-382) ;""36 SC,' ''C. '"s t..>' :..d;L : .. " rk _",
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DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPSV IaJ{=-
SY:., --4 '' ' v ? r ': - " (A iER CAN NAZI PAR TY)
ReBulet .to Chicago dated 10/29/4 and CGairt
12/17 / 4. . ' R - - '. ;a-
S .' In furtherance of Chicago's proposed plan to ,exposeTAES'
:disru.pt and otherwise neutralize the"American Nazi P_ty :(ANflP tt5
in Chicago, Illinois, -the following, inforatiion is submitted ..
for the Bureau's consideration in connection with previous4ly
submitted proposals. : t'' .S :
- -It is noted that the membership of the Chicgo AN .f
' -4 has recently on its own initiative undertaken certain necessaryt :
': repairs to the headquarters building of that organization
' e,: itocated at 1314 West Ohio Street, Chlic:-, Illinois. According-
........ to availble information,
-- has undert aken a personal bvn o i.
an ~alori to satisfy the cost of such repairs,
, -been said to be for all intents and purposes the prime p- source:
/ <'z* of income for the ANP at Chicago, Illinois. -
v : > -."Because of the above it is believed that it' '-6 o,:6 3iA Ti -
be an appropriate time. to bring to bear additional pressure.t 4...
onC the PANP.
-In consideration of this fact it is poted for thet,' -
Bureau's ainformation that in past years th fewis-lY.ar ,.etYlrAn :::
.at Chicago, Illinois, have been most vocal in their protestSQl
.' ~tagainst. theAANP. .Recently, however, their opposition tot
organization has not been etident. It is therefore surgest .i.
that the following letter be forwarded to the Jewish 'a
V v ect ns' at Chicago in an effort to direct their interest o
re:pa' jrsW o the activities of the A:P in Clicago a
' tar
SChicago Illnoi.>
RJD kzh- ,"'.-n ba re .t p
(3)e4N" .

ewish War Veterans of the United Stae
-Department ofIllinois -
s 2030 West Taylor '" ." " '-: . .x .. '. ....
,_r-. .Checker Cab in Chicago with a most outspoken youngS 3driver. Immediately after setting out for our Thome
... the driver engaged my wife in :conversation denouncing
the 'dirty Jews and Niggers' in Chicago. He pro
_-:-ceeded to blame every ill we face .today ;on the ;--:.,...
.Negro and Jew. When my wife cautioned him that he?." """Y -tis -"was then speaking with a Jew, he told her in so;i:. i C :. ,t:
o-= ... -,many words that he couldn't care less. He praisedi:  :
the Nazi Rockwell and mentioned what appeued -to be .his association with Rockwell's Nazi Party. le 3
S. even so bold as to mention their headquarters.at.
-: 1314 West Ohio Street.
, "When my wife told me of this incident I took---- -,Dite upon myself to look over this stronghold of Nazismof I.,-,
--.. in Chicago. Gentlemen, this is an unimpressive build; ; /J- .lh "-
Sing Wi ch could best be.described as .a firetra
"The thing that does impress me, however,, ist.the youth of today in this country could at.ll.be .
etaken with a philsin y you and I know should be dred.I ,this young man is 'ypical of the attitude iof .-" .,
S Rockwell's followersthen we must take action. , sr4-. .-
~~: ...-. " ."Though a Jew myself I am not a member of-your : . i .organization . tYou have, however, in the Pst -r e .' "
'Z,.I.-, .:represented the things that all Americans,no m tte>the ir creed or color, hold so dear. nu.c t
.qS."'Now gentlemen I fear I must :dhasise you.-I-,
now that you have been vocal i-in your .protests Of'' .= he'-Nazis in-Chicago in the -past. An -organizatioH
ke yours can do little else but fight such a dise se
as -this. Why then in recent .conths have :e heaRd
a nothe aing from you in this reg rd =,- Re.nt,. ly -., ' .. , -. -. i.,' -. .
_ - --. ~r-i~ '4t-/ rv-&-V <.y

So put them out of business. .'.Do n't fail us no. * .:t't" .
All A.mricans need groups like yours,. not only, th..'a-. '-"Jew a nd. the Negro.I am sorry, I lack the our.,> -ager-,-
....... -v to identify myself. This is even further reason,"-.; 1rS-
;h. you:: ust, must speak for" me." .. .:---
For the information of the Bureau, the Chic. .-:<.Office has recently received information indLctilng x th suc Ph incidents as setforth in the.letter regarding a. _, t$ -~ ti
V,'-..,=Checker Cab driver have occured inthe Chicao area Io'.w-", Chicago 'has initiated inquiry concernnr this n -,y hs.t
was dischargd fro tNe Checker Cab Coinyl: as a result •..o o several complaints similar to the above havi.g been receivd "f' e-,  fro: passengers.
SBureau authorization s requeu ted tho for ar-.. ._-.- .,- ~:-Seabove letter- to the Jewish War Vetearns t Chicago, a Ino wa s e dsad fthe Ch I ack soerry, ,a Gol: .f' e- com plaints simit te abovehbr in..eenrece
., .4F tueau auoriation is tre uea, th hi.r
fro passenger . .; ,
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~~~e ector, FBI (151-9-93 -: _ ;' :- 1
i; -COUNTER~ INTELLIG'ENCE RO RAMI........DISP.UPTION OF .HATE GROUPS W
(AMERICANRIM, NZI AT
ReC,~ilet, to 3eau 2/2 /65;.:::
Authority is granted for yr of fice to allh"P"+
a nous letter ,-.tthe Chairman, Jc:~richnLzation Comitte '
SJewish Iar Veterans of -the United States, Department :of- '.iE
Illinois, 200 ,est Taylor, Chicago, Illinots, as set-out -
.: in reCGlet. ,
You should include a representati6d number o6f.. -+ :.ij2- A'- -, + isspellLngs,- and/or typographical errors in the letter:
so that it wiil not appear to have +bd en done professional l ":= " '55+
m'+' 1'. 1. ... .Take the usual precautlon to. insurb that the...": .
• ..r..al ing canot be traced to the F'B!.
Your+ Lnteret in submittin this .anonymous .tt !e-
+++8. is appreciated. Advise the Eedeau of 967 tangible, _ I .+ #
and be alert to recommend follow. -up counterintelligence o.- j - actions.NOSjTE. 1OFHT GO
+ ,._ICAj .The nonous lettr 'Yill alrt, the .Je ish .-:.
PVeterans to the contirued anti-Seitic policy of teAmer • ic•a-n Nazi: Paty and to the fact tht bu .di.g v " io.... ... Te aoyu etr i as-j larVeterans of th o te Uan-itSaes po aryofte -.0 "'
200exist in its headquarters ,h -,ino , :as se-
in aeC let.sotht t il otapr to.. linve -be.-:,nd e ... ++-.-.+esi
rCOP -I "m
Your-S interst
.Advise . , tn•~~~ be aler to "eornn fo+ / " ' -u c" -.mter- i n" te;Lm , !++;
; -l'=:+" -aci ons ". -+ L ..+ --:t.+ +t+. +:+ /+.+
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-l- -MEN -.4,
UNr.ITED STATES G M ENT2
and Chicag letter dated 12/31/
: ,o.r -Submitted herewith, in accordnce withBu
instructions regarding captioned program, :re the s.tti 4-
of the Chicago Division .for the period January 1,, 1965
'" .through March 31, 1965:.- .
-.Division will implement plans as detailed in Chicago communc"..,
,,, .taion dated 12/17/64. .. -
2.:. "Pending Counterintelligence Actior n-f " e -" -ywo,
On..3/17/65, an anoilymous letter, as detaild ii-
-cago B communication of 2/26/6, was forwardc4o the6
k t-tr.e4Chairman, Americanization Committee, Jewish iar Veterans
-of the .United States, .Department of Ilianois, 2030 Vest-
S Tao i rStreet- Chicago, Illinois. , -, *cIt
rough Yla-ch :31--965-
3. Tangible :Results
S4 iscellaneous -
mant --1nI -- -s- i,.::-rdS-7 .-
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,.Drector, FBI (179-9)W
4'12JMr p
TEINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM 1-MIWLERNAL SECURITY -Mr~~ I V
;~- -DISRUPTION OF HATE GR1OUPyS
'~> 4~t-(4.MIC NAZI PARTY) -7 ?~f
'ReVGlet 11/27/64,' Bureau airtel 12/14/04, Chi otty.
airtel 12/17/64 and Chicago letter 3/3l/65)."
n Imilding anad t ire bode -<N
violt-tioDz atAcza ai Party !Ieadquxters-in Chica&N 3
k l~nsure these individuals undetstand that the flurenu's itrs
: in:,thin matter may not, under any circunstances, b e reele
Advise of any tangible results and be alert't > 4VJ
reconmend follor-up counterintel1igence action.
~ 1 -135-70374 (American Nazi Party)I yfjY .K
DR:gem ~c tA~t
~~ ~NOTE: 1 .'' ,..
.- See memorandum F. 4J. Erargardner-to Mr. Stlivn t4tt
Sdtd 4/13/65, same caption, prepared by DR:gcm.,
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iSRUNITEDo STATES O HTNMEN .'. .:.4:,..
.t hat W Nt cit 9 C "'s oo ? .
n-t.g .Belote
Ro Baungardner 1 -r.Slva
Hd rrs1- Mr. Baumrgardtn
bb f'""..1 -Mr. Martin ' + t-i i '' .
T COUNTRINTELLIGE..NCE PROGRAM -Mr. Ryan
I ROF HATE GROUPS ft . -t c&4 T'
1$ AAMERICAN NAZI PARTY) 27:.
.The Chicag Office has advised Cthat th merican oNaz. yPwist ANP' y-o nogaization .in that city is operating its organizatisn and 14 ^'e aur t
nuner a severe financial strain. Chicago believes that if the properindividuals could be alerted..to violations of building and fire codesat" :
-lj the ANP Headquarters, it would further .increase the organization's -M~k: -Kfinancial burdens because repairs would be extensive and there imiaTh
Sobablity fines would be avu .
S Two established sources of the Chicago Office are 6f Jew o
Sbackground and-have expressed an interest 'i .r ' freuently
attacked ersons of J
' dBoth there individuals have been.-
a ntidetia~t y conjtcted on numerous occasions and both have demonisttated'-
t4teir reliability and their awareness of the fact that their associations
~A'th the Bureau must be kept in-confidence. The-Chicago Office trecomnidnds
a-t these individuals be furnished details regarding building and$fire
ctde violations at ANP Headquarters in .Chicago.. There is no sectriry ti-
-l actor involved. - .
SRECOMMENDA TION:. .,.
.That the attached letter be sent to Chicago authorizing-tat
.to violations of building and fire code regu ations at ANP lieadquarters in:
S Chicago .in anticipation these individuals will inspire action by ""Pr T"'
4priate authorities, 5 ? s .'
1 105-7037 (ANP) RTYvJCLt~~ir~ il
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$PatishtbbeW entirely at this location i the file. Oe amore of the following statement er
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Deleted nder emption(s) ..withnose O "
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-Q Inforation pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only. -
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AMERICA...N aZ PARTYN a. . I dorandum i tr
exrei ogvanztion,. -it ru.n•e 'Cuit 1965 ic h .as
takenactio aainst te N i- od
cio une thretr. i artintesting his "cvilrd i 1 Mr Sullivanghts ",werbid -.
m.,ican. Naziartyle-der, advised theChicgo -ffinh i
.:LUBJECT -COU.TER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAu , i Mr Ryan teCmso .
'INTERNAL SECURITY /
:+ 'DISRUPTION OF RATE GROUPS C- /::
' (AMERICA NAZI PARTY)
, .. , -- -)
frn th hio lw w er n t ol sei o u o u r m nrce.
-ic:gofi bliho has proven to be most
cooperative and relible in the past, to-the many obvious building andi,.
fire code violations in the decrepit Chicago headquarters of this; .
extremist organization. As a direct result,, the City of Chicagohas
-taken actionainst the Nazis in the form of fines and pressures to
.tc-ic orrect the violations under threat of forced eviction. The "Officer nt,+
,',~i; rge of the Chicago Nazis has now appeared at our Chicago Officel
:tLtesting his "civil rights" were being violated. --'1 ,,
: who claims to be the, .la:i~ican Nazi Prty edr, advised the Chlcago:Office.on 5/7/65 tat.ais
organization had lost their former headquarters because of building,,_,-"--.violations and pressures by the City of Chicago, and he was now i: fear2'..
S the organization would be prohibited from meeting or residing atits nu~w.
.headquarters, which i i not in the nrn-- of purchasing, becauseof,, -
-".-'building violations. related that Cnicagohad "
lqoved a $1,000 fine on the headquarters, tnd the Commissioner of. .
-Bui]d.ngs will not permit the Nazis to re;,ain i; the beadquartets 4iiti- --'the 'violations are corrected. It was the contention of the Chicago;tauld... be "Fuhrer" ithat his civil rights-were being denied, in that be .wasnot
being allowed to choose his residence and place of cssembly. He charged.
further that Chicago laws were not being uniformly- enforced. -.
,- The .Chicago Office believes this co'mteri;relligene acta'b ma .
-result in the eventual dissolution-.of the-r Amzic- : Nazi Pnrty. n the-
jChicago area. The local organization is suffering froq a lackofA'-nds;;.:and the cost of repairs to the headqu:-rtersnmay beu :;chibit f..,;; w£ s c
, otherhanild--41- the Nazis decline to-nmake the ireqriret-reptair"-thbbe burdened-wth fines and possibly denied thc usC- oZvtheir.+:,adquA er,"
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We are f ollowing~i this matter. to insuremaiucone*intelligence results -are obtained.k 11--1lt-<sjACTION.- - -t- -''9
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UNTED STATES GC.O '\ -
Ps tM-SDIECTORPI (157 9e0 6 ,
t o.n J4 sCIFI. Ch 'C-. CAGO ( 157 382) '4 .' .)-
-.: ' - CO INTELPRO -t 4a-,>; s "-
S" ReBulet to Atlanta, 972/64, Chag ette
ae P 331o/65 annd 5/28/65.
.;, Submi ted hereith in accordance vith Bremu
x. : 2b nstructions regarding capt ioned p o gra:, a re statit
bet Chicago Divisionfor the period April 1, 1965 throuhl;
or June 30, 1965: " ... 'cw..r
> :'1. :Potential Courterintelligence Action .'-- < .,
r;' " None, pending developments of current legal action
.ibeing taken against the Chicago ANP for building violatio ns'-- ..t -.
' -By referenced letter of Bay 28. 1965 Chicago -
k4.detailed :cur ent status of action 1- i- t n e, .r-' ez .ltire t..:";-
i NP at :Chicago, Illinois.
" 3" Tangible Results .
.. As noted in Chicago letter of lay 28, 1965theL
-y_--zity of Chif-ago has taken legal actin fa',:_nst the ANP sas-
-result of apparent building violatiois. iis action isi .
-Confidential .informants cont nue "to advise of .tht .
pressure bn -Chicago ANP headquarters because of la•ck .-ofi ances _
<.:-The constant threat of fines as a result of building violations ;7 -
a-;and, possible loss of headquarters have.minimized activities o.2 -
he organization at Chicago. " - .... °- ".
-. Miscellaneous .. .. ,, ,
-f 7 ,. c p -.Ao nt SO It e .
-- 4. 12, ndago. Coun teri Atelience. Ac-t-
S. --hia o .. ..lin i
an,_ possibleloss-of. eadquartrs 4,e activ-•-'ie ,.th ogniaio t hcao
4r aa yd* ..L. ".o "t.o ,b. .+a :r. ,.v. -: a .., .._ , _ ~' ~ s rf d." x.

>< UNITED.STAES VO-NMN
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lete --- da prgrs lettertt~ .~ w,
4- ~ ~ .- Reporting employee- -- t
--j EJ~3. If valid reason exists for not submiittinxg report at this time, stte)easeo.n spcfclyand
when report will be submitted __________
',4. Status of Li Appeal [3Inquiry Ej Investigatidn [3roeitui5>t<
-- -Eairtel [letrhead memo -
C) 5: Submit [] report ~~*Q$
.[ letter, E] 90-day progress lette- :by,
'T'(Pkace reply hereon and -return to Bureau. Note receipt and acknowledgmnent on top serial in casofie
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)sr:INTEI;I RO --'... ... ' .. ... ...
4 Re Bureau letter t.o 'tlanta dated 924
ad. C co letter -dated 6/30/65. : ; . ;- L~hlcag ..... .:.., ..: ..:.+" : , ,+.~~~:
.' :Sititted herewitlh in accordance: with Bureau..
instructions regarding .captioned progra Igare sta.-t.....of the Chicago .Division for the "pericd "-,-. n:, Ju .~1 9
toigh Septeniber30 ,1965: -. -.... }Yy xr 2.: ,. st~ ,- r .-...... ., .,s.: ., + , ~ ~ :
1;. -Potential Couiternte ence Action~. .. ..
S_...,y n .Chicago is attempting to acquire information:
rearding the source of income of the American Nazi:
', ' -, $Paty at Chicago, Illinois. Such information it is...o;
lieved can be effectively utilized in "connectioi wit'-*L "" s+ r" .:trE -- }K d*L" oramx+ ->^u?'' w Tv- z ~ r
-,.,: the current Bureau program COINTELP!RO. is:orma ton f...
.; -. ,recently received has indicated ta the Chicago.-American s ,
azi Party .has been able to,.pay, .bils :which .are .a grga- tS. 'deal larger than the amount of- know income.. Informtion 7''.-'
,+: ;; "Z="+received regarding monies collected -b the Chicago. crqganiza id-, v-i-: J, -. , _. --.. rk , -"Xmk% x .+ i sxep ' .VFx yPF
.kf,. M, -irom- members' contributions indicatessuch monies arei S ..
• ' ,: obviously insufficient to cover known expendituresat',S.7'. .+, Chicago. ..- c• 4- DA x",-1,
.Cl ,i .cago .will, foll'king development -of i -a,,Y .regarding this matter, submit -appropriat ., recommenda t i o .,
-:in this connection under above caption .:"
..Pendin' C-unterintellien c Action 7':"
S... TheChic ago Diision continuis to follo p e t
fG the previously noted coutrini telie nce /a2%on4,GC Sx
arnished the Bureau dated May 28, 1965:
H e ..., .k ,r of, ,the Chcg Diiso fo th ;pro J l 1,:16xU throxt't Setember'30 ;1965.
^kv-.t~... "s .- ;; -: -. = ..,-. , .::. *, .:_': ;,-.if + . -. .-.. '. < "i -ii y "C ".w ... ....
-Ec " .. ' .- .... '= .... 1 -" "} = -
, - a= shCicis attempting t acquir infrmai- ,~ N ,readngtesoreoficm o h.'mricn'ai ~3$yL 4,,f 1

