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- -During the weekend of April l9, 1959. incendiary 3
devices eere t!'~.ree-.In t-larough the eindeee ei the residences
of both Iewallo and Jackson. '1hey tailed to ignite and minimal a '
damages resulted. Ilevallo has publicly stated these acts were s
perpetrated by his enemies in the OCGP. Hempstead police officialsare investigating these incidents but no suspects have been
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It is noted that the trouble described above concerns _.
blacks only and there are no whites involved. Therefore, any
tense racial situation in Bempstead is the result of blacks
disagreeing with each other and there is no evidence or white i
involvement. i
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urged militant llegro youths to reject conrrontationism
and violence in their struggle for freedom and justice. Hee.-_-3 ~
said "we must reject racial separatism-and together with the conviction that one day our nation can cease to be divided within
itself, reaffirm our abiding faith in integration. we cannot'
reject these principles without also denying ourselves the
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the May li, l969, issue oi the "!Ie1-.r Iork. Post",
a Ilevqjork City da ly newspaper, on page 211 carried an article
indicating that R Wilkins, Executive Director" or the NAACP,
stated "It's not h a black man wears his hair but what he -has inside his head thereby explaining his Wilkins, standthat the demands for black studies are a lot of nosense".
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" 2 .37 -, A. Bxecuti92i_eSecretary of the nation-wide NAAC_P,'§£ad pleded _ ', :_- - wholehearted support_ forthe _Q]g;11oma-__City gar age wor ers" 1 - genangifor _a $11100 peg l;0Ilthip:Y raise and five-day we;-k week." A' ccor ng to t e art c e W l ins in_.?jglL.Yn1'.k., state . e ' "l92'e_haven_'t made any definite plans." It"s"921~92i:st'a' question .- -, of what fora: the action will take "' The art le quoted _ ..'n' _~.R. another NAACP official in lie! !o.|:kI.' _Heni1,_Lce§lg:n., as .i'i3 comparing the§j;J_ahQg_g_City situat on with earl r-con-
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The August 12, 1969, issue of the "Oklahoma Journal"- = contains an article indicatingthat a group of ministers "'.. rePresenting 26 black members within t e 7.5-member ' I"-' _"'. _ f terdenominational_Min_is_tgiji_al A__llianc__e_ in Oklaholna c_1t1+Q!< "- " s_ __annoT1nce3_"that fH'e'y were""shoc'kedby_"'the city*sanitation , '
-Q workers wages, iworking conditions and gave thehr support $7 - to the workers} threat to "strike. Relerend J.' . 'l!_e§__g_L__ UK/A -f _ President of the Alliance; was ask§T by newsmen wh t - , ___;__.._._...;' _ fora the pledged support would take and West replie , - _- _ I '
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2 _;-_;f;__A_W;E_9ldland, -_0klahona City, had reiterated his pledge that
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if regular workers do refuse to work August 19th. -Oldland
stated that the city will continue to refuse to res ond to-4 demands or ultimatums butindicated some complaints Ky
sanitation workers may be resolved soon. Oldland stated that
:?s{R ;?no action on a pay raise for_the sanitation workers will be;;u; ;
, , ront of garba e trucks to halt sanitation operations -"sr, f_f_nc;1 E ' l '9 i..,H-L in l e _ 7Y¬%?fi'1if; xffzgg-_ Q-}' -,'_/slit 4-. -1' ?:' "' The August 1:, 1 69'] issue of r1»e'*'nai'ry*?iR'1"'i>*na?v'
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a general dialogue and briefing on new working conditions _, .Oldland outlined the new job conditions which includes a lg£LgLi2L¬U- five1day, 40-hour week be inning September 2, 1969. .He ha j~=~rpresented this report on §»1> condit ons and changes to the '_ Qgle.
- Oklahoma City Council on August_l2, 1969, and the_council ; .: _'
members approved the report and urged Oldland to make the . &i'
same report directly to the sanitation workers. The article ,"
quotes Mrs. Clara Luper, Advisor to the NAACP Youth Council,fT *eas stating she did not think the sanitation workers will
be satisf ed with 0ldland's program. She said she felt a
pay increase which has been rejected by Oldland is a key
issue to the workers. According to the article, State..,.e.--_
Senator E. Melvin Porter, former NAACP official in Oklahonav V
City, said he is personally satisfied that Mrs. Luper and J21 _
*cother supporters of the sanitation workers aren't planning"~;iny activities involving violence.- He confirmed that several; East Side residents of klahoma City had asked him to check A1_ _ .
'"£on ruiors that a sanitation strike may lead to violence ands;
. widespread disorder. He said that about l0 persons have . '
expressed concern to him about the involvement of young ;;;.l men that have identified themselves as Black Panthers,; if 5;,
*" in the sanitation controvers .<f In addition, Porter=~¢;»v~;£I'stated that all indications he has indicate that the Black,Q.>
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courage acts of violence on the part of their members. He said
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pointed out that Wilkins was outspoken againstmilitant s!u!ents who are responsible for campus disorderthroughout the country and stated "guns have no place on a
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The morning edition of the Richmond "Times Dispatch",
lay 2, 1959. a local Richmond, Virginia newspaper, contained an
article captioned "Militants Demands Scored by Wilkins". The
article indicated Wilkins had appeared on the VUU campus as
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The BPP intends to dominate the conference and
claim it will be held at Merritt College, Oakland, California.
The President of the college has advised local law enforcement
officials that no official request for campus facilities
has been received to date, and further, that the college will.
be holding its regular summer session at the same time.
The BPP claims that it has secured the following
as speakers d ring the conference: -
To ayden, Founder of the anarchist Students__
For A Democratic Society SDS! -
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" appendixIillianyggnstler, New York attorneygprominent inCi '1 Rights matters. ¢:,;*;L£:_;.
Eharl Garry, San Francisco attorney for the BPP.ca-1 7'1 .
""' Organization of various committees is proceeding,
but the agenda is not yet established. .
One spokesman for the BPP, when asked the purpose
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On July l, l969, Bobby Seale, Chairman of the BPP,
gave a press releas y reading the text of a telegram
received from_§o '_ilkins, ExecutiveeSecretary_£9r the National
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Wilkins? telegram read as follows:
I am desirous of exploratory conference with
officers of millitant group and particularly
with you as chairman of the Central Committee -
cf the Black Penther Party. De not desire public
meeting at this time. Certainly cannot arrange trip'
to Rest Coast before late July account prior
comittments. At this time my desire to explore
areas of possible agreement and disagreement is
purely an administrative one on my own authority
as Chief Executive Officer of NAACP. It is official,
of course, but not binding nor does it have the
formal endorsement of my Board of Directors. I
simply feel very strongly that present situation
of our race requires trying to reach some
common ground and arrival at some_sort of strategy
that will be effective even if used in only a few
areas. I may be in error and there is not unamanous
support even among my immediate co-workers on stiff,
but I feel I must try. I hope we may continue the
effort to arrive at a mutually satisfactory meeting
date and place late in July or early in August.
ls! Boy Hilkins, l072 Lynch St. after July 1,790
J Broadway New York. .
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It should be pointed out during the time this
telegram was sent, the NAACP was conduct ng its national
gonention in Mississippi.
