23. Marxist-Leninist Group Affiliate (1966, 1969) 24, Marxist-Leninist Group Functionary (1966) 25. Puerto Rican Independence Group (1966-1967) 26. Puerto Rican Independence Group Leader (1966-1967) 27. Communist Party Member (1966-1968) 28. Headquarters Basic Revolutionary Group (1966-1974) 29. Communist Party Influenced Group (1966) . 30. Pro-Arab Group (1967) Microphone Surveillances (all targets in each category) 1. Black Separatist Group (1960-1965) ‘2. Black Separatist Group Functionary (1961-1965) 3, Racist Organization (1962) 4, Civil Rights Functionary (1964-1965) 5. .Coverage at Request of Warren Commission (1964) 6. Associates of Civil Rights Functionary (1965) Te New Left Oriented Campus Group (1969) 8. Black Extremist’ Organization (1970) 9. Black Extremist Group Functionary (1970~1972) NW 35079 Doold:32999536 Page ii
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C, 20530 November 24, 1975 “oO a a at TO: Jolin A. Mintz, Assistant Director hegal Counsel Division ‘Ls fo Federal Bureau of Investigation FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. 7, Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination . “ & SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a Senate Select Committee letter requesting delivery of certain documents pertaining to Mary Jo Cook and Gary Thomas Rowe. Please prepare an appropriate response. i cT 115 cc: Paul Daly ere ; | 6A- 1/6395-[0TY¥ CREE WEEK | KEEGAN 15 NOV 26 1975 RCT KORO Ne, A | _t GLosURE L Ys Con Wy AL. TET TIvORMaTION CONTAINED ay LV ESSE oe ae 62-H6DPS A S507 Doold: 32989536 Page i2
|. Mw 55079 November 24, 1975 TO: John A, Mints, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation PROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a Senate Select Committee latter requesting delivery of certain documents rertaining to Mary Jo Cook and Gary Thomas Rowe. Please prepare an appropriate rasponse, ec: Paul Daly ALL PALE ORME MOF CONEATED GLASS 6 6 dag DA) Doold: 32989536
| PHILIP A. HART, MICH. WALTER F. MONOALE, MINN. WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. GARY HART, GLO. > ‘ «. FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN 4 JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN HOWARD H. BAKER, JR: te BARRY GOLDWATER, ARI CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MO, RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA. » WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL, CURTIS R, SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL, Michael E. Shaheen, Esq. Special Counsel for Intell Mniled Slates Senate SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT To S. RES. 21, 4TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C, 20510 November 24, 1975 igence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Mike: With respect to the documents pertaining to Mary Jo Cook and Gary Thomas Rowe which the Bureau A has tiadé available for review in response to our request, we request that the documents specified by our staff menibers be delivered to the Committee. ec: Paul V. Daly Sincerely, Cr Doyl/ John ELLIf££ Director Domestic Intelligence Task Force Office of Congressional Affairs Federal Bureau of Investigation AIL, FBI INFORMATION CONTAINED MP2-~) ly . » MW OSS079 Doold: 32989536 Page i4 ENCLOSURE ba. 116395 - poTy
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 November 24, 1975 John A. Mintz, Assistant Director TO: Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation { FROM Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination “TC SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request — Attached is a letter from the Senate Select Committee Please & ‘é with a copy to Mr. Cregar of the Bureau indicated. prepare an appropriate response. a cc: Paul Daly oi. i REC-39 ie ~ 62-116 39¢. 109 eucr0st a | 15 NOV 26 1975 NRE ATK CAE, ¢ righ? Buns We’ ALL FBT INTORMATION CONTAINED ? - \N a seer ka Sraporeuen jane Se SW ae 3 1919 Mode - |p nae” oN 0) ok 62-375 te | NW 55079 Docld:32989536 Page 15
