NW 35072 (11) (22) (33) (25) - (16) (17) Doold: 32989525 (0) “e a . ‘ 3. @ 87. “SECURITY INVEST GATTO ‘@ Political activities (Bureau file 190-3-72) © (a) Political activities in which party is engaged, names and identities of party member candidates sponsored candidates for public office Details relating to party sponsorship of third party movements os ; islarive activities (Bureau file 190-3-70) . Activities of the Communist Farty and/or its members in connection with legislation or proposed legislation which affects status of the party or activities of the party and its members . . Activities of the Communist Party and/or its members in Gonnection with legislation which does not directly affect the party or its memters but which party deems ~ expedient to promate so it may appear to be closely aligned or in favor of a worthy cause . Domestic administration issues (Bureau file 100-3~83) (a) Communist Party activities with relation to domestic administration issues, such as antilynching laws, poll tax, ete, Only the over-all policy of the party - din these matters should be included in quarterly reports. (Deleted] - Youth matters (Bureau file 100- 3_ 76) Over—all policy end activities of the Communist Party youth commissions relative: to infiltration of youth groups and exploitation of youth, Youth front activities should be submitted under appropriate front organization caption and should not be included in Communist Party quarterly reports. Women's matters (Bureau file 100~3-78) the including or party— Bam ita Pu ah Mitgn se Hohe RTH ti de: Sit pbaad Tg SRE a Tn ate Hr Bo” tap . Pertinent Communist Party over-all policy and activities of x the woments commission relating to the infiltration of ~~ women's groups, exploitation of women & Farmer's matters (Bureau file 100-3-79) oF Pertinent Communist Party over-all policy and activities 2 of the farm commission relative to the infiltration of S farmer groups, exploitation of farmers, etc. Cultural activities (Bureau file 100-3-90) = The cultural commissions are, for the most part, composed £ + ant 5 s ’ of secret members of the party. These commissions propagate 7 the cultural activities of the Communist Party which are. = displayed primarily through communist front organiza tions, m4 2 i as well as the carrying out é¢f tHE Communist Party liné iii the fieids of radio, publishing, education, science, and ee . ’ iti Oaah ages SH t ey ‘ bret ten shania ’ ‘ apa “4 é ' cod © Fy ha, ea ai ct Ue a, Soph tule é a i ich ESR 9 Page 657 9—~18~64 — .
87C [ (18) [ (19) t (20) £ (21) f (22) NW 55072 Bocld: 32989525 . 4 SECTION 87,, SECURITY INVESTIGarLons “arts, LUndividual members of the cultural sections have Glose- ties in many instances with suspected international communist representatives, The following of this phase ef the Communist Party movement is most important to develop the full and complete picture of Communist Party activities. Veteran's matters (Bureau File.100-3~73) Conmunist Party policy and activities of a significant Character directed toward the exploiting of veterans. and their problems National group commissions (Bureau file 100-—3—91} (a) Activity*on the part of various Communist Party ‘national ‘group commissions, including identities of. leaders and members of the commissions (b) Special Communi st Party policies relating to infiltration of minority groups : Religion (Bureau file 100-3-82) (2). Communist Party policy relating to its approach to religion ‘or to penetration of established religious groups . (b) Any particular vehement statements made against religious bodies by ranking communists Pamphlets and publications’ {Bureau file 100~3-86) (a) Changes in the field division with respect to establishment of new bookstores, increased,distribution of party literature, publication of Communist Party literature - and pamphlets, and other pertinent information relating to.preparation and dissemination of Communist Party iterature (b) Forward to Bureau by letter any important Communist Party publications published within a field division. Mention the publication in quarterly report, hut do not describe in detail in the report, Education. (Bureau, file 100-3-71) (a)... Statements. or class material which advocates. overthrow of the U. S. Government by force and violence (b) Pertinent evidence an@ information relating to. educational programs. of the party. The following are deemed of utmost importance:. I. Instructions from national and/for.district head: -yartors - + pelative to the education of both new and’ exper: enced ae members -.. ITE. Courses or curricula given, together with ‘any ev .cational _ 2 _+ outlines and assigned or suggested reading, (There should be ho long quotations in reports and any  - ‘exhibits or enclosures should be forwarded to Bureau by separate letter.) TILT. Important statements and remarks by instructors who should in turn be sufficiently identified so as to establish their status as duly designated or qualified party instructors ~ “. "TV, “Succinct digest of notes-or memoranda of informants: "who attend the classes or schools. (Copies of the i actual notes or-memoranda should be submitted promptly : “by separate letter.) —~ Ve. Identities, if available, of meinb ers receiving instruc— tions. Concentrate on having confidential informants -* 210 10~13-60 Page 656 ii ena hg ‘asia be caahiah Said dotleesabhelaldscmuiealibeeht ik haitice aikaata es ctsetilinted tk ad t abl _ rah VRP wes AOE TY ett tae Seve Bie 4 Sidi Ba ti a are ap tghte. emeton Ans haar dad Apna Seema > Speteng tang, v S seated blimey OT dae vite SOE. plow inencinnes: ene WF "a a ts 4 aK gp ghey a alate wnat TOY ETRE ELM EES POTTER IY MO Le er ia cA AN baabatlbee moat a tah cae oe ie ontop Aus Resa Te oH
