re ae’ as one Sascha 8 wap “+t 4 ‘il ates wc Pane 7 * oy oa sete fen ee et, Se . « ieee tilt nee le manta Bett EE, athe ae Sat el te wine 0 na Te Paso Pica i 2 Rta Fil esate ti sted aE ioe pesltmie pat EReaias t ot sett ete aR ae aE QE The toatl AORTA Terk ae Te ' “ - 5 . PRCIN CAE [ , rredirt BMERICAN UNDERGPOUND, also known as © + S a afm oe! a MIR UTEKEN FORT WORTE, TEXAS ‘ On Xovauber 10, 1964, Joe George, Security Division, Mortgonery Ward's, 2600 West 7th Street, Fort Worth, Texas, adyieed Bill Sesl had worked in the Montgorery Ward Auto Service Department, October 14, 1964, when he was trarsferred to Palm Center, Montgomery Ward at Houston, Texas. The manager of Palm Center store is A. L. James. Seal's personnel record was sent to Houston on his transfer. George was not” personally acguaiated with Seal. On Koventex 10, 1964, Operator 54, Fort Worth Retail Merchants Credit Association, 508 Commerce, advised that agency had no information regarding Bill Seals, Seal - or Seale. It is noted that the current Fort Worth City Lu Directory reflects William H. Seale, 2185 Weatherbee, as working for Auto Service - Ward's. On Fovember 9, 1964, C. Fowler, Identification ° Division, Fort Worth Police Department, advised re Van Wiley Pollard that said individual had been arrested February 11, 1945, by the Police to the custody of the JU. 8. Marshal. At that time Pollard was 22 years of age, 5'&, 135 pounds, brown eyes, broyn hair. He had Fort Worth Police Department #54756. Reccres further reflect that in 1952, Pollard eas an applicant for city employment, Waste Disposal Division. On November 9, 1964, W. M. Young, Identification Division, Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, advised he had no record concering Van Wiley Pollard. oe On Kovexmber 9, 1964, Operator 52, Fort Worta Retail Mexchants Credit Bureau, 508 Commerce, furnished the following informetion regarding Van Walle-Pollard, current address 3421 danger. Pollard was born in 1923, Fort Worth, wmarrted, wife Patricia in 1955. Heiscwrently employed by Maremont > Corporation which is also known as Exchange Parts Kotors in “the Quality Control Secticn..--Pollard has been so erployed since. ‘“ April, 1956. Saarest relative is Mrs. Rosie Turpin, 2523 James “xa bane, Wife's nearest relative isHr, B. B. Roberts, Eldorado, Teas. At, Sagan a waa tne _sW 54653 DoclId: 32246020 Page 6
a Ra dE ep anh tet te Sa i tt oN RAE ee BB sea et aa nen nab e nscale Rc pens hb cite ie nan an = saute ee eR i gD AO IDES EOS OR ne ruins, Banh AEC bitte inet VEE . 2 . a . ee COMEIRENT ua} \ AMERICAN UNDERGROUND, also known as - MINUTEMEN ; FORT WORTH, TEXAS - . On November 11, 1964, a telephone call to the Maremont. Corporation, Fort Worth, Texas, verified Van Pollard's emplerment at that agency. . ia! On Kovember 19, 1964, W. M. Young, Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, Identification Division, advised he had no record identifiable with William H. Seale. In reference to Richard W. Dawsor, a Richard Never Walter Dawson was re- ceived in 1941 on a burglary charge and thereafter received a two year suspended sentence. Dawson's address at that time was 2912 West Lancaster. Notations in the file indicated Dawson had been handled several times as a juvenile, Tarrant County Sheriff's Office #10705, Fort Worth Police Department #13945, FBI Ko. 3950242. On November 19, 1964, operator 4, Fort Worth Retail Merchants Credit Bureau, 508 Commerce, advised they had no record regarding Richard W. Dawson. On Rovember 19, 1964, F. M. Alexander, Identification Division, Fort Worth Police Department, advised he had no record re William H. Seale and made available the