Scale stated he sent Wilkins a telegram on June 30, 1969,
stating the Central Committee would meet with Wilkins on
July N, l969, at a public meeting in DeFremegrPark, Oakland, -
California, in connection with a rally and picnic originally
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* - under these terms and to date, no answer has been received-
from Wilkins. Seale stated that it is obvious that Wilkins
does not want to meet with the people and that he is
separated from the Black community. He commented that if
Wilkins was really concerned, he would have accepted a public
meeting. .-
- . The 'Bleck Penther' newspaper, for July 5,
published a copy of the telegram and a picture of Roy
. Wilkins. Under the picture was a subtitle, The Grand_Cop-Out". ' . ' p
5. Reaction of Leaders and
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inority Demands and the
_Dxistence of Channels of
. Communications, San Irancisco
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The Community Relations Unit, of the San Francisco,
California Police Department, which has been under fire in
the past ionths from minority leaders, has eeen the -reviousleader of the Unit retire and a Negro patrolman appointed to
head the Unit. " -
7 The new head of the Unit has been presented with a
'new,plan of action. The plan was drafted by a member of
the*Hayor's Crime Committee and calls for sweeping changes
and broad community involvement.
Emphaeie at the nee plan is for the peliee departeent
to go to the people rather than wait'£or the peopleto come
to them. The plan proposes seven Divisions; Ethnic and
Racial Relations; Youth Relations; Domestic Relations;
l_ Complaint Division; Social Abuses; Communications and
"7 l_Reiearch amibr . The plan calls for the establishment
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4§__.., Augusta, §_e_,, mucr official; 1-1-qprgieen, a soldi 1753the'U. 8. Army at Fort Gordoni§22Ilia,;as Iell as Iatthgilgiherin, rChairman of the Richmogd County Board of Cb is ioners. " Q54,
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.4A11en, selfeproclaise oca lack panther_leader and 15 tog, so unidentified individuals, all "dressed in khaki'shirts and.éi,/blue jeene rearing black eerete, rere lined along the sides of_ the church in parade rest positions. Immediately before the
meeting began, Allen and others in uniform left. Tao or threeE § of these uniformed individuals returned inside the church for the
meeting but Allen did not return. A characterization of the '
- .Black Panther Party is attached hereto in the appendix. .
Eeavieea that the theme of Iilhins' speech mas'that the ac s and whites of Augusta should unite; that the
police effieere reepeeeible fer the killing of the.sis blacks in
.;-A . Augusta on Iayll, 1970, should be brought to Justice and that thecity of Augusta ores something to the black community of Augusta.
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E During the period M13169, through 3/26/10, all ;;..'eecial, security, criminal and liaison sources of the Jacks _' - Division were contacted regarding possible racial violence 1in Mississippi, in the forthcoming months. Pertinent information developed from these contacts is included in the Q_ '.i-.'.
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. On September 23, 1969, 188 Negroes, all high schoo£Fstudent age, were arrested at the-Clarksdale High School, a -
white school, where they.had assembled and marched to protest
the segregated school system in Clarksdale. They were
arrested after they were advised by local authorities that '
their arrest would result if they trespassed on the school.
grounds. There was no violence during_the incident.
Following the above incident, frequent marches were
-held at Clarksdale sponsored by the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People NAACP! to protest the
segregated school system which operated on a district plan
and to protest the above arrests._
_ A boycott of white businesses and picketing of the
downtown business area as well as the businesses of the
members of the Clarksdale City School Board, was also insti-
tuted by the NAACP.' Marches were held regularly on Saturdays
with as many as 1,700 Negro participants. There were no acts
of violence during the marches, meetings or picketing.
' - /1 ' Q6/ . /i aJL.Hr. Aaron E. He ' ississippi NAACP
and Coahoma County Chapter f the NAACP, Clarksdale, arranged
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HAS!-lING'l_0N--llissiaatppi clvll rights
haders aursday launched a campaign for a.
massive demonstration to_ protest a
aoheduled speech hy Atty. Gen. John Mit-
elle!1l0tbeDelta0tuncil-theepttomedthe
state: upper-cnnt white society.
Aaron E. Henry, Iiasisaippi NAACP
pesldentaatdhehadlailedir quiet ettortsto
persuade llitchell not '0 address the
Chamherof Commerce-type organization,
Illtth Hairy branded aegregationist and
racist." . .
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llttahell does not eomlder the organizationtohereaolallyexclusiveandplaostomake
Ihespeechatltssmualmeettngonllayllln
Cleveland, Miss. _ - -
In letten mailed to otha dvll riats
gures Thursday, Henry accused some
Delta Council members of supporting
|I'lvate aghools lo thwart public achooldppqreeatim ' . . -
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some political leadaa, to convene to
evelandonllay10andt0 torademon-
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Undersecretary of State Deanrltcheson rst
mentioned the European recovery program
that a hit later was unfoldedhy Secretary of
State George C. hlarshall and became known';-1 . -.:.-y.
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function iould Iatoy aegregattmiat sen-
timent. ; ,1r_f_ ' -nw1ztgms:mma,Jr. of lndianola council preslden , e him
as the Han-hall plan. In his hook, "Present _iIe'ltu' saytngthatlfthe counclls meeting is
attheOreatlon Acl|eaonw1'otedtheDelta
Uouncll meeting: ' _ '
Once a year the Delta Council meets on
the tree-shaded lawn of the teachers college
at Cleveland, bringing tamllles and relatives
with them to discuss their own" area's to-
taeatsandproblemsandtohearaboutthe
great world to which hlsttrimlly their
poduets have gone. Those moot im-
mediately concerned listen to the speaker in
the large nnnaslum of the collqe. Rh
words are carried to many more thousands
on the surrounding lawn while they eat
sanclwioha, drink pop, and keg an eye on
the sleeping children. The scene-is an eaay~
going. §oodnatured,y ahirhsleeved,thoroughly American one. . ." '0
Iythe1l00s,howevet'.theheat generated
by the civil rights movement persuaded
national politicians that the scene might not
so easy-golm and they stopped ad~
ch-esslngthecounctl. Oneofthelast invited
was Ayieulture Secretary Orville Freeman.
3 lonner council eft'ic.ial_ ncalled that
Freeman was supposed to come at about
the time the tneedom rides started and he
suddenlydecidedbehsd toinspectthe
a-anherry_ crop somewhere and couldn't
%e. '
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tlme civil rlghts
Mitchell that landingall-white "It will he only because no Negroes
wantto attend. Atour annual meetings in the
peat Negroes have attended and at no time
Iva-e they denied admittance. . .'Ihe Delta
Oouncll has never had any restriction on
Negro membership." _ '
A apokesmao for Mitchell aald the attorne:
general, alter receiving a copy of Lewis
letter, decided the council was not racial];
elcluslve. - .
Aforme:-cotmdlotcialwhohasbeen:
member for more than :0 years told the In
Angeles Times, "I've never seen a black [ace
intheaudienceatoneofourmeeting
Negroes are not excluded by the by-laws, h"
they aren't included as members. It's ju
ltkelews arenotexcluded byourcount:
club's by-laws, hut they're not admitted 4
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in the State of Mississippi dated April 3Q, 1970, by AARON
BERRY, President of the NAACP, which is attached:
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Dear Friend of the C5189 of Freedom:
I am sorry to have to report to you that all
of our efforts have been futile in trying to per-
suade the Attorney General of the__ United States -
Department of Justice, Attorney John'M1tchell to
uphold the reputation of the Department of Justice --.
