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404-10071-10021 = : { . ! JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM . IDENTIFICATION FORM L AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA | RECORD NUMBER : 104-10071-10021 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A | . DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR.: CIA ; FROM : CI/OBER coed - TO : FBI | TITLE : SUBJECT: ACTIVITIES OF DALE SMITH DATE : 09/20/1968 ! PAGES : 2 | } SUBJECTS : ACTIVITY BLACK POWER DENMARK SMITH, DALE |; DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1A 1B CURRENT STATUS ;: RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW ; 07/29/93 ; COMMENTS : JFK1S : F3 : 1993.07.29.17:33:26:710058 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10071-10021 1 WW 44559 Bocld:32349118 Page 1
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wr ‘ey sSMORANDUM - i SUBIBCT : Activities of Sala SMITH ( 1. Attached ds 3 newspaper interview with Anerican Black Power advocate Dale SMITH, which was published in Sdndage Axtuelit, 7 July i968, and which gives a fair des- Sription of SurrH’ 3 views as they have been expressed on other occasions. 3. SMITH mentions a television program which had been filmed but not shown by Danish TV. The program was, in fact, shown on the week the interview appeared; the title was “The Negro in Denmark" and a group of five American Negroes had a . fine time sitting around a table in a dark, smoke-filled set meant to appear as a cafe, damning white America , capitalism, Russian communiam, and = most emphatically ~- Denmark, ail with a £: ine disdain for logie or sequence of thought. z REYOURA! S | BAnER vi i, PRE ges tip air Newspaper articis E/SC/CE: ] . 6 August 1968 Distribution: 1EASC/CE Based on: ODCA-15052, 26 July 1968 BER pra aes HW 54559 Baocld: 32349116 Paye 3
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Cl SUBJECT: Invitation to hr s to Receive Madrid to. = 7 e Clus AwWerd to fhe € ro RE NG. her Husband 1. A sensitive source has reported that Mrs .-Martin - _Luther KING is being invited -to Madrid, Spain, by the Friends of UNESCO Club of Madrid (CAUM) . Sne is te receive an awerd being presented posthumously to:her husband. The presentation is scheduled for 10 December 1968, 2. The award called the "Cains Prize," is to be presented annually to individuals who have worked in support of “human rights." Designated as the 1S68 recipient, Br. KING will ae the first to receive the prize. work. oo : Based on: Qladrid) 6701 (IN 36874) 29 Nov 68 Originated by::- CI/SO:MITaylor (26 Nev 68} Distribution: Original - RBYxax Department cf State on O3 December 1968 i - cCI/so RL chrono-
104-10071-10032 INTERNAL ©‘, a ‘4 USE OMY oO Ka FIDENTIAL SUBJECT: (Optional). EXTENSION 5847, 13. November 1968 | OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment. te show from whom, INITIALS. .% whom, Draw a line across column after each comment.) -§ Filer eH RL -Memos- (record. copy). (sens. 8 oft w/att). . - RL-188 nae 6] “Be [ze] SECRET © CONFIDENTIAL [[] INTERNAL 7) UNCLASSIFIED
vatate) 12 NOY Jess °C Communist Chinese Propaganda Booklet Supporting the Negro Uprisings in the United States oo 1. Attached are copies of the Spanish and English versions. of a propaganda booklet prepared in Communist China: supporting es cothe Negro uprisings in the United States. The Spanish versicn -. was Shipped to the Peoples Party - Communist in Panama and was -: received from a sensitive source. The English version was _ yincluded with a copy of the May 1968 issue of Crusader.. _. -2. “The booklet, entitled, "Statement by Comrade Mao . Tse-Tung, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist - Party of China, in Support of the Afro-American Struggle Against Violent Repression," is dated i5’April 1968, a few a “ days after the assassination of Martin Luther King. It cites ©» -» the Negro struggle in the United States as part of the world = Struggle against the "yankee imperialists," asserts that - ns world revolution has entered a new era, and urges all people © ‘to unite and eliminate this enemy. ..... : ASCH RRS. PAPICH Enclosures: 2, as listed Based on: Memo, 7 Oct 68 from WH/2 Panama - oe 'CA/CF draft memo based on OELA 49850 Originated by: cr/sof ]:13 November 1968
104-10071-10034 (C} MNCLASSIFIED =, (MTERNAL, Co co.oenTiAL == SECRET ns _ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET COMMENTS (Number ecch’: ‘Comment ia show from whom to whom. Draw a line across, column after eoch comment.) f {gay oat 1 EROM: EXTENSION ; : B- 508 i. "T/9 DATE Ci/Ober 5847 17 Feb 69 * poe Tar ETe Te ae Paras. 12 (a) “cory - ” - Passed Sam Papich a second | 4: copy of attachment (CSDB- 312/00191-69) on: 1 8. MAR 1969 © eric: b:Memo. ‘(record copy) fudf 28%) _ 100- 390-044 (JWK) | SUBJECT: {Optional} TO: (Officer designation, 1 roam number, ond Sa building) OFFICER'S . . Based on: OEL-53,301 3, , 14 {c) sa’ G10 “ia5* [] secret [1] CONFIDENTIAL =] WMFRNADF] uNciassirigp v0
14-00000 pT a : SECRET - an NO FOREIGN BISSEM — GONTROLLED DISSEM be NO DISSER Mts baer USE ONLY PAY Ud HE MORANDUM UBJECT: Bahanas/United States Black Power Ties Ut 7 The monthly renort on the Bahamas for October 1968 | lcontains several references ‘to ties between Black Power groups in the Bahamas and the United States, which are provided, in full, below. A summary of the report, omitting portions concern ing the United States or United States citizens, is being disseminated (see attached | report). ‘ 7 2. The items of possible interest, omitted from the dissemination, are noted below: v A. On 29 October 1968 Dr. Alfred D. King, brother of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, gelivered a highly inflammatory address of a racialist character at a public meeting in Nassau. He severely attacked disparities in the Bahamas between white and colored members of the popula— tion. The disparities were highly exaggerated by Zing who said that, while there was political... freedom in the Bahamas, - black. Bahamians “aid. not: have economic freedom, B. Et is apparent ‘that King came to the . Bahamas on the invitation of Dudley Williams, President of the Bahamas Engineering Fuel and «Allied Workers Union, and Reverend R.E. Cooper, a Baptist Minister. As' King's visit was his first and was for so short a time, it is evident that. he spoke from a prepared brief, Another visiting Speaker, Erskine Hepburn, a Bahamian-born U.S, naturalized citizen, President of Branch No. 589 of the AFL/CIO in Jacksonville, Florida, delivered an address on similar lines as did Williams. Both indicated that King might be invited to return to the Bahamas. . The impression gained is that Williams is identifying the lead ers of the Bahamas Federation of Trade Unions with the Government and is endeav~ _oring to extend the struggle within the union movement into the political field. To do this he SECRET HO FORESY OSS COTROULED DISSER ND DISS AadAD PRED USE Oly hat) UAL pany
14-00000 a SECRET, - | NO FOREIGN QISSEM CONTROLLED DISSEM HO DISSEN AB20A8 BACKEROGND OSE Cfry is prepared to exploit militant racialism for political ends with possible further activities by Dr. King and this could produce security problems, WH/7/ kISe (7 February 1969) Distribution: | 7 FBI w/att. CSDB-312/00191-69 CI/SO WH/7/JATS/R C/WHI7/JATS - C/WH/7 C/WH/FI Orig “3 a or | Based on:. OEL-53,301 Paras. 12 (a) 13 (b) 14 (c) SECRET Re ehwae ASauaAll : EVES ONLY
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: . 4 : % chose aes ae wee FER aa wee EL a 2 Seon SCTr* Vamaica/Untted Stntes Black Power’ Wier = a lL. The manthiv “Wevned” 9 i Decesiber AS68~ 2x eu ny contains several referentes to ties mR I orgy ous. in Jamaica aid the United States, which . are provided, in-fu1l,° below: A ‘summary’ ofthe report, omitting - et portions concerning ‘the’ United States," ox United stat # citizens, poe . war dissenineted- in the attached’ report? ** - oe, * : _é Badan ete ttems Of possible interest, omitted from the dissemine |. “ation, are noted below; pRB EET TT ~ rain’ Ae VGeorge Myers, leader Kingston, said that he had metVor ". Power supporters. from Brown's Towa who h ae resentation..of. the. Marcus Garvey Prise artin. Luther King’ on 10 December and . | bute Ppanphiets protesting against the =. husband instead of to Marcus Garvey. “co pela be responsible gor award being made to her late —- y. lJerry Small and Arnold Bertram | fhe distribution of the pamphlets. = =~ - : os - ir CD es: ae eee cos oe a ne eo aan : ns Soe Sa meeting of members of subversive groups in -  Samaica, vCart Willd who advocates open, violent revolution, coe os -pronised to. contact Nathan Richards, a Jamaican, of the Develop= .. ment Finance Corporation, whom he described as a member of the © "Black Power Hovement- whtle the latter was & student in the United Btatage woe a ce Mo RE a €. During another meeting on 15 December Zhyrete Khm "> Losake Geplored the habit of people “selling. out. their fellowmen"” |. /and referred specifically. to the case of John Davis and/Prilip | - o Traivble, “Ghotwere apprehended by the police and deported to the  ~_ . Untted States in Nay 1968; The depertation of Davis and Tribble - SMStEIL sontimued to pe a Source of worry and .on- 25 December/Winston  Honres, Myers, and’Rudolph Nugent visited-Sterrar (ftnu), ut bis —-. ~ “home at Papine to discuss the matter, but Sterror declined to. - partieipate further in any revolutionary activities fay fear of *“lesing his job. oe Co Serge tn 2 fe if ee D. Vitenry Marshall, whe is a supporter of the Black ~—— Power Movement in the United States and a close associate of Wtokely Carmichael and. Rap Brown, recently arrived in Janaica for the purpose of recruiting Jamaiean women for domestic work in the United States, He posed as a minister of religion. E. Claudius Heary, teader of th - tional Peacemakers Association {formerly the Hew Creation Peace— makers Tabernacle), was believed to be expecting a visit in es . January 1969 from Some of his supporters in the United Btates, and = =~ in order that this shoula sot be generally known, he had arrauged ee | os AD FUxuny pissey outa g ee as é Hew Creat ion Interna-
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fo4-10071-10038) | ee ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET . ote (Optional) ee  FROMa "EXTENSION | NO. . - . ° B-619 © _. _ / . . Ct, SQ ROber 5847 OATE 8 Sept 69 7 . TO: iCfficer designation, room number, and f building) DATE a : OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to shaw fram