following information concerning Richard W. Dawson: White male American, , born July 14, 1926, Leavenvworth, Kansas, handled as a juvenile - for burglary cn Nuvember 14, 1941, at which time he received. ‘aR two year suspended sentence. It is noted Dawson was 15 t the time. Dawson picked up as subject of several investi- “. gations between 1941 and 1946, but no charges filed. Last it rotation in record was 1951, chauffeur’ 8S application. Address 4sted at that tize as 2820 Northwest 23th, Fort Worth. a Current Fort Worth phone directory reflects Richard wo We Dawson, Highway 121, arene pone BU 1-1740. Current City On Fovenber 25, 1964, a review of appropr fate city. fo —airectories reflected the following information re W. Alfred Sittin Sate Pinder. Winder is a lawyer with oreres in the Ellison wie BULTGing, LOSE Main, Room 311. Wife's name is Lola and resides ce is 4202 Pershing Avenue. ~ SONFIDERTIAL | 6. +. Docld:32246020 Page 9
oh 3 2 : + be iat — = ete eat, te : yer See edt ttt act okie trie, scatnarde oc &. . Sed DES Sate Statens sally ait OAE toa italic Ahh a EB ne Rye tei ea ant wc | ae hat A in Laat I nce en, Tat i we ATT Rw ale Mamaia Nie ae eS el Ls Aig TE eS innit leet tis he Bet cate ner we Panam STARE RR we te - eke 49¢h HW 54653 DoclId:32248020 Page ABER ICA® - UNDERGROCED, MIeVIEVEXN FORT WORTH, TEXAS ™“ > b-@ \ in vy’ ty ur ms tet poe ct Et io by wet tf 3 VO ty R advised "South", act in a possible » 12 & Caystaser at an Cert Paz Depart advisejd on Decenber ferred to as ard Arnory, Greeny: 7) SE-Crganice been 2 ITaeates At th5 Forth Gatesvilie, tnth was Tae S Baad Oe 2 is 9 oO ws ~~ » ihe {+ tick OO Bor onvrn pet +3 Ya Doty ou ty - id v: J Roobo ba, pe Wope 2.7 t ba, ; Le | " rt § I mre n- P 2 4 bye "Gy ct Oo Dw or pant Dal ate [rsd ti Ce Cd = oe mits ww ty » Men OD ray ai mh 1g pp ™ ay iy as baad fF ® hs 23 “I Dire es Ww r' Tt eb et VE PEGE ct CEO Ww ce PY wm et Feat ct ES Dw re oy ee dh b ut gk ct i Q that Sea i baie « it 1 oe od Et rn] te. @eg be re oh td Ome mug ' u ld cr + k ri) a : ues Bio po fay) fo) ry) to) 1"  e& tn ROE DY ot ee wD ki ode 6 . 2 ay N) i Ds a Re Cay H "Soth™ 4 a wis v4 eh Ord ” fA vis rob’ uh ee 4 vw rey | hd “ha dud a a Le hy co p Re gv fof an fy ook GH bea os on 'F 2 FR. OG ®t OQ etek ha thee DY EO O m@ Capa QO tad ps Sow pa '} fad hy v od Up get be Pr et * rah O eet UO wt t we So neal ry tear ch eh Ww ire Pe cp bo i ‘ Sony 24 # Ye ow) Wer MW db vw hoo wo tae maowoe oe we 24 ed hE Mabie ty bY er Mer i Bs he bt ‘yo ra wd 10 ry > a a ee i wf: Jet us pepe mo e+ mo 4otreh es is a wo br" & t s fo PF be tek iQ be Pr Ht th it MY Us Feo mJ ft mpe a oO ts ET et oe te i wo Qo Hap pela ce ry vy wh oO 1) wD aA . SPH OD wayalvyers. rin 4 A ty ¢ 10 ny) 4 och ey ot ORS ve rd 3 e* te ( cat ab F « the ip ole opwt eh OY po * ale inch rq pt gO 2 cv a ey nm ck a> ao xiv Sahih gee. @ ay m fv tea er bh pay bet ct Ld obs M% Th Mic Qe oO pt a Q the tt 2. wa cf s ~ + ". i ay oa t nad —_ “ co o oO @Q mort 4 si Mg pe it rh te Oo wid Gp Mo bet x0 w a “ co deol dol 2 a rN Texas Police , that a Luther erovloysa by the ; 2, until about March, | Gu : tate South, 4 : eae) y 3 id gr QO fa 4 te eg Pat ary Pe tag pn ei Qo ch ps ct bw ® Or ROE pe pet e ti: EPG) pe be he ey ty 3B PE een eb Ww ey tip Q wm J pS wp FO vear bet Bh eM hE ow te ay ~~ ow Ue: 9) Opa w ber GQ & O Fa be Li ow kg evr w b- » the ay te ie Wer py © ty YQ Taw Re fet bay an a en (or re fad et ir ip thw wr be Ooi sb u et ip Moe a