-of men w.hoheld the office beforelhim. This list
begins with Attorney General Brownell and goes thru
Attorney. General Ramsey Clark, and of course, in
between .were such dedicated Americans as Robert
XennedY,.Nicho1as Katzenbach, John Doar, Bob, ._ -
Lisbon Berry, the Flannerys and many others. _ _
None of these men deminised themselves to ___
the extent that they would openly associate the --
nanse ,of the United Statesjqlepartment of Justice
with an organization that was segregationist and
racist. - __,.,
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' Yet, on May l9, 1970, in spite of the persuassion
of many of us, and some members the U. S. Depart-
ment of Justice, including Att ey Jack Landau, who -reportedly is now on his w being fired by '
the Attorney General. on _ ay, April 17, I made '
another inquiry in the Office of the Attorney General, _
trying to persuade him not to make the same kind of
"Hockery of a department in Uashington called "Justice",
as is a town in Mississippi called "Liberty". I was p
informed on that day,.;. "The Delta Council, although
it has no Negro members, that jthble in the Attorney -
Genera1's mind did not constitute segregation nor
discrimination." Therefore, we havetdeoidprd to
organize ademonsti-ation of Ciiril Disobedience againstthis racist-'identi-tication. Ife are Hr. Roy '
Uilkins, Rev. Ralph Abernathy _llr.' Whitney Young, Mr.Byard Rustin, . 21*.-"!'hi-llip_la:dolph, Rey. pudleyYard, The Kati al--Council-t _Oh_urches and other ChurchGroups, The De ta Ministry, !_ha§n~eric[n_.Friends ServicfI '0ommittoa and overall natioQa1 lit-ic Uieiboth Democrt
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and Republican, to Join us at a Pu'b1ic'Ra1ly at the United - -
Baptist Church, 1028 Christman Street, Ext.,0n Illunday -_'_ __;5_iIay 18th and at 9:00 A. M. the morning oi May 19th and--'_1--f_-'é;_demonstrate to the Nation our objection TO OUR AIIIORNEY '
GENERAL, THE TOP LAW OFFER IN THE U_NITED sums identifying'§'f-_{;¬Iith a group that remains in the valley of segregation. __
--:iI'.he activities oi the President of the Delta Council and
- many of its members in support oi segregation as they
_ identify with the PRIVATE SCHOOL MOVEMENT that assists '
ghite children in the cause to not go to school with
Qlack children is unforgivable. - ' -' _ .
The meetingis scheduled for Cleveland, Mississippi, May _
19, 1970. Your presence is needed. . -' _
Your, Friend, _ ' /- - I
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PRESEIT LAWS, AID SPOKE AGAINST THE ADHIIISTRATIOl'S PRESEIT
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2§cAgoL nix GUIDELINES. I0 xncxnznrs, nxsonnsns, on PICKETIIG
av otnsn ORGAIIZATIONS occunnsn. .
on JULY IIEITYEIGHT Instant, tn: SELHA annacn or tn:
§aTiEi ifii LEA¬§iF OOWFEREECE $616: iiLL §FOi§OR
n 'Pnss1on PLAY on THE LIFE or tn: nsvsnznn nnntru LUTHER
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AID CHILDREN, or noszn UILLIAM5 or tax scLc, ans to as
nswazns or tn: cast.
SOURCES KIOVLEDGEABLE OF RACIAL VIOLENCE II THE SELMA
AREA HAVE ADVISED THAT THINGS ARE QUIET AND THERE ARE CURRENTLY
IO IAJOR CAUSES FOR DISSEITION BETWEEN THE RACES-
ADMIIISTRATIVE: RE MOBILE AIRTEL AND LRH, DATED JULY '
TUEDTYTUO LA5T= -
SAC EVALUATION! THE SITUATION AT MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
AID SELHA IS CURREITLY_OUIET AID THERE ARE IO VISIBLE OR
APPAREIT MAJOR CAUSES OF DISSERTION BETVEEI THE RACES AID
IO PICIETIIG OR DEMONSTRATION ARE PLAIIED- IT IS TO BE IOTED
THAT ISOLATED IIOIDEITS VHICH NCUR ARE ATTRIBUTED BY BOTH
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CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS.' 1 .__.!
THE POLICE AID OTHER CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS TO A SHALL :;§
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' A dated 5/21/69.]Summary of Complaint: n_ -_ _ 1 _
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__ containing a semi-monthly summary of racial conditions in the
L B ..Iobile, Iontgomery and Selma, A1a., areas, supplementing infor-
' t forth in referenced LHII. This Ll-ill has been dis- »
ce agencies, local Secretg--nation se
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A llobile and Montgomery, Ala. -Also enclosed 3 " Service and to US ,
for the Bureau are two copies of FD-316-_ "' _, cl continuing contact "being maintained e l
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_ upon their examination period leading to a termination
of the spring semester. Alabama State College will
terminate classes on June 6, 1969, and the summer term
will commence June 9, 1969.
Currenttivgltation of Yiolence Potential
. airs e black community have advised
tha the Montgomery, Alabama, area is stable and currently
peaceful.. No major picketing, demonstrations or activities
destined to eanse tension between the races are foreseen.B70
Foreign Influence in the
Black Nationalist Movement
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SELMA. ALABAMA
General Racial Conditions
and Current Egaluation oi Violence Potential;§Q*~ ' Igggfizlkins from the Hatignal_Beadqug;tgt or the
§§n.e- Iational sdciation tor ldvancement oi Qglored:9eogle IiIICP!
'*?' .las'accepted aninvitation"tor iapeiEIhg 6ngagemet"in Selma,
Alabama, on July 24, 1969. This I111 be a public meeting
'ibons6Yed by the Bella, Alabama branch of the IAACR, and the
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__ The 36-page booklet captioned, "Who Controls Black
** Destiny?" is self-described asea publication of Communiviews,
I newsletter of the Black Parent, Teacher and Student Coalition,
I monthly publication, P, O, Box 17148, Chicago, Illinois 60617,
special edition, Volume 111, No. 6, Fall 1972. Page 2 indicates
."7? this is the only edition published since Spring, 1972._-
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Page 1 states: "Our Objectives: The Seven Stages
to African liberation".
The table of contents indicates this booklet contains
20 separate articles of interest to Black people.
The editorial on page 4 applauds President Idi Amin -
of Uganda for expelling the Jewish-like" blood sucking Asians
from his country. It derides President Julius Ryerere of Tan~
zania for invading Uganda and not Rhodesi' or South Africa.
The cover story on page 5 condemns present Black leaders
' who are really tools oi the white man or nkies, Example of thesBlack traitors arg:<Lenernl Benjamin q,g§Zg;s, Jr,¢ United StntesAgrdperceg Sammy/Dnvi§I"3r§§'Entertninert Prestop/Wilcox, Consult_ wilkins, Executive Director-of the NAACP; Dr,_§ndrew yegtgnI//grimmer, memh r of the Federal Reserve Board, and Reverend Dr.Leon Howardggllivan, founder of Opportunities Industrializatioin industry, social and civic organizations as powerless_ informants
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Black man 0 he month, on page 12 concerns a slanderous
attack a ains or linare a white man and t Black i s -g we - - 2 1 he Pr 3 to
Rev. Georg . lement . The article calls Rev} Clements n traitor
nigger" for naming 0'Hare, Black man of the month for April, 1972,
O'Hare is a merchandising manager for Sears, Roebuck and Company.
- The National Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana
is discussed on page 13. It was criticized for not being represen
tative oi Blacks in the United States, for allowing white "honkies
to he delegates and for not condemning Israel in their dispute
_ _ith the Arab states. It condemned the actions of Rev,_Jesse,
_ - , Jackson cf Push, "People United to Save Honkies";'Iayor Hatcher,
A and legislators Diggs, Hewhouse and_Dellum's,
nl Q, |bL/- t _ 1:;é ~¢= The article "From Gary to McGovern: Tlaek Politics-
;s~ qlost, Strayed and Betrayed", appears on page 16.;3Ihis is an~¢;»= qxcorpt from a story appearing in the September, §:72 publication,
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students to stay aeay iros school on Iednesday,
- d to spend the day in strike support activities.15 1' deed that one oi the activities scheduled sould he
4 a p_c_._t1_.ag or! Qentral Llgh Qchool in Qsphis !here_!ayor gory
Loeh is scheduled to speak at 8:45 a.s. heiore __the__:@ student body.._.____._. l..¢.._s...- _.i-_.-.-.._._.... _...