November 24, 1975 TO: dohn A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Fedoral Bureau of Investigation FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, dr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a letter from the Senate Saleat Committees with a copy to Mr. Cregar of the Bureau indicatcd. Please prepare an appropriate responsa, co: Paul Daly ORDA TON CONTAINED ALL EELS AEIED WW 55079 Docld: 32989536 Page 16
aes JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, M¥H. WALTER F. MONOALE, MINN. WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY. ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. GARY HART, COLO. WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FREDERICK A. 0. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL | | | | | PRANK CHURCH, [DAHO, CHAIRMAN | | BARRY GOLOWATER, ARIZ, RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA, a a eee CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., . a Coes . 6  Mritea Shales Senate >SELECT COMMITTEE TO > - STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH -- ire eaten die Paeanrenre s atenmheeetiiadoad et ‘® “HOWARD H, BAKER, JR., TENN. MD. RESPECT-TO INTELLIGENCE. ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT YO 5. RES. 21, HTH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 November 21, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq. - Office of Deputy Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Mike: The Select Committee requests. delivery on or before Tuesday, November 25, 1975, of the following materials which staff members have reviewed at the Bureau: ; (1) All documents. produced for access . in response to Items 1, 2, 4 and. 5 of the SSC"s October 31) 1975 document request; (2) all documents produced for access in response to Items 4 and 5 of the SSC's November 6, 1975 document request. Sincerely yours, Paul G. Wallach Counsel cc: William 0. Cregar I ENCLOSURE nw S5079 Doeld: 32989536 Page if
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C, 20530 v NOV 2 41975 TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Caqunsel Division \. Federal Bureau of Investigation t FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr. { Special Counsel for Intelligence vA Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a letter from the Senate Select Committee requesting delivery of materials pertaining to the authorization and purpose of certain listed electronic surveillances. Please prepare a response to this request. / tif cc: Paul Daly ! oT WS s Qe iss "ReEC-30 LA-1lé 34: sf OF 15 NOV 26 1975 COS ANT AA PEL INFORSATION CONTANTED rea cLabsamn a ine aot 3 1975 b2-NG3IS - 278-91? 9 WW 55079 Do&TAt S2og9536 Page 16
TO: dohn A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Paderal Buraau of Investigation po NOV 2 41975 ERO: iochoel &. Shaheen, dr. Special Counsel for Intelligences Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Select Committec Reduest Actached is a Letter from the Senate Select Comaittoe raquesting delivery of materials portaining to the authorization an-j] purpose of certain listed electronic surveillances. Ploase prupare a resrons¢ to this request. co: Paul Daly a Re MW 55079 Docld: 32999536 Page 19
@ @ eh OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL (i som W WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 ae ‘1 November 24, 1975 “7 ae ¥ TO: John A, ‘Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation \e pont ‘tchaes E. Shaheen, Jr. a Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination , a SUBOECT: Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a copy of a Senate Select Committee request dated November 21, and received by this office on November 24, 1975. Please prepare an appropriate response. ’ cc: Paul Daly st 115 5 ON, 15. NOV 26 1975 § whee ye i EIPOREATION CONTAINED yw DAS YE! DEC 3 1975 62-HG39S” " NW 35079 Doold:32989536 Page 23 MOR-1b
‘ t ' ij ‘ i ; i i i C 4 TOs PROM: SUBIECT : @ en Yovember 24, 1975 John A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation Mighaol BE. Shaheen, dr. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Senate Select Committee Request Attached is a copy of a Senate Select Committea request dated November 21, and received by this office on Novembor 24, 1975. Tleasé prepare an appropriate response. Qers Paul Daly ‘,