. ain igidaeds, | | . CORMDERTAL , AMERICAN UNDERGROUND, also known as MIN UTEKEN FORT WETS, TEXAS - On December 17, 1964, a check of current Dallas Telephone Direcotry reflected that a Kolan F. South resided at 7223 Lake June Read. On December 17, 1964, a check of the current Fort Werth City Directory reflected that Grady R. Turpin, vwhese wife's name is Eunice E., resides at 1131 Alston Avenve, Fort Worth, and is a machine operator for the Container Corporation. On December 17, 1964, Operator 39, ‘Fort Worth Retail Mercharts. Credit Association, 508 Commerce Street, Fort Worth, advised that Gracy R. Turpin has been in the credit bereau files since December 11, 1943. Turpin's wives are listed as follows: In December, 1953, a divorce proceeding was filed by Turpin versus Joan and the divorce was granted. In Deceuber, 1956, a divorce proceeding was noted, ~ Turpin versus Alice. _ In February, 1963, it was noted that Turpin was . married to Eunice. . | Turpin is listed as a repiller in the printing . department of the Container Corporation, where hs has worked since July 10, 1946. Turpin has lived at 1131 Alston Avenue sere gince at least January, 1953. Turpin's date of birth is. listed as Octcber 3, 1925, and no residences other than Fort Worth are shown. Turpin has several repossessions -en his credit record. . On Decerter 17, 1964, F. M. Alexander, Identification Division, Fort Worth Police Department, and W. KM. Young, ; auowe... Adentification Officer, Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, ; ‘advised their records contain no information regarding Grady RB. Tarpin. . ° ” ies -o ar On December 21, 1964, Dallas T-1 advised that the wacko Local Minuteses group has apparently no activities scheduled ae 4n this area in the near future, and the group appears quiet iti ~~ at present, Dallas T-1 furnished the following description of stroem Grady B. Turpin whom he described as a member of ths local quotes. OFZamization; - - oo , ee ta arid er stins te
rae ceeds oe AES Bere wee ® ~, pIaiEi Trap AVERICAN UNDEECROUND, also known as MINUCL YEN ; “Race ; White —_ _8ex Hale - Fationality : Amsrican . .Age > ‘Approxizately 38 years Keight ‘'§ feet 3 inches _ Weight ,220 pounds ~ Build _ Heavy Remarks + Bald; generally armed me , with a .38 caliber pistol  belteved to bs of a - British make. fre eee ee ; Turpin's function in the local group is that of a photographer. Turpin is presently erployed by the Container Corporation. Dalies T-1 advised he met Holan South only once about five years ago and could describe him only in that he is a white male Amtricen, and his features vere characterized . by very large protruding ears. Dallas T-1 stated that he ““~wos not yet been able to determine South's exact relationship , with the organization and dces not know whether he is a member. whe: Tele oh Shee a a SER ee emery ae On January 5, 1965, Penn Jones, Publisher, "Miclothies, Hirrex", Kidlothian, Texas, advized Delbert wetmen ey TEeSides at Route 3, Yidlothian, on a fare known as eee 6MWhite Gate Farr", which Ray is buying on tims. Rey is meme about forty yvé2rs of ace, married and has two daughters. . : is erplayed ix Dalles, tut his employer is unknown. sae He > os In the pazt, Rey was very active in the John Birch ~~ “Sectety which Leld meatinge at Kidland in 1961 and 1962. He was ther a clone associate of Edgar Wesley Seay, another . ® John Bireh-Society menber, who ves employed by Gensrai Edwin fones etatsd that at 2:34 a.m., on April 30, 1962, erent ‘was sounded om an iucendiary firs in the office maemieces Vi the “Kidlathian Kirrver". THia fire vas caused by a Seg Batten can ef gasoline ot somy other volatile fluid, with pees &_ PLPOL fuse, which bad been thrown through thefront door. Although no srreste vere made, police felt certain that Seay wev~e@ diper set the fire oz caused it to be set. { DoclId:32246020 Page 12.
