104-10433-10067 ie , cae - het ‘vag ane epg wera a teas ae art es * ° ov sd ooTs : Rika, martin Laibaper ¢ are Ae w * AN a , ma. £ a» uke Fan .t % Mod, (: 7 i mans 5 aay ean as oat a ra come natant Liege - L. Martin Lather KING dr., bora a5 Jaws rat wy i929 in itanta,” Georg’ a a been described as the most prokincat | ‘Les der of tho civil rights movers Conference, . president of tha Southern Caridt: Tan. Lea adership jin the US. ke is the ace Price. (SciC), and is.a recipient of the Nobel P 2 in Subject!s any activ: ties in the civil rights novenant, he-has sought and relied upon the advice of various individuals, including the OTHE Tey eteteewmantogint stem ony spun, ¢ sian : pen ee eR MER AER erg ohm eh et geen ate ene TN pees semen . ese te re following: ST, : , .- RO ELIT OL NA DTT IE + + . | APPROVED FOR RELEASE. 7 oe “Bate | SPREE 7 an ker
13-00000 ke The¥October 1964 issue of Vie Nuove, an Italian weexly magazine ow.ed by the Italian Communist Party, (PCL), carricd sh article entitled ° *, What Ve Negroes Ask of the President" which Vie Nuove claimed Subject wrote for its exclusive publication. ~The arbicle concerned the civil ‘rights © ‘question dy the US and did not’ appear to bo directed specifically to a Communist audience. Das: ite’ the date of 4is publication the article appoared to nava been written sowe moaths before. - §. An article appearing in the Washinzton Post on 4 November 1964 stated: : trey Subject waa plenving a visit to the Soviet Union. -He reportedly had been = - * . ry » . ’ * a “ * a pe Oe meme ae ate te me moe ~ ome . . . ~e meme 8 . we Se i eo. ier . « . : * . eo . vg +. _ 8 . @ 78 ,
13-00000 #8 6 an Woo. ° invited to tho USSR, but Rev. Ralph ABERKATIZ, spoxesaan for Subject, - refused to Co; iment on the source of tho invitation. f : ‘ . & i i '. . The above: 2 ménorasidua wag ba sed  xelusively on. that. information contained in: | “ Subjectts very incoaplote 2OL file. No attempt was made to AMAOUGRE ' PS KUGOUAREESEESEREL «Locate or consolidate: ovher information concerning | 7 Suoject. 7 . . "4 + re Oe ' § November 1947 H o \ ‘ : ¢ , - a e oe e na ‘ . a) ‘ ' , ww . . . ‘ eee o*
13-00000 : ®, . fot pute : a . wee & . + . _ . . .  EX-6 2s .- ee s . : oo 4 * . . .: 1, Martin Luther XIsG Jr., born 15 January 1927 in Atlanta, Georgia, has been Gescribed as the nost prekinent leader of the civil rights movement - -. inthe US. Ee is the President of the Southern Chriétian Leadership Conference, and is.a recioient of the Nobel Peace Prize. 2. In Subject's iseny activities in the civil rights movendnt, he has. . — an toe . ° —, ® ° é sougnt and relied upon the advice of various individuals, i . é t ‘ De | e | APPROVED fQ8 BEREASE OE | — Date —— G3) eee tee baer be wets eee
13-00000 - , , 3.0 . . . . - Subject met with vericus leaders of the Italien Commis: Party and of the Itelien Socialist Part: 38 Senteader 1964, in Renee (Subject wes in Rose on that date as part of a wee 2o.NS St ow fa a © mn ay- > Ys apne = oy 40 TheCctoder 19ch issue of Vie Nuove, en Ibalian weekly mag emed by the Italian Cocmmist Party, (PCI), cerried an arti cle entic, Led What We Negroe3a As for its exclusive puplicavion, ‘The erticle concerned the civil rights : \ . Guestion in the US and Gid not appear to be directed specifically to a Gommmist eudience. Despite the date of iis publication the article eppeared to 5. An article appearing in the ashinston Post on 4, Noveaber 1964 stated j onet Subject was plemiing a visit to the Soviet Union. He reportedly had been
13-00000 *, on > oe ra : ‘ « + a: . . cs - = - ‘ . ~ & ° invited to the USSR, but Rev. Ralph ABERNATHY, spokesman for Subject, - > a? ™ Soe car . . refused to coament on the source of the invitation. > oe “ee . Be ‘? . - 5 H z : Pa €