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al:, Cobfiential info~mants i( coL i as
.~:~ad adi~sdof ':the worirk ib~eingi done iby m~mii~s of i e iCli i
~:~~~~"Amer~meicab Naz~i Party \headq~arters inl air :elot o brypg============
~~~h~01 ii .tilding to -the _rope astate of~ repaiii so ~~thit
~i-4witl-. assinsetiori ofhe 'Chicago Building .ispecforWhile sich ork ofr !the :most:- artl is ig donety th
~r~~:, l~ember tL: se;eles, he -cost of mnaerial ~as exetdai~r-:I:a real hardship on'ih thienibei~~~se peron ly,- and as es
t:: .hemefubership cab il af ford h posbliqr
or fn. Therefore,-it..is iBnd=icatEd..ti$ isent
rgltto b~er by: buil ding C.aut hop i ties aa t Ci ~c c ser es::
"~~'~: :to mninimize a ct ivities of the; 1 rip n -Nazi api _
~~~-hicago, Ilii ois, fr appryn!t Inch:ij~ i q ~ lunds
.MHiScellaneod s ~
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_ DIRECTOR, FBI (157 9 9)
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EcChicago Wilitter th Burau date 91301gu:n ap~w 'EA
prbaioar rc a WLure submi~t; -"" Q A
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UNITED S'rATES ZM. E
t emorannum
-- tf
., i s/noted that by letter dated 12/14/65, captionRCLMT(13" 9 th Braadie
that authority was, to Continue contacts ithOI
-mrican,-z.Sarty.(ANP) has been having difficulty in re at-he building utized for A headquters.
.. _' Re ,Chicago ill, following deelopet9/30/65, ai Chidnformaiir
Suregarding the.above building difficulties, subith Buapproreau
S: trecommendations regardin this captionnetone n under above capstion'
. h igo DiviThe Chicagor Divispeion continues10/1/65 to foughlow developme2
:. Potentia P Creviously notitd conterintelligence action as 1u-- TS,.
ished the Bureau odated Mthat by letter1965.dated 12/14/65, "tiri ...
3 Tangible Results
" .'-- IC nfietinormation ben recived ontindiue to avisethat ot - .
" pressuiding utiizedfcago AN headquarters because of lack o f e: Chicago. ill- following deelopmt oinfotioti( 'P
S. The gardiconstant threat of buildines as a resficultes,-of buildingt appropriat
.pd inssgble loss of .headquarters havnc e Act minimied activi-ie
The Chicago Dihsion continues to foilo develpm :-1ished the Bureau dated -2, 19.
3. a- ngieRneus - -<- -
Ipresure bn Chicago AP headquarters becauseof lack of ie.
~ s- Te constant threat of fines as a resultof building vsolatis' -
:and. osible loss of.headquarters have minimiond activitie P
RA2CBueu (IMA, Lr 2RS; the Bra a' - i s e
p ofIdvma/mam
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~3 31 66; '"FR M d  *i: -/ - ..... ..4-- -t IST41
D:IIECTOR FBI (157-9-9)1 ,
FOM** ) r 4. SAC, CHICAGO (157t-%38)-' .
"-.4;SB JECT: :'OINTELPRO -..~ ~.~r:-- ~S1. - s -&--- *:C ..go Do t .6j2r
SRe Chicago letter to Burea 12/29/65.:: .
-:, -7: .i: ;-Sizbmitted ierewith in accordance with Bureafi-/i -'=°- :-:.istructions regarding captioned program are statistics.
.y, -of> the 6Chicago.Division for the period of 1/1/66, through' -.A-... .. .. ... 4-& 2-:< I'roni )
-3/31/66:- 4 " '
-. ..Potential Counterin tel ligrence: Action- ..': : ; .. A er
zi Party,rt,-, - " lS,!
-appeared in Circuit Court, Chicago, on 2/23/66, to answer;i
charges concerning building code violations at Chicago :: ' 5 " :. ,,'-°".. -r ANP Headquarters and at that time this case was continued~toj' ' "- ..5/9/66.SIB JET .COINTEPRO -I
, .... -eChicago sources report thitt theB-Chicago A NP :-co.,tinues to :ave financial -problems eorv onth in uea ngI .,or tgage paymenet on their .headquarters building. ..g•- I .: --,,: .
.2. Pending Counterintelligence Action -.
." .: None .,. ., --" -4 - -.'7 Paty (A_ , i.1 Wes Oi 'icpgo,- !' illinois, " -
pp:eard. in CircuitoThe ChCicago Divison con.ti/es to follow deielopemets, .concering the matter of buiding code violations and the- "
" of finances/ Chicago A will be alert to further
.-. <..'' ;f hese developements,
rigisble Results: . Ti APR4 96i
--c i Confidential informants cotvi nito i
.sure at Chicago ANP Headquarters because of kSfances. The constant threat of fines as.2 resultTh hcaofivsnC icag ozol~neeoene)t 42 ofI finahethcaago :. 2, .. will"be alert.o":, furthe c-a.. ta -z 9..-
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• .. ..ib..e.R es ul s : - APR ...... -'% I 'CA' .
-Confidential ~infratcoiit-t-4A4- Z

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'' :"l~;~laiS'a.nd the :Oossible~ ?loss 'b thii;t e:a~t~I
~lan~ hav -ninmfzd activites'-of' the'ANP aiCh-C 'ca', :
._, ,The Chicago JLNP iii t e ast several mont s,,. ave,' A
--onlyia: ~ pfrequentr~uen meetings and these,. meetngs, are p i~
~I~~~~~li.~"l~i;"b11 ess~c~~ain nature., The Chicago -ANThha had~n~u~ir
rr~r uo 6 tiifrnimbership in Chicago: :
a .; :4' I'liscellaneouS. "
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TVs: C £'zRin FBI, 157 (Piority
FROM -: AC, CHICAGO 15-32
-Re Chicago airtel 3//Gi 1 6 6.
.,Subiitted lie reith -in accordance with Burei a>' c: .ihistructions regarding Captioned prograi, a re s ta t is tics 0 ft~>the Chicago Division for the period of 4/1/66 through 6/:;Q/6&Z-4w
1.Potential Counterintelience :ActiOil ~
P .-American Nazi Party (ANP) ... .-i. c-'-J , Chicago Branci
%('lie city. of Chicago -COitfustopescrgs-
4 <' <concerning--building codec violationLs ;It Chicago ANT Aheauqat~
hv7Chicago sourccs'report that thle Chicago AN'P contillucsito~v f inancial problems every month in metinlr t!i notgaePayments on their headquarters builjdiil;l~ .
lhicago Branchi 7-
Tile Chicago Branoli of the 'NEM.P startd h)o 1'-t 1 -r.~ :wetagsduring t, 196 5.
ai zl C L4rlci l; 
t n -Li2 r
-Uinfor:.,atiomi received fr o- beit ng dye ?#8%
;potenfial counte± intQ1llige alt- ' , agans tile
lANk
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i:-.;. Penuiding vioatiseandgte Actsib o so hi"haqa~r.:,xL,,,fl
AN5CPa
~ N:<.TheChiagoDivsio cotin.ieS Ciag to-ollt.,4AW ,Z..
~> :t- ve-'pm'r"tS conceningi ed attier of buidin coev ltiYK ~7
,, ft-r t -ercapiale" ~aoNP es delpm ever. , oth4r..0:"
... Monmarel.oc A. nN,
:- ii? ... Tadnl e in Re uln tsngs- an -.t e e e ti g ,a ... { .,NP
a C,4intiT ChifmgD aisionctinui to folv se 0±
prssr at hia• AN.. Hedqarer bhcause AN of lacko ,- ,.uc A.:S f _ opmentsT concerning thr eatter of buidin co .. i r.; 0 "4-z biidithe lav omf finances, andicie beoe the yatCc .
r a ,j".an increasing% their membership j:tni.agO .,< .{;-,d ':,• -sc
fillNone.Tangile Results
j 'ANP
Confidential informants contiue to ndvJ h;e of: they-ow W
W wpressure ajt Chicago ANP Headquarters becaus""e of lackoof oL!~~:-1
khe costant treat f find sas-a reSlt A.6 f r4'
4"-' t-as. 4s .n uildidz violat;ions ,and the possible lossof their~ headquarqere-~.:.
-uiiding have activitis of the AP a~t Chicag
The hicgo ANP in the pastz several munths ......!~
ad only infrequent- meetings- and: these .et ings re
:_.in increasing thi :ebership in, Chicagy_. ;
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UNITED STATES GQVOER\MENT
DIRECTOR, ,FBI (157 99 hi/
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'"Re Chicago letter 7/5/66.,T,
"u- .Submitted herewith in accordance xth Bureau
I- ,instructions regarding captioned ,program are :stastiic
-5- 'of the th i o -Division for the period. of July 196, '
--: ji!- through Septembe.r 30., 1966. ::
Potential Counterlintelligiqen Action
American Nazi Pa-rty (ANP)
Chicago Branch- . ..
,.' -he Chicago Biranch of the ANP ]?iic memuer
of the Chicago Branch of the ANP, were arreste on
E. ptember 16, 1966, at Chicago for contempt of court
for refusing to allow city buildiig inspectors to insect ~ 1'
~ \;. thb -Chicago ANP hcad iunt 'linr at 1314 West Ohio
S-a C ,erc incarcerate,, ": -r t:et, Chicago ."o r. -P
;., in the Cook County Jali, C i cago, unti: eptember 29 9
t'ien the Judge ordeied their relea-se, as the AbP headquarti s ...
had been inspected on September 19,'1966 .andt erefore .. x
th defendants had purged themselves -of contempt:. :;
' : .t- ?.: .National ,States Rights -atGty. KSn)(. _a
Chi cage Branch .
SThe Chicago Branch of. thle NS P startedo ding
S' .regular meetings' during i.ay, 1966, Approxinately.1 t. 2
-persons attended the regular meetings until the tatter' ar t
-of Arst 1966 During the latter part of August, 1966
.... ">-organizer -of the Chicago Branch ofth
NRi, discontinued attending NSRPi' m"'.c.ings reportedly: .ecaus
l k ~ e. he d .issociated with members -of 'the ANP and other -NVRFP
members at Chicago were dis Tnsc' ith this ajid causped•,
o leave the NSRP:. n-rzs not attended ,anih-.
nrsmeetings since the -latter. part oi August, 1966.
Bureau (RM), Z
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~~ hxgtpesn ave -be-en -ii tedQe1trA
,ttf I" Wq~tva6 of lhe 5,chicarq.o Branen. of heN~P<-a &nch appears tobedsnefai-
-tM1 JY f lac k afArteleft on thIQ rto WAY E rncrnbcrs
hAs stite-there -is no' 'lead;i shia~ -o-unit v amlong -7-,
,~ ~ persons Wo joresently / atedd Meetings at tue NSRP a1n cncg-t
t~ -~--niKWIiang of: ANerica41,-:x t-KS A.
19Zj V"-Knights;Z:- the 1u K1lux- Klan
(UK;-CKKO 1?aln f lhinois-;00t,<Wx- ~ ~ '
uFA r~a -vs , rcstcd -on Sentes~icr .5,J1006, by th 01_ w~p-~?xp
~st~ <FO -cY Ilinois Shrf sOftice op-a 'tatrant.1pe"" qass-c
dnao.- "'lwbee isgonsif -Police DepartmenIt agn
>'ih -theL boibirg oif he NAACP idguatters an-~th
~'~'~-- lid Linoleumi 0tort inilwaukee. 4
2 %Penning Couitdintelligence Action''
YAt- -±'Wl:. §TFhe Chicagro Diln31nn cc,1 -
-dc £omneltsconcerning thq pend ing v&2~ violht~t;j adft
Cr r Ago will be hiert~d to 'uteiaptlz aj
-.Sources have, statedP'P 'nembrsh~ijp ant' -Y~stt!4#-
re4'rC 0-to 4-2-members-and-annl fou-mtWfI -nd W6t11.71
---~ -can W~e .depended~ uplon 'to Yt-r t'c1.l C~a't '.,Vikfl
r ~~ -nassl out literature ini pu )ic N~cct
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.;..On Septembe 26., I1966., B@uteaqu ...h .i-
ephonicalv oobtailed io kcontacta, rel'iile newspaper
i to, n theg Waukegan News Sun" .; a .Y.Waukega n,-o I tnox
ew s9PapO ..the .purpos of .dir :e:eth su" .riest in an "
,, se- ype E'Pt ib le' co ncern i ng
a fiIis nd .past
e "iv= -' Ali rt c le co'qtainin s. c. :baciro:,,n'a: ,
esi:'ppeared :in.-the ,ukg ne-a
Ag_
::".iVanI b;'c- 6n]'elt '-ri ... ,- :-
.,__Ld 01 ic ois endeavriag o ithe osh
a igbeReEllkS
.f .e....- resu 1t of pendin iati th o sib
" c f" c': ir"' ho u Zart ers building ar'e cam,-,rn- grea neer;.I .
o%, li . At Chic.ag.o a,'u¢it'it an t i iated ti : te .
anact pro" "". ..." .i increnee su3b t in dly:Y , .eea .NS PI
• -t
:;:¢ -; [:,-- ?-:Lle'de
S -is elieved ha t i" oo u Ato M
e ea o th r.esilts of the n19-60 s pe -au tcle .ea n .
Sa < vev hich ;appeared, in the 7:1" e u nt teUet -aaxa
Chic.o .il. folo thi c teivo-neos "e tP -
Z9 ults L the on tnenrmau ce
nft ons adaikunls it utG-, ,:d M Y -; .
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Re 'Chicago airtc-i to Bureau dated 1~/3L.i~.
MI airtel to Bureau dated 11/23/GO,.captioned "counterintelligence Q
-Programn, TternalSecuarity, D sst.Up t i on of Hate Groups., x
-In this recr~ the tol loit 1fre We -(.'I. tC
T~ts- arre~st ofl
UKY!,asarrested 2 Eg MLd Lasy , 1 n0i
V,~ -3ne-iff'fl Office, on2 Wrrntisuedb the-ivue, icn
All ed dnoeumStore in Miwu_.1 ~
£1The t'aukcgan, Illinois, .WoF Sun'"'
reflects in part as follows:, -Nk'J
-tt-~.-" ~A Winthrop Harbor tavcfn ov-ner destriL5d~ ' UMM
Coun~ty jail today, -... -... r-
-. 1:oibing. Turner H. Cneney, 30, Zc 545 SheJrdar t' qd Q/§: A
-Winthrop irarbor, ivas in custody in lieu "'Y 00 ;' oAona
-"Chcney w'as, arrested outside his house' by La~c-t Q
Cou-ty 3ihuriff Is deputies backed by Milvankec -an;.hicaro A
- -Kictocetives-;. He was picked up in conuectiov vith-tutOWN--tt
:~July 1, 1903, bom-bing of the Allied Lino'Cwni Store-ofijt4'
la" 14iiauicee's south side. - -
zit 01"~S7.~
4-,' 4"efP
4povd 'C _________ Pflt~~tzi2- pecial Age nt irChwan---" v- --<

4 .%he~ ,i' .: lake helfauart mneBr %e ,N.tinnld oaiat~n
"'C the Adancement of colored People.. * , :i !'
*S ~ -: ;T; ,i- Linoieu Stre iS oeated: by° jon~~- .>•~-K' ,, ME th
:2"\ Giil: n'.. ,orzr executive secretar~y... heodlsc s:.
-.Civil Rits. Congr-ss, ~eprtedly a cP~;rront -..
:" -.iq, lil\,:akee-authorities" said .iliman has rtzlen'[l~af .
-,-- • CivIl rights demonstrations as veli as demonstr%..
.• .the Viet am ar...-~j. Z4 4 " .
%-.:-- ". "."The linoleum store was blasted by a shot. ,_ :,,.:
i.:' --stuf fed -nth explosives.-""... ....
• ; .- ;'£"The AACP blast also invol~ed a short ..........
.pipe filled ith.explsives," . •- .-o ' .
i/- .i- i ha's nt been rrested in conniection % ith ) 2+. 0
~;ir~~ ;'cd iiu~unces in the Chic- go a -e durn the-sume.:[[,::; .. .4 ..
|onhsof 196, based-on information --vailbe. --l' 4 ' . I1;~ ~sFF4
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""~ ~ -Su bmitted hecrewith in accordance vwita.B B u ."n rl t1I1 retrtc atoedpo n r ttl,
r o.teChicago Division for the period 10/1 througW
yOC_" 111t4, -h'1_tnilCounterintelligencle Actx-pn - Y,- lY-"4 ~ T~~"9 >
American-Nazi Party _(ANP) -~ .. --- z, t,..:
wChicago Branch - . k"-w't
GiEORGE -LINCOLN ROCKWELL,-: Cor.mmnder, of ,ne i*74, ,
m e rappeared before U5J JOSEPH SAh PERFXY, rorthern
'of Illnio ./06 o.-h id .suli:
r' egarding a restraining order issued to pre vent ,him -w -and the ANP from conducting marches in'chicago 0n ecw 9h1# t r3-f
-,hol idays and otherwise cornducting meetings -or actVtivv-v7l4
-within certain prescribed -areas on Jewxish-holidays,-%..>-*>
-~~wh ich action was brought against .the ANP -by ;the Jew ish~~t k >&yI":eeas. ug ER aeatmorr nucln-
t= n, +previqusly granted permanent.-
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c~ !.nuh... &4q."-r_r toeisAjn 'C cq~~j ss