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IIIPHIS TENNESSEE
of the City Hall Just outside the doors oi the Oouncil
ere in'this tall: out"group including Ileverendyjases Iorris
Larson Jr., pastor oi Centenary Methodist. Church; Reverend "8 3/511". 1-Ivor vmctor of "I3-ll!i!9l!!l..!!!Q¢iatioiI_f£t_'l
the..dr=cce=ent"'ci'& 15r=d%op.e ea.-..'.c:-=>; 2..-.-..-=:.=-.==e-zen,Executive Secfretsry of the IMCP, Iesphis; leve:' nd'-Izekiel SWumrs. dluserous Negro leaders in the City oi Iesphis
Hill, pastor or *Parkeay"Ga'rdei1's Presbyterian Churc ; and N
an individual tentatively identified as I, Isl ckson,
of the African Iethodist lpiscopal All! Church. '
Ieierend Kyles spoke before television caserann
and neessen and addressed the audience, stating, "there is A
no justice tor blacks at City Hall," ehereupon he eas
loudly cheere¢_I= !e pas iolloeed by Qverend Jase! horrisLarson, Jr" who Iptll, saying, "Io have to escalate our
tight, and he eaphasised that he would hring a save of
national civil rights leaders and other individuals iron other
parts oi the country to lesphis to aid in the current strike
itrujile ind also iiphiiiied that Roy iiliiii, iiit ionil
Iaecutive kcretary of the NAACP, would appear in town on
larch ll, 1968, and possibly Bayard Rustin oi the A. Philip
Randolph Institute would cose to Iesphis to address thestrike supporters, -
.-, let:-end Lawson called for all oi the protesters
to nil-ch en so to Clayhorn '.l'esple shore they would hold
a rally, iolloaing ehich they eould all go to his church,
the 9.-ntenary Hethwist Qhurch, 5% 2.:-.et Eclemre, ta r.
sass rally on the oi larch 12, 1968 -
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high schools urging all iegro IQIIOOI
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Attached relates to a speech made
and agitator, at Gifford Auditorium,
Syracuse University on 7/I7/69. Uuring
his speech, Hare ! accused Roy Iilkin
head oi the Rational Association for th
Advancement of Colored People, as being
a"Unc1e Tom"; ! stressed the need to
total Negro courses in education, inclu
ing Negro lath; ! compared the dis-
turbances at San Irancisco State Oolleg
and Cornell University, and ! statedby Ur. Nathan Hare, a black nationalist
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- he
would go to Algeria to recruit black
professors.
Copy of attached sent Inter-Division
Information Unit oi Department, and
pertinent portions oi attached I111 be
included in a teletype summary to Ihite
House and other interested agencies. -
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AND STATED HE PREFERRED AN ALL BLACKGROUP. IN_A RAMBLING
SPEECH LASTING ABOUT ONE HOUR, HA RESENTED THE FOLLOWING
HIGHLIGHTS: ONE: ACCUSED R 92 ILKINS, HEAD QF_TH§_NAACP,
AS BEING AN UNCLE TOM AND N0 LONGER A SPOKESMAN FOR THE
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BLACKS. TWO: STRESSED NEED FOR TOTAL NEGRO COURSES IN
EDUCATION, INCLUDING NEGRO MATH, NEGRO SCIENCE, NEGRO
LITERATURE, ETC. THE COURSES WOULD HAVE NO FORMAT, NO
TIME SCHEDULE AND WOULD BE SPONTANEOUS. THREE: COMPARED
DISTURBANCES AT SFSC'AND CORNELL UNIVERSITY AND OBSERVED
THAT IF NEGROES AT SFSG'HAD LEFT AN UNOCCUPIED BUILDING _
WITH GUNS, THE POLICE WOULD RAVE IMMEDIATELY OPENED FIRE.
THIS WAS INDICATIVE OF HOW BAD CONDITIONS WERE AT SFSC?
FOUR: STATED THAT HE WAS GOING TO ALGIERS, ALGERIA, FOR
,TNE PURROSE OF RECRUITING BLACK PROFESSORS. HARE SAID THAT
QMEFEFRESIDENT HAYAKAWA OF SFSC'LEARNED OF THIS, NE, HARE,
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Blacks should present a
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restraint it dealing with
problems. the executive
director OI the NAACP
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than watching a black
oorntnunity that con sti-
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are education, e m p 1 o y- I
merit. hous iltg. dnlgs.
e ri rn e -and relationships
with the police, Wilkins ,
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must proceed along moral,
legal and court persua-
llOl'|S to obtain its goals.
Two things have been re-
alized lay blacks in the last
few years: The potency of
the ballot and unity, Wil-
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of black mayors in the na-
tion. "They were .not
elected lust because they
are black but because they
were the best men for the
jobs," he said.
There is a' unity that nev-
er existed before among
organizations," Wilkins
said. He mentioned the co-
operation b e t w e e n OIC
Ind the NAACP: "OIC is a
specialized continuation
_ot the NAACP program."
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want to learn a trade and
have a fair chance at the
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p A group of 236 black, white, Chicano and Indian GIs--all of them members
__'__¢_!_f'the 173rd Airborne Brigade that recently 1etu1'ned from Vietnarn--have signed an'C'J"Opl_n letter to Defense Secretary Melvin Laird accusing the armed forces of racial
p __,.dio§:-imination. The GI's tried to present the letter to Laird earlier this month when
T, flee Defense Sec-.retR1'Y visited Fort Campbell on the Tenne_s§_<_-up-Kentuck border to / =.it welcome their brigade home from Southeast Asia, Bui: Gen. illiaalfgrdsong, th¢_"".
1 £f:l:1'i19»1fB1' BEILFOIE CC-92I1:1pb_r-:11 92vl-1_ere the.l_73rd is now stationed, refused to allow the
-.u. -s so ma.-to me presentation. Inc uis Letter asserted that "throughout our time in
the service we've seen minority group GI?! discriminated'a.gains't. In Vietnani that";
been evidenced by higher casualty rates. Other times it takes the iorm of slower.
promotions, higher penalties for rule_s_,v_io1a.tions and the worse job assignments. _We feel that the Army fosters racism and has purposely avoided d the
day-to-day problems of minority groups. "y
. In a press conference at the fort, Laird told newsman not seen the
petition, but acknowledged that the armed forces are beset with serious racial
problems. "These are difficult problems, " he said. "They are people problerns. "
The secretary also contended, however, that progress has been made toward their
solution. "We have made more progress in this area than any administration in 4American history, " asserted, and he said his source for that opinion is_§__i1.-'
P rights leader Rza!/lgllfins of the NAACP. . 0 Z----~--'" " ~ ,.- O: ,. . ' _ ' I" -'. ' i . r I ' 7I .i Another black leaderwho is less impressed with the administration
record, however, is Congressman Rona1d}¢B¬l1ums, a Democrat from Berkeley,
_/Calif. See _I_{g_ce Relations Rgp_o_1f1:er,_ Vol. II, No 5!. In an eight-page telegram to
the protesting GI's of the 173rd, Dellums told them he supported their eiforts to
end racism in the armed services, to secure full constitutional rights for GI's and
bring about a complete withdrawal of U. S. forces from Vietnam. Pvt. Mike/zblnti re of Los Angeles read Deliums telegram to the cheers of about 50 GI's who
If. were demonstrating peacefully outside Fort Campbell folldwing Laird departure
on Sept. 2. The group was predominantly white, but_it also contained a healthy . '- r.dI-".%?,MTir "" I sprzmchng of blacks, gp3.111Si1 Ame ricans a c e _1 nYTAIX! h-e a J___]1%Eh_1- 1"explained to RRIC that while no n-white Gls
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Enclosed tor the mreau
issues of The Voice of the slackis one copy each oi the following
Gomaunity": I
! Volume I, issue Ho. 7, dated Driday,
August 31, 1973; .