oN C) + Si gttat tee 4 - . at . ~~ ze 4 AVZRICAY UNDERGROUND, also known as MIX UTENEN —— YO2T WORDS, TEXAS ~ ¢ . . Le . On January 14, 1965, Dallas T-1 advised there had a teen no recent meetings of the "Minutersn" group ia the “ Fort Worth area. An individual known as Ray, the proprietor 2” of 2 ranch in the Venus-Kidlothian, Texas, area, kas been | oy ., wepunsible for distribution of "On Target", the national cies weinutemen" publication to various members of the Fort ‘Worth group. ce On January 21, 1965, Dallas T-1, at Fort Worth, Texas, advised that there had been no recentreetings held and none rere planned fer the immediate future for the . "Minutemen" group in Fort Worth. (First Name Unknown) Hudson, 4 believed to be-a Sergeant in the National Guard, vko either woe owns or works on a ranch in the area of Bovie, Texas, has recently been seen in the company of several members of the local group. While Hudson is pot known to be @ member at present of this group, it is possible he may bs a target for recruitment. od ‘ eo, On January 22, 1965, Chief Warrant Officer Joe BR. Rarber, Civilian Personnel Records Office, 49th Arrczred ‘Division, Texas National Guard, 1779 California Crossing Road, Dallas, Texas, advised that Kolau Fe¢gkklin South is ‘ _ go Staff Sergeant there and is also a civilian employee as “- g mainterancs man in the motor pool. He said Kelan Ssuth . has a brother, Luther South, who is also an employee of the Texss Nation2zl Guard, but Earber did not know where Luther — ora South is presently assigned. 7 at ae Ee said Kelan South's complets personzel record “4s maintained at the Civilian Personne. Office, Texas to Rational Guard, Austin, Texas, that a briefer civilian file {Ss BaLitained by South's direct supervi.gor, Captain Everett B. Scott at the. Armory of the Texas National Guad at the -. gheve Delies address, and that he, Barber, bad only South's vey military file in bis office. ear ee Barber said he has kroawn South casually fer several “peyer years, He eaid Bough bas been working in the motor pool — =reoe-oGuring his entire eaployment there and does not normally Sheehave access te; firserrs or ammunition. Along with other ~ personnel, South fires a familiarization course at the 11 CONDENTIAL oa “HW 54653 DocId:32248020 Page 13
Malattie = _ Howsver, AVERICAX UNDERGROUND, also known 2s f fis *, @ ' ' i { MIFUZEVER FOuT WoRTE, Arzy installation at Mineral Wells, Texas, firearns and ammunition are under ths TEXAS the CNB once &@ year. contrel of ope erployee at the Armory, who is accountable for such firearms acd ammunition, and South would have 25 way of ottaining unlimited or large amounts of such firearms and/or ammunition. ; give the impression he is well-ecucated. “talks when he should be listening," -i.e., hé ters about which he knows little or Hovever, Earber said, he has never heard South frequently frequently discusses mat nothirg. Barber described South es a man Who apparently des not have much education, but makes every effort t90 ? . Be said Ssuth discvzs politics cr show any interest in recial m2ttere or politics. Fe and his wife are very active in the Baptist Church, end South epeaks frequently of his activities i that church. clesed the following background data: _ Wet nin, oie peat — _ 12 CONFIDENTIAL Barter g2id South has been a civilian ertloyes of the Texas Natiozal Guard since May 7, 1256, and is currently earning $6,427.00 per year. Ee made available South's military file which dis- 8ex Race Age Born Eeight Weight - +. Hair Eyes  -Education * - Military History HW 54653 Docld:322748070 Page 14 Male White 33 December 25, 1925, place showa variously es Cooper or Kicndike, Texas . 6 t 3" 158 pounds Brown Brovn 8 years graruar school, 3 vears high scnsol U.3. Army, Serial No. 36€34035, “August 28, 1844 to June 28, 1946. hororable discharge; Ary