aa g7C SEC! N 87, SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS ‘be. Information should b2 reported according’ to the following outline. All main headings denoted by Roman numerals must be accounted for. If th ce is no inf-rmation to report under a particular main heading, { the heading shculd appear, followed by a statement "No information developed." . . a . - Lo, COMMUNTS?® STRATEGY my . 0 ; (A) COMMUNIST PARTY, USA ; . Lo (1) Plans, strategy, party line, and the like made at national mectings, including expressions by national and other fuuctionaries (2) Plens, etc., made at district and lower level meetings, including expressions by local leaders and. rank-and— . ‘file members (3) Plans, etc., aS revealed in party publications and other propaganda media, such as written directives, press releases, and the like . . : at EMR Hh oe of. noth wene? Information under item 3 should be reported by the office " covering the origin of the publications, such as the New : a York office for "Thé Worker," "Political Affairs," and , e ' ' @irectives from party headquarters; San Francises Office a for "Peoplets World"; etc. Party expressions, oral or . ak written, when directly related'to a specific event , “covered under II, should be included under If. (B) OTHER GOMMUNIST GROUPS (Such as Socialist Workers Party, Progressive Labor, Workers World Party, and the like) ao Vers Under (B), report information under separate numbered sub—- headings for each organization. Report here information _ generally along the same lines as for (A) above. _ 3 ro he z a Ex “he age ? ts Ee et aes x. x me “s oh /IT. COMMUNIST TACTICS © . in this part report information on communist ‘direction and _ influence of and participation in racial demonstrations, disturb ances, drives, boycotts, and any other similar activities with 2 _ racial overtones, This part will illustrate how communist activ~ ze .ities attempt to exploit racial situations and expand communist a influence, thus furthering communist objectives. List activities a in chronological order with lettered subheadings, such as: ° . & A DEMONSTRATION, CLEVELAND, OHTO, 1-10-63 - , ne es “- ~~ (B) STORE BOYCOTT, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, 3-6-63 2 0: TA 2.0 A Sl Re : Looe is . : : Sones ae Under each subheading include such -information as nature of event; ~ ‘4 sponsoring and participating groups; total participants; number % ae and identities of subversives involved; specifics as to whether = :subversives directed, controlled, instigated, or merely partic— a “ Epated; whether violence resulted and, if so, whether subversives & involved; arrests of subversives and court disposition; and any oes -- other information believed “pertinent to the over-all picture of ue communist-influence, Efforts by supporting groups to avoid communist involvement should also be reported, If a particular event had no communist involvement, it should, of course, not we le ’ be included in the report, , - j . ~~ » wre a 4 oo ’: . t . - = + > Pai ee Da Ls Tn Toe Te Ue Xone ee eek 0 Da Te Xoo Toon oes Tne Dae Lae at De Ee La Care ae Y oe Oe Yon ate Uae Lae Lone Les Foes Ean Noe Lane tam Lint oe oe Taos Lam Lam faoms Late San Kae fa os oe a tee ee . . . 7 ' bane Bae t ia 3 arr ON t t, a é gop wow 7 a errs ad as aa ip es f send aR ’ Bes , cay “i es te Bhoea gt eed SO a ed 4S eat asta aa " l2b - 9~18~-64 ‘ NW 35072 Doold: 3259595259 Page 659
Til. oo, Iv. od oe ae oe i { f C C C. [ { [ if { { C [ { f C { [ { [ C C. [ {. [ [ £ NW 55072 Doold: 32989529 5 vow “ ) . SECLION 87. SECURITY INVESTICALIONS 87¢ COMMUNIS?’ PRNEPRAPTTON AND INFLUENCE IN RACIAL AND OTHER ORGANI ZAPTONS ; Field offices should set out information concerning only the local branches of the organizations which are in its territory. The office covering the natione] headquarters of an organization should set out pertinent data as to the national headquarters, as well as any local affiliates in its territory, separating the national from the locals. The number of members, nationally and by locals, should be indicated. Include under each organization information as to officers and others in positions of influence who have present or past subversive connections; information as to other subversives who are merely members; specific evidence . of influence wielded by subversives; policy concerning comiunist participation in the organization's activities, such as prohibition of communists holding office or membership (if no such stated policy, so indicate); and use and distribution of communist propaganda, . MISCELLANEOUS : If at all possibile, information to be included should beset out under the basic main headings I, II, or IIIT. However, should there be some pertinent information to report which does not lend itself to the first three parts, it will be permissible to include it in part IV ~ MISCELLANEOUS.. ‘ c. The term "communist" should be interpreted in its broad sense as_ including persons not only adhering to the principles of the CPUSA itself, but also to such splinter and offshoot groups as the Socialist Workers Party, Progressive Labor, and the like, a. <Any office which has no information to report should so advise the Bureau by letter in lieu of a report. information, however limited, is available, it must be submitted by report. agencies should be made as is made for the quarterly reports concerning the CPUSA,. . regular report writing rules for security reports shall be applicable.] If any positive The same appropriate local dissemination to other Except as otherwise indicated above, the 120 9-18-64 yee mew rey at. — ee cnt se, woe ee Met og Sogo g he eta eer BP oe ye Baer a8 Faye AE Cee Fate pete wake. ee ’ cet lagedl seas oe Leigh AR Ce yen $ pe} ea Sh They ie eb SE seme Re ge oo ea BRACE oe MEE he ey beg ase y toy lias ty a pe Bight ty. se “et beat aba i wes INET [LEE tie