1 FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN PHILIP A. HART, MICH, HOWARD H, BAKER, JR \S WALTER F. MONOALE, MINN. BARRY GOLOWATER, A WALTER 0. HUDDLESZON, KY, CHARLES MCC. MATHIA te MD. . o ROBERT MORGAN. Ce RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PAs ry 7 GARY HART, OL eo. WMrnited Slates Denate WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR FRODERICK A, O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL SELECT COMMITTEE TO CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, STH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 November 21, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq. Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination Office of the Deputy Attorney General U. S. Department of Justice Washington, D. C. 20530 Dear Mike: I would appreciate your asking the Bureau to provide to the Committee by the end of next week all memoranda and any other materials pertaining to: 1. Project CHATTER and any other programs involving research, experimentation, or use of drugs for interrogation purposes. 2. An August 11, 1950, meeting at the Naval Medical Research Institute (NMRI), Bethesda, Maryland, attended by Cartha DeLoach and/or Donald J. Parsons, which pertained to a CIA project on narco-hypnosis and an NMRI project on the surreptitious administration of speech-inducing drugs. 3. Information about speech-inducing drugs which was made available to NMRI and CIA following the meeting described in item 2 above. 4, A study by ONR on a projected research contract designed to improve the performance and reliability of the KEELER polygraph which was transmitted to the FBI following the meeting described in item 2 above. 5. crs FBI's comments and recommendations on the study des- in item 3 above which were transmitted to ONR. ee moa: ap ENCLOSURE fay [629.5 — f oS Nw 55073 Docid: 32989536 Page 25 | ~. Ce Rena td Mt ta, cay seK« ke aie coer a ene ane setae ee teens eae peeks) rary
@ “ - ° @ - v «,) ® “ Michael EF. Shaheen, Jr., Esq. Page Two November 21, 1975 ' | 7. The | supplying of NMRI by the FBI of any quantities of ‘ CANABIS or HEROIN following the meeting described in item 2 above. 8. A project undertaken by the University of Rochester which was underway in 1950 pertaining to a study of drugs and 4 psychological pressure methods to induce cooperativeness and truthfulness in subjects under interrogation. = Sohn T. Ellife . : Director ; / Domestic Intelligence Task Force 4 rere rir per ed ees oe HW 55079 DosTd:32989536 Page 26 oe eee eee eee COE eee eee eee |
OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 ~~ MAY 1962 EDITION G “ ra - GSA FPR (41 CFR) 101—11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Assos. ep. im. M emoran du 1 - Mr. Mintz Dap AD tow, — m 1 - Mr. Wannall Admin, — L - Mr. Cregar Comp. Syst. __ . - ‘ ° Ext. Affairs —_ TO ‘Mr. J. B. Adams DATE! 11/20/75 Files & Com. — 1 - Mr. Hotis Ident. . y 1 - Mr. Daly Inspoctin on " Legal counsed Mh igh a - Legal Coun. __ © Plan. & Eval. —_ SUBJECT:“SENSTUDY 75 ' roe ine ro ee Telephone Rm. __ Director Sec’: i —- In response to a Senate Select Committee request, letter and letterhead memorandum dated 11/17/75 were see furnishing the Senate Select Committee information pertaining pri to name-check requests 3. involving. various news media personnel, Congressmen “and other individuals which requests were made at A AG the request of the White House. Since this material impacted Ve on the White House, SA Paul V. Daly of this Division contacted | assistant Counsel to the President James Wilderotter on 11/19/75 and advised him of the material which was being furnished to the Senate Select Committee. He was generally briefed on the content. Wilderotter stated he had previously discussed this material with Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Special Counsel for Intelligence Co- ordination in the Department and given authority for the material to be transmitted to the Committee. He, however, requested that in. view of the contents of the material the White House be im- mediately furnished a copy of the material being transmitted. A Wilderotter requested that he be kept advised of any material of a similar nature which impacted on the White House which was being furnished to Congressional Committees. The Intelligence Division was advised of Wilderotter'"s request that copies be furnished to: the White House and stated that they would insure this was done. g1, US (in RECN Za V6 2ys~ lot} INFORMAT TO? mem a a a om is | actacooag eee) 5 NOV 2 "7 9 DEC ee Fe Sta enh 6 1975 0 et. \E6 RECOMMENDATION : For information. US. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan Hw S5OmS-0Doc§ld: soonoht Page 2