’ 2 alts nalts vobsiDiomd waaandangaeneciullanes pan 5 cme nr aa ek Se atti cht ih ie Rant fa A Sta Gai ApS AES ot q - i kad bakel ee 6 | : a - miita ane ar AVERICAK UNDERGROUND, also knopnh as MIR UTEWER FORT WORTH, TEXAS Co ee a ED Fational Guard, February 28, 1956 to February 27, 12953; February 22, 1952 to August 9, 1962, and August &, 1962, to date, now serving 3 year enlistment to expire August 9, 1965. Selective Service Board Bo. 62, Sulphur Springs, ~ Texas, Order Fo. 45 69 25 222 Faticonal Guard Rurber 3&624935 . Relatives Wife - - Joyce D. South, Born . August 2, 1930, married BO be. June 2, 1947, Dallas, Texas me | Father - Arthur Franklin South, ce 1190 East Grove, Paris, _ a Tex2s. , Mother - Birte Bee South, 1190 East Grove, Paris, Texas. Son - Leslie Franklin South, ‘ born Farch 3, 1948' Daughter - Hilda Grace South, born duly 12, 1949 Son - James William South, born February ll, 1962. On May 24, 1964, South cempleted ar "Arred Forces ome. Security Questionnaire” in which be ansvered ia the negative ait all questions pertaining to membership in oz affiliation witb et oe ye the orgarizaticas designated ky the Attoresy General of the ccigirwa Upited States pursuant to Executive Order 10450. eee oe, - Fe has won various awards ranging from "Sharpskooter"™ S49 "warksran" for his shooting abilities. Ze has studied 2 autonotive mechanics, armor, artillery, and placcon tactics wees while in the military service. RSE SIRS On January 21, 1965, records cf the Identification Swr-TDavision ard becords Bureau, Dallas, Texas, Folice Department, pment the Identification Bureau of the Dallas County Sheriff's geese Office were caused to be checked, but us recerd sor Folan tudor cedeevklin South was located. 13 oo =e CODE TIAL ee WA" 34653 DocId: 32246020 Page 15 Sa et ea Sang areata tt ae unin ten Ba
AMERICAN UNDERGROUND, also known as HINUTEVEY SORT WORTH, TEXAS On Jenuary 22, 1965, recordsof the Merchants Retail  Oredit Association, Dallas,: were caused to be checked. They manne. Giseclosed a record for Kolan Franklin South, wife Joyce, #zro SG” pas been in their files since Octobsr, 1952, and was last | , checked Kovember 15, 1963. Ee lives at 7223 Leks June Read, steucen. Dallas. Be formerly lived at 1500 South Henderson, Dallas, aes and at Cooper, Texas, in 1952. In 1952 he was 27 years of age, and had been e6lf-erployed in farming for four years. Ze is employed by the Texas National Guard. Fe was pre- viously exployed by the Ferd Motor Company in Dallas. His credit record is satisfactory except for a =: debt owed an automobile dealer in 1959, $1100, which is still owing. ° Records of the Dallas Police Department, as caused i to be checked on February 8, 1965, contained no information “ye Sdentifiable with Delbert Ray. Records of the Herchants Retail Credit Association, Pallas, 2s caused to be checked February 5, 1965, revealed a record for Deltert Ray, last checked in 1960. His residence was Route 3, Eox 1&2, Midlothian, Texas. His ¥ife vas Mary June, Ray was employed by Fred Bell Enterprises. In 1957 wen be was employed by the Donahue Corporation in Dallas. His jy, address at one tine (exact time not shown) was Csdar Hill, ‘Texas, in care of General Delivery. He had teen in credit fuumies -bureau files since 1949. Hie wife was not employed, and --,  bje credit records was satisfactory. im. On February 16, 1965, Dallas T-1 advised no recent ~~ activities have beem noted in the lucal Fort Worth group of alleged "Kinutemen" and there appears to be no indication at present for current plans for any immediate activity. FA ae oe Seater Dallas T-1 advised on March 16, 1965, there has been sree weur LAttle recent activity of the group in Fort Worth, Texas, gers. aligned eimilarly to the "Kinutemen" organization. The “group's plana to burglarize a local National Guard Armory have fe Mot materialized, 25 recently the group bzs noticed further mie oe Recurity precautions, including night lighting, are being c,, taken at arrmories. GUN OERTIAL JAW 54653 DBocld:32246020 Page 16