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,~i- ..<. :l gal.-:dispu t te tween'.the "e-iv~ -"f .Chie,,. ;Th;.e ti
BIuidin ' Department :and. the ANP -Building, 1314 .est -.=
: :"Ohio ":Street,; over~ bu ild inr vi~ i3_t j onc_- co .-,e~~~
-:..:chico Uni and :5" ;;;
x-~145 _ AANP mebe" -A
J 1 1 9 t hFr .., .-" .-. 0., .,"
2t;;.: .......Judge. RCHARD NIAPAL~iTAOO Buldng :CoUFL)r~t. .i ,c ituld: on 12/22/6 that tne l- ding was to e closed ...6
,;t untcil building iolations were correced anthe pr~enies:' ?:
vaca te d by 1/4/67 'Chicago Ai sources have advised~ :-"' ':"r;.
"'"that the :4 Pvill app7eal th~i s ±crier rul-ng in hoes:f'l: .; ' :~~
: iJ",- keep control of the buildin. .: .--V... ,
...... " .-,-GEORGE rINCOI;I ROC~qLL has a sched eeori[ ,,
'; " ',- aroearancenEvnt~ n Ip ii , on 1E: ,/3 U/G; s termz ng., !.,;-
'\ --n 8/29/ 6 .on k, !j~
.rb.-* .. :dir or erl cn uc cuage . .. ;.., .. .
bte -m:,~ On 10ol/66 andl~n th -:,
0the~meber-o tile :~ }:L u.e' ;:.-sc .t'. hcg.2; rV.S% 01
'- .. ,,.~Pl'ie~ Depar tn'ent at enedy Hiigh School7," hcgo ;;" _,........
-" disor-derly 'conduct chargeu after. tiles' natll-:lct i'o nraln".c .{ ,..:.-- '.-
':,, a picket at this school. On 12/1/66 -'
..,i : n tone :other .AN~ memher, were f ine d. SY' eacn .... ,.:
, <-.e- -.ChcagoANP, sources hve adv;.<-.:d na. co -'' -; =ss nsadael ,:,
~:':.r "css.iesa pe hjive exhausted the finanlcial .a" -..... <= ae
,., • ...resources 'of -the Chioggo ANI :Unit, whi-ih were nieage, --.*-= I iir "-::
Q.._" i..: .to begzn with, a nd cons iderable ionies nseed to b rie¢- Ae "" ~
L£I" :to continue the'ir attorney fees~ a nd ot he r, court- cs~ts.:
' ' " i~uCica o Unit phone has been :disconncted for non-pavm d~~- r-..-
,,-.,- .CO ns idCii'al 1d eblr to Pay-nP; soe f "the(:'f cO5 :- I " Fii ,.-.7-
...... , , '"have/pretty much demorli~ed the loc :l unit at fle.tie.-;;n;
"-" The Chicao Brnch of thle N RP ,.ontineli. :.o:. :.
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01. hoild regular meetings (ene'ally weekly. and on Satr~4~
WAX ~'eveningds) .at.2237 North IWcstern:Avenue, Chicago.,-A
eal Ocoer, 1966, a three year lease. was sige
bu)''I _nare t'lized by NSRP at .2237 i 4orth Westri.~
'"Iby. Chicago Branch, NSRP. l. :'-."
-. .. activetn
N~ISR? at Chicago, ere foud.yii on 9/22/66 o f d'iso r r1Ytzt.
1.%t ..onduct -and. distiibutic- immoral an d in dec e nt -an t i -Nfro
~A<2ltrature on .6/25/66.- r-id bond of $400..
s~s~?'t § c1vd 30 days during h9c Ba de lsi e to lappea .. 1,,*,.1..
It ~. -convictions priol to conducting- any othc SP ctiiis
t On 11 /26/6 ________________
spoke' to group at. R TrT7T21Ltqu:trt.LL wi'c appr OXi1iiat& I"
50 persons in a ttw'a indicated he wasboknq'Q.
2666 al c ui s reattended by i ss than 15 aper-sons- 4
A 2 t'~'~ o.;ea11y seven to ten mcrrbcts,.'xho arc' described as''"* ±
oi Ona/S6 s fir d $25 at HillW'
Illinois, for bein inp~tJ . r f"' E-'"
-~~ attorne~y's fee was $500..~V~4~2lt 'w
Swas tdic1'e 11r ayV in1i U 11 11~.2::i t ~ ~
.%~2:reE sent h im."
_______________________nasattended oni -one'y~>
(ILi pas fiv Le;m'dcr_ of Chicago~
1< ' " ec-1Mns lost interest and should ble repla-ced ' -~ptp
l ntciLrs t at. t tune low, due te xre fmmes,
utlund and general apathy.
U-~~~ x6 rainn t ac'ti v itie s had ,ic ccrc
-,aa dDdto returnl at thi t e.. .ino is' nLncokut
'M w.x-~rifn~members rtbtndax At§ A.r
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V~a'ItXrh ghtsof the' Ku 'Klux Klan ;(KKKI~
-A Ralm', of -1irols' -
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-C - Da~Ilinis tRealmi 'ofth UAKKs-42 t ~~ -;urrentlv '\an ncxtrelkly pr iucf id>
-tjlnoib, has, been .itctul jg -t'ij1-n
ciu c y WaFs.._ansin Iubrte an~i'resoent1v"aI 1''tng--~
ia ~~lor-s u _lg charges,'scbeudule d f o
sa beeni specifically ,charged *,vith.exp_1oding bkt bol'ts 1'" , .4 -
~ Mi wukee, ne atNAACP Headquarters' tner anr
t~t< te~bsinss9a publclyl'dentif ie9 ConflfufllsL Party member.- ' A
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e Chicago Division :continues to f ollow ' -.
tzh velopments conce rning the v -n ari1ous .hcourt act io ins  °¢
fiv 1:-ing- the local .unit ,of the ANlsand he Chic
DE--ision-w ill be alert to further, capitalize .on these'
",developments.;-' Additionally;-" sources of the :Chicago Div1!.
'follow 'the :actiiities of .the localounit .and inform tion '
.-haw ."': been .furnlishe d 'to the .IntelligencesomUnit o"--- t hs'
.-Chicago. Police Department,. w'hlich insoeitacs s
i,.2resulted in police action against the local ii ft a  ..[ANPJ
None .%-
UA KKKK "-!
[ -- , ••The Chicago Divisior ,; :
,".continues to follow the legal action -,. '-nst",.,
and will advise apcpropriate auth.....ties or su ..
C.'-,' onfidential" informan.tshae:didtatle
cninued fines and pending violations a is" h Clicazei:
Unit. of- the " ANP- are. :caus ing great c once.rn and .t hey y:a r e'z .-
-co'ntinually being pilagued by -poor finances which, i~t Iso ,, .--
ntcpted tw£1 gr~eatli hinder any immedi'ite :plans of-"t -*.r Wr
XG.
4st*dthe ical ANI uiit - poi
,ii i... .reula,-meetings ad sources portvity atit ais i cons is tus toere ly ofV m-
thes concerning the ardiscusd curt lact anc:,)l in-the ._lca -unrlit of the ANP.and..the Cic
D; r- 'ii ision 1Y III:i l b6 a lert to further,- capitalie on t-eer
]kH' d evcl opmenis-. -.:-Add itiona y,. ; sources of. th~e , Chica o- i i~
0 4 0110w,-thc '-~ti ~ities.o f the jocal unit nd -inFo r~ tdij
~~.-:~has een f 6"shpd 'to, the .Intellignce Unit,-of:, _ljjt;Z~~
~~~~-~ ~ -Chicago.. Police DeparStment, i-ich in somre ins at sti~~~
~~~~,eule in pol ice actioin "against --the local un v.. Iof~
NS13 -
~,~~:: UKA'; KKKK
~'~._. IThe Chicago Divisio -
~ .;c n e ue to fullo w the le-zz 1 a c L u ::~;'li~~0? :~ -Ind will a~vise arpro prite auti-riti-~J ul ~"i..;
~~-:-~ .II:mationio that i I I strengthten t tc:s-~ ~~~s. i:~r
A, j'I.oherwlisc a. e a no; , dtn. I~inis 'Kla.i;--~
-Tangible PuIsu ts
Cur. f ientia I inf orwa n'ts havre dvised -that_ intl~
tcninued f i s and pe n d i ng violations aaainst the C h 3 o-~~~:
o f -t h 6 ' A N P -a r e .-a us i n g g r e a t -o n c e r n a n t h eyra r e '
~ dtinually -being, p lagu e by poor finances whi , i
icpted w3U. geatly hinder anv imlnt6d iate t Pla ns,:o
-i~~~t~e f estr i t ee ollr-t~ ac fion p AyDp-_q-
~fi~~~str~~-~ helocal ;AR un ittor~~~e~pn-t
5- 13 g.1, re gu arr:_i meetingj s axi 66rcs r o t-.
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"It
-has advised.t lat-s .,,
S de the leadership of'th e "
t there hasbeen a general ack of interest and pojor . ( .
"4' .a tendancez .nd lack of oforga niza t ion at the NSRP, -unit".
UKA KKKKc
;t s indc m ntre
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t- he Illinois 'Klnn and that for all prac:i., l 'prpe i
-'wlf~; : ,e~r fo.ctions as an or nizat ,on. 1 , -•-= "
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tR~d : SAC, HICAGO (157-382) (174 .I J$AI11
OUBJECT: PROS TEA.1 -Lt -4%-b
-INTERNAL SECURITY - -'x
-~.,DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
-, (RO'.ERT IA -HLTON)-
- .Reryirtel 1/13/67 enclosing lii., -i
-- ncosed herewith for the Bureau arc 8 copies o " '
dblaractetization of the United 1lzns of America,,Inc.; Wi
~'copies &ach of such char acterizatijon are enclosed for Ba irmri ngIhal,
and Charlotte. .. 4
-~ The Bureau isrespectfully rcquestedjd reiint +-
of ices are requested to attach same to LIIMenclosed with 101'
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T "IC MCLU
UNITWSO ME A NC N
:- <. ... Records of Supe. ior Ccr O:TFuton County Georg;.
how that this. Klan :orgar intion was granted a eorporatef: harti '
o 'JLbn.February 21, 1961: at Atlantn,.,Corgia,under t-he name United { ., '..
:Klaans i,Knights Ao the .Ku. Klux Klan cf Ameri-sq .Inc'.: ..;.- -"--
>~:.:-,.-..: A source advised on Fby:ary 27, :1961, that United-.-
t.Uglans ws: formed as arrsult Of a split in the -U.S. Klans, --
,, ;-.nights of the Ku ,1 k.J-Kla n, Ic. Ac_:rdi n tthe souree th e
S. ?spli t resulted from s l-ade b.i.hgD dispute ani United Klans has
.' ;th'e" same aims and otije.t ivees'a the pafrent group. These at
:,-the" promoti oft of A e; :eica is .-witw Spe nd seelg tion
"Fr tof "the races, -.,-- ., .:-;.:Y. A* - . ." _
' r:-:: ~The first sore <an aseondl source advised inJu
1 that United .l., Knigh O aif the Ku Klux Klan of .America-
_ 'Inc., merged with Alabama Knights, Knights-of the Ku KluxKlan; '..,
The merged organization established headquarters in Suite .'0.., :- <" .-:-the 'Alston Building, Tuscaloosa Alabama. The .organizationis-. L
directed by Robert She'lton Imperiai P'izard, and is the dominant ....:.-..lan gu in t Sou.th with o its " several -Southern cities.3
.?. ".. .On August 14, 1961 the second .our.ce advised tha:
F-heorganization formerly known aAs Unit dn Klans, Knights ofthed I
-Ku Klux Klan of America, Inc. .ould be known ii the futtire eas
-Unrited Klans ., ofAria, n i s of th .Ku Klux Klantb
i "The second scurce said the name was changed :by a- resolut2ion
* : ' _dopted at the Naticinal Kionvocation held Jul 8, .91 at. .
• ~,-". Indian Springs, Georg.a .
-The second source advised that at. rimeetri n at.....-; :
PPratty11e, Alabama., on Octob r 22. 1961, ma ority of.the-:
-. !-Klaverns of the U.S. Klans; Kinigts of the Ki Klux Klan merge.-
.ith the United Klans of America re I ., Knights of the KuKu , ::-v o of "r Z-.- ca n i, -. ',-X:- "F -~pez 'an, -~ g k ' ' '
"of ourrces1
'In ,. euriab1m K.naormation in tothe Kpast
Th'mrgd rgniatonesalihp haduates -<,'Aso ulinTsal~oa lbm. h rai
-V-_dretd yRoet h, '4 o; r-i 1 i o;a di tedoian.'_;
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O -DIRECTOR, FBI (157- -9) (174-223
FROM- -SAC .CHICAGO (157-382)- (174-.- ) ;
-5.SUBECT: --- COUNTERINTELLIGE CE PPOGRAM:--.I ! •. J
.-.:, ° i "-,, s INTERNAL _ISECURITY .. ... .] pt " . , .
f:,:-.j -: i .-.DISRUPTION OF. HATE GROUPS .":'-l -t'i., ,> $ :y"SN ,.: i. " (ROBERT M. 'SHELTON):- ., '
S::k ; C. .' CHlARBOM -": -.- t Bmbin g fi 9t ?0.o
: q4 " Re Birmingham airtel to Bureau 3/3/67 with lose
:<' -I;;HM captioned "INFORMATION RELATIVE TO TELEPHONE CALLS REPORTEDY::'.LACED BY ROBERT I. SHELTON, IPERIAL" IZARD, UNITED KLANS ,OF
:AMERICA, .IKC. (UKA), KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN DURINGPERIOD•,
:I ;DECEMBER 3 -31, 1966". _ -
S,. ....Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is the originali
; :- . ,=s::-:and 7 copies and 2 copies for each recipiens office of. an '
": LHM relative, to telephone call placed by SHELTON to heat om :,:
Ilninumber. .SE F
~-':. ' :- Bureau (En .8) (RM) (AM)"
Birmingham LEnc. 2 RM) (AM) -~ ~
~~EI~- -157-835) ."
Wr~l~Fn 157 9p p r o v i'4; .y• oy .« r. , ... + for N7 ii +' i ' t S eyS
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.March ..
S"INFORMATION RELATIVE TO TELEPHa CALL
S2 -. X..t.,r ... ' 'INC. (UKA), KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN ,k'. °', F" ,- ,FEDURINGALBUREAU ODECEMBER 3 -ST 31, 966
...-.",Re'ference is made t6 memorandum dated March 3,
.at Birmingham, .Alabama, captined as above, reporting th at o
telephonically contacted number 312-668-3630, -Wheaton, I noa.u. - c. -P - ,,',
.... "'Through a telephone information-serviceof"l'-,.. . .• .....
' ,of America, -Wheaton, Illinois.
SConcerning the Church League of America, it isnotedhicago Tribune'", a daily newspaper o.radugeneral crculato i
-ChicagotB area, labamacapt eda above, reporting t hree t:. .
sympsium 13, 1966, Robert M.heltomu ism held at theWizard, UKSheraton-h
' Htel (March 10 11 antacted nuber R312-66o-363r e heaton, 1 inor
.League of America, which was described in the 'aaic as aInrou article whon e informatired on pagservice61 of the
': "Chicago area; n i d on March 13, 1967, reporting on above-refered
: that telenatponal symposium on commun66-363 istedm, sponsored by the Chuch h agu
of America, tWheat, llinois. reflected:
Concerning the Church League of nerca it iu s noted o
opsthat an article which appeared o n Pchuge r0,es ion AeB of th_
Chicago Tribune", a daily newspaper o-gmm eneral circulatiions -noronhe
, .Chicago area, on March 13, 967, reported on a .three da rt
a. symposium r on International Communism held at the Sherato your Ch
SH.otel' (March o10, 11 and 12, 1967), sponsored bytheChurch-
,League of America, which was described in the article "as a
IChrtistian oriented antiScommuniSt group
0. ~--~ -'In an article which appeared on page 61 of the ChicatQ ':
44- rt Sun-Times", also a daily newspaper of general circulation in the 22
Chicago area, on March 13, 1967, reporting on above-ref erred f6o"K$ '-m
{nternational symposium on communism, sponsored by the Church League
*of America, the following is reflected: -- r six ,
w , -a.;z "-A League spokesman described it as a group of iay persons
27W ;- o pposed to liberization of Protestant churches in America'C2?t. s
s ThVs~ meni cpstains neithersrecommendatios -nor concilS -
ofth dgral ueau Investigation. .It is the propertys<f
--tbhe al Bureau of-Investigation and is loaned to your .agnt :-
.t"'aini s :contents are not to be distributed outsidei youir
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InsnA~cnmry-- .td~
DIS/WOkUPTN.OF, 41J\E -GROCPRd)AcM ~i
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K Re Chicago letter .dated 12/30/G..
Submitted~ herewith, in aMrdanCe wt ueuisrY
<7"n '_,;tioAs rekarding caplmned program, are statistics of. the -ChiCa~r K
Division for the period. 1/1/67 through 131/,7.
n i.a1 Conteri~cntellgenc Action 7.A
.1 '1 P o le ' Tt-
RnationIl Social!t WhitePole'Irt
(NWP) ka- Sancrican'Naziat (AN?),
Chicago Branch
GEORr 1,t o--tf t ANP, con" --
lac -- GEORG s--f rM'fl
A his arrest by
so~ wolryconduct c - -.-. Th ~ ),-Ccr-'-yi~onqmOxO,~
from tihe Circuit Court in Eranstc';, 111nni, a! .-rV#
request, back to the City of 'Chicago, ,-n:d the can, -. o~t'
cal.endar of the Circuit Court at 26th rm 2 Califur.a. The trilfQ
Ant iwhich has been nostpaned op a num:tcr of occasions L Wfar 3/Q 07
4.,. -Phe restraining orj'-r issuess by U.S. Ji-trct Jdc'
jOSLP- SAMA PERRY, Northern District of Illinois, ajqttt cPtior, do
'. orgaizatof continues. Li] ,rcsrtricts tiI AN MT lt mci
marckcs n Chicaoan icit olhid:'ys nYtuv :p F
-act'',i tier within certain prose~ ud ar en ht:~ -o. idays.y-
'c tv~ ytz~lr2~;a1disputy bct........ W .ty of0 hi
DpriTlea3ad ;the: ATTI builxnh LflA v-Wcs -' h- o trcet 1ovcr A
N'7 vialations COInt~flt, The t-rpvfi this'a Mi-11i,
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SY. 'W s-r As - ^t
wosed . vacate .. 1.4/67 hoev l a St... . NP u. o.a." a at pd
a. tt emptiy4nt4 o. a s+upr fo h o .er oa t amn .
r e 'ts c .^- aeha. i- s .t h e a f ,C c.
Freedom .Movementouthen- -Chistian eade:rshi Con feree
TI qcHAR R'POiITNO had ordered that the building was t6e t
e~-sed and vacated by. 1/4/67, .however, the local AND uit Wa :"':.A-.
ifan appe l on this poiht and wvere per itted e :to -remai.h in"' I.
cr:g; 'bui dih<'3pendinc ithis ap peal -
S -.. .Within the pst month, evra. eTers f ft. " t tlea
r have tbeen in the Gage. Parik- arque te P aie ea iof .Chic o .
-"ratteApting to t:ain support fornd theirt hoganiation :Sa ngc tb t.
1/66 c d -toh 2/27/67, ever al meetis w e ithoF,
l residents o-.meithis area. This istbe rea f severalCh .
.--:Freedom ~ovement Sdutherl-Christianf Leadershi Conf ere e; , ...
Sopen hosi civil rights maches during thd suun,.e, f:;o G.te:gi
The NP emlersere fstunod hsth n tes pctd eo ad Acold notal
"-". they. prsued this activity they taoutde ihe. was all t roug r th N5RP c v
-- .National States Rights Pari- - " .-
ao. abu n- (NSRP)te Chicago Branch .
S Chicg The Chicago Branch of theNSRP vacated their ead,. a t :
Squiarters spaceat 2237 North iestern Avenue, Chicalg Iino
on m/26/67, due to lack of funds to pay treir rent. '-ince-" h ou11/26/66, thr3ugh /25/67, several meetints were ,eld itojn. -,=
less than 9 members -i aettend ie thae. t
....... ...... ........ ... .....
-cue -n i, is il ainten est itu te .tht .di...t.:..
tn theights ofPth.tKu Kant US 6 or T person fBrrrly active Nn tc e ' L u' ntheir ea ,
-,i° -ppm-oprinte meting place in Chii p 't-,c" or LC ..id. .stated h wcatds all. it c hat the-1S N4AM ... .,"
: ti. 'nthe1Si'-a o ahis disillu Cira as c1 ri....... C.::.cago cracf; lo. unction at the . le: stat e- ....
SUctivanited itans of Ameriica, Inc. K, we r a -it
t p,4-;,t!u at ed-: ht o the f lat -the N re &.t:.-4in the. '-'.-go-rea o- n i ci a it Ai!t
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agaitng tral. ?Milwake oiss
trin$i ~4 would 2tl o ub A s4'4
urceho al xorsedc illngness to test.4'vify agains~
himas sApse .ditness.cn ~zrzue<rd<~~
?;tjJ ~ .a-it To triate nolatiankeo' eol'ichasDhefQta4ETON hswcUlateve the eto the cr0 -ed tilaukeetoft dscre~dtn
trial ouldproablynt occur ohre of the supar f
-7Pet'i' Cone cintitues to maition-ontct with'
ihformat~' CicatothChcoPoieeprmnof.lclt2 inoure whintr exesse llinness to testify against
i ;-Q~' at his trial. 'Milaukee posecuting: auth~oities hvekr: cev lod !i
s t lh source and' iheicated they .uneift lroegh the outi an
areas.V~t~tS~him. as a :suprise? itness. .
To Ate, no ction to iv .i& aeettakefl&i
if N ~~SitLTOU, howve, .the letter -o ~L1't "i: jipose e.of djsctitifg"
Cl ai-:,;d for theY u:ot -par~t, nur -n_ i arox tne suplo tof-rr--.--
feiluw o~cicerss of-the Illinlois fealr.
+IFknt2<Pend lnv C ounter In t el ligence 'AC t ion '" "; _
NSR .;..At.---'hrugh! its- coerage of ti~cb."P t'rbrouhliv nomalSa
:the Chicago Divs ion has and will' con-tan" to funish tceatr~
i.,nformation t the- Chicago Police te13par trn nt o f -w~iii tesayay
~I~~~-;:an i ntres t and it wll enale this ag0ifly to contifli'~ it~:t Th;W
J. ha hnYnsmkt of the Ch icao A. Sun~it thr-ugh :the cou.t j~~~~;
:,,:1: -aleas..A r
$tfififPifl~ fl~li4 E~'t -~:- ":
d~t .r...Z~a, the evai aous cciul t -actP § nvoV' ~
-4+~~~Au nth. ANes and th Cctwo inasn ni teahi,92'
~-- ~- ~~1-NS RP -"'
:~i~~\~ 6i Nori:~"
KKKK .;An.thlt-ft'V- -,- ---.---,. ~ C ;Sit SQ -1. -
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m6w _' -"1k M7 .+g., tlb I .-
eC ago Division
'o :nues' toIfollow, the, legal ac 10 ga:i will.advise" appropriate.authorities of aly uorma
rel ating {o0 tohe case -against him. .Will also. follow.-4tyma
•"fthe leteir written to :ROBERT SHELTONIpi Wzard
1;-;the UKA itKKK Both actions are discr ed itin pa
E-1- i ois 1Klan.. -
Sangible Resuls -.c"': o .... fhave h
Conidential- informants have dvise ha t -t -o a
_fine and court involvements of -ther Chicago 72NP unit and. Coma-n,-e-
' ROCK ELL and their resulting financial b urden :caused great  ce
at the'C icago headquarters; Recent court rulings: fa a e" t i n
A NP building have disrupted the regular meeting routhne.of t~
i :g -however members continue to congregate. at the headur
;i _:hlentbers have recently been warned xthat any additional AP ad~i
iin Chicago neighborhoods might possibly sulject the AN'P" e, s
to ar;rest.t a ed--JQ
C f ll-n t--"- orhas advised tat theloss 'o  h.NfiSRP builai court been aoher step in ctgenera deterort o
f te smal roup -ha pressecl sore interest n t1 on n .,
o- pobens, dissatisfaction and disillusi n et e. e£. ilinois Klan and there iiN disseasion a o the. ledn:'"-,L,- NSRP uil i- 11 oT tle grro.al ripta xre joei
11 ho u sS:ellaueous -" "
..... Dng th .. ice'.
-noi Klan. = , and,,- thbr. i disnso am
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AIRT--- -:.: -'-:,, ..-. : ----.-, ----... ----- ---- ---' .--, - IG' .7
e --TO--'---,DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9) "-
FROM. : SAC, CHICAGO (157--382) (P )
SUBJECT: COUN'TZRIN.TEL IGEI .pROGRM V
INTERNAL SECURITY -a
. DESRIPTION OF HATE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtel- 3/31/G7.--
:' .' " "-In regard to captioned program, the eo loig i
noted:'
--National Socialist White People' s Party (NSIP)
Captioned group has a continuing proble of finance
During 4/67, GEORGE LICOLN ROCKW.SL, NSat nommander, was ,
S.convicted in Chicago for .disorderly conduct. le..has been-.
:,-sentenced to three months plus 10 days in jail and fined,,er.
will appeal.. Thrlee active members -of the N? N h.. ave en q.
arrested in Louisville, Kentucky for NrSWPP activity." Thier ca
is pending, Chicago INSW,,PP building..iolation. case isstillb ing-,"a
"::appealed in Chicago.
United Klans of America (UKIA)
-nl~ights of the Ku Klux Klan (KKKK) "2
Chlanr!.cs a-ainst
still outst ad.ing gT ELTON, Iaperia
-of rocked all officers in Illinois. Klan s: 'l; ..
, "5/1/67,-and placed 'group in suspended statis due to noo
; reputation received because of criminal acts o:
-1 's Pr tyK (NSRP) 2 7
6_CCica -.agio -Brnc'h of the NSRP vacated their, ru
.ers-spadeat 2237.orth Western Ave. on-2 66
-: 2: ureau (RM) . "
Chicago i.-tg "'~ - "{.. .. -"':
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tb lack 'of -fund s C hi r aglc' s- urc cc as reborte t e .... .
fd'- Aesc.t ifficin a he presn'tm-7
ve in- ~iformaton vill be 2,epprtedit pso
i~ealwl-h umsin 'of te C hi ir 0 Div islo g roa~r~
Zetalvtte umsi
~.-, ~letter 'regarding, captioned atter
T :Chicago remain~s alert~ tO ]Ltuat:L-..- EL:;:~
5 i;ersle:.o Iossiblei actieW uno apjio ned Iprok;a"-.l~~:,~g'"~
Appkop:riate' recommeixktions will- be mdel when situatiao AZ~lr~
varranting same.
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-arC -statif ti_.s df the Chicago Di- son 7 4.r4 .~
p er od' 4/1/)7, thlroukh 6/00/07
* .!''t}rntial, Cou~nter Intell! n "Aci -
.,ja ) S National SDOWI -_ 1IL1  v P n o< y' -E-_ ' o '
.L Cr t ia (rN: -Ccfiiao e'n' .CS.,5 .1 F
w-vm1 o n ha g;I,. n , .7i ? . n, a 44, y-%a: e
:r ui Cou t. C hica o, an yy y..:u.. , ---7 0 J f t i -o n o nWu x:- 1 ~ ~ ~1- 4 ' ~ , v
,.,t and was fined -tota1 --!.
L I o n 'ot c a n Ai : s1 ' L A .J t4 ji , 2 .
f .;lie i:ttnds to a)cL .viac l:u 't y: tjf Tbite :
)QfCffl in O In ",. .t I'A x.on. r~ rcstr'a 4  ing * iv
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., ) SeilAentm Charge:°xt74 + x .