! Volume I, issue Io. 8, dated Iriday,
September 14, 1973. _
Voluse I, Issue No. 7, dated Iriday, August 31, 1973
oi "'1'?-e .'-1:-ice ct the Black Cora-sanity" contained an article on pagel entitled "They lust hvzre than llronises", which Ias an
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Field in Chicago, Illinois and sill feature the Alabama State
University Hornets" and the "Iorgan State Bears".
' an article on page 9 entitled "Nixon Gang- Ireck Ohrien
Busines" states that the NIXON administration audited the taxes
or Democrat leader LAURENCE 0'BRIHi, the "number one enemy on the
Ihite louse list" and also destroyed his small business tirm.
An article on page 12 entitled "Blacks from the hck
Ioods" is written regarding sigrant workers and shanty dwellers.
'lhe article points out the plight oi the black migrants in Hes
York state and other areas oi the country.
An article on page 14 entitled "Ihich Black America"
shows photographs and pictures oi Beversn JESSE ACKSON, A _Execg_1_:ig_e____irector, Operation PUSH, Reverend Ital!-"H;z_BERNA , Executive
IIlK_;_I§8_,n__Executive Directo1'_9_I1§_a'der oi Iuelim movement and
or the Rational Urban League,
or the beliefs oi the above ti
"shore should the America Blac- firector oi Southern Christian
ithe article, this question is
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in the world."
-:1Leaders ip Council SCLC ,'lIO!_-3
NAACP, _e_ssenger SLIJ UHAIIIAD,
RNON _RDAN, Eaecuti Director
'.lhe article cites thumbnail sketches
e men and states the question,
go tor leaderhip?". According to
eing pondered by 22 million black
tations of the Iealthest nation
. re.--* .= H~~£,M6-Iigld £ m r/¬¢nwn I-I 5? "¢/f'i_q_.J /Y .1d 3'1 co o ism '"" an article in section 11, " ;-entitle 1 ' "1 7'
Plagues 1.1.8. Iilitary" discusses the problem or alcoholism 92.2
in the 0.8. Iilitary. According to the article, alcoholism is
becoming a major iactor in decreasing the ettectiveness oi the
United States Iilitary forces,
posts in Georgia.especially in the southern silitary
. Volume I, Issue Io. , dated Friday, September 14, 1973
of "The Voice oi the Black nity" contains an article on page
1 regarding Regs;-__end CBARLE I» EDEN, Iag_cgj;_iyg__D_j,r_e_c_tor, llational
United Iront. The article reveals that I01!!! is trarelingthrough
downstate Illinois holding shat he raters to as "tell it like it
is" sessionl According to the article, the purpose is to
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each two weeks a tabloidesized newspaper, currently 16 - -pages in length. ~ - _. . ' __
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_' wasformed in 1969 at Greensboro, North -f .
- Carolina, with the basic aim to initiate, - ,,
coordinate, and lead a black student movement
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OJ%A§¬Z£ JIONPROFESSIOHALHQRKE;_R§_,__LUUIS§__ __s;cI M£_M_0j§1A_L___H_O§_l_>l_§AL$urrm.1<.*v': um W" __ -_ _ _ _ RG1 ..sPf"""_ _"'"""'-' LLIl92lFORI¢'-AT10i~l cozmmw 9,C3 * ucu~ss92nso' ERUN I5 U 925,.§92 0: Norfolk! _ :p;Tf__192!92';92_'.5__-B§_*_'iQ--
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Enclosed for the Bureau are eleven copies of a
self-explanatory LHM, captioned as above. ~
o An information copy is being furnished to Atlanta
concerning the SCLC mentioned in previous Ll-Iris regarding this
matter. Information copies are being furnished to Charlotte,
Columbia, and Richmond for information as stated in Norfolkairtzl to Bureau, 8/29/69.
Copies of enclosed L!-IM have been disseminated locally
to N180, OSI, MIG, USA, and Secret Servicg._ __ __ _ ___ :7 Q8 'P92Tl- lL]"lLlI"I--I LInformation was obtained £3; EA
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I581» November lit , 196$
EFFOTITS TO ORGJWIZE NONFROFESSIONAL
HORKERS, LOUISE OBICI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA
Reference is made to memorandum from the Norfolk Office
h FBI dated November It 1969 ofte , . -
nH OVBII1DBI 12, 1 5§, 1; adv!se|d that since Hovemger !,
situat on in t e u o k-Nansemond Count , Virginia, area thepertaining to the efforts of Local 26, Distributive Workers of
America Union, Suffolk, Virginia, to be recognized by the uise
Obici Memorial Hospital has remained calm and no acts of v olence
have occurred. .
' athstated that nei er eve
-s _i;re.sicient _§f__ihe__ Southern _§hf-istian Leadership Confer-enc {_$CLC} ,nor any other high official of the SCLC has appeared in luffclk, -
Virginia, in connection with instant matter and, therefore, there
has been no confrontation with the police. th R rend Ralp Abern y,
,§dvised that Rcksilkins, Executive Secretaryof the National Association for the Advan ment of Colored People NAACP! had appeared in Suffolk, Virginia, on November 6,1l969,i-m n
ar at which
iiegroes,
of Local
that thetime he had spoken before approximately 300 peep e, pr y
at the Hetropolitan Baptist Church in support of the efforts
26 to be recognized by hospital officials. Wilkins stated
Negroes had no quarrel with the Chief of Police or law
fi and likewise did not have any quarrel with enforcement of cers,
., he local Hospital Board, the Board of Supervisors of Nansemond
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professional workers; however, accor. Wilkins stated that the ' " borer hason tne negro lastated that Wilkins had
flown into Tidewater, irginia, s ortly before his speech and
left immediately thereafter. There were no incidents as a
result of this meeting or Wilkins speech.
iations had been conducted
officials during the past
s had not resulted in any
t hospital officials still 2 .
on as representing the non-'
ding to recent articles
appearing in local newspapers, the union appears to feel that
the hospital has recognized the unio
negotiate or confer with them. Nown inasmuch as they did
the union is stressing
the point that the hospital should re-hire all striking non-
profess° l - o ees who have not returned to work at thehospita stated the hospital officials have
agreed to p_ace the names of all striking nonprofessional
employees on the list of applicants at which time when positions
open, consideration will be given to
any other applicants.
..', stated thatdai1y have picxe ed the hospital and
former employees who are striking at
of these employees has not been more
day.
_advised that
___broken windows as a result of the di
_5on October 22, 1959 in connection wi
J The total cost of damage was estima
.ubPkQn out by rocks or were shot outemploying them equally with
a small number of pickets
all of these pickets are
the hospital. The number
than 18 or 20 on any given
I
a total of 50 stores had
sturbance which had occurred
th the "Solidarity Day March
ted at $12,925.50. This
s also included the automobile and truck windows which were either
. It also included the? police vehicles and firs trucks which had broken Qindows.
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SO THE QUESTION I5, IF THEY
DON'T EXIST SHOULD -THEY
EXIST. NOT DO THEY ,
SIIOUI-D.'l"l-IEYEXISI? DO TI-I Y
IIAVE A mo:-1-r rq must?sTi¬E ifiiii F-i6iJLbA iiiTHE EXISTANCE OF
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BOUT POLICE BRUTALITY. l'1"$
BECAUSE POLICE DRUTALITY
EXISTS. WHY DOES IT EXI&'I~
BECAUSE OUR PEOPLE IN TIES
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that en Hill ll. the Ie
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pollce, nd new IIl>Dreellci|_
never equeledln Iunerlcln history.
boiling point oi the lneltln
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the nelvee, in total delhnced
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ll ton In our pereonlcetlcn cl
revolutionary historical develop-
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at correct revolutionary ncthrlty
and we must do an he taught nl to
do. We must tbllnw the correct
lmlylle lleceule we knew tht he
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Connecticut enurte. when mm
America hqaee to conduct en IIIO
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of the Hay, 1972 issue of the Black News.