ANCE EE Ge Wie itacrsyce AVERICAN UKDERGROURD, also known as BRIKUTEKEN FORT WORTE, TEXAS - eo “Ray”, who appears to be the highest group official in the area, is speaking more of retired General Edwin Walker's guidance and leadership of the organization. He speaks in near reverent terme concerning Walker. Dallas T-1 advised that "Ray" was arranging a meeting with General Walker for him, but after further consideration, decided it would not be appropriate at this time, because Walker becomes suspicious of those who too quickly attempt to meet him. "Ray" advised thet it would be wiser to wait until the General requests to see him or until he had been in the organization a longer period of time. ve a ; , Dallas T-1 further stated that William Seals of . Houston, Texas, formerly of Fort Worth, has not been recently 4p contact with the group in Fort Worth. -- : Dallas T-1 advised he had no information that the group had yet established a local storehouse or arsenal for weapons and that the mmbership and leaders in the local group have remained unchanged. 15 parInOeyy CORD ETAL HW 54653 Docld:3227480270 Page 17
“ SOE le ne aR tee nett eee os Cae ‘ sac . : a - ~ in SR Ag 2ithentmte RAM OAs tte aE gs la inet g 7 SaaS en te har ae Bia tee to = mane wt tern Tce ae 2 EE Eee ek ite in an ogc eh oa Fone ne CS NBER SL a APPENDIX In NATION OF ISLAK, formerly referred to as tne Muslim Cult cf Islam, also known as Muhammad's Texples of Islam In January, 1957, a source advised Elijah Muhammad hes described hit organization on a nationwide basis as the "Nation of Isiam," (NCI) and "Muhammad's Temples cf Islam." ne On May 8, 1964, a second source advised Elijah ; ee Muhammad is the national leader of the NOI; Muhammad's Temple oe of Islam No. 2, 5335 South Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, , 4s the national headquarters of the NOI; and in mid-1960, Muhammad and other NOZ cfficials, when referring to Muhammad's organization on a nationwide basis, commenced using either re "Kosque' or "Temple" when mentioning one of "Muhammad's Temples of Islam." - The NOI is an all-Negro organization which was originally crganized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan, Muhammad claims to have been selected by Allah, the Supreme Being, to ae lead the so-called Negro-race out of slavery in the wilderness evi mest! of North America by establishing an independent black nation 4n the United States. Members following Muhammad's teachings and his interpretation of the “Koran” believe there is no such _thing as a Negro; that the so-called Negroes are slaves of the white race, referred to as "white devils," in the United States. and that the white race, because of its explcitation of the so-called Negzroee, must and will be destroyed in the approach- ing "War of Armageddon." “ a . In the past, officials and members of the ‘NOI, including Muhammad, hare refused to register under the provisio: of the Stlective Service Acts and have declared that members owe no allegiance to the United States. Oe ‘On Mey 5, 1958, the first source advised Muhammad had, upon-advice of legal counsel, tempered his personal statements and instructions to his ministers concerning the . principles of his organization in order to avoid possible prosecution.-by the United States Government; however, he did not 4ndicate any, fundamental changes in the teachings of his organization. . i, os Seon : HW 546453 DoclId:32243020 Page 13
‘2 . RATION OF ISLAM, formerly , ~ referred to as the Musiim Cult cf Islam, alse known 28 Muhammad's Tempi¢s of lelam On May 7, 1964, a third source advised Muhammad 77 had, early in July, 1958, decided to de-emphasize the religious aspects of the teachings of Islan and to stress the economic benefits to be derived by those Negroes who joined <ne NOL, This policy change, according to Muhammad, would belp him ~ ” acquire additional followers and create more interest in his programs. HW 54653 DoclId: 322746020 Page 19