-. holidays and otherwise enga.ingin .Rti, "-ities'-. ivii
entainrescrilled .arebs ':onreis ,ias
.. . The .1egal ispute betyecl th Cit ao
: ~~;~~l .cont i n .Th ight of .the NSr. 2, ~to evd in~i~:~t~i~~
b-1uiIl3; 3:1 st-i4 st Oi it
-.¢ ... Chi. n g o D ivision o'f th e, NSi? I; have beer ari ested % "" ; .0 '
en ag n i SP .a.tivite-s..  -r ee' c<nb rs' o ... e-M N
local unit were arrested ii Louti.illeK r ick- 0e;~-"'. .4/20/G7,, where .their .trial \<6'.1: be co du ted and ne '
....- ..... scheduled. appearance. is .7/7/67 .ir .Lo isville.: .' ...,"
., - e chaar'e -in this matte.- w"it ni -i
-"t.i. 'Tarr'env tille illinois, @, .6,70 3,/6, , the, dn o t o,-,f ...".,: .-
.-civil ri.g ts tent-in.. i t. p n
' '- -"} .. ° O th r " .f ines En d le :-y e-r!'s , f e s e n in
-rain th.e funds of thells r ic:..o.. _ , .n-.t
GE. LNL 2 7 E1 n t us b i'Sncl Otfierl 3TUt lE i:1se~
.et o stiant. :tr. aa g e' a _e icvi; " .. d a~at n lrsl ~ Stae ighs.
"MP)," hiao ReiniktebAveaticC
.their h adr ua',te d uey to lc or "f 5:"'s,
" ---.." --" ...-.." oB o-L a j .i fnClit4i6a gi ng
'uled v.)p 4a -ouislle.
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by U.S. District Judge JOSEPl SAl PELJ, I ) , continues.
This -t-icts the AP for conductig ;.ches Cic
Ion Jewish holidayvs and otherwise en,"'a''gp  in activities
: v:ithin certain precribCed: a'reas\ on ,.vl hoi as.
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SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENC E. .PRO G-ISRe Chicago air t Burau
Submitted herewith for the information of the B auCaptioned organization in process of bein ce
out of thei present hedqurters building by the City o
Ch4Rcago Building Department. SWP members hope to be' able
L- to secure anotherbuildin to fontinue their operation howe ei wildepend upon 4h hetherhe necs ars fia nucng .
' obtained. NSip sources advise if Chicago SW-PP 'leades a
-. -unabb to raise this money,, they will probably move to NSPP.-National es Rights a- r t(
Sorganization. NSRP members , C io currently devotg ::.
a .e forts resu reo ALLACE for president. .die. Th-- i • 'R- 'eChicago airt.- to Bureau at ed. 9 ". -', ."AD.w,-Sb-. - herle tci ,th fo th e ino mtin ft't e. .. ..
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entire slate of the Cook County WALLACE for President Committee,
as of 11/20/97, was made up of !NSRP members or sympathizers.
.United Klans of America, Incorporated
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA, KiflK)
Realm of Illinois
S.At KKeOKKJI,
11.1,bez.. -is about 23 persons.ip ii In 4L b eo
AI No public meetings, rallfs or deonstrations cu-rently being
P held.
- Chicago is carefully following activities of the
S6above organizations and remains alert to logical disruptive
tactics that mighIt be utilized against- these groups; however,
as indicated, none of the above organizations are currently
operating as a cohesive unit with an efiictive plan of action.
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AIRTEL------------ .(priority)
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
FROM SAC, CHICAGO (157-382) (P)
SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
IS -DISRUPTION OF HA.TE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtels dated 9/29/67 and 1•/30/67.
Submitted herewith in accordance with Bureau
instructions regarding captioned progran are statistics
of the Chic.go Division for tie period 10/1/67 through
12/31/67.
1. POTENTIAL COUNTER.INTELLIGENCE ACTION
National Socialist ,'hilte People's Party
i (NS',',P), aka, Chicago Branch "I
The city of Chicago, throuogh the Departmcnt
of B.i ldings and the local courts, has toon successful
in removing the local NSWPP Unit frori their heio,; ..t::e.a t
building, 1314 West Ohio Street, The NSWPP must vacae-
by 1/14/68, and have moved most of their belongings
elsewhere. '
Chicago NSSPP sou-rces have advised that
S, M Presen f the Chicago Y SPP,
" i plans to move to Arlington, Vir .T 1 in J:nuary and give
a up the Chicengo Headqunrters. second in
coirmiand at Chicago, aill carry o In a limited way from
i-anlrat ment recently rented at 624 'a Street, Chicago.
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gi ll till face court
charges in Louisville; Kentfucky, as a result of their
arrests in this city in 4/67 during a racial disturbance.
I National States Rights Party (NSRP)
Chicago Branch
Th. Chicago Branch of the NSRP vacated their
headquarters in March, 1967, and have been relative
inactive since that time.
)"  NSRP, spoke before the Mido, est- Con.,- eno-i oE le .c
at Chicago; approximately 60 people attended.
stated they needed to reorganize and
revitilize NSRP at Chicago.
I.- f l as also in Chicago 12/67 and was in
contact vwits Chicago, NSRP leaders. He stressed tihe
need for NSRP headquarters in Chicago.
In 12/67, Chicago NSRP nbers assumed complete
control of the Cook County Commitiee of ;aTllacefo-" President.
All directors of the Committee are NSEP members or
sympathizers.
Indications are that NSRT- activities at Chicago
will increase with the advent of incroeased activiLy of
militant Negro groups.
United Klans of America, Inc.
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA, KKKK)
Realm of Illinois
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The Illinois Realm is contemplating no activity
in racially tense areas.
2. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
- National rrcialist.White People's Party (NSWPP)
Through live informrants, the Chicago Division
continues to appraise the Chicago Police Department
and other interested agencies of the plans of this group
so that their efforts nay be minimized.
National States Rights Party
Actions being followed closely.
UK e KKKK
"K Activities being carefully follo!ed clrough
3, TANGIBLE INFORMATION
NSWPP
Informant information has boen utilizec successfully
to help enable the City of Chicago to di: rive the NSWFPP
of a headquarters building.
11SRP
Not functioning at present.
UKA, KKKK
Group's activities being carefully follo-wed
o control any possible threat in the near Iu .
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SUBJCT: O'COUNTERIN.TELLIGENCE PROGRAMI
. IS -DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 1/2/68.
ions Sub.,ited herewith in accordance with Bureau instruc-tions regarding captioned program-arc statistics of ti. c'ic&.Division for the period January i, 195 8, trl-ouij' .!arch 1, 108,
I. POTENTIAL COLNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION>
NATIONAL S.C.IALIST 'iTE Pl:OPTLES
PARTY (NSWPP), aka, Chica:Do Unit
Sincc January, 1968, the Chicago Unit.: NSWPP. has beenj... without a headquarters building. The City of Chicaco through its building department and the courts vwee £uccessful in .rir: -
Sing pressure to bear on certain buildig vioolat ions wi:ich reui edin the closing of the building.
Subsequently,
S cretary. NSW'PP, :o,ed .o tIe S, N.- headquarters in Arlington Virin i a, " .: he~P- T ---" --. 'a -•
T ' - i .1 Chicago u'it s 1., shl-therbt f orcn:rly Secc .in Cc :., -.c at C icnaas an a r::e 624 "- StreT a .ry er e' inflormnaly here fr., tie ti;:e
Ch ::. rces there is little or-1- -"=
j-' 10 / or - 3 2oCc" se of 73 ', 0 1 0,- L .... i 1 "o
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Also, recently a Chicago source has ret-Oted a
A q splintering action against the NSWPP by oneF S. a former NSWPP officer, who is disgruntled and is des2xoas
of forming his own group with support taken from present
NSWPP members and sympathizers.
NATIONAL STATES RIGHTS PARTf
(NSRP) c ;.ICAGO BRANCH
The Chicago Branch of the NSRP have been rel-Itively
inactive since they closed their Chicago headquarters in
March, 1967.
In December, 1967, Chicago NSRP members assumed
completecontrol of the Cook County Committee of Wallace for
President. All directors of the corrmittee are NSRP members
or sympathizers.
In February, 196S, National Of icials of Wallace for
President Committee visited Chicago .;ith WAL:-.ACE. At this time,these officials indicated that the previously organized Coolk
County Committee of Wallace For President .ould cease to
represent the WALLACE organization,
By this action, NSRP members: ;ho dominated the Cook'
County Committee for Wallace were reduced in i.mportance in the
if: overall Wallace for President group.
Despite this action, NSRP meo i:, Chicago 6i devotinrF
efforts at this time to seek WALLACE suoport.
UNITD KLANS OF AMaERICA Inc.
KNIGHTS OF THE LJ KLUX KLAN (UKA, IZKK)1. " RF~RALM OF ILLINOIS
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The Illinois Realm is contemplating no activity in
racially tense areas.
~ NATIONAL KNIGHTS OF THE KU
it" KLUX KLAN, INC. (NKKKK), .$ CHICAGO BRANCH
Ti.:: NKKIKK, Inc., Chicago Branch, came into existence
.~in October, 1S67 and v.as h V."', -vnd on December 28,
1967, M w O at that time
w as a.as suspended as a result of his
af f.ililt w :n N7K4I. .
I opened up a headquarters office in February,
1963 at 1M 4 ost Addison, Chicago, Illinois, under the sub-
trifuge of an advertising agency.
I Through liaison with the Chicago Police Department and
on action by t:ic Chicago Police Department, the owner of the
building at 1119 West Addison wa.ms a~pprised cf thc Klan operationS'. -and he has since force to vacate the premises.
Recent1s hi- -ve contacted-- ..ers of the YSP ad th.se
Sare also fol o -in e : ..:. .ti P.
Ihas done considerable seaking in the area and
appears to "0 concentrating on opposing open housing and busing
of students.
S-II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
S/NATIONAL SOCIALIST WIITE PEOPLESii=PARTY (NSWPP)
Through live informants,-zthe Chicago Division contin "
to (prise the Chicago Police Depa-rtvrt and other it erestedi agencies of the plans of this group io that their efforts may ;e
minimized.
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92Mh splintering action by former party member ,
is being followed by source for counterintellige:ce action.
!;TIONAL STATES RIGHTS PARTY
i"UKA KKKK
NKKW INC.
.I. Liaison with Chicago Police Deartment effective inclosing of NIOlY, Chicago licadquz.rs fo.r present time. Ad-ditional inform;:e! coverage ob afforded.
t III. TANGIBLE INFORM.ATION
NSWPP
Infoirmiank- information wvas utiiz:cd in liaiso wit h
S Chicago Police De;artment.to deprive NS'P' of headquarters
i ;:ot functioning at present
SUKA KKKK
--NKK'KK
Group exposed througi an Q liison v'itbL Chica&o Police Department Building Office spacc lost to Klan
by iffectivo liaison.
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.TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9) (157-370)
FROM : SAC, CHICAGO (157-382) (157-400) (P)
SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGEINCE PROGRAM
IS-DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
; ULITED MLANS OF A RP.ICA IN .-"
N ATIOKAL KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KIAxN "R : (KIAN) -. / "
00: Birmingham
V: ' Remytelephone call to Bureau 4/19/68. I
A -Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is tho original
and 1 xerox copy of the following articles which appeared inr. the"Joliet Herald New's", Joliet, Illinois, a daily newspaper of
general circulation in the Joliet area, ;hliich is located zpprox-imately 65 miles southwest of Chicago. The UnitJ Klans ofI ,America, Ir. (UKA) has been recruiting and attempting to organize-
a UKA Klavern in the Joliet-Lockport area (Lockport is aajacent
city to Joliet):
Article entitled "Ku Klux Klan chapte." .s active in'
Joliet area", from 5/5/63 edition;
S ±. Article entitled "On 102nd anniversary, the K'lan fac. _troubles" from 5/6/68 edition:
Article entitled "Deserve no respect-Nefarious is apt
word to describe Klansmrn" from 5/9/6S edition.
The Chicago Office received information the "JolietI.'erald News" was considering running articles relating to the
Klan and its activities in the Joliet are a.s an expose type
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Chicago is closely following this matter and through '
sources, i _ alert to reaction and effect articles had oa -individuals
active in. the UKA in the Joliet-Lockport area and/or individuals
who are beiag contacted as prospective Klan recruits. Sureau__il
;be advised. of pertinent information developed in this regard..'_
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% .teature anc to discredit tim Kla.
Chicago is closely I olloning this matter and throughsources, j? alert to reaction and effect articles had on individuals,
active in the USA~ in the Joliet-Lockpot area and/or individuals
( $who are beinzg conltacted as prospective Klan recruts. 5ureau_wilL,
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p~,,,Unly, p <. nd ,forhe,: '1
p r6~bic fredo-m underth ,<ASIlaw, he has'said, ca end -the 4-
or 6itiontis -tintory-old, &'' V,
tory of iawliessness.it'
<B;''usiness, -&ucation labor,
th rfession tnd thle church" ~- -'\~
ernrintal 'bodieS in, a4 totai
eotagalist the la t c44 Y-,. ;Theprobkmhs enbnghL~-rt 
4wen I_:ICount. e-
-;ae on 'ent Iita an aware ad r--aroused nublic will mlake 40e17iKlan revival he-re o' short dura-
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Dtf! ~~dee1SO 6m ansn
Trmid byPresident Lyndon" The K!an ivith its costumes, re- ... -::Sd &,E Johtno " injodet ..s cy ofits ridiu 't!Tr.. mysterious .ti-" -;j d* :rPan*4=,="" o" " r' ;-a ~ isi "" ~oias i'o
bi ots" and Federal diea ties its flamboyant ceremony,'n or" n W "i .
ofInvestigation Director.J Eal- s lSadestne meetirgs; gar:Hoovr ''owkadly j ackl tourse/-- the slared hatred -...to arl jacka s," T.. ,-a Sr.. - S}' ,
.tr" r 4 t Ku lux an for the Negro, the Jew, the Cath- <+ "rr mbers'.d the'Ku 7Kux K.rn " " "" " h-',' ® s,-., "2
enjy little respect from auth-ol- i and the foreigh bori pro-- ihe .,:w, -.a-. r -es a refuge .Iom heevery-ud ', . x^
SThey eserve norespect-rom- -d y wei'd they-a~i-encaipab: e io ' =.-. informed and r onsible citi- I g . , . -.. .. _' .ze s ..~. 1. ithin the "klairerns" th • n . ,-.• 'terald -News articles (othis 'realms" and een i , nclu di •he
week reveali ng the existence" of), "Imperial empire" there L, a ---"a Holet-Lockport 'unit merely constant struggle Tor oower- c:frms recent reports of in, among the opportunistic, unscru- " ": "
creased .organizational and re- pulous and ru.hless men who -ie - '"'".a rtgin -act-itrityv;,i:northrn Ywith each oher for cont. --ol.-. ,t t t , .e r ..' y ...h r f r cat0 ..,. *
't. T, --rsurgence of the Evidence of the intrigue wih- '.. mn, i:c, was all ut dea 1 ii the organization is the know- " - .srs ;daguus,  egan shortly f:er edge that nembers are quick . og o o"i States SuJi-eme Cburt to help with disposing of leaders t or 'd esegregation of. sch ols through the courts or by expul:-
,,lp54. The activi:v was.accel- sion.:Such sudden ch"nes .m " r- athd by:pissag 'of the Civil leadership have occurred- fre- " , '
Rights et of 1964. -quently in both the Illinois and : e Klan ms" a haven for the Joliet-Lockport rgaizationtolaliv and openly -frustra'ed -Law agencies are. forthe m, rand4embittered. for ,hose- who i part, aware of fKlan activitievr "-"->" " no Tonly tolerate violence. Lut Y penetration of the organ - -cndon it n-even commt:t r don through informers.il en :ho ' ..:Jer r nhe ears. theKlanisW- onsider themselves -pillarstor has been one. ofterroind " rength are often reduced iovi oce. -It.s has , provided a m guivering Wrecks whe they fii d :-1r- rloasb oir responsible and blood- i lthat 'their 'secret" identi: i:::
tht; sty, hoodlums to engage in ! known to ly:, -esdor'cin~g nbery- cr ne. -c .. m .no -ers and the r are eied i for ai Klaen vioence has be- nfriendlv interview . c r,- .n; _. arecen t de. s 5ee. State-an d local aulhoriies are kn w
s eokpt inoreo acicivities ..ons:i [1 hiihern s rweaknesls is n :n iand .Klan leaderss are well aware c na -I " -..bh. h"aratereat of. n tha they :are atched close: .
-: .It.is thi s know ledge, cert a ' a. ..' . b ne rs a_-d.a c i i er r y hac -nich shins p rev en ted irista iE s . ' ' -" h r.er by tiossa ri of olte e lo allyhip .occurred-1fr- _ ... .? .....
hR-rtshandcap  -";o94oweyer in controllings e"t" Ka s , i adgen ts. oi e K lkn':, repugenani deoldgn l.lv no c open]%tatusthey ,ove placei he ree, oasi- --n6 : -on]1 doq latc disconteated : =bilit -fur curbi of t he oair: -",;provoed quivring>H-rekswhethex loafmirep nibaan lod -.h t tat s crt ieniy "4 1

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B , LARRY BOODRY -...... - > r "o--' .. ".. " _: r+ %j Jt 'i" ..." .>aigs he reportedly owus m Y, S, ' .A oiate News Editor t Lock ort " ... ' " .° ....1 f the 102rid ;} -•f I.. Mai, ho'wever, i e Ct " 4 v e
versary of the Invisible Empie-the Ku Klux Kla n -w -.Post Office Box. 85 in Jolit. :-heKr C t Etr,--£1 rii.' ' " vLII
County residents are aware that .R~Portedl .the Jolet-Loe ort I;E >Klan is active locally and has k irn s waiting only for a '
been fomenting for the past two more substantial membership'o years. , g . o. eme out m.the open. . .
The last' aniversary celebra- ^he Ealted Cyclops has pur-1, yyrh mod ": one ... ...£ 'c -t ' r'tl .'" ! '+dv<t
ton atRichmond, Va.. just one >ased a picKup truck in thof
ear ag ondy, ws nded .ficial colors of the Klan. .Itasb reprSub- a red body and white top. At he the olirt popei. ire. a sign, art dy
art 0 ' -receiad its chrter maue, ill be mounted-othefrom. ober.. .M. S elto. .of Tu, rear in ar appeal for new me-.: -, : -,.-,ca!oosa, Wa., Inkiermil Wizard bers,th Unie la .o A- "ic Although Klan raciv'ity in this 8k ao tn ne: ll^ d ila oI a 5mPica; " .4 C , i f Y, , . .. ...-. . areaapparenly .s pmned due
mahlts of the Ku lux an. m part to a close watch byv thee p e
Shelton's is the hirges of 14 , Fe eral Bureau of Investigation, known Klah organizations in the m- nbers have repored infi ra- naion wih a nembership of ti of meetingsof the Natima -. ;
b i 10. 0 h. As1ciai aecf thea A\dvan*em.ent .'i -"
v-lembers of the Will County o Post o eehat B her're ur p ., on ( ' r
Cunit lie in Joliet, Lockiport, to," ccordipg to an informant. n sn
Plainfield, Manhattan, New Ln - -isrdshas kl t-;- i7"" "ig n fr -" "
ox: Elwood, but the center of siod t local ln .
.Th last an.. ....rigs lsb mainly with m n s of p r"Seorganiat ion is apparently i. .isributig .t h .in o f
L< Eport.- **p :'ht" literatureavibl.-a4,recent .reshuffling -top a price -from the Tusloo sa Kinsmen, common in tha vola adquartes, n " . ..tl. Klan s e ntup. resulte in, a r Amon the man items offr.L e kpolte aned Ctaterpil- : ed are 45 rpm reco ds such as.T t oro fe ,cSet o Tapp new e- XL;ahe theee t ma Ae the ^. "
n iedlan -avren" for :
.rh r nvno r nh hc h loceal .
e ed cal industrial ansmen have helped distributesithis aire.a. 1.ia, in.lude a card ad-mr r
l's rhgulu a in pgr o ave j t been,
for: Tuesdbv: nights a .i the United Kleas o pmr 't Th * '
h oei of the.Exa ted Cylos 6 hr side h ears th n er~i i 1,0tt ofCO JPepl

