104-10071-10101 CLASSIFICATION SEGRET/ PROCESSING ACTION __| MARKED FOR INDEXIKG _Chief WOMUSE a {NO INDEXING REQUIRED | ‘ ORLY QUALIFED DESK Chief, European Division | | _ : FROM f TS —_ iCAN JUDGE INDEXING : { Chief of Station Ottawa’ a a | aicRorien {SURE MO CHAOS if - | Congress of Black Writers Conference in Montreal Tacrion REQUIRED - REFERENCES Y _ Action: FYI Reference: OTTAWA 5648, 20 September 1968 | | Attached is a SMABOVE report which is further to Reference, | ; ' Reference was based on SMABOVE's letter of 18 September which is mentioned in paragraph 2 of the attached report, The attached | report is for WOFIRM only. _SMABOVE has given the report to LNERGO | 4 also, and asks ‘that we not take any action which might jeopardize | i | | Attachment: . “B/W: | AS. Stated | ‘Distribution: Soe , D Chief. WOMTISK, w/att b/w l- Chief, EUR watt h/w er Tr oe Exelsaed Bast wAUSEIN demigaeng ss | | | | [CROSS REFERENCE TO ~ DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE 0008-18498 27 September 1968 HS FILE NUMBER
14-00000 , I en an is . as ¢ \september 1S, 1708 | ae oe | avis chat wk” Bobert Nartin AaPHARL, Montreal, Qué eC, a ember of the cocialist a 2 . -Lebour Leases (Ligue Socialiste Ouvriere) (L.5.6, ~ TrotskyiSt) . Poon had recéived a leaflet on the Congress of Black writers Conference a Scheduled to te held at the Stephen Leacock Sldg., and the Studend - Union Bldg., MeG4ll University, Montreal, Gue., from October ll to} October 14, 19€8,. The leaflet outlined the program of the Conference | to be dedicated to the late Kev. Martin Luther KING and Malcolm 4, as follows; Cnn . Cost of Registration: p+. 00 Program: Towards the Second Emancipation of the Dynamics of . Dlack Liberation. i. Origins and Consequences of the Black-White Conference. with C.L.8. JANES and Alvin. POUSSIN. 7 wedi fie JAMS &iVin. rGUSSIN | ee ys RS 2. The "Terms" of the Modern Black Awareness with C.L.2. 5 ‘ Nie JAMES and Bobert HILL, ; : JS (ae 3Be He-evaluation from the Past ~ (in French) by Rene < cn DEPESTAR, © 4. Civilizations of éneient africa by dichard MOORE, ee : 5« Contribution of the Aafro~american end American to ie weet eet ee ' AéMerican History in Civilization by Leroi JONES, . 7 , | €. Bacial Discrimination iy Britain by Hichard SKaLL, - 7e an Evening of Soul Music. 8. Black Power in U.S. by Stokley CanNICHAEL, 9. Black Bevolution 3rd World Capitalism by. Zldriase co CLEAVER and James FOREMAN, | . ei / . 49. 3 Hours foxy Sesolutions, . famed 7 attembt will be made to recall, vast scholars, rtists and politicians, the history which we have been taught to forget. The history, the Ble cknan*s own response, f his existence in the in thought and in action to the conditions o New Worla." ‘ List of Names; C.L.R. JAMES, Negro; Alvin POUSSIN; Rohnert BILL, Jamaican; Rene DEPESTHE, Haivian; Richard MOORE, from Barbados; . Leroi JONES; dichard SMALL, Jamaican; Stokley CaRMICHARL, Nesro; Eldridge CLEAVER from Little Rock, Ark = ansas; James FOREMAN: ang Rocky JONES from Truro, Nova Scotia, 2. JAMES , POUSSIN, HILL, MOORE, DEPESTRE, JONES, CARMICHAEL, A and CLEAVER were mentioned in our letter a of September 18, 1948.- concerning this Conference, James FOREMAN is believed identical to James FORMAN, an executive Wémber of the Student Norni-Violence Co-ordinating Committee in the United States. “We Have ne identifiable reference on Richard SMaLL, Rocky JONES, identicel to Burnley «llan JONES of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is e Prominert Canedian militant leader and organiz ‘ er in the Ealifex Necro community. ee . ns - ©