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- The Hay, 1972 issue of the Black News consists
of 32 pages of r_:_.oume§ts,_ i_11ustrations,_and_ a variety of
advertisements from Black business establishments.H ' The Black News magazine bears no masthead but_ on Page 4 it is self-descr bed as a ¥:1ack nationalist --
It Ag: rlxotedsthat telephone number063¬-9400 is listedto rican r can , J, C aver P aceBreed? :w;§.i, whee telephone bills are pain ojr - ' ion, use Fulton Street, _Brook1yjn,_ New York,of 1972. Youth "In Aciflon is an anE1-poverty program.
V ' P-ages 1/age 2 contain an article by EUGENE.L_.- H¢-:P§:1{.on§dta'§oHng,Th%£ted,1a1i1d Black B11tf'il.lt-;¢=:iirh§ou1s'ryn t. sartceseemsto ttaftgenern of the Black geople seem to be no more 2:=1'2S.2:..-2.!-"=":$ "M 5 = =="="=1°*.1,.**s§ P:=:@<*-..
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funds from We ington. That pi was snooping around -:__l--;'-I- - wife, l-lERI~ Il.LO! to check out if Black News gets -
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It NSSFNS and ask about the i t i bei held ' n erv ews ng oSaturdaa May 6th. Not that you can learn anything fbut may you will get a chance to travel and that in
itself is an educat on. Then, when you at on campusagitate, educate, and organize blood us§ like mad."
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black community to combat a white racist power structure.
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" 4i" were charging that the Police Department used excessive
£orce in making arrests on November 21, l9é9§ and that the
" Board of Education had agreed to three separate actions
hich would give Negro leaders a greater voice in the
administration of Memphis Public Schools, namely, to
appoint two Negro advisers to the beard; to work for
legislation that would provide for Negro representation
on the hoard and a study of the school system's administrative
structure to he made with the goal of appointing a Negro
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The paper reported that Roy-ilkins, International
Executive Secretary of NALCP, while passing through Memphis,
on November 22, 1969, had "expressed confidence in the Negro
leadership of the NAACP in Memphisa' - 5 .
The paper stated that Jesse Epps, International-
Representative of assess denied that the ending or the
school issue wou1d.hurt his campaign against St. Joseph
Hospital in which he was seeking recognition of AFSCMB.
He said that until this time his union had put a higher
priority on the educational issue than on the St. Joseph
strike.
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excessive force in effecting November 21, 1969, arrests.
Ihe paper quoted the Memphis Police Director Frank Cs
Holloman as stating that the police had movies and pictures
of students arming themselves with bricks, rocks and bottles
during the demonstration activities, particularly on
November 21, 1969, described above, and that when orders
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.- September 6, 1970 there were abou , persons present
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the tree-shaded lawn of the teachers college
at Cleveland, bringing families and relatives
with them to discuss their own area's in-
terests and problems and to hear about the
great world to which bisttrically their
products have gone. Those most im-
mediately concerned listen to the speaker in
the large gymnasium oi the college. His
words are carried to many more thousands
on the surrounding lawn while they eat
sandwiches, drink pop, and keep an eye on
the sleeping children. The scene is an easy-
going, good-natured, shirt-sleeved,
thoroughly American one. . ." '
By the 1960s. however, the heat generated
by the civil rights movement persuaded
national politicians that the scene might not
be so easy-going and they stopped ad- ;.- iikim, -- _ev.Ralh _v -
I _ m.'- .ya usti dA.§ . | 0 | h,
an *- te n- he was asking national92 church and civil rights leaders, as well as
some political leaders, to convene in
Geveland on May 18 and 1_9 "tor a demon-
stration of civildisobedience against Mr.
-Mitchell: presence here."
For years national political figures
Qjourneyed to Cleveland to speak at the '
l_council's annual meeting. it was there on
-llay'1, 1047, for example, that then-} -_. .,.-_ . - - ..-¢-M--.. ..... .._.dressing the council. One oi the last invited
was Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman.
A iormer council official recalled that
Freeman was supposed to come at about
the time the freedom rides started and he
suddenly decided he had to inspect the
cranberry crop somewhue and couldn't-
come." '
For more than two months Henry, a long-
time civil rights leader, tried to convince
Mitchell that lending the prestige of the
attorney general_s oftice to the Delta Councila_.!.._-|- , _
itcheii visnrsppsn
function would buoy segregationist sen-
timmt. _ J 1' C sfM n%protwt,Jr. of Indianola council presiden , o e him
'?lE'iter saying that if the council's meeting is
all-white "It will be only because no Negroes
want to attend. At our annual meetings in the
past Negroes have attended and at no time
were they denied admittance. . .The Delta
Council has never had any restriction on
Negro membership." '
A spokesman for Mitchell said the attorney
general, after receiving a copy oi Lewis
letter, decided the council was not racially
exclusive.
- A former council otlicial who has been a
member tor more than 2;! years told the Los
Angeles Times, I've never seen a black face
in the audience at one oi our meetings.
Negroes are not excluded by the by-laws, but
they aren't included as members. It's just
like Jews are not excluded by our country
club's by-laws, but they're not admitted as
members." C -
Council President Lewis, who is Jewish
said in an interview that he financially
supports a private school at lndianola. Hi
said be also has supported public schools.
He said be does not know how many oi tht
18-county council's 4,000 members are
Negroes because our membership cards
don't show race, butl recognize one or twc
names as friends oi mine who are Negroes.
"I can say uncategoricaily I have seer
them quite a tew tims at the meetings,
Lewis said. I can't recall whether lsaw an
the last year or the year before, but I we
told by people I know that they saw some las
year." . ' »
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l e _ The centerfold of the September 26, 1970, issue of -- _.
"'.l'he Black Panther contained an article by um-on captioned," Open _Letter_}'o,l[!oy IIi1kins". _. - _ t ' e Q -
o ROY IIILKINS is a national leader of -
- the__Nationa1 Association for the VAdvancement of Colored People NAACP! .
V The comp]. 'te text of IIILKINS' article referred to_ by NEWTON is attachezfas an enclosure to this report. -. ' " ; - - * § 4* 5 o _ '
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- Klan Organization .Re Mobile sireel and 111%] dated E5/69 and M0tel K
Summary of Complaint: 5°-"5 5/12/5% 'l .
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are ll copies of LEM L
ontaining s semi-monthly sumary of racial conditions in thellobile, Montgomery and Selma, A1s., areas, supplementing infor- L
mtion set forth in referenced I-HM. This LEI! hes. been dis-
seminated locally to militery intelligence agencies-' loch! ,_ Secret Service and to USA, Mobile and Montgomery, Aiatiiso
= enclosed for the Bureau are two copies of FD-376.
Close and continuing contact is being maintained
by Mobile Office with racial informants, liaison sources and -
officers. Any information indicating e possibility of an
outbreak of racial violence will be promptly brought to the
attention of the Bureau. . '
. _ YI~ The progress of inforgants is closelyfollowed byAgeni he mun Office, and specific assignments are_be_ing 1
JAC 0 ~_- _ . .Bkgqgu .»iu§,§§i..,t1.;. mm being $161122 A '57 L ' é I ' .1
F3331"? Q Preliminary investigation instituted f s t "
fl@ auF§o.I9-!.g| LI-IM enclosed [:1 Copy furnished USA Mobile and
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larch and it is believed by the black community that the
larch will be a failure. _ .