?Mat ),: prmote the pres- O 0her literatur'e notes that the ...-"......
ideditial- canodidary, -of George early !'Ku Klux Klan'! ...'was -,. , .,g
Wallace, foriner Alabama gover, sucessful in driving out the --' ' -'noad an avowed gregation carpetbaggers scalawags and
ist. Buprsikr doaig Negroes who had legally usurp. -.. ;. -. ..:.
, Wallace vote and vilifn t'e uli o.be t"h --" '"
resident Johnson are ake p- ern states.".
lar. .-.. .. -.Rea reading for :
-"ul documenfited" s"ate -- "- '"""me label the United Nations .'" as 1 st i f .-: a
's ,he agnt of.the "fes of our [Robert Shelton, also availa le .': " " " "
f.rom Tuscaloosa. I, ... , . on .pamphlet lsts the prciplesr .Literature is available intend-follo-inlanamong them the agtoprove that-the-American " -
,oVanI .. -""&i Liberties Union is au omni Ct hBou°liclsm t eaches "'breeding ground for subver. l • ,
th .unon -o f church a nda state.)sives ". ..: ,,:. .with the church controlling the The Klan finds the income" " " "' 1.4.t .4'' Pa
state -we believe in the eternal unpular -as do many other " .
sp on nof church and state." -_ bu t the Klan goes further" .
, p "-Indict eery income tax col .led ':he a ' inan C li' letr ,r beig an acessor " --" "
1ie hone, m i J ai y ni treaso ," a handhill reads, ---._ " , ,a-, .-,.? t:
.be tec e e in la oredr r blanks for records and - s .. " a -.Mamy actusnti ons have ben h Oriterate are found in te Firy e,"
gbroulht. aganst the Klan asCros th Kans mnh y pub- ;
lawbreakers. sThe accuntons ation; wha egis uam-paked
are purely newspaper propagan- with articles ong a simlar.F . achrhad tt~ ron o sbe 2
da So far we have not heard of veto. _[ u " -e m C ' -single instance where the n s the,",^B.d
Klan, by an official act, has ". " "-"-'
violated any'law."'  ." "meWe believe in white isprem- ....ae " l.. "nd '-st to
"The Klan beiee that Amer-""
ic is a white man's countryn :do should be governed_:ve , a.hete ,
mes. .oetathe Klan is o anti-. " -.
,Negro. It isthe Negro' ce -riend -= a --Go rthe corore ne andav ile inen t-"s-
mn .ould so let .i5 remal n;t .: j " """ . ' ".rad a msong 7:m if you please."
We beieve tat the NAACP-. .. ..sa .ubversi\ve or nzattn andi
low. rieteIRe crutaenri cmRoman-cross . M' .. .mo..:.:. : "theunin o chrc and satesreei ggrundforsube
tyesl " " .. .
eid we yield to the us ---
togration of white and Negrobut the rlan ahoesfuerthe: ep [vn l Inic evryincme axcol ', ,,.-.,er =
lrd henr m thoclsorav h e-- -; -o bein an acesr t: ..... . !' i" ' " ..... "*'-: ;"i,, '(ic ho i.:o u ' un, t cas- o ' a hadbillreads
rWe wil feachins .: ""tbw hori d nt the unwndI insehe Fier, -:i tn "., , >
t a.. a- sngle inste where the
violated any law - -- --
1 and should e governed bywh te' ~~. ;, 1 -
t. Neroitste Negro'_ trend , '. mf r ° s
Oman ould so ler~l nt tk remabn , er
th AC: 7-.

adag6 .Shelton has ' u itude 'of the Klan."- F' , w..48i't ~~ a c pul L_ g
t ~ar '" Coldmbia, ;ma. ns ..s.ere -- k~ dingy Afid ' that isH olbt
.S , .., .,: : -' : : : : oj a il- " s e n ~t e n c e .T h e r e a r e t h e n i t s 1 0 2 n d a n n i v e r - The otton rob for the ar- e s ulin sr y.. - w. " -u5+sbe k}? " x. , _ <l , t m y.. .soi L.X.. F. ....... ., ..
na 'Klansman csts $11. Sati from mcourt action agai'nst- ,a-<--.
robes worn by officers are $18. ous.m em bers. There is the can -. p .:! -: "-j .7 i" ; ,
Th astteis $2-and the mask stant threat of .penetration .-by -' " " " ="- ""
i s $ 2 .: -.... :; , F B I in fo r m a n ts .-[ --Accordiing to the oas t i.. Most of all,, he is apptrehen-:O« '- r ; .y '. Cq? ' ' '{'S Y rrt
ofthe United Klan of America, si;ve t L t opportunists within the ''.Y "
th e order was first organized in Klan will seize contro! if prison.Pua,.Te n. in ay 18.#.as gates close behind him as a re-
1• soucial club. A year later, it sn .o i 96 ovcin was reorganized as a "regula- 5: Phon's organdzation is ,g
tivit and protective" ognz-the one in which Chicago police-"
don.ga. ,a- men were found'to be involved-The'Kln.'dis3ded in 1872 recently. That was the National
but was resurrected in its pre- Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
enta orm in October 1915 at At- headed by .ames R. Venable of. r. y- lant, G a , as a " is o ca o.-< ''i.Tucker, G a. I
cilat riotc, mil"itr a, eeo- The 5h Iton group with.10,000 7..-. -.* "le, ariualitic, fratalorder membel has gained the es t -n' r
r s ient -t "rom th uerrye f is t es ding ' e ei '"W x
.The anniversary date of May .sen e e a e vilt6 is set by the costitution.a. rits programs were ininted
Th ntdKaso rcby the federal government. EM= •- Knights of the Ku Klux lan, is Alhouer Th the Klan resurgene. .the waist of the Klga organi- has brought current harat-ore -is " Y F.
zatio in the United K taes to- membership to more than 14,- a n _day. rhere 14inall -00 plus thousands of inactive (Klan receives nall n this .. ......ShIton was re-elected Imper- members, supporters asm- Jo ffr.boxparlors, Tenn. lao Maiy~o ISM asie po '5" : '
lal 11'zard for a three-year term pa' of hi lacks iti of, orat the UKa convention in Tus- ganz tion, according poFBI.
caloosa in September 197. dir r. Edgar Hoover.-
H. is currently free on appealI 6ar ti:cl in ourh Am ex "
bond on .4 .cnviction for con- icane atsati oh n Jornal- "",. " " " tempt of Congress in Septtber 1ioe si .The Kln r J R V 19a. The convicon lowed his seats .thoroughly repu
faidure to produce scords sub- iel yand force inimcal t ..--o ' : ! "- poenaed by the House Commit- the ifare of our cou nr,00 u t s' -t tee on Un-American Activities act s gne the ov" 'duorisoceirin flurri]ati y gniof te gay- -1s -e besh after": c Ij., -:
i e on Klanerment will not be sufficient -
g us -, .t h remselves tobring the Klan
Shelhon received a one -yeari under~control". ...• ~.sentence and a $,000 fine. In -"In the final analysis, the.pri
his appearanc~e as a wimness be- mary respon~sibility for curbirg". " -: fore the House co, mmittee, he the Klan rests with the public -,invet doe F Fth Klo gan y an a re hambilize
and 14th inendre S -sD o-Dii-deand mtoem be r tec-han 1 -" .-
m g to ma tr ,qu - tio f f"ed~ usie aw. will.' --' M re areion bring alout control of tve Klanreie s ml i ti r "
of Lt. ColiLeileT A. Pennl on n " "- -"- """" .":"- .:-'" a' Gorg ahihway in 191 and -Terefore key senents of -
athe At ia s hio rVaepltion .o tq joi J , y "L"uon oneAr onitomefr, Alna., wit g ovina len Jua. '
m 196.* constructive, -systemacn, nitee on Un-American .... ac . ; aen o theffo.fore the-House committee, he the. Man rests with the public.;~~
- : % :---.:, laro e the, F-irst~.. .. ...... .. ana-ue ad moiizdKa,, ._. .:n k's. ,ands 14th A mend. " -.: ',--: .- "M e 3 ,t n u el t ati onrb r i g a b u t c m i o I o f ' have beensn , ,.. msc, nfanedtois1 a strim aso thlbyi9_ tnurderr torf of vioenc~hee and la op': less ° 1. r x n a a;:ril* t- -
the fata sotingi of Mrsh. Viola the populPetation bg -i--ust join. ;:~~
;P --ceordnnear Mo ~ntmey', la.,withgovenmeal .he s in ae~ ~ .:~~
.. corstructitesvstema.c coon' " Mir ' ^i- rr '-""
"z~~n , , dimt d Kan d totalb effot gaist!. ,, p -,. -.r"s , !s :

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Assocae ew dit ..:.r.:l ...... -zitKl. . .(indicate paqe nome .;..
i e 102nd nnversary tday Wh free on bail prior to hi P7 § ti 1-, :a: , ..: '
fe hKvK]ux Klan-finds the trial. henec,:a demoiistra iv:-' ; ....:" ,ranizatonacedwia r- felow was arrsted in 0'  "
Torer Grand Dragon of man towire an explosiv e to an -: .:.
Illinor !realm nowis serving enemy's car. That shage a.5-y -earocrm in tl e Wisconsin later dropped e s c over, :_'.
{ate Penitentiary and Robert .Williams, who lives-on .Cali- .
Shelton..Imp-erial.Wizard of fo:rnia Avenue in Chicago, now " "' ..Sth United Klans -of America, iears allc applican s for meUnepare- en..-Kn ghtse zof the Klux Klux Klan is bership in Klans of his realm. iv!- .- ,4 .
onod the verge of .imprisonment He and the Jolie area Exaltedi fede rat charges ... .Cyclops chaere of hictimize las
ho -; I in re.klaern, in tie fanl bY a Matoon newspaper-olieo..area nd is one of athe to wire an ms.ie to an V
j cent ,additions to the illinois eTl' reporter, posing as a bar-n " -ealm.'tiMembers from Joliet, ltendro, pplied to Shelton :.
ockpo: , lainfield. Manha- Tus f o osa Avenue in Chicmember-
ttan, lwood and oth er cm amun- clears all applicant s for mem-n-
:ics ni ct regularly on Tue Klday ferred to iliams of hiubsequent- alm.
onights at the hoverge of th Esalt- He and the reporter Exaltfound ed
l fed Cyclops. the. nits top man, amon thwere membership at
irP ~knort. Lockport meeting: .- " : " -Headiters 'for. the Illinois When he detailed hinewspaexper-1olie ---area is o m . . - -ma "
realmis at-embers Winthrop Harbor, cnes in a serieds of five atonles .,
Svere a Bill Williams now ules in |he Maiton daiy itl;e to .- , - S tan,, lwood a peniter co m. shigns an pplication testifying OL
S nei t regularly on Tuhad plan feed to h is beliams.ef in the quent
r--the Christian rehigion, the main; chtst fthound ho of th Exalt- v the reporter found himselfeha e
ed Cyclops. he nis toppe the membership at pe m -... -
t~ed ers for te Illinois When he nd tleden s r-h exprirealm is at Winthrop Harbor, n s in a series of ive artiiecs D -.-,%
hene ~-: ...e hristuizanre"-the ains,
n beginimmediatel payinguusm.dues of.15- ayear. -Of itteihnttt,s Drago tesni- amo t,50 cents amonth isKnme
mon t inow Kla e sman. aed t- di a l e tHa-
p himself ucceededf consp o ns- qa r en aad .-V l-
st falsit when his prede aes ntt l cenmsato ois re Cmend ya- ntiar termn. sigs anem application testify Nhcnevj who -had plans to qAt r his beIlf in the "tenets -f _j .-..'"
" -- T. Christian religion the main
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' Submitted herewith in accordance withBthrough June 30, 1968,-iO
ational Socialist White Peoples Party /276
SSince January, 1968, the Chicago Headquartear
the National Socialist White Peoples Party (NSWPP) h .V-F
: hadi no a tera been relatively, inactive. . .%has moed to ,:
Arlington, Virginia, ad (1 57 99)dly"Md R' cnig the oper t Beau
, Sources repor h is disgruntled o cause of lac
.instructions from Arlington e p are st""..
"W f •Chicago sources report on any activity th gr-throCHI (157 382) (P)
'SUBJECT: COUNTERNTEIGENCE ROGE ACTION
attempts, and if pertinent, this is furnished to theSChicago Police Department. This is evidenced by ap osRe Chic ag airtel to th Bureau dated/29/68.-
Submitted heewith in accordance witBurea03' '
-instructions regarding captioned program e statstislhI of tbe Chicago Division for the period April 1, 1968,p: opose
p:,.they w (NSWPP) aka, Chicgfr -"Unit 4 -
Since January, 1968, the Chicag HeadquartesfZP~r'X'; Einstructions from Arlington.
ltb. .icago -'.

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~~ ~ ~-t v ~j6-source al so reporeW ni crreicsln ~
.OU Rhin 'the'organization Thsws alsodseini4V
ago surces Icontinue to f ollowi limited activities',- i~t t,~At':r~kthis gop, AA~-*
~National States Rights Party (NR) .k
"Chicago Branch
I:-~s group has been incIVe snce it 'cosdyte-Tvtj
A Ciiicago headquZA.~ters in March 1967,
b~AAr. IV'M. NSRP members locally continue to seek luprr-K'for tie candidatcy of former Alabama governor GEUOE ,WALA2.Chicago source reports -on sictivities of supporters Of: thiS4WFwgroap and of' attempts tc~te-:establish a local unit
~~ ~ Knights of -thXfiiKlan(UZE) <.
A --- Realm of Illinois- ,txtN4.
ReetlAhe Chicago Divisin received Anfot'rm -z' *+4tioii that ,the "Joliet Herald News" was cons iderii'g r 4#jt~~s-article s relating to the Klan and its, acti iic zvi4 2.A
Joliet area as an e:.nose t'*ne fr-n--.r,'rr
.7 uris~edthe Bureau. ---- ,-.,-, ,~.~4A'
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V~~~t  _oacernizi -reato±thjrie 13W
des hd disuptive' ejject;a. l Kal~~id disfiside ale "bhas beeniflablrto
sL ~ n -Joliet are asbe
m th accela the f h la 1'ti
deeO3ij at alirthe otentil LSh Ka
area.rearea unknownl. -1, 1.-:
4 -~'~< National Krtgb$S Of Ithe Ku KlIIi~a ~.- a
4;>'; Chic ago ranch
TheNlCKK,~hjagOBiaich, oprated frOm 14
West Addison CiC frm//6 hugZ//8trw
the gopdtr
-ta .4'* epal:ture '~Chicago.deriat0utl *
t is instone Goti o-iaN~
'-"-U ~~~He presnas*L JPrp r
lv, Thre i n0present knowfl orgtflilation3r jhog
of he ormr members continue to reside in Chica t-7V<
71V i~ P(DING~ CUNT-INTELIGENCE ACTIO
z~. -r~t ~ 9 Natonal socalist white-Pe olesLf YY.:
Through~ live informants, thI hcg li
continues coverage and i lr o l osbeftrt~
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-i -IREC .i "FBI/.. 57-9_ )''.(157-37.
SB2 C OUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROG --R"A B. -DISRUPTION OF HTEG
"'- :.. ......UNITED KLANS OF' AldIERICA, INC'-.... ."NIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX YN ..
OO. '[ -00: " BIRMIINGHAM -"- ." " "+r
.P s_. , -- (BIRMINGHAM, FILE 157-2222). " -: '" "-6 -M:-. "r !-
Re Chicago airtel to Bureatu dated,5/21Z68?-' as captcioned above, Chicago airtel to Buz eau dated : : .._6/27/68, captioned "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM ." --, FD 8E S DISRUPTION OF HA TE GROUPS"x. .... .
Enclosed. herew ith for the Bureau rmingh xl^ .-e -,rnnd fhoenix is a xerox copy of a d appea in in.. Y .The. Chicago Tribiune", issue ,of 9/6/6 -.U P" Y"J6 " ..
-" -- The "following "is liefd s -- -'$ rv '= c * K vL .. .s s'a y..'a i -rs. 3 ,+... -"i s t :.i.'': '.....-
Dossible iton of" counteriritellig.ence value agait. t? a he ted _ ..Aeri a , .'nc.., u .Klux Klah ..
in '"fhe The enclosed- ad of Ram:ada Infis appere- ,'i n te Chicago Tribune", .9/G/ S. The ad, in .the:..  .. - : .°L orm of a memo " the next- U. S. Presiden , re "fle@
-- Bureau (Enc.-1') (RM ,)" /5 "''-Birmingham (nc. 1) (RM ) ..n c ._ ... 1/ (R I o,"I tr. r:, -. " J ..•'v
.... .. Ya ..ti ti m ,+ + Pr- e""xIC Y r < .v - 1 ,- y. rt 5 Fv's. nss s+" s wr
r G~ "-''3 z 'RSs i"'- : ' x t rk -t r 8 2 .':¢'tt-- T
{ 't SUBJECT : OUXTEINTEL L' "r {}a .^ I
.(BIRl~INGHA. j FILE 107-2222)
"Re Ch age air te 2 r Pscaptioed aove, Chicago airtel to Bueau dated 6/27/63, cap tionei "COiT nIIh" TEL :GT E PPOi)Ci ia 'r s-i ,IS DISSRUPTION OF HTE GROUPS'!. ;-
Enclosed' hereith for the Bur can-Bi mng hal 31Y and Phoenix is a xerox copy of a-6 ad ap,~peaing in t ; St
"The Chiicago Tribune" issue of .9/6/6 :.:.1-I-~.
ri The' folloing is beln -ysrli ~l red do a c z a ac':} wry * possi l it.'n of~ Counteritellil ei? -v -aiue aga'IIt-~t - l f r
.' tt..eo n tedjanslo:_ .nerica Inc.. Ku
r Thle enclosed-ad of Ra. ada Inns appeared x' s_,'I° .'. -in "Irec Chicago Tribune"., .9/u/6S; The ad, in the:~ '. formn of a memo; to. the next U 5s Pre~-sident reflects si
10,,';i: Bureau (Enc 1) M.0 t 20l -0-9,,i;""'4e' " "-"trF Brmngam (Enc. 1 (RM) ii3
157 400^ ,mom' c-ir;~~~l
ray pW. , -.90-35
x Sent Per
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inada Inns wants to help the -next Preident
.build a better and more peaceful America. The ad
21 d cindicates Ramada Inns are a publicly owned chain
-:. and -would' strive with the next President .to make .
":i:", America the greatest and lhappiest country.in 'the-,! :-.
.world, working with the President to endviolence
'. The mem .is signed by RARION W..- ISBELL, President
Ramada Inns, Phoenix ..to hp
.:i.-. --lhlas advised that the United -.....
Klans o t , c. is supposed to holdp- acefl n
-Klanvocation at .the Ramada Inn in Tuscaloosa -
.,- Alabama,-bn or about 10/5-6/68..
The Chicago Division does not know to
:what extent the Ramada Inn people can control .
who hold meetings in their establishments; however 4w orl , in view of thier recent ad, and the .fact that the-
record of the United Klans of America, Inc., in
America has been far from peaceful and helpful .in
making a better America, the Chicago Division d n ow
believes a counterintelligence situation may exist. .,
to the extent that the Ramada officials could be... .--
made aware of the Klanvocation if they are notv.e ,
aware of it, and the possibility exists that they _.- : ,
could deny use of their facilities to the United
Klans of America, Inc. .. .. -
n a.The Birmi nham. D v sion .is requested .t
evaluate thi s suggestion and advise the BurReau lmc, i:
there is any potential in it for counterintelligence st i
action.
z'4 N1g1E2C - -,I 4. -
7, -~

'+'F" "s .. ust h a ,w s_ .a re.=/ _ ..... .. .. .' -.- , ..*,
/ ... You havter a ns r a lZ e ort c i n" , m b idig a.lgp&ehi ?  ',,f ..ric aj
'-+ " ~the ill ¢ th 1o0 yo " cret p ce thromht tha. rld. 11 " .4-I "::conr ih hap eo l z ti~
ouae ubi se va t oae rdala p ..." ---Unte Stts In3IS ~~l S iC~ !
Ene l r~t? v~t 2.ie,raltrnan ofR:B n hsn retn lc
.t..id ot he. roa forfies."aand te-st
Uc e, t. .eext to~r hav 100 daInn 1975.
, " Rada Inns co.stantly strive o pirovide the finest in a
+ + ;" :+',.* or the cracia traveler and the v" ctio"st ith hisniftily. 7 +" :" ..
: ."$,:.' .. • -- The best 6f Indk to yoe,1I. .Next Presid.t ot-h- ited Sta '" " '
,'.ill strive with o to make k n-erica the ntt. and h-a, i io• .. ~:. .. o • .
i 'since13- el
, : , , i _ _ + _ .......... + +
va a .-s
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-hran$mtS&&iz
F CC (157-382) (P)
IS -DDISRUPTIONOFHATE GROOUPS
Re Chicago(airtel t6o Bureau-dated' 6 27/68, and
Submitted herewith i accordance with Bst onI -";':. TO .DIRECTOR, FBI (157-99),+ ....... .. , .. .-
-' ROM SAC,. CHICAGO-5 -382) (P)
I.CT: OUNTERINTIL CE PRINTELLIGENCE ACTION:+" IS -DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS :
.-'+-'-NSWPP) aka, Chicago Unit-.ort d+  d "tj ..... t
eff--tive organization in the ChiSThe .Re Chicagoheairters has brea -dated si27/68, Janua
1968 airtelto Bureau dated 9/11/68.
-followers or to k ,. fe a s an apartm en aandubmitted herewith in accordancePP meet here Bureau instru
regarding captioned .programare statistics of theChicago iadivsion for the period 7/1/68, through 9/30/6..PP is disseminat
.I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION /'++ --'
National Socialist Wite PeoplesPars. -- Chi:(cNSWPP) aka, Chicao Unit
S' -The nSWPP unit in Chicago has ceased to bean ac tiv:
.-+."or effc. tive organization in the Chicago area at this time. t-i...jwL%S'The Chicago unit headauarters has been close s n< Janarna;-+"
V ''" 1968. ___
r 1orsor; e an apartmert at
and rembers of the NSWPP meet here inore. ....
Stime to time. "m -, "
Chi cag sources report on embers regularil
a~~ll; infonaion pertaining to the NSWPP is dis semna tedt d.....
aprpriate authorities.-.. ; -
in--
'_ /d. " ++ . ...
-" " •:o n !K".p+, ...., ..+ .+ _ ...; : ,7. + ++ ......... ......