5:49 AM | ofay 48, 1970 MEMORARDUM FOR ME. TOLSON MM. ROSEN ME, SULEIVAN MR, EISHOP Viea President Spire Agnew called. He said he wanted to talk te rae about somethiac to sce whether I could be of some assistance. He date said he was really concerned about the continuing inflammatory pre- nouncements af Iralgh Be Abernathy, 1 commented that he is.one of the worst, The Vice President said he hes seen some of the backrround material A ‘ on bins and he knows what that is, but if is beyond the pale as far as executive ‘DL . use is concerned, Me said in view of what went on in Aupusta and offer places, if is Pnpoertant to have the information that revolved around thie; the involve- f ment of these people, what information we have, whether fleeing from looting # \ or what is going on, He asked if there is any information available. ~ 1 told him we are working on these at the present time, both in Augusia, Atlasta, and Jackson, where the recent demonstrations have taken \ Pisce, I said we have preity well concluded our investigation at Eant Stete Cai versity as to the shooting and, as always hanpens, we found 2 considerable amount of i firearms in the dormitories and roams of the students, whether they. used thom or not is & question; seme say thera was sniping and some say there was not, 2 said the same is true at Jackson Sg there are allegations of arining at the troons before they Bred and denials. We are interviewing oi] the indi- viduais who had any knowledge, students, et cetera. I suid the problem at Sent was they closed the university and the atudents departed for all parts of the country, ‘but we finished the preliminary report on that and will Gnish today x the final report on Kent, while at Atlanta, Aucusta, and Jackson, it will prosably be another weak perore we will beve the prelimi wary reporta, \i said itis six of one and a half dogen of another, as you can't say it is proper to sheol, olson but we found at Kent thet they were throwing 7 pound rocks at the soldiers DeLoach 2 they bit one Guardenan in the cack andl lmocked him down, There is just Walters Moh —_ 20 Fauch a leman beins can stand, and it is the same thing here at eevee Ce university. I said the National Guard is on the campus and they propose te Callahan it 20 Ox ct 9b J 2a > Y; wy A Lk a ’ =f 2) - Pal 20 1970 ie Conrad S. Np P 5 * | min #03 Ta Gay may 201870 ep PSNCLASerR cod S874 | cil od eaeee IBY SER Am ENCLOSUES . bare 2 7/ 2 ere eee Holmes ————. ut unitl_] ty Why) va ee ! . GENRES SMase a ) 1 fc 43 9836 Page 31 c* 7 ECORDED COPY FILED IN
“NNW 55079 Doocld: 32959536 Page 32 Sow ‘material Hent Crane asked for, which cives in sumimarg the meterial we ground and it has been affective recentiy because they have been trying Way 18, 1976 Memorandum for Messrs. Polson, DeLoach, Rosen, Sullivan, Bishop ~~ 4 AY -have a demonstration today and the Guardsmen are present, but they have been plocking Highway Ho. t most every day. 3 snid very foriunately, they have arrested and charged thres of the leaders for the damage done to the Administration Building when they went in the other night. and broke the furniture, et cstera. - The Vice President sald what he wants to be able te do is bring cut some facts the media conveniently overlooked. 