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_.% Summer sessions have resumed at Alabama State
College in Montgomery, Alabama, and there has been no
student demonstrations or picketing at the school.
Current gvaluation of Violence Potential
i sources active n and
the black community have
advised that the Montgomery, Alabama, area is stable
and that there are no major causes or tension between
the races.&>'z1:>
Foreign Influence in the
Black Nationalist Movement
None.
Stoc;pi1ing_of Arms and Ammunition
None.
Armed Attacks on Law Enforcement Officers
_M g _ by Black Extremists,
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SELMA, ALABAMA
General Racial Conditions
Boyigilkins from the naticna1_EesQQuart thanIatiggg}_Asso iation for Advancement_9-GO1oredsPeop1e,SNAACP!is scheduIed"t6ibeak in Selma;.Alnhama, on July 2h, 19 , and
the stated purpose of his visit is to reactivate the NAACP in
the Selma, Alabama, area as a stablizing force in the Negrom >Qommunity. There are currently two groups vying for power in
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!PBl1B.2¬VI5I°! eieie .the Selma-Dallas County area. the Bsysrender. De+§%ese Jfj>of the Qgllas Coun§y_Ipterg_Lea£:§,and such other moderateleaders, luc as 8Y§££Qd_L. D B8. SP8 itrvt in
having e etrcng EEZCP branch in the area. Ehe modera
gro is in constant conflict with a militant faction
e:lg3,_S irle er, a white civil rights worker,and Clarenggkill ams This faction heads a small _
minority of young militant egroes. The community support "
and political power in the black community appears to be
centered with the more moderate group. -The more moderate
group is encouraged by, and receives political support-
fromnthe white community and this group ie being enccura
to form a strong NAACP chapter.
There is no open support or publicity for the
{cor Pecple's_Campa1gn_March on the Alabama State Capitolsliding in the Selma-Dallas County area.
Current Evaluation of Violence Potentialiii **" _ 1 7 ___ - ___ __ e
Sources active and knowledgeable of affairs inthe black community have advised that there is no activity
on the part of any white or any black group of a naturethat would cause tension between the races in the communityand that, therefore, there has been no counter activity by
any opposing group, which counter activity is generally the
primary cause of trouble in the area.
Foreign Influence in the
glaekfhetionalist Movement
None.
' $*¢PkR1li"5 °f_&¥m'_n.EmBn;E%9§
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Q 2 SAC £0 57-570! P!|:] CIVIL RIGHTS S-ECTION
. GENERAL INVEST. DIV. §
ibject: POSSIBLE RACIAL VIOLENC% DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIV.
IAJOR URBAN AREAS _._sosrm nrvxslon @ A I
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Enclosed heregith for the Bureau are ll copies of
containing a semi-monthly summary of racial conditions in the i
Iobile, Iontgomery and Selma, Ala., areas, supplementing
formation set forth in referenced LHII. This LEI has been
d sseminated locally to military intelligence agencies, local l
- , Also enclosed for the Bureau are two copies of FD 376
Close and continuing contact is being maintained
- _ by Iobile Office with racial informants, liaison sources and
ghetto informants as Iell as with appropriate law enforcementofficers. Any information indicating a possibility of an
outbreak-of racial violence will be promptly brought to the
atte ti f th Bu- D O11 O O P8811 ¢_
f The progress of inf%nts is closely followed by 1_ Agents o the Iobile Office and s c ic ssignments being 92r ACTDN: macs: R'Ec 13 ,4 / / p_ rem E955-_[§Q_No further action being ink n J}: 11¢ and
" l "Pg um enclosed e. .6091 Illtnished m u -Jl'<>ntso-err, i""I{;}_F_' ll |:}LHM being'subm%ed y ....._. 92__.m=ni' -% 1:1 Report being submitted .. . 2! um Prelimizaryinvestlgationinstituted-1 __ ;'_"E__2f1 '59 e=?»'<»r'" ;LL1m1tea investigation instituted '_ ,.<-.LL INFORMATIONCONTAIN I '- 1s.snmsm-P g P-=;_>___.___Secret Service and to USA, Iobile and lontgosery, Alabama. at,T -e »'-'1=i~.§=-;-§?.¢='-.e. :."»:+*- 1'? ---"1 -'- . . - 1 - . .- . ~. I -., ' 4-It _i -an 1-e1.5292L#sY SQ.-i: &»..-_e_;v-!/- ...~. _. .,;-&.*,§ J1-3--A.-k-;-..-.<=b.__,_ . .. .1-w*3?~r I =1" ' 1 .1: '" e
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3 General Racial Conditions and Current
Evaluation of_Y1o1ence Potential A
Sources active in and knowledgeable of affairs in
both the black and white community have advised that the
Ibntgoaery, Alabama, area is currently stable and that there
are no visible sajor causes of tension between the races.
Forei n lnfluence in the
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Stockpiling of Arms and Ammunition
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Arged Attacks on Lav Enforcement§i!i9¢rs by Bliskrsttsmists *ii
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SELMA
/ jenerali Racia1*Conditi_ons
R0 i President of the National Association
for Advance of Colored People NAACP! is scheduled to
speak at Se ma University Audi riun, Sella a a, underthe auspices of the 1oca1 c er of the BAA . .
Reverend C. tt Pastor of the Greene Street,
Baptist C r r of Selma University, nade
arrangements for the talk due to the dissatisfaction of local
égrces-1 eith shat they have classified as "irresponsible
Ilirect action" activities by the Southern Christian Leadership
bnference SCLC! leadership. A threat by the local SCLC
n boycott and demonstrate in protest at the visit of Iilkins
'iis been dismissed by the black conunity as just being athreat with no substance to it. _§£§,
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- - Belmont _i._._P u 1.' UNITED STATES Gf ERNMENT 9 I' -fit
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- X-llr. I. c. Sullivan UDC-7}, um; October 23, 1963
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/" functionaries in a Congress of Racial Equality CORE! picket line inI11I8Il.kBQ& Igjconsin, be Iurnéghed, through Crime Records Division, to92 _I;_.___§p_.m _ ;a_.r1ner an 1;. B ilkin, national functionaries of O0RE_ __I and "the glatlonallssociation tor the Advancement oi Colored People,respectively. -. The purpose would be to warn those officials of the
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demonstrations and possibly illicit irom them a public statement
by the Director 92;__.--§ emediat1s such Part" surmort- This recmmendetinn ens nhnreveri / ,92 , ,__, , ,, . .. ....._ .._ __ ..,., ,
$13 Ir. DeLoach inquired about the possibilities oi giving
Ir. Farmer the names ot the communists. . .
This is vise that the d to Part-M ~- "QThe tact the r -. -
1 th iok tingey are unc on an par cipated
n e p e _ in Hilwaukee is publicly knoIn'and may be given f
to Mr. Farmer by '
or iniornante.
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INTERNAL SECURITY - C - Mr. Merle!
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6, . C,"Tun situations concernin§ the Communist Party CP!, USA,and the civil rights movement are llustrated below with two sugges- -
tions which nay e instrumental in curbing to some extent the Party's
activities in that lovenent. = - .- as - O ;4-_. _ . . .-..