3 i o l y r tares .r g~ t s P rt -.^, .... .,.YAi..,- Est ., ,t 'tF~' Ta y fr eM."'sa i ti
a. ti m 7a.Ysa+r+±.SR P C h ia. B§r.r c "f -" .r y t " " ' ."-it :'c °,k ." i + .' °.a }?. e
.Thys groupa ha'"? "
'Ma.. ..... 't -' .' SRP rem er cn mue to seek ,su pr t f"T ... :h"yfwf.' A &' } a nds iae b f. GEORG WALLA.'"iCE ~ sAr r sw t .d_ ... , r -'g " E
1$ ~ .. t.ed KI a }" Ah asc.s of Ame le In or or td .> z:.,r ? '*,,j. x 1 k z .'ssc $. ? t , t..a am K of l ino s "M _ - i.s ,ti i;5. -  tr ."' e * d : ... ,,,
's: r :.*=e::. ~<J*: ' > .Knight "of the Ku Klu Kla (UKA "KKK a-- 4's s kz , s a Y ,
4 ,' " .1.- x" n-7/31/:68, RO ER SHE TO m erma! .....,,, k "!* - .ys w k ..c i Kla rn.K K met .* .. "- o -t ck' ~a .r .'", --.c ---T-fl£ °Ys t3 hef; .y
j"' F: .bn is r a pre ent he le b n was 5 [hoir-J xet .... oqaf ( er
'.r .... E e e member wer present t n th maY topi ws' the i n mpor D4^f c~ac of recuiin ne meb r , .h r r aot2 eb r1 ! d .the r'n v- K l4 u an. in th Jo ie -• r .-°b fi .;. +" ' '; F' .sS-'- Natln ..... es Right eparty 'st f ^ c ' tiie a(N$"~~liRP) Chicao Branch
.
,k t a3y-x- This group has ben in active sine. it o R BERT:i si Chicar :headf eers in Marche 19 7 r
= a; , NSRP members ;coritinue 'to seek s.upport for t::he W r1,
-i i-~candidacy of .GEORGE WALACE for president ; '*;c;~
,.':;U ited Klans ofAnerica I .corte, s
..,. onightsof the Ku Klux Klan (UiA, a.KKK)
.On7/31/68, ROBERT SHELTON,Imperial Wizad,:~L KKKK<, met '' TT JOli° -CCEDCrt 1111no1s, rid f~ .Klavern.fth'
;IStatea ~ of i.lnoas, was present. The reeting was e
b Joliet. During the meeting an election of eprayofies t
,s;..wras -held. :
-'Eleven mebers r present ana tr.e man topic~ was the impor > -
" sance of recruiting new members. There are about'.25 memers ~-~; -: .of ,the Klan in the Joliet area.Rt k
Therei-:'T~r have been no official activites tpannl b ' "'-~--t ds'ock~or-Joliet Klavern since the meeting or ROBERT
S~ .SHELTOI. P M ti
By referenced Chicago airtel to :Bureau date 9/1/$b, z~~~the Chicag0 iviron 'set out a? counterintelligence suiggestion-";to -; .i the Bureau and the Birmingham division against the ;UKA aCw wnihj'apreently being worked
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.-..V--
£ q,-!Nationad Knights of 'the -Ku IKlux KlnW-W" ndoiorated, (NKKK)
v 1: -Cicago Branch -fl-v
,.t i~ tMhe X R ic an a rea, ha s riot -n
Lttr h, -1968, when
as 'exposed as a K ansman. -i n -z-j~~V~~~
is(no' longer inthe-area an no a ct ivi t'Yo 0 tta:*rnsgroup ,"as been reported., Several former membersco
tnue to. reside in Chicago, -but have not been known tobacive. -.7
-.II.' PENDING COUNTERINTELLENGE ACTION - *'
...2.Nainal Socialist White Peoples.. Par.ty -i
Through live informants, the Chicago divisionpov.tIcose coverage to individual members.-,. ~.
.A4< TationaStesRgsPry
Action followed
T: KKKK Incorporate
in 6b y fl-h 'onuraiea
A..~M Aiite bein folowed ____________
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NKKK lnc rpo ated. -.r~vrA.. AA&%
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~!J~T~n;4 ~. COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM~I .av-.s~mt; RACIAIJ'MATTERS. _ DISRUPINO
MHAT G~UPS, UNITED KLANS OF-
,'AMERICA ,-INCORPORATED, KINGUT
FOl TI'E KU KLUX KLAN .(UK1A)
Re Bureau -letter. da ted 9/25/68 N'~
4W orsndflieu trfs -this~ fiePel 2' r
mEr..a ga inSt the j~ited Klans, *of. Amrica' (JY'bne ta42,.
Chicago Division--'-~.~->~
:t ~>24< -'Chicag-rem.ains alert for. counterinteligence,,. *4§4
.
measures against all Ha te Groups.
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'YT ht 'r s N " 4. k a -$14 t ,y/t'W4 Q int% #4tat ...4> .43 4-zi1'B ,y r+4 N .a + x i n k+e /u+U "ss "t4 .m bJc s,. $ a + ..p ac ' .r > 4.'r
r .: A 4 --.. -+s -s t+." "x + '4yq t~^ .y,"r °.:
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srtel dat Re Ohi7 C
- t a X9 1 7;j; air e iO 147 to 50p 8
DIv ns -rega SUbnxttea ,eet dated 1l0/1/68
frthecprion::ed i I)accordapc an Cb'941ag0Z 1o/l/gam are stna Wth. .B
a~qm wht LLhieagodurjj, Thb ria Ma zi, Pleapar .C ACIO
Creas te Pat Mwp1, unit pat 4A leaK oders activ9t three monit Cha ItQ C tb fdld thigo meet1 s P noIWer Util ascnside
Oh- a~ reIlA o aPa ade oe r td vem er ed9ga tv
jjai thlzersr1 n £etl mO;,t tai ,,n a tw stn ifnmow t ic tis an thsefort tavproxlonal la sdent ro at Tonal time area, tat mt!dr r the -
a tad idua S evi ohaI~nc e l e eg hat fro m nthwl. Chl- mbersh era otL 1. cOr aro h~ti ;ge .Pm "er der 0  r i 6*4 r .l W3 r: n ae0
flet5-re ae~~ ls , a d 2 a dFeTW"+N .. .Yi- V Aheij
RtrAuc abl cqCwe Sn
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'At~~~, 'A " A ,TA
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~fl>.~t ~'ti4 -,Chi cago sources report that tF urn
-~ e~e 'white power message
r~ -t'%tago Fsourcesrie'ported on'theicesdatvt
r\%.4Nn~nor~io sdisseminated to appropriate aujthorities "~~~1 L- _6 1 - .- 9 .
X~ '"ain~tates Rights Parlty
" This group has been inacn ic t~oe t hcg
Al Headqiarters'-. M.arcb, '.1967.
SUnitkOd Klahs of 'Air.eric'a, Incof porated 'Knights of. the Ku Klux Klan (UKA, KKJCK)
Realm of Illinoiz P;a
The fealm of Ilniof the Tty :>f Antncs+''orat ra fce fashion. __ 44 ~~ of the StatOiilos A .la l:e>
ape.I zt ing in the Lockport-Joliet _-or- rmS t.e o rt a 96o,'
has had no recent. act ivity a ___
has stated that he cannot got the members to-: lu*-T' toy a , "etang
Thbere have been- no official activities in 1ihe 0big K1taverv
or f Loc:irt-Joliet Kiavern. There basbecn co'nflic t bet%6h>-r1
In tegad the ockM)P4-jnlige14 "-'" itfly in ht-V ~, ,_
* rgad o outerinteligence atcnia instths'±,S; >an thCheir"g'Dtiviso sumite a ugsin uigti oro'
9'aid~herantii e conv ention held in Thscalooza ,'A'r~~
Oztober, 41983S. - . - ,
t~.9ational 'Knights of the. Ku Klux Kla, I
'lnzorporated (NKICKK) ,9Chicago Branch ae
'he NXK. Chicacro aehas rot -e n activ*~ ce.ac
1968, when
,a Elansiran.l9 ~ S)sinc- rove's V!rc I a arc .theeigte
,no~lknown activity by ol1lower s ii the Chicago'
-.. ~.--s- -' __;'4 a
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lN~~~~~~r~~~~~-...~~~~~~ r.d - .. _____________________________
S' xa. M+s.d '$W -a:r +'.z .7 r o ' y'r 1v Shr dt wx ..
C*?:d'!,++q '.""y JY+~i " "^ r+. Y r t-aT- y'h n ja r & %yJh t< b,] i'1 " $n r' r4 ^ '$- i} k-
'} F r 'L /^ + ki t; H 4r tA N' - t':4 a.ii~~ F ^ 9;sX "rLt 4a r' _ x-Y:! ^ t ' %i t3 -
r-y_ f _ ' V. 4 h S5' t >F< xs ,C.v+ t fr yr '~-^^U x k'. '' {is -f f -
Ari ',J .r. a ri ?r 73'1'C i}# a~ 1 ' "tiF x J "F ,&v+,, . .Gn COUYTEY $flaELLSk idii' cx iacrtdai
t " 3 J f x a L; r. r .'x, A 4, s. ty ro4W#1 §y <tSASh '
&d c s~ s+a' Ia_ Thrug liv infrmans, S +t Chca Division .r°.:closel.'. -,&
4<~~~~~'r \TUK- ' .t "h.
7tFlt''- National Stans Riht'Partp'>es 1 Party ?~~s& t ' 4y--
-F fol u Ane activiibes 'eci nof this groupie bencalose d coerge s
-, Y An >'ssi;lV rActivity o hs ru being followed y
-NK1x1ICKK,' Incorporated <4'f
s* , None pending' in .this inactive group, , '';.-
III, TAGEEINFORMATIONr v' G\L >4 <'y f
Present activitic art o. wornrtc' staoe Group 7
a rhas limited following, __ keep the=
Chicago Office advised 'of developments. -Chicago remains -alett'
Y to' counterintelligence possibilities. An~ugsiu *i e't.-'a"
' submlitted 'for Btureau approval prior to Thstituting anALc7
k .. nyS action.--'
Y*-fl -. '*w +
-Not function ing. 4 ' 'N'
'"i ,,v _' SSt'4~"" 3y ''j z r .
-_ ctivity followed by ' ..:'>t" e : '"
m -& J ' 4Ws Y Not presently act ye
$C ''' f9 r"'. ': r t<i r
',"Y+}''~A Z.''>, at, .3 tg Yr_ 3js, f Y . d o P it r
afeaz C -..i9 'r''x aT' ' i ,Lt+ s # , 't es, r 1r '- "°- S-v
vera '.^ ar 6 '6 ,w 43+.#.NS" ' 's ;,xw'.d'pFrr ~<' z J' r" xy A > 4# , 'd
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To D TRF (1 7 -9-
_-.OM : SAC, CHICAGO (157-382) (P) ;.- -.
" -SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE .PROGRAM " .
.IS-DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 1/3/69 .-,
instructions regarding captioned program are statistic '-._,;:";
3/31/69.....ae33/9-.v,%,
I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
.National Socialist White Peoples Party -..- -. (NSWPP), aka., American Nazi Party (ANP)
.- .The NSWPP unit in Chicago has been relativel.-,; S inactive until recent months. There have been several-....- ..
NSWPP .meetings recently and the Chicago unit has devoted "'*' :  "i' Rts mostrecent activity in the ista1lationofa whiteP)power message fo the Chicago areau The Chicago Divisid,-
has folloedthis actived herewit h informantsce ndithas furauished
infof mation to theChicago PD. On one occasion therough "
,:installation was installed and ready to go in the apartment, ""''3/of however e..... .r I. POTENTIAL 'COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
National Socialist White Peoples Party
(NWPP), aka., American Nazi Party (ANP) :
inactive pprovedecent Sent Pi e'.its mostrecent activity in the installation of a i
/ pe g/Aen i Care

CG;157 92
City Corporation Council's Office was alerted by
and apparently enforced a le to fcrc
-to move. He now resides at
Chicago. A new installation has oe;n e;y Chicago
S. sources a- this latter address and the Chicago PD has
accordingly ",-n notified.
rk National States Rights Party.4 "V (NSRP)
This group has had no formal activity since it
-t closed its Chicago operation in March, 1967.
United Kilans of America, Incorporated
t Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UIKh,KFKKK)
Realm of Illinois
*iThe Realm of Illinois of the UA;A, KiK is at the
Sb/ present time an inactive
U. ccntinues to be headed by
box is maintainzd in Winthrop Iar;o -, i..lxAs; nC V.,.
no meetings or eactivity has been held in either the Chicago
or Lockpot-Joliet Klaverns.
Na2: iol Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,
Inorporated (N .KK)
; Ch i'4ago Area
The K:K, Chicago area, has not been active
since Mtrch, 1968, and no activity has been reoorted.
II PENDING COUTER I..'ELLIC-ENC ACTION
, ational Socialist White Peoples Party
-2-
10
4,"

I.
Through live informants, the Chicago Division
closely fcllows the activity of this group, provides close
coverage to individual members and disseminates all
pertinent ipformation.
National States Rights Party
cossible reactivation being follow d closely by
UKA, KKIUi
Activity foll;wod by , I
III TANGIBLE INFORMATION
* Information concorning plans to establish white
power message in Chicago area being provizdc Caicago PD.
Chicago re: ains alert for Counterintelli;einc4 possibilities.
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ThC above referencead tolrtypo_ zcot forth
acStt l of tboQ train sczsz ins ant) thca tctt that tt.
'uChtcriO Div'Scifl 1=6 ?ttilieJ tha L'.zIt CCutv Cctf l of t,4zva sccret scrmions. Th',> CtCmity
Sivurit f. Office stated it vo-lqud ct)s activitvyandi att's::pt t,0 dkzirunt thoss ci~sicns nclfa
" -identizicD otti ViLn
r C a .~2< Cc-2VZ -nt1 the prcs- Qccrve?!r-'cr
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As a counterintelligence reCyan re against
a cnd the UPI, thu Chicago Division feels that rossi:ly 7
m:ost eff t iT r: f de l'ith it ria , rould be
to edtigs. gn
Chicngo c n t.1n lnl 'h. 1w>.". I :: -'. .":.' '..:: : : ".' '
p..t.e ts .reC.ested to c tt.
.o ill follo. th ...tivitics o. the UIuith .with: znur-cs.
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IMIITE IATE GROLS
FJ2IAL I IElIlGLTCE
-. ' - .. ..IT3,D PATICTS I5NTE UIDi I--L (U:,I)
ReCirtel 4/2/6 c2n ni P ltrite
Xnt i oal' (r)/ ICC
t lir , - r, n
t be civulcd .. the sourcs ,. n :. tin -, t.
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concern left c in r : ,: s be
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-.furn ished .on i-- " " i"o -u "e dur-. ..t,
: .-, fet )ears concr n the -1- n -.in cr-: , "' I- *a o l ., c --
.-U__ hite Peoles ?.rt: and blia&: n t.or.r- i- :. i c.p .e.r t.
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Letter to SAC, Chicago
SRE: UN2T TERINTELLIGFwCE PROGRAM
Uf r 4, -e
I ro:t UTINUED "
has aided the investigation of these groups. His orgcni zt..ionis o:cmetimLes able to expos and prevent distribution of anti-Jewish iite-.. ure. We are authqr izin7 the dissemination and.instructing Chicago to caut on -hat the Bureau should
V never be disclosed as the source.
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MA F 1PMA 4 Cli 011 .6
UNITED STATES GOVEQ( )ENT
Memorandum
TO DIRE.TOR, FBI (157-9-9) 6/5/69
.FROM SAC V '=57-382)
-k sUBJECT: COUI> TER1NTELLIGE:CE P.ROGiPM,
WHITE HATE GROUPS
-RACIAL INTELL IGEN.CE
UNITED PATrIOTS INTERNATIONAL (UPI)
Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated -/'29/6cS captioned,
"UNITED PATRIOTS INTERNATIONAL;" Bureau lcttr dated 5/15,/59,
captioned as above.
n c i..agCgg;g ggg and the fact th: is
reportedly i :-- of quanflties or -cietic
material, -:ns very pleased to 'ece've the
infor'::atio- UC W :vi ed any action taken0: on h:s part would no-
divu. !'- ti-: Bureau as the source of the infor ati'on
.t ,tated t -..t his o ffice .o.ld, of course atte; nt to
r tle x ctivity, and ho-efully eit
cr one o- nis supporters could b apnrehended by
the 'kolice Deprt t :he act oi puttint uvp ts-ome --
-at literature :tate6 that :t1l eit!er
or a supp.orter "wa caught in the act, there probably :;: ;n
i- uci. that could bt done with the hate twe l t
probably still has in his pcssession.
o.:r:in on wr:: tc, afford covera -t, : : to
udetemin ihas in his p ss ar: us i i
o A...ti-Je is -.::re--lal.
* Chicago vwil frl.c,; the activitiesf :
the UPI closely to be alert f':: countorintellig;ccc .'u-:: ;rce
that -rnay be taken on this rt..-.,
Chicago : !aintains contLct .,.t
Eur au will be kept adviso cf ay iyptc.. t t v.:opm
in this regard. .
-._ = ' ~. f/,-7 -.
-- Bureau (PM)
3 -Chicago
(1 --100-47223)
-100-4S557)
PRE.L/ab .
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D-SE 81ev. (_2tW W0
FBI
Date: 7/7/69
Transmit the fo l} , M in .(TypIr ir plain:t..x or code; .
- -P riority)
TO : DIRECTUR, FDI (157-9-9)
U :"C, CHICAGO (157-382) (P)
-I SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENGE PRUGRA
TSb UISRU-TTION OF-1AT -GAT lEcUtS
i e Chicago airtel to Bureau, dated /31/G6: _nd
S, Chicago letter dated 4/29/69.
Submitted herewith in acc,-,rance with urea:u
Sinstructions regarding captione 3r-Drr-am are statitiis of
the Chicago DWi'sru-ro- for the period 4/1/6 thru 6/30/69.
SSticlcna Soc.&alist L'ite Weoo les -...
,,," ), b. .-ori1can Nzi :art -l
The NSY?1 unit in Chicai: , alttouvh it has no
7-1-" .. ..--e d O I-O
a recent mee-.ng he-.d in ... .- :eid t -llo
IV appear. wop as ere o .... ..., ..... :.
I tr±e- that conftinued recrui.in e : b c i-lued.-
ur nS  his eC"iod h'. " -i d nn s i
Le% reccrci vas cisc- 1 or n tni
t. this group reported to ar, r: ri:te authorities.
1 -Chicago
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CG 157-382
National States Rights Party (NSrP)
-k - This group has had no formal activity since tclosed its Chicago operation in -iarch, 1967.
United Klans of America, IncorporatedKnights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA, K10K)
Sxeaim of Illinois
•This group has not had any activity in the Chicagoarea for several months and the case is presently closed inthe Chicago Division.
,. iational K-nights of the Ku Klux Klan,incorpcrated (NUKK)j
Chicapo Area
The KKiKKK, Chicago area, has not been active since1arch, 1968, and no activity has been reported.
United Patriots International (U.);
Th e U.I is a new gro-p in the -area, an, ispresently --,o r - ,j .-, Iis headed b .c. h i C- ic n sour ces
1 as bei1ng an anti-S eett and ni-eg C his rg wa c nhas a storefrcat at 5910 ' u Trc caattempts to pass his group cri- s i, alnti-co munistgroup.
r , i n Sc oc-i st cite eales irtv
This group is f o o--d ba Cic o sources, andinformation is disseminate: to apr-onrinte auhoritiesC foany action deemed appropriate -*.si re-wal of hitewer 1.essage being fcllowed by sou:ces.
United Patriots Internatiol 1
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ad considerable quant:itJewshSmateria at his residence for any actic
P -inrtendently take. Authority w€:as r -. nd
-w s macz aware of the activities o n
Any positive results achieved as a result of this-- r~~cntact ,.ill be furnished to the Bureau. Chicago is attemptingto determine in advance of any illegal activity of the UI ng
in order th%" this may be brought to the attention of thePolice Department.
t III. TANGIBLE INFO':o:
Information concerning plans to establish "i te fo.'er Nessage"' was provided to the Chicago P.iice Department:and was the subject of numerous LIE's by the Chicago Division.This recording was closed down after about &ne wee:.'s operationt'4 /after a letter was sent from the United States Atornev 's- 1 f Uffice advising the pone company thet a Dossible 'iolationof the lawp existed.
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FD-36 5.ev. 5-22-64
F BI
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S ransr:. the following in t-.2 -.
7t pc in plaintext or code)
"' AIRTEL '--- V ia ------ ,-- -p
Priority)-- .. C Iii-''-_--- ---------": ... .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ncP _T .
STO: RECTOP, FBI (157-9-9) AD ,
.FROM:  C,-CIlCAGCO (157-302)(p) ._T --
l OBJECT: 'OUTERINTELLIGENC; PROG'AMl'-
2- LCE-DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPSCC
he Cincago airtel to Eureau dateid 7/7/69
-,iu, '-toncEd -s above.
, :,I .x Enclosed for tne Richmond aid Ale:-a:ndria -J ics ces
xerox copy of those comM:nLnicati.onS.
3. L-" -B(• -i --
1- Richmond (R.,) (Enc.1)
1:- Chic igoS 7
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Approved: -S_
Special Agent in Checrge