1 said they never give the things that are being done constructively, many times by students, te - try to prevent this, but they eraphasige all thecthings: these jerks are doing. The Vice President said he saw a pichue about Augusta showing some of the Negroes jumping out of store windews with loot and booty and fleeing and you never hear anything about thet. He said whatever I ean give him that can ameliorate some of the impact; that he understands some of these things are wrong and we are probably going te find some of the shootings showed tes much force, but none the less, the peanie have ta understand the very thrust of the newapaper articles is that a buach of police shot down six Negroes and what happened before «~ why did they shoot at them -- not just because they felt Hke killing peaple. I said they were severely provoked ai Kent and we will finish Augusta, Aflanta, and Jackson this week, i told the Vice President I was sending to him Wednesday, the heave sent in detail, The Vice President said he thought he was going to have fo start destroying Abernathy's credibility, so anything i can give him would be appreciated. I fold him I would be gladto, I said l was the only one who apoke out againgt Martin lather Fing and I got hell, but I did not sive a daran because it ig ig more like bouquets than brickbats from some people. The Vice President said we can't let demasorues hecome raartyre and heross. i said l had briefed the Appropriations Committee about hie (Et nets) back~ a Senn aeeeden mena thse crete Somes sonte a Bar sete ie tee aren eetese fe Maennee henner hie Shit ie aA witnrme ent Neda Rnsebnanatriptantt A sa themed
May 18, 1970 Memorandum for Messrs, Tolson, DeLoach, Rogen, Sullivan, Eishop i to maze & pationgl holiday of his birthday, and many of the congressmen wha know the igcts are ongosing it. I sald 1 did not put it on ike record, but I teld the Appropriations Coramitiee about hie Piccadillos and his degeneracy aa we had recordings, but H was never mide public as I gave i off the record to the Commiliee and they have, in turn, briefed some of their colleagues, but Ek will see that be, the Vice Prasident, gets the details even befors we Snish the report. The Vice President said he would Hke to be thoroughly conversant with all of thal because if the crisla comes where ve need te throw it, he wili, told him 1 would cet it over in the next 24 io 48 hows as ta the hich. lighta, The Yice President thanked me, Very truly yours, John Edgar Hoover Director - ‘ . (eee ce eneunecteaneras mires nate ¢ anda sown sath asetmuns Reapers Tene Coes Ste eI EE Fee EOL inka Catan wie Landnnneran opm cusesehandartatinie sian enti metinbnhy Subd wis CLIT tibet aia Ateat ne todonetannre thence nh atari eneehinth napinaetnenineshDemtnsh var sh yenesnnrnmetinntn _ieeet ot te NW 35079 Doold: 32989536 . Page 33 LL —
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FBI - - Date: 10/26/68 'ransmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) 1 AIRTEL : 4 | (Priority) { fe ae ee ee ee ee bot TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) | FROM : SAC; PITTSBURGH (100-15780) (P) SUBJECT: CeGUNTERINTELLIGENCE. PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALISTS ~ HATE ‘GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE , . “ “(RALPH ABERNATHY) , . — (SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE) all The Pittsburgh "Point," a weekly newspaper dated 10/24/68, contains an article which indicates that Dr. RALPH ABERNATHY will speak at a mass rally at Central Baptist Church >- Pittsburgh, Pa., on 11/2/68, as part of a drive py the Southern Christian Leadership Conference A (SCLC) -to educate Black communities concerning the tree's £) major presidential candidates. The CongresSional Record, dated 5/6/68, on Tne. £7 Page 13389, contains an article which imicates that the -6¢h 4 7? 196f' edition of the "Herald, " 407 Butler Street, Anderson, g S. C., South Carolina's oldest Negro newSpaper, contains i the testimony of a 15 year old female member of ABERNATHY's - church. The testimony relates to a filthy and perverted “~°. sex Scandal between ABERNATHY and the girl according to the Congressional Record. It is believed that if information ‘ relating to this sordid episcde on the part of ABERNATHY , were made public in Pittsburgh, his effectiveness would be - curtailed. —/ i . } 2~Columbia (RM) 2-Pittsburgh \ ~ Ag LMC :psa REC AG Lo yt A [ my Approved: “Ws hess | Special Agent in, Charge . . Pye MW 507 yp POCIA: $2989536.,.7RAGE 37 en yen a mene pis tanetar ie anf ucaiatea ahehieaeeaeieeah hae malanietehinertansteenetmenee acter er rou ey 7