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lee '.¬iscer.sis ¬..'PL'SA Bistrict functionaries isised a' -Cengress of Racial Equality CORE! Picket line recently
in Milwaukee and nay do so again in the future. No -
indication CORE knew of their CP association. A V
Milwaukee newspaper source is being notified so anyfuture CP aenber appearance on that picket line car£_-be
publicized!. A _ _ =t_-
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' detersined ='-peels te the Hegre in Aierica. Threcgh LI 1 press, notablg "The Worker," the :11 is extensively r.-;- 'r?, '
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publicizing t e current racial unrest to show its allegedconcern for the Negro. AU.INF_0RMAT|0N cormmzq I O
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T-If CP nelbers have ioined CORE Picket lines in Milwaukee
ey lay Join then in other c ties. It follows that CP nenbers nay v
in ac," sisilar. ectie-i-¥'~}r' the Heticnsl Assecietien fer the Adva:-.ce=nthof E031-ea People iqunafr!, Ihicl§;92_long vitghcoas, is very mmecv r3hs;oveneat_.__ ,'92.. S; mqcosuas 6 bSince the §ure_au Ea? exélent contacts through Janes _ .E18.-2 and Roy llilkins-,4} th/NAACP, as Iell as others §n__th9 s gjia field, it is suggested g!: _ -- -~ jg, ____.--J.-¢.."" *'l.'O H .. . '9 _.-9 _ O" A -l. Crime Recolg Division advise llr."!-arler lkins Z grrhe iileaqfisaee i¬1e;dent.t §'i"i;atii11 any --" *~ - u.sourc_e or n or-nan s .as-ted tog ac, that _t yl 1ml 5" Eic stateng¥s:i?:g¥at§ an{M O I: I organizationsan ohrganizat ona activ tiesC llr. v.c. Sullivan U.c%J,92"92* =>m=1o-16-as D ?-,§},';;~_,'i
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RB: COMMIJNISI PART! USA ' ~ 'e COUNPERINIEILIGENCE rnoelwa _ e J.- -' i
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This two-phase plan would vividly demonstrate to theAlerican public that the civil rights movement is a definite C?target. It would further show that the Negro is aware of the CPaims and is attempting to resist then. Pu lic disavowal oi CPsupport by Negro spokesmen could be _a serious blow to the Party.
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in-'*"92The Black Panther, the official publication of
the BFP, in its issue of May 4, 1969, on page 10, carried
an article entitled, "The Black Panther Party Authorizes
Leadership in Scandinavia." This article was signed David
Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPP Central Committee and Bobby
- Seale, Chairman of the BPP. The article reads as follows:
Solidarity Committee for Third
world Peoples Liberation Struggle
Established in the Scandinavian
countries and composed of the
Copenhagen, Denmark Solidarity
Committee Black Liberation and in
Stockholm, Sweden, the BPP Solidar-
ity Committee. S
t FROM: The Central Committee of the National-
¢ Organization of the Black Panther Party
S REFERENCE: Authorization of Skip~Halone and Connie
7 ,»'athews and recognition of these offi-cers representation of th§¬§?P, the
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Central Committee
"It has been approved by the Black Panther_
Central Committee that the Solidarity Committee
Far» +'hn Phi-r~r1 E-1n'r92'ld Pannlas I.'ihar92a+-Tn-n Striannln-a-|.. ----a ---_- -V-_ ---I---_ _-----_-1 --as-ht---'Irepresented by Skip Malone and Connie Mathews and
established in the Scandinavian countries communi-
cates and represents the BPP's political demonstra-
tions of support, raise funds, and inform the
peoples of Scandinavia about poor black and
oppressed peoples revolutionary struggle from the
Panthers vanguard position, won in blood and battle
against America's imperialistic, vicious pigs
police!."
The July 5, l9B9 issue of "The Black Panther ,Black Community News Service, which is the Black Panther f
. Partv newspaper, on page 5 reprinted a telegram from Roy»~¥%Tl§ins from Rggmygrh to Bobby Seale, Chairman, cenrrar~~
Q. yCommittee, BPP, Berkeley, California. Wilkins as Chief
Executive Officer of the National Association for the
Adyancement of Colored People NAACP!, requested a private
meeting with officers of the Central Committee of the BF?
and particularly with Bobby Seale as Chairman of this Com-
mittee. The same page of the BPP newspaper July 5, 1969
issue contained a reply to Wilkins from Bobby Seale, Chair-
man of the Central Committee, BPP. This telegram stated
that the BPP would only meet with Wilkins in a.public meeting
in West Oakland.
Panther", The July 19, IQEQ 'ssue of "The Black¢;5§ 27 lists the Black Community News Serv newspaper on page
Central Committee of the Err as Huey P. H wton as Minister
o Defense; Bobby Seale, Chairman; Eidri ,e Cleaver, Minister
f Information; David Hilliard, Chief o Staff; Ray "Masai"
aewitt, Minister_qf E ucation; Kathlee . eaver, Communications
"§ecretary; and Emor Douglas, Hinister of Culture. _
of the same issue
as established by
Committee members
a :~:aof the BPP newspaper,
the Central BPP Head-
are printed for all 92On page 27
the rules of the BPP
quarters and Central
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COHHITTEE OF BPP. SEALE SAID H SENT WILKIIS A TELEGRAH JUNE I
taunt: LAST ll aususa STATIHG csmm. conn1t'm:'i'ou|.o past u1tuu_;__,'_.'.---
WILKIIS JULY FOUR IEXT AT PUBLIC HEETIIG IH DEFREHERY DARK, OAK-
LAND, CA, II COINECTIOH WITH A RALLY AND PICNIC ALREADY SCHEDULED
FOR THAT DATE, SPOISORED BY HOHEHS POWER ORGAIIIZATIOI-
SEALE STATED BPP WILL MEET WITH WILKIIS OILY UIDER THESE
TERMS, AHD TO DATE, IO ANSWER HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM WILKINS-_ 0
SAN FRANCISCO EXAHIHER, A DAILY IEWSPAPER, DATED JULY DUE
IISTAIT, REPORTED SUBSTAUTIALLY SAME AS ABOVE, OBVIOUSLY AS RESULT
OF PRESS RELEASE BY BPPQ
SOURCE ADVISED THAT AT FOUR TWEITYFOUR PH THIS DATE, SEALE
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Q QUOTE... I AM DESIROUS OF EXPLORATORY COIFEREICE UITH OFFICERS
ii: nmgzxagx anuursY;!n PARTICULARLY eats I'Y - . ; . A
lira. 1 no not asszns PUBLIC MEETINGS at tars r1n£.§ cannotv - _
ARRANGE TRIP TO HEST COAST BEFORE LATE JULY BECAUSE OF PRIOR A
COMMITMENTS. AS TO AREAS OF POSSIBLE AGREEEIIT AID DISAGREEMEIT,
It IS PURELY an nssunrrzou on nv and AUTHORITY as cnrzr Exzcu-
TIVE OF IAACP. IT IS OFFICIAL, or counés, our not éIE1na, non
IT HAVE FORMAL EIDORSEMEHT OF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. I SIMPLY DOES
FEEL VERY STRONGLY THAT PRESENT SITUATIOI OF OUR RACE REQUIRES
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TRYIIG TO REAII SOME COMMOI GROUND AID ARRIVAL AT SOME SORT OF
STRATEGY THAT EILL BE EFFECTIUE EUE! IF PRODOCTIUE OELY I! A FE!
nnzns. I nayBE II ERROR AID THERE IS IOT UIAIIMOUS SUPPORT
IMMEDIATE CO-HORKERS OF STAFF. THUS I FEEL MUST TRY. EVEI AMOIG MY
I HOPE HE CAI COITIIUE THE EFFORT TO ARRIVE AT A MUTUALLY SATISFAC-
TORY MEETIIG DATE AID PLACE LATE II JOLY OR EARLY II AUGUST.
SIGNED, ROY UILKIIS, CHE ZERO SEHER THO LYNCH STREET, JACKSOI,
MISS. EID QUOTE.
SEALE STATES IT IS OBVZOUS THAT UILKIIS DOES IOT BAIT TO
MEET HITH THE PEOPLE AID THAT HE IS SEPARATED FROM THE BLACK
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