: f “4 Pome £ 7 ; i oO , APPENDIX AMERICAN NAZ® PARTY GP THE WORLD UNION OF : FREE ENTERPRISES NATIONAL SOCIALISTS, ALSO KNCWN AS THE GEC2E LINCOLN ROCKWELL FARTY In his book "This Tims Fhe World,” copyrighted a in 1961, George Lincoln Rockwell identified himself as Commander, American Nazi Party cf the World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists (ANP - WUFENS), Arlington, Virginie. . The April 4, 1963, issue of "The Richmond News Leader," a Richmond, Virginia, daily newspaper, reported - that George Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previous day, again applied for the American Nazi Party to be chartered dn the State cf Virginia, but this request was turned down , by the Virginia State Ccrpcration Commission. This action ° was taken pursuant to an act of the 1962 Virginia Assembly which prohibits use ef "Nazi" cr "National Socialism" in a Virginia charter. This article further pointed out that Rockwell's party is presently chartered in the State of Virginia 2s the George Lincoln Rockwell Party. On August 14, 1964, a source advised that the ANP - WIFEXS was organized by Geerge Lincoln Rockwell at his residence in Ariington, Virginia, on February 2¢, 1959, as an international "National Socialist" movement based a on the German Nazi Party headed by Adolf Hitier. He added ee that Rockwell is the dominant force and personality in . this party; that he is espousing a “line” of hatred against «grin pha the Jews and Negroes; and that he is seeking, through Speeches, distributicn of literature and picketing, to establish a cohesive and ¢cminant political party in the United States and in foreign countries. arn According to the "Stormtrocper's Manuzl1," an sec official publication of ¢he ANP, the phases of ANP struggle for power are fourfold, nameiy, first "to make ourcelves known to the masses;" second "She dissemination of our | program and the truth about the Perty;" third "organizing pay, 2655 Bocld:3227460270 Page 20 |
~~. satin Clan net Ta erent: Is enn Saale hi EMER MA ale A Tinea Lm a te Al elnino te, Si Rintmms nai ieee te kee nit Dan ee eee rele: weet etal de, eae dea Ben * - . Ea Xe at te Oe bGiF> CMT " 2 AMERICAN NAZI PARTY OF THE WORLD UNION OF - FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL SOCIALISTS, ALSO KNOWN AS THE CLERCE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY "the pecple who have been converted to our propaganda;" Serene and fourth “the attainment of power through the votes of the newly-won masses.” On February 17, 1964, Karl Ropers: Allen, Jr., former Deputy National Commander of the ANP, advised that we George Lincoln Rockwell believes that he has completed i the first two phases in his struggle for power and is now La well into the third phase. Allen said, however, in ‘his me Opinion, Rockwell has only completed phase one, Liat DocId: 32246020 Page 21
" - : “ eee ee . me + wee . ewe eee . ae . : . ye | @ (Oe e 4 yey \ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 7 _ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION in Reply, Please Kefer to a Dallas, Texas So - File No. | March 26, 1965 ct Title AKERICAF URDZRGEOURD, also es : known as MINUTEMEN FORT WORTH, TEXAS , —"Cud¢aceter  IMFOZVATIOK CONCERNING en Reference Letterhead Memorandum, dated oe March 26, 1965, at Dallas. All sources (except any lieted below) hose identities are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable inpformaticn in the past. Dallas T-1 is a source witb whom insufficient contact haz been made to make a determination of his reliability. Oi mere epaete «Nernst se = Ree * 2 Trio dacurent contains neithex recommsndationrsa nor - gopelustorns ef the FBI. It is the property of the FEI and is 2 . loansd to your agency; it and its contents are not to ke ~ @istributed outside your arsacry. an WW_54653 Docld:32248020 Page 22