PG n- ~15780 | Request of Bureau! . Coe . SN . _ the Bureau is requested , to authorize ‘Columbia to. hos obtain two copies of the “64h i 965issue of the Anderson, ; South Carolina, "Herald" if available. These papers Should be mailed aS follows; ; . ; Pastor Centr4l Baptist Church 2200 Wylie Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. oo Chairman of Deacons _ . Cot Central Baptist Church  . ¢ .) <: an 4 7 +. " 2200 Wylie Avenue |. - - Se } ; Sts Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘ A note : Should be included with each issue to read as follows: . ed “phis paper has news about the man who is speaking at “ your church.’ It should be mailed from Anderson, South oT, Carolina. - Lot ; ; - To be effective, these papers Should reach the addressee {\ prior to 11/2/68. The Bureau, therefore, is requested to give  expedit tious attention to this request. an . . No ection should be taken in ths matter without ~ Bureau authority. ae . . oo _ . b . 7 , 2 1 | o . : gree § t - - yr tKe . _e ee we NW 55079 , Dodfa:32984536 Page 38
ee) . v 4 3B ae “f " = . . »* . @ ape | ® Cetober 30, 1968 1 > Mr. Deakin | Airtel 1 - Mr. Glass memex Tot SAC, Pittsburgh (1100-15780) ; ( / FPromt Director, FBI (100-448006) —=¢ / AQ . COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM 29 BLACK NATIONALISTS ~ HATE GROUPS RACTAL INTELLIGENCEs . - (RALPH ABDRNATHY) (SOUTHERH CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE) RePGairtel 10/26/68, Enclosed for Pittsburgh are three Serox copies of page H 3389 of the Congressional Kecord, 5/6/68, Gne copy is enelosed for Columbia for information, . £ the It is felt that the mailing of these copies o Pittsburgh to the people supgested in referenced airtel would be more effective than a mailing of the Herald newspaper from South Carolina, There would be less chance the information would be discounted as a Klan trick Lf the information was received from Pittsburgh in a way to ind icate a menber o£ the local commimity sent it. Also the same page, in the Herald contains an article condemning Martin Luther King, Jr.,; and accusing him of traveling to Puerto Rico with a young girl. If the paper were used, this information on King would only, serve to maddy the water," and make less effective the information on Congressional Record from WALLY vv foo) co 2 6 ‘ rig oO s oO: ~- 8 co > Abernathy. Enclosures - 3 L + Columbia (Enclosure) " “——~ CEG iekw ; dha . , SEE NOTE PAGE TWO AN 8 TOE ane fy = ‘a et eee eee ? 5) ef f i . i f et EY nee career 2 . ‘ , , os 3 x f 3 Looe -- . ; oN ted we US > s : : , : Sry ; ha { cLOSuBE. wee S we ay fa’ ; EN Se POSE Ea oe Zl “eetyss unt [J | barn 14 39s RETR To Ge oo reer eres STRESS TREC HRT STI ALINE BOE ATTN LEE LICL OLA FEE ER RE OTT SITS LTS MPG Y OTE IODINE GRRE YE FEI Ae tt ow nee open en war ue bys hg: _ ANE ar is yoy a te. ra LE ytd o* aod “$e : Teerz ied “Wy ‘ Xe & £ = = »\. “ ¥ i a { I * ¥ ; : ; | - | tI NW 35079 Docld: 329699536 Page 35
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‘tm- ts fg for fn ¥s? mand- tom- state ‘abite the hoti- aect- Wdayz rate} holi- liday hway Dee. ‘Lege feath pared ay, 2- major b the Fear’s .& 1+ Labor ¢, but ser of > than rholi- ney ration oy Te- 3 who given ule go b post- > state edule. meau- tb and edules. Ibserv- SAM- ENTS I ask House rxtend | there leman th the trates © fe stu- re en- te pur- t this ention Repre- ate of rollege I hope e fine ined in ec New é@ ad- f New ssisted May 6, 4 ans xa Mw SS CONT » $1500 for your senior year. 'RESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE dition which tontained a full accouns Is there anyone who's been accepted by a of the sordid backerotund of Ralph Aber collece, but isn’t going because of money? Will $3750 make a dilference? Bankers Trust will lend you up to that amount, to help you become a Bachelor of Something. If you want to he a Master, of course, $4750 won't be enough. So we'll tend you another 31590 for each year of gracuate work, as long as it leads to a degree, We'll lend you up to a maximum of $7500. You don't pay us back until after sou graduate, Then, you get up to 10 years to pay it off. The interest doesn’t start until after you graduate either. And it. only 34% (any other kind of loan would cost abuut twice that). Bankers Trust is making these loans in co- operation wich the New York Higher Educa- tion Assistance Corporation. The loans are for those ready to start collese now, those already attending, and those wno only go part time. The prerequisites: you must be a US. citl- zen and a resident of New York State. And your parents must meet the financial quali- fications. Come into any Bankers Trust branch for an application. ° Want to go to college? . You'll find a banker at E:nkers Trust. RALPH’ ABERNATHY—PREACHER OR PERVERT Mr, RARICK. Mr. Sneaker, I ask unanimous consent to address the House for 1 minute and to revise and extend my remarks. , . The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to tne request of the gentleman fram Louisiana? There was no objection. Mr, RARICK, Mr. Speaker, ever since Ralph Abernathy assumed control of the rich man’s “poor people’s march” to eccupy Vrashington, most southerners who know about Abernathy have shud- dered at the deceit and nationa! prestige buildup given Abernathy as a leader. We have kept our peace—knowing that any comment would not receive fair considezation—in all probability dis- counted as “racism.” But the news estab!'shment, knowing the facts, continued to be silent until the Montgomery Advertiser on May 2, 1968, spoke out. In a lead editorial captioned, “The Leader of the Great Crusade,” the Montgomery Advertiser slashed into Abernathy’s reputation by calling him, “an unpolished and disreputable clod’- and politely, I asstwre you, rehashed the sex scandai involving Abernathy and a 15-year-old female member of Aber- nathy’s church. . I have a complete transcript of the testimony of the exploited girl given at the jury trial of her husband—-who was acquitted by a jury of chasing and strik- ing at Abernathy with a hatchet. The testimony of the youthful victim, Vivian McCoy Davis, uncontradicted by Abernathy, -is so filthy and perverted that I cannot—in good conscience— place it in the Recoap for our colleagues’ examination. I wili, however, make her testimony available on request to my colleazues, or It can be obtained from the Iferald, 407 Butler Street, Anderson, S.C.—South Carolina's oldest Negro newspaper—by asking for a copy of their June 19, 1964, OTs DocEd:32999536-_Page—4L - phous nathy including the testimony. IT can only add that Abernathy ay. parently has little control over hiniself__ he couidn’t have control of the threa:. ened beoby trap merging on Washinsto-, under the banner of a poor People’s march. But he can be used to exploit poor oeopie. Mr. Speaker, I place the May 2 edito. rial frem the Montgomery Advertiser in the Recoap at this point: Tue LeapER OF THE Great Crusape It is preposterous but unfortunately true commentary on the recent history of the mest powerful country on earth that it ts now receiving ultimstums from the ilkes of Ralph D. Abernathy. Abernathy succeeced to the late Dr. Ring's mantie in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference oy virtue of an asscciation dit. ing from the Mentgomery bus boycott, “King was at least glib and adreit in the gulie by which he managed to fiummox an alerming number cf Americans. But Aber. nathy is an unpclished and disreputable cicd best remembered here for what may have been 2 record dasa from his church office on the night of Aug. 29, 1958. . Panie-siricken and screaming, he was pursued by an irate, hatchet-wielding hus- band who nad secused him of having a.reia- tionship with his wife more suited to the pages of Kraft-Ehbine’s Psychopathia Serualts than a family newspaper. The wite of his asszitant told a Montgomery Circuis Cuusi fuss ia Noverniber i000 that she had submitted to ummatural sex acts with the Reverend before her marriage, be- ginning at the age of 15, and that “he never stopped chasing me” even after her marriage to Edward Davis. She had vean a member of Abernathy’s church. On the day Davis accosted Abernathy in his oSice, armed with pistol and hatchet, Abernathy had called he-. Mrs. Davis testificd. The jury Getiberate.