13-00000 . a 5 : -~ 2¢ : NoYes CONFIOENTIA CIGSE a ce . i L/f\ (G . = oe Vek * oo : . , - ‘ . 5 OQ ew 1, ee (8 Soe SuedS0T: KING, Martin Lither : Cokes , Se a eos Boe S Noo. 61 Sore : Laevise:t, } “A: . ere sy LES REE ex ouel ~ opr eee aioe —— ts: saath le Martin Luther KING Jre, vorn.15 January 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, — . . fas been described as the most prokinent leader of the civil rights movenent — ‘ in the US. Ke is the President of ths Southern Chridtian Leadership Conference, (SciC), and is,a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. 2. ‘In Sudject's many activities in the civil rights. movemaént, he has ~ sought and relied upon the advice of various individuals, including the _ Pore, Sollowing: As Bayard RUSTIN-Mfeaber of the Young Comaunist League from 1936 to - LAL, secretary to Subject: from 1958 to 1960, Secretary of the. \ SCLC in 1962, EK and organizer. of the March on Washingtoniw 1205, - RUSTIN attended the Sixteenth National Convention of the cPuSA in 1957 as a non~Communist observer, end was especially active an advising Subject on formilating a. position on Viet Nain in 1965-66. a, ; B. Clarence JONES-General Counsel to the Ghandi. Society for ‘Hunan . . Rights, and former menber of the Labor Youth Leagueg a Communist a oa front. | | ; | | > ae W6S Re (, . C,: “Stanley LEVISON-i Ideological Communist end suspected secret menber . of the CPUSAs Ct | a se rad WACHTEL-~ZExecutive Vice President of the Ghandi Society for 4 DLE B Way Rights ;%aember of the Naticnal Lawyers Guild, a Communist Downgraded : ue ae . | by aut ee ae . yew € OPS L Tre ? Oke, , ye EACH fj FULL TEXT copy -- 00 Nor RELEASE ee ame ee le ee Theos aes ote Ragen ome te ate tree | CLASSIFICATION REVIEW aan tn tn ho tet ete eran cage tote panne GER, nha. :
13-00000 e ¢ B. Harry BSLAPONTE-Neaber of the Loung Communist League before ; Z coming into prominence as an entertainer. 3.. According to a sourco who is considered unreliable, Subject met with @ : a . vexious leaders of the Italian Commmnist Party and of the Italian Socialist Party on 16 September 1964 in Rome. (Subject was in Rome on that date as part of a - tour of Western Zurbpe.) He allegedly disdgssed with these Italian politicians the demonstrations against segregation in the US which yere to ‘ . , " .- _ be organized in Italy during the following months. - a ¥ , 4. TheVOctober 1964 issun of Vie Nuove, an Italian weekly magazine ovwr.ed by the Italian Communist Party, (PCL), carried an article entitled ._ What We Negroes Ask of the President" which Vie Nuove claimed Subject wrote for its exclusive publication. The article concerned the civil rights’ i question in the US and did not appear to be directed specifically to a Communist audience. Despite the date of tis publication the article appsared to 7 e have been written sone months before. 5.° An article appearing in the Washington Post on 4 Noveaber 1964 stated thet Subject was plenning a visit to the Soviet Union. He reportedly had been . Fant CONABRIIAL
13-00000 a) ca] ty - . ne ¥ & invited to tha USSR, but Rev. Ralph ABERNATHY, spokesman for Subject, - refused to coament on the source of the Invitations © 201 1-760965 (XING)) 201-275804 (RUSTIN) DFPB-L7872 DBS—-SSL6h CSCI-~316, 02051-64 » OLRT-6783 whe following docunents, held in RID/SD, were not reviewed: 75-1€8603 73-1 28606A , --TS~188613 . ‘e saad ae o is DBB-17872 and DBH-17192, which contain information essential to Subjects he, both. appear to have pages missing. _ The above memorandum was bas Subject's very incomplete 201 file. Subject. at ee a toemnge etme ce et eo eee ¢ ed exclusively on that information contained in No attempt was made to KXNESTExMES locate or consolidate other information concerning 5 November 1967 _ 8 tee ne mere ere ne as . ee 8 te aeme we fe Ten TO ene saree Hemmer aEE * Bom aye ., 7 -e O t e . 1p Soest eC SP - . _. ae . gal q