CG 157-382 .i [l
Chicago is of the opinion that an anonymousletter written from the Chicago area to the NSWPP headquarterscapitalizing on some of the remarks in this letter wouldcause disruption of this group. , !
4, A3exandria and Richmond are requested to advise! if any such counterintelligence effort would jeopardize.a source.
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SAC, -Chic--o 57--332) 3/12/69
.REC 2
-,Director, FI (157-9-9)- q
Dr t 1 -Mr. Hari
COU TL.RIST:LLLI..ENCE PROGRA,
DISPRUPTION OF ULD! iAD
ITIlE 1HATD GfOUPS -PRACIAL MLTTERS
lAIOr, CIALIS,,T WI iLE PEOPLE' S PA.DTY (2 .: )
R'CG nirtel 7/31/69. )
Chicrtgo .... ul prepsre anY ano..D:AC co-t.;i.ciA"
Es siu:gested in referenced airtel, if i' -v .d
Ale::andsra pose no objections. This ccc i scouad-
er-- bccc the facts as set forth i:: rerence airtel asWell as a revieW of Chicago files iprtr.in- t th
,-??." Chicg -should, .cour, -C: ig; g --such :used by .rznk Collin in hi: cor:m1--i c i,-, \' (J .
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Letter to SAC, Chicago
RE: COUb'EIIErcN Pzo~pr
NTOTE:
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UNITED STATES GOVEr4iMENT
1 Memorandum
To : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9) D
aOx CHICAGO (157-382)
suBJncr: r TTLLTGENBM .L
-ISRUPTION OF KLAN AND WHITE HATE GROUPS -
RACIAL MATTERS
NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY i
(NSWPP)
Re Bureau letter to Chicago dated 8/12/69.
The following is the proposed text of an
anonymous communication, mentioned in referenced Bureau
S .letter, which would be sent from the Chicago area typed
s o commercial type paper, to the NSWPP leader-MATT
S4 ~ "Dear National Leader Koehl,
xq ASmuch as I dislike anonymity, I find it necessarykn
to write this letter this way both for my own good
C T " the good of National Socializm and in particular
Sthe movement here in Chicago. Certain things aret
developing in this area, which I am sure you are
unaware of which will completely destroy any
S : r accomplishments and efforts that have been made
" -in the past by Commander Rockwell and yourself. -'t
"I speak as a close 'friend' and confida t of
" L. iyour hand picked Midwest Coordinator, lin,
s such I must keep my identity confidentia
- ,realizing you would not divulge a confidence, but
I am not completely confident of our mail service and j
a s of the people at Arlington.
"I attended several recent meetings in ChicagoShere you and were present and stressed the
needf a n n~g of the National Headquarters 7i:
(RN bREC-771 -Alexandria (Info) (RM) +.
1 -WFO (Info) (RM)
SChicago SEP 2 196
.jrt ingsT on tbBr Ptayroll Seias Plan

; 157-382
Iperation. You said that all resources must be dire
* -to a secure and strong national organization with Oh
.- .theadquarters; that before we can establish other
branch headquarters we must make Arlington strong.
Frank Collin appears to have other ideas I'm
- afraid as he has covertly tried to establish a
headquarters here by seeking financial aid from
several wealthy friends of the movement. He
has confided to several of us that we will never
really get off the ground here in Chicago and the
Midwest until we have the headquarters. He says
'When Illinois is ours'. I believe an organization
can have but one head with one goal and idea at
a time.
"While it is true that some good work is being
. done here, I have witnessed real nerve on the part of
Frank, I cannot in good conscience sit idly by while
you and the other leaders at Arlington are ridiculed
downgraded and looked upon as 'oafs', a hindrance
rather than the leaders of National Socializm.
"If Collin is such an organizational genius and
administrative giant -as he claims -maybe he should
be back at Arlington where you can keep an eye on him.
"I remain yours truely,
"A friend and National Socialist"
"At some future day I hope I can reveal my identity
to you, along with "Book", times and places, of the
"traisadst" comments being made by FRANK against the National
leaders. Until then I feel I can best serve by remaining
in this position should any serious threat to your personal
security develop."
No action will be taken without Bureau approval.
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1 -Mr ..A. Marion
SAC, Chicago (157-3-2) 9/1S/69.
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gDirector,I D 57--9)
COU TERITrELLIGYINCE PfOGRAtM
DISRUPTION OF KLAN AND HITTE HATE C-ROUPS 
MR1 -NATIONAL SCCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PALTY I {
(NSWPP)
ReCGlet 0/23/G.
AuthorLty is granted Ifr C!iz.:vao to r::il h:
i anonymous coMmuication mentioned in referenccd letter.Thi com.-unication should he typed on a r:nnual typc-riterusin cor:nercially purchased paper and envelopE. CiD. InuEt insure t!at strict security is ilaitnined 1tnd theuracnu not divulsged as the source of thi letter. 1i
A review of the requezted letter dieloses te ending "I recrain yours truly, a friend cn Ctina .sci 'i
It is noted tint -mos.t co::TLnicttions :ic .' L the .hS: WP, utilize t!:e enicn; "With best "CS uish Srthc ..r, utilize the 2cllo-inr rrndt -.- t t YS :'S'c -:a frien .":
In atdition, Chicao hould ins.rt .e lnst
S, pararap! of the reco::meccd letter in t L1: e" of this '"con zuniction so that the last ,.'rdcs 0. tihe lcter .ill{ : Le- "' ith icst !S -:ishes "
is obtainCd fro:: this naili L.
- A e.-ndri
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NOTE: .
/57 7- -Y2: -. The ISWPP is alo :noy. ais t .American 'azi Party.Since th3 death of its founder, Cecre' incol; Rc:cwell, theSNSiP has been beset by irnternal strife. The Chicago ca pter'at this time is attemptiG.to ..steer a. ....depena:t cour.: than
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Letter to SAC, Chicago
Re:COUNTERINTELLIGi;CE PROGREAM
-.DISRUPTION OF KLAN AND WHITE ATE GROUPS157-9-9 (1 , 7
NOTEiCONTINUED:
that proposed by national headquarters. The national head-quarters is unaware of this conduct. Chicago has recommendedan anonymous communication advising national headquarters ofthis fact. There is no danger that the source would bedivulged inaz ich as various people vwithin this organizationclsewhere are acware of the Chicago activity. We are authorizingthis counterintelligence proposal. We are also instructingChicago to delc a postscript paragrnlph and inset in the boy '-of the c .: mnic.tion above the cmple.ennr. c l3: :. t
iai believcd ess.-ntial that we 1-,, this; orRaniatSr ,n oifbalance.
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S D-36 (Re. 5-22-64)
I
FBI
Date: 10/6/69
Transmit th iown in I
(Type in plaiset or code)
7 TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
FRO :SAC, CHICAGO (157-382) (P)
SUBJECT: ~COUNTERINTELL IGENCE PROGRAM
IS -DISRUPTION OF RATE GROUPS
fs Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 7/7/69, and Chicago ' Iairtel to Bureau dated 7/31/69.
Submitted herewith in accordance with the Bureau'sinstructions regarding captioned program are statistics ofthe Chicago Division for the period 7/1/69 through 9/30/69.
I. Potential Counterintelligence Action
National Socialist White People'sParty (NSWPP), aka American Nazi Party
The NSWPP unit in Chicago, although it has no head-quarters, has about five to ten active individuals under theleadership of FRANK COLLINS, Midwest Coordinator. This grouphas been active in recent months having held two counter-demonstrations against "hippie" demonstrators at the FederalBuilding in Chicago, and attempted to hold a rally in GagePark, Chicago, recently. All information pertaining to thisgroup received has been turned over to the Chicago PoliceDepartment.
(:) Bureau (RM) -
r OCT 8 1.
4 0071719691,1
Approved: S Sent M PerSpecial A in C e

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Concerning the above-mentioned FRANK COLLIN--drlving force behind the small unit in Chicago. Chicago hasdeveloped information that COLLINS is probably one-half Jewish.This information is being developed and if this can be established,a possible counterintelligence in this regard will be recommended.
National States Rights Party
The above group is not now active in Chicago.
United Klans of America, Inc.Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA, K EK)
ri The above group is not now active in Chicago.
4 National Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan. Inc.
The above group is not now active in Chicago.
II. Pending Counterintelligence Action
National Socialist White
People's Party
By letter dated 8/28/69, the Chicago Division made arecommendation to the Bureau to send an anonymous 1 tV fromChicago to the NSWPP headquarters concerning ] JfS, ..
Midwest Coordinator. After approval, this let e-tr l l lttedand any results of the letter are pending.
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FD-36 (Rev. 3-224-64) .
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Date: 10/23/69 I
S Transt i following in
(Type in plaintex or code)
Via
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
FROM : SAC, CHICM (157-382)
U 8BJ CT: eUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
DISRUPTION OFLANA. D WHITE
RATE GROUPSvM -NATIONAL sOCIALIST wHITEPEOPLES PARTY (NSWPP)
Be Chicago letter, 8/28/69, and Bureau letter,
Enclosed for the Bureau and Alexandria is a xeroxcopy of memorandum from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL),Chicago.
The Chicago Division has been following the activityof the NSWPP in Chicago for any reaction to the anonymous -er sulmtted to the NSWPP headquarters regarding PJ
To date, no information has been received that theheadquarters reacted to this letter. The Chicago Divisionis hopeful that this counterintelligence measure will, in timeserve to discredit FRANK COLLIN, Midwest Coordinator.
Subsequent to the sutmission of this letter, theChicago Division n ree the enclosed zeroxedmemorandum fromo Illinois,
This ADL out information indicating hat
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.CG 157-382
FRANK COLLIN, Midwest Coordinator and the active force
Jewish -apparently unknown to him. COLLIN has always
carred t tanda ti-Jewish L his letter
e.ence
and states, "i dont think he is
orking or the or any other antithetical organiation.
COLLIN was also instrumental in setting up a white power
messagewktich was anti-Jewish and anti-Negro, several
months ago. This service was stopped, but COLLIN Is
attempting to set it up again.
On 10/14/69, the records of United States Immigration
A" and Naturalization Service (INS), Chicago, Illinois,
in Chicago sand had i rthe a
The P tion for Narlatio and name change
was granted wUas given ertificatePof Naturalization Numbe
c certficate of Arrival Nuaber
gives his race as Hebrew.
An excellent counterintelligence measure appears
to have presented itself.
.. The Chicago Division has considered the colloVl
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1) Present the fact that he is Jewish to COLLINand inform him that it may be prudent to stop his activitiesin view of his Jewish ancestry.
2) Leak the informatin to the press,
R.: 3) Notify the NSWPP Arlin ton Headquarte insome way, by anonymous-letter or ug a source.
4) Contact FRANK COLLIN's father and explorethe possibility of having the father tell his son of his4= Jewish background in an effort to curtail his activity.(The father may not wish to admit his Jewish background -since he apparently has not yet told COLLIN of this fact)
5) Further discuss the situation withwho provided the original information, and suggesD hat s organization expose COLLIN in such a way as toneutralize his activity.
Of the above possibilities, Chicago feels that thelatter alternative would provide the best opportunity forresults.
The ADL was in receipt of the original information,and it is believed that they would attempt to make somesort of an exposure on a large enough scale that would hopefullydemolish COLLIN.
Chicago feels that COLLIN, who has attempted tocapitalize on racial situations in Cairo, Illinois, and as faraway as East St. Louis, Missouri, is the one person keepingthis NSWPP activity going in the Midwest.
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A Knowledge that he is at least partially Jewish
to his associates and Arlington should eliminate his
activity.
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for t' (oos N -.. gi etn0 1cit!N!O 4
4n l in 70_uny _?s__asaJaw. n 7%1 _i:=: ? xI in's IASI
IN ER 77 .two v * ctt U-_t 31' :Krrrtd
able t iah ibri and puiin p'-r -' rvvgo ~a
Oilhe i6l avoidW any 5.i-onti His hann P-' roa i niCh 00: his
i:fOl r hpn a very tpraftv L ssin's Min c2 y UL. -olb C~ i ah
uz o- trc. KY fio a Oi to. l n~, hi _.inE n atP1
Nior: to thco cntry ofteU S. to crnl War TI;I
gatxod by the ThY by rcasn ofhsavn qpl aj sticnanVo woo J C~r0
[Lmd for tho German ?c'a , but th x-' ha .*n *p-.;. it wns wr5 -
tokO*o n rus'IlSc'Wtl" togs.7:r wit ny ir.w tO oiu-
fln 1947 or IQ1. Lha: haY2 q- alijah :i'lmiui
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t irriecla furrieor, who was Jew.ish, and;:who e.:m hc t.L h:A
S t til±t if sxuhjoc Vs part i J1c M: tstc kssnd tocamn kMom, it
*h. ta;fsit oh ;: A :t2 Li ds. He fec ha
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IsA:t Qg 157-362) ovember 4j
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Mreto "FBI (157-9-9) - 1 -r. Belgeson
DISEJPTION OF KL AND WITE BATE CRUPS
RM -IATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PgPLE'S PARTY
(MSVPP)
neurairtel 10/23/69.
Bureau agrees with you that information recently
- developed concerning Frank Collin's Jewish background has
presented an excellent caounterintelligence opportaunity.
It is felt that desirable disruptive effects would
result from an anonymos letter mailed from the Chicago area
to national headquarters of NSWPP at Arlington, Virginia, setting
forth information concerning Collin's Jewish backgroand. Chicago
should prepare a proposed letter along these lines and aubmit to
Bureau for approval.
1 -Alexandria
ER: ekv
(5)
NOTE: The NSVPP is also known as the Aerican Nazi Party.
.m Frank Collin, whb is Midwest Coordinator of the NSVPP, has been
oi i responsible for directing recent anti-Negro and anti-Semitic
I activities of the NSWPP in Chicago area. The confidential source
, 8 of the Chicago Office has furnished information which the Chicago
r Office has been able to document that Frank Collin's father
emigrated from Germany in February, 1938, as a Jew and at the
___ time of his nattralization, changed his name from Cohn to Collin.
-his information, of course, suggests an excellent counterintelli-
hgene possibility with good potential for disruptive resul$s' Scld
.° At com known to NSWPP headquarters, an extremely anti-
l"d .aisation, that Fr/nk Collin of Jewish background.
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FBIFB I
Date: 11/12/69
Transmit the ilwing in
S(Type i plaisse or celod
A .T &-L
S Via
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
FROM SAC, CHICAGO (157-382)
SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAMS-DISTRUPTION OF KLANAND WHITE
RATE GTROUPS
RM -NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE
PEOPLES PARTY (NSWPP)
Re Chicago airtel 10/23/69, and Bureau letter 11/4/69.
The following is a proposed letter prepared by the
Chicago Division being submitted to the Bureau for approval
as a counterintel igence measure against the NSWPP and Chicago
co-ordinator FRA COLLIN. This anonymous letter, if approved,
would be submi4don plain paper typed by manual typewriter.
Strict secur will be maintained. The letter would e
directed t
Arlington, ia.
" '?)"Dear National Socialist Friends,
"I wrote to you several weeks ago concerning
e traitorous activities of Chicago co-ordinator
S2rank Collin with no apparent effect. Whencame to Chicago a few weeks ago, I was
S' onfident he would institute an investigation in
9- Bureau (RM)
1- Alexandria(RM)
2 -Chicago
(175-762)EC- 81 -
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Special A in Charge

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the activities of Collin at least through
.-interrogation of his associates.in an effort
to determine if there was any merit in the
facts as presented in my last letter. Arlington,
however, has apparently decided to bury its
head in the sand taking the position that the
letter writer (anonymous me) is either jealous
of Collin's position or trying to create a
disruption for one reason or another. Neither
could be further from the truth. If you only
knew the true facts as they exist you would
take immediate and harsh steps to remove this
individual from any connection with the National
Socialist Movement. How this person duped you
in the first place is hard to imagine.
"I, of course, realize that an anonymous
letter is a cowards way out and as such the
merits .<of such a letter are always suspect.
However, there are obvious and legitimite reasons
why I will not divulge my identity at this time.
I will not be put in the position of having to
rely soley on my word against Frank word --
if it came to that. I would rather give this
information and hope that you people have enough
interest in the future of the National Socialism
to follow up on it.
"This will probably be the last letter I
will write to you about Collin. If you don't
act on this information, I will know you are
keepingt3Tlin hell or high water, and I will
take the following facts to the newspapers and blow
him right out of the water and probably National
Socialism as well. Obviously I do not desire
to do the latter.
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430162• -! ._' ' ~ ' .. f:,

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"Frank Collin is sono fo
I haveearne aimmgrated from Germanyas a Jew under e name oit
S the time of tier's purge o e ewsinSrmany. changed his name t
at the ime of his becoming a Uni e
Otates citizen. The odd thing about this fact
is that I don't think Frank Collin actuallyknows he is a Jew! (If you examine his features
closely, is there-any question?)
"You will ask how did I get this information?
It cost me $50 for a lawyer who has a friend who
knows someone who has first hand knowledge of this
situation and this is something that can be
verified.
"Like I said, if you do nothing, I think
someone like Irv Rupcinet of the "Chicago Sun
Times" would make great sport out of Frank Collin,
a Jew, leading the local Nazi groups with uniforms,
swastika, arm bands and all.
"Best National Socialist Wishes."
No action will be taken without Bureau approval.
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430163

OU . ;Ua2EL uOPE -.
1 -Mr. L .Belgeson
.go (s7-382) 11.-n-
81 8 lral (157-9-9 '5
QMSWrl EW ELM AWD W& -
u .tI Mal .SOCIALIST waV PEMI*S nrr (am")
S urairtal 11-12-69.
You are auorthoried to prepaze and ail the al-s
letter mtioed in sirtal. nuPue bureaa lo at divulg d
as source. Chicago and Ale ria be shalet to my aeatioh
to this ailinag at advise Bure.
A; E:bad it
he WRSP is also known as the American Rai Party.
Frank Collin who is midwest coordinator of the IP? has been
responsible for directing recent anti-Negro and anti-Seitic
ivities of the MSWPP in the Chicago area. A confidential
of the Chicago Office has furnished information which -
Chicago Office has been able to document that Frank Collia's
S ather emigrated from Germany in February, 1938, as a Je
t the time of his naturalization changed his name fr
aC) Chicago has asuggested a anonymous letter be mailed
R SVPP officials at Arlington, Virginia, discussing Collia's
ah background and requesting his removal as coordinator or
will be exposed to the press as Jewish with the resultant
embarrassment to the MSWPP. This is excellent information and
ra can be effectively utilised in this counterintelligence more
with no possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau.
Telt.
TEEP
Yda A. ~ L~iflPE 430 59
* UE IZ 9U T T P _

-± -_ .___---- ..-- ;i~-i
UNITED) STATES tERNMENT
Memorandum
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9) DATE: 12/31/69.
C, -.C fHtQA (157-382) (P)
sunJcr: UNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
IS-DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 10/6/69, and
, Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 10/23/69.
Submitted herewith in accordance with the Bureau's
instructions regarding captioned program are statistics of
the Chicago Division for the period October 1, 1969, through
December 31, 1969.
S1. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
f ... A. ;National Socialist White Peoples Party (NSWPP)
The NSWPP operates a small unit in the Chicago ,
area under the leadership of FRANZ t0LIN, who has
been named Midwest Coordinator.
All information developed concerning the NSWPP
is turned over to the Chicago Police Department.
In the past NSWPP members have been arrested by
the Chicago Police Department while taking part
in counterdemonstration activity against "Peace"
and leftist groups. The Chicago Police Department
will continue to be advised.
B. National 8tatessRtIhts tyKtan
ell No active group in Chicago.
C. National Knights of Ku Klux Klan
No "tive unit in Chicago. /'7-- .9- -/
4§- Bureau (RM) 1 f 89701 ' Chicago 1970
By US. ig Bn430156
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Reglarly on the Payroll Savings Plran

7;382
V r i.z .United Knights of Ku Klux Klan
Group recently formed wherein Chicago has source
reporting on activities.
* II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION
-i A. NSWPP
Chicago has recently submitted an anopymous letter
to the Headquarters of the NSWPP pointing out the fact
that FRANK COLLIN, bead ofilocal NSWPP unit, was Jewish.
Chicago is following for any results. This letter was
the subject of referenced Chicago letter dated October 23,
1969.
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1/9/70
ro: cm, ra (157-F-") (157-10810)
OM: MC, _ AO-4 7-882) (157-762)
~ BSBJUCT: INT Nl= l1OKC.T u 6AM FELA ND WVZh mATE GROUPS
aM -NATIOxAL OCALIW arM PWOPLS PARTT (NPP)
DANK 140 g U NO LOCALIT
Se Cl agpo strtels to Bureao, dated 10/23/69, a
11/12/69; and Suresa lote, dated 11/32/69, first eaption
Choago report dated /2/89, second esptlean; 10 airtel sad
za eaptioned "SPP", dated 1t2/8 .
It should be oted that An refereao 0 mOtrtel to
Bureau the official "National Scialist Bulletia" A qloted as
saying: "Post of Midwest Co-ordinator Vacated" "Oteetive
December 31, 199, Mr. 1AU1 0OL wIII ll o lger be serving
as Midwest Oo*rdLastor of the Party. e In bein [ ga
to National Woadquarters to assist in organisatlnal of rJ
The post of Midwest o-o'rdlato is being vaested until
tie a Commander IDWL may appoint a local reprnsomtatl .
natil that tie organimLtiLnal activity will be oarried t t
under the auspices of National Readquarters. All oontributions
allocated for activity is the Midwest should henceforth be
sent directly to ational Roadquatert'.
1- arau ( o) )
3 -Alezanda (rM)
3 -Chioago
U .~~-~192 JAN 19 W7O
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CG 157-762
The Chiaogo Division fools that the Counter-
intelligence measures taken against COLLIN in the fora of
two anonymous letters written to the National Neadarters
played a strong role in having COLLIN rem ovd as the
1 Midwest Coordinator and "transfer" to Arlington.
;OLLIN was eeollecting money from Midwest
aontributors for use in the lideest which has already
been against NatJonal Policy. Thisin a dditten to
other things, was pointed aot in the aneu s letters.
Prior to submitting of the amonymous letters,
OILLIN had attended the National ocialist Congres had
Sdiscussed the great progresso beong made and thea pl as
Sthe Party had for the aEdwest.
Alexandria is requasted to be alert for ers-
tion that COLLIN has arrived or will arrive for wark at
NaWPP eadquarters.
Chicalogo will be alert for inaormatlon indicati g
OLLIN has leftt the area.
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5-22-64) 
Mr. T!*--
I Mr. Deln--th
I Mr. MAr__
I 7r. Bi.llo7 I
M r .iC .-%* :i FBI -I r. Ca:-..D Mr. conr a
Date: 2/26/70 r. Cod_Mr .flt-Tranafn th following in
Via -L-
-P r 1 klt oonx-----..~• M is s H ,
STO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9) (157-10840) - znss -
FROM: SAC, CHICAGO (157-382)(157-762)
\ SUBJECT: -tOUTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAMDISRUPTION OF KLAN AND WHITE
HATE GROUPS
SR-NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE -PEOPLES PARrT (NSWPP)
FRANK JOSEPH COLLINM
Re Chicago airtel dated 1/9/70, captioned as above.
Chicago has been following the situation involvingand reported "transer to rlington.
S" COLLIN is apparently still in the Chicago area as he gave a talk at a local college 2/19/70.
dated 2/9/70, \j'< has advise t OLLIN's expected arrival at ArlingtV been delayed until spring, 1970. COLLIN is reportedly tocontinue efforts in establishing a "White Power Message" Speuntil that time.
Chago continues to follow this situation.
Bureau (Ru) -
I -Alexandria (R)(Info) l JO ib ,. - 2 -Chicago 11 MA:' 1- 157-382 2 1 38S1-157-762
a -
sSent p, Spe Agent in Charge

FD6 IR m 5-2264)P
. FBI I
Date: 3/30/70 I
Transmitt lowing in- .-
s (:[Type in ploiascs or code)
Via
(Priority): --------------------------------- -----------
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
N. FROM: ,AC, CHICAGO (157-382) (P)f " SUBJECT UOUNTERIhTELLIGENCE PROGRAMIS -DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
d Re Chicago letter to Bureau dated 12/31/69. Chicago -! L airtel dated 2/26/70.
Is/t. tiSubmitted herewith in accordance with the Bureau' s / instructions regarding captioned program are statistics ofthe Chicago Division for the period 1/1/i0 through 3/31/70.
I. Potential Counterintelligence Action.
S rociaL r W ts t Pnn1P'p -artv (NSWPP). U5A
The NSWPP continues to operate a small unit in the Chicago area, under the leadership of one FRANK COLLIN.
'; .-: All information developed on this group by Chicago sources is turned over to the Chicago Police Department (CPD) , for possible action against this group. The CPD will continueto be advised.
, This organization and its leader, L h IN has potential for counterintelligence activity. It ha' ereported that this unit is attempting to secure a headquartersbuilding. This will be followed closely, and if NSWPP plansare learned in this rega,.i Chicago Division will i: some counterintelligence 6A§/k.IC 7 -
B. United Knights L6 the Ku Klux Klan.
A newly organized unit of this group has been", .,icago source is in a strong position tO be alert fori
a. APR 1 WO
Ap Sent 4 Per
Special Aaent in Cte

CG 157-382
k6: kess in this group, and Chicago will follow counter-
ligence possibilities.
II. Pending Counterintelligence Action.
A. NSWP1
!- Chicago is continuing to follow a counterintelligencemeasure against FRANK COLLIN, leader of the local NSWPP Unit.COLLIN was ordered to report to Arlington, Virginia, TheHeadquarters of the NSWPP, and the Office of MidwestCoordinator was vacated; however, COLLIN is still reportedin the Midwest area.
Y-2it. .
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* . UNITEDr STATES GUO S\
M/emoranidum
ToT L'2CTOV FBT (1.57-9-9 DA.TF: 6/30/70< A.
t FROM I LU tonGi, CI C<'c (157-3v2)( :)
:'A 1
i-i 08ECV _G U 1":TS LIT , f/C '.
Re Chicngo airtel to i rcE.u. datcd 3/30/70.
nz's:s article regarding m:K'UL>I
Burc~u'~ tubmited herew.ith in accorcance -Ct t
Sur: ruIS 'istlltiosrecardin- Capnt .oncc nrOIram arc
-,sttti stiCfi o2' tic Chi 'ca'o uivis'n" Cr t;-t
npri2 1, 2 through: Ju-nc 30, 117C;.
s -' I. YtL2,i_.T.L CuWTZT LIGP1> 0
I
,b--.- _=tio.tal Si~li St Tlic .i
4 Te v;;±' -.s tonnr.atc t
qun crzS in tile C~C.go al2~ :ifil=s;,t-0~ZrCL
_this ;ro-up open-au a Iit LadurLzbtiti- t 259;ctt
. ~71st treet:, Ch"icag;c. Pote ntial C-or disruptive- azticn
against tn! s group ccntinucs good.
For sc::c^ tirnc it has beec=n :a,7h il CO~1
becn distrust and ill feling _ewe ~~mi&t tha
- ~1:t1?rl _ ~dqu."er3 at .urlins'tn aria -'- rOiN) nt auz by 1'"
anao~a-s ' o thz .itn Ca, 0 ~ r "_a_ fSJLe
c.alonectisO'u l^ prToga int Zth t v-jl~
(2 -Burc-.u (it-;c C. l) / ~ -.
1, 0'cero

,; .. ..
Also the Chicago Division submitted an aonr.ousletter to the :.rlingt6n Headquarters refcct in on the
previously unklnown fact that FIL.l, CULiL:.s father W.as
Jewish.
T h -ncws media picked this up subsequently an.
COLLM has been niscredited ane ridicul j in l press t:
a considerable degree.
, Tie retional Headqcurtrs has susT dn:::  II.:L
.:and replaced him as :id t Coor in.tor.
S.COLLI has been forced to turn tihe local buii .
over to the .ational Hadquartcrs group bcause of this
- disclosurc. It appears that the Aoup 'ill lose tch biling
in the near future at any rat
CwLLT ans to tai-e lEal action Co retain th'
building and has 1 aounced plans to fo. .p: psrty t s
"Intionlist socialist JartY of ..arir.e,
Cincalo has k:ept local autor-J-a:::n cw"is,2a c
ts. ctivitie: of this grap .  : 2 -il , -07<, of.ic :
of the Chica o 'olice D)cp artmef.t arsc CO Li and four
othar O .members. ,, n,:onzber or \ _,apons ..r- . .zee.
B. Unit d .:::.t of the -.. .1:': ... .
.Chicago source is in a positi: to be clr..
for any o o hich y us in cou int
1 measure against this Lroup, rhich is a ' y O ed unit.
r .e r it ct.:it1n.Js are tZ.:rcquent ari tQ aom w.... .-
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--r" 11 -1 r L-'" -
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:li JAC O y illngi is own p:Irly, well.
TiH: NATIONAI, hvndoi;r- :e real y not conecrnf"ers of the wiNatioth hal .says G any-
ly the Ari ei;n Nazi plrl-- A oit her corntoversy r-' -
has Licked ol its mnidlt (L.cen Colin al the nai:onal
coordinator. Frank Collin office rcolvs aron od the
because he is p*rl Jewish,i use and warr:ship of th ..S C ICAGO TODAY has Chicago hieadq.rt. .
S earned. Collin claims lshe building I.
Collin refuosed to comment belongs to him and his mem-
en the na-ienal p:i l:-s Ilo::e. bets. ".-londlay night. sonic
lie announced durin a pe n who claimed he wascolnfer etnc est;e., that he froms Virgilnia came in h re
Swas splilling from th'n he- ad tolld us he was ta!:iln
S e It,.y dlid'i , ,,chic c th, over," Cullin said. "Dut w,
i gals of 'our lae leadr showed hiim papers thiat aid-
S' Gzorge Lincoln l::-l: ll... ' he buildifig blonged to us.
S; "-Col!ini told C II 1 CA 0 "ME TOL him to lea r.
TODAY that his lier organ- and when he didn't, wc tirew -.
ization, the National Socialist him out." i
Part)y of America, would con- z Lloyd says the bIili, 1- .-
tinue to operate out of its ongs to the Nalional Social st FRANK COLL.IN• I south side office despit hile Peoples party, Iis
claims by the national party in
S lat it owns the building. "C i'ireties to leave,
A SOURCE in tilhe Chicaio Lloyd said. "We will take
police dnarmnent told CII- action rcanst him, 0 yes, CiTCAG;O TODAY
CAGO TODAY he ha;s heard legal action, to remove hln." CHICAGO, IL1,11O01
V reports that :he i;ational The south side office was
group may attemnpt to take the scene of a bonil:g June
ovrr by force tile headquar- 15. lhe same day Co:lin was DATE
ters building at 2519 W. 71st kicked out of the Nazi party.
st. The only damage to the PAGE: ' COL: 7
I Colln said t here were structure was broken win-
:'treasonist people in th dows.
Collin claimed then tile EDI TION: FIVE STAR FINAL
movement, the same people bombing was the work of
that gave Comdr. Rockwell members of the Sudents r OFFIC
trouble." Fcr tl:e-e reasons. V Democratic Society.
he said, he was ]caving the
party to foam his own.
Ilowevet, a party spokes-
man, hlobert l.]oyd, told
CHICAGO TODAY in a
phone interviev. from Arling-
tosn. Va.. that Collin had been
expellcd f r o the party
June 15.
"WE DETERMINED that
Ns father. Alx-.Cohen, w:.s
a Jcw who entered this coun- - , -,
try from Ettrpe after W'or / /
'.2'r II." Llod said. As to /
his statenlmets about form-

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S MAY tL !:tkIN
.-'NITI" SIATL. GOVl TMENT
T."o -DIECTO, FBI DAT.: 1 s .
FR hlSAC, CICAGO (157-382) (P)
cOUNTER INTELLIGEnCE P",AT
DISRUPTICON OF iHATE CrOUPS
KATIONAL ZOCIALIST Hi PLS PT (NSWP )
RA ' Pi MTTERS0
He PurKvu ietter to A anria 9/14/70,
Chico airteil t'Cd 9/3/70 c.ti .ned ' .i L 7CIALS WIXTE
-O, ." ,A lexa ..dria--le.ttr o ra .ate 1.0//7,
captZio:.cd $r aboZe.
A revi:v of Chicago Division : .,e:: r.cat t :hfolcwin: addtic::l i .formation in 1.dditi ot tL. infoma'tion
ifmootfro:r. ?cw York, it .100(:; .i. ': c i t
Thi repor t reads in *t s, c :
thore befo-i and _, i) tf" nn tshocss Oz oon eX t i'- Ot T nt.. ', T
";hen trfvk'feLli.u;; , with one o ::, be ' , -i d onstr -c.
ti\vc in h s affection, I ca..vin n .i ... • mind ofany o':erver as to their "elation-hip.
ir ate Iani l. ons in i h:. u th indi.a ti
and ordec 1 t'he of the prJ: ises.
2)- ureau (12)
2- Alexandria. L: )o
, ( 3)
1N1 OV7 0970'

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CG 157-382
"By- Jly 27 1956, ccptioned "M:ATTi'IAS
KOFMT, n. ,is" dvi on M , ai19. ., thalt
recently hot lei rev lark ".(0::" Chicaro "0
be ncr:: MA.TZ- KUE.HL and thav thn :a:Veneel. Chic...ofil reflect that both .WATT KOIL v:ere
livin. in Now York at the :a:ne ti' :and Vann perhaps living
.to ner, and K CEI, Ai rside 1.ther for a con-
sieabic parioc of time in Chie;p..
Chica. concurs in th :e ... of lx :ria
,ho rol perhaps incorporte in. c .a, to The above relation-
ship ithitin a letter.
ac'ditien to the :bov, the Alexandri: ivii caonuld .A'rangai ) " It .:t Ci c :) 'i : ; i :? ..: -}.-- In
to c .... .al :ubscriptioncs to "gay" c..;:inE bC: ta en
out in1 OL.L ': ;a .This .it 4: : u ..: . .t
NSfIT ref t and would perls canun- -1urher disruption
and suspicion ..wung the off icers and unr.ors in the office.
l.: It is the Chicu e Division'& .n,: .i.t the ro-
posed lotter of tiAloxandria right in icc -:z:( .l t-
persons rce: nt at aordds with iKO L;:: had coll.orted on~l .writing tc'he l a:: .king :01 : a
homosexual and inept leahde of n'tional S' ialism.
:: : "purac:s" everyonn with any nbility or d:ie in the org::'za-
-2aiionand t;e -oer:v ,f the:e it 'rot .._-l i!, tte lte ::. s :si-nation of Commndl. r hO .uk.L than Thees I*:' e-e.4 oe ete fAoanr i--l r. c:>T3t-
p~'~if reenl at odS t
hooexa an retlaorb ainAl'~ "ISi

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D-te: 12/30/70
.- Transcit the followirn i/
(Type in pli :cxt or cod
S Via I R T EL
A I.T1CL (Priority)
t ----------------------------- -
i I TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
FRom I: SAC, CHICAGO (157-Ss2) (P)
SUJECT: C UNTERINTBLLIGENCE PROGRAPJ
SRACIAL INrELLIGENC.E
DISvUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
f l" Re Chicago airtel to Bea u .tied 1 01//7:
Chicago airtel to DIureau dated 11/9/;0, cap~tcioned
a - "COUNTERINT ELLIGENCE ?fCGRAM, DISfUPTIOf! HAT E GUPE,
SNAiTIONAL SOCIALIST WHIT PEGPLES PAr (' <PP ).
SSutbm::itted herewith in accooa..: '';:i : ti:
uur2eau's instructions r-egar g c .ptia:
stati..tics I the Chic tgo Division for h... Prio
I j October, 1970, thro .Docember, 1973.
, I. Pctential Counterintelligence Actio~;
,A ... ational Socialist ;ite o:.: Pr'ty ($ 'Q"
..,,ticeial Socialist Part, ' .v c (a.)
The Nationr.al Socialist slit bet,een the abc.vi
two groups continues in the C.icw;o ar e .This slit
-f i continucs to have its own dis;-uptve effect on bct, K
groups vwho have been figlItingr wvith onei another which has
Srclited in local police action. 2ece the A linito,
faction (NSP1)- ) entered the buil:ing ofplO ted ' i': n:
.- \ Col lint faction (NSPA) and prcwceede< tI rnu
vt .f l COLLIN's assistant. C LL:";NS an_
:-rrants I(:: svoral of their s'iP -r 0.
2 -Burau )1 -Chlica
(3)

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CG 157-382
Through informants Chicago anticipates that
increased friction can and will be generated by these
two groups.
B,.,-'UrnitedKlans of America (U A)
K -
Chicago s"ounce has been intruscted to iontilnue
tot plant seuds of distust at Klans:,.an not arrested
during PD raid of Kln:: meeting.C: - --
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FIi -J :Pev. S 2- (2 tj
FBI *1
Dote: 4/1/71
.ransmit thve ollowln (Typ or cod-
ia AIRTEL ----- -----
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-9)
S FPOM: SAC, ICAGO (157-382) (P)
SUBJEC -COITERINTELLIGENC PROGRAM -
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS
Re Chicago airtelto BurLu, date: 12/30/70, captioned
as above.
r eg gsubmitted herewith in accordance w~it'- ureau instructi
regiing cptioned program are statstic f c c 197
Division for the period January L, 1971 trouh ,Ch 3 1971
SI Potential Counterintelligence Action.
A Naticnal Socialist ite oles Party (S
B .; ational SociaList Party of Aeric-a ("SPA
The cu-ront spiit in the above t -o National
Soci-t ist groups continues in Chic.go. The faction loya'
-" to the NSWPP headquarters has raided the KSA faccions
headcuarters at 2519 West 75th Street, C hicago S-:-eIn
windows and beating up several persons. NSPA nmd s have
file" court suits against the NStTP neople and h -,7 s; orn
out warrants of arrest on several of them.. 7.e NSWPP is
lttec. ting to wrest control of c:e buildin at 2519 W:er 75th
Street through legal means.
Chicago is encouraging a l of cl-. abcwve through its
I informants.
'--,:.Bureau C '/' -
I -Chicago:
PRE/ an
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I CG157-382
A -4 2 C. United Klans of America (UKA)
The recent arrest of six Klansmen recently in
Chicago has temporarily disrupted this group so that they
are not now active or effective. CG source continues to
4 1 follow this closely for any additional counterintelligence
openings.
II; Pending Counterintelligence Action
A. NSW7?
S. NSPA
L1 " I IChicagD continues to follow and informants have
been alerted for additional opportunities.
-C. UKA.
t- Chicago source has advised no nueset -.member nas
accepted leadership job and source has -als declined.
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