-~only 10 .minutes, ooviousiy inveking the imwritten law, be- fore acquitiing Davis of attempting to do in the preacher, Yet, basking im the reflected glory of King. Abernathy emerged from the revolting case unscathed in the eyes of SCLC. In 19€0. he was sicnaily honored by Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah, the subsequently deposed dictator of Gkana, by being invited to Accra for a “Conference on Non-Violence and Positive Action for the Security of Africa.” This tas heady stuff for a man who, but for his coler and the accident of time and Place, would never have been heard frem. But he was to go on to loftier things, despite his unsavory background, Rnaity belng ele- vated to King’s throne after the tragedy in Memphis. wfonday he led the vanguard of a move- ment which ts try!sg to intimidate Congress not only into massive redistrivution of the weaith to the poor (along with-the shiftlessi. but into changing foreign policy. Vietnam {3 Only one item of the agenda of the amcr- moss which may number In the tens of thousands (hundreds of thousands, some say} who will attempt to Immobillze Wash- ington by late May. In thelr initial protest Monday, the Abet- nathy-leci extortionists denounced U.S. dipto- matic and business tles with Portugal and South Afrtea, The United Szirtes must not be encumbered, the formal statement said. “with the suppers in any way of racist societies abroad.” . EN oan Although Abernathy keeps mouthing the old tne about ‘non-violence, ° sh? again hy Bi semantic c.moufage four the lence unless Washington—the Congress—knuckles under to every demand. . yt - dee ving ne RAR Ree anes Memeo ALAA aed Smeets + 2 ee yeh ve, CLOSmEs) ry $ be paralyzed—uniess: shout government meets all cluding massive new federal nandouts, a guaranteed income Mberalization of weifare progr: jations, and such changes In i i as the blackmallers may Cemares Terror is not the approprace Washington: righteous anger | niet by massive force. Unies nave the courage to turn back 4 vy whatever force is necessary, f be intimidated, the words of Sei CG. Byrd, Wes: Virginia Demec:| Prepon greatly concerned fq try ... 1 feel that we can S¢ dence of destruction of our 1 n.” we Rould all be sickening a Jeadership were other than Ra. an unprincipied and unspe. ; out any redeeming qualt ee demagogue worse than Stoke} atwenias sey G @ nm v 2 Fa Today, the first of the poor | from Meinp } eduied to set out f Mein: cenenington yia Marks, iiss. Yorth and ¥. Midwest, South, Nort 1 ime first contingents of what a € fm » 12, with the escalation of is we peak strength for an in | table, “major demonstrations” & May 20. it figured, there will be shantytc: 4 yans, «5 the march leaders deserv ‘athers are to start from other k to be a seige of Washington arc | camp-in by May 30. According By June, Abernathy's Invadin Washington and the work Of if only Decause ies ST * unfit to lead the smallest rura. less pose as the representativs unfortunate poor. . —SSoet release WILBUR MILLS HON, CLEMSON UNIVE- Mr. DORN. Mr. Speaker, mous consent to address i L minute and to revise a: remarks, . The SPEAKER pro tem. objection fo the request of from South Carolina?» There was no objection. Mr. DORN. Mr. Spe Mints, our esteemed anc league from Arkansas, ¥ Clemson University in mm: district on Saturday, Siay When Clemson Univers. distinguished colleague, Clemson was in turn hor man of the great Commit” Means for more than ic Mitts has exercised 2 7 ficial influence on this Na on the entire free world. and superb leadership + trade, taxation, social se: responsibility has profo: the destiny of this Natio. of freedom in the Wes". WILBUR MILLS Was o™-. ary doctor of laws de* University for his ste leadership in preservic. our country and for hh for fiscal responsibility. | Mr, Speaker, it w25 that our great codleas: Clemson University, 0« W4 GrClemson, son-in-!2 * ' f 2 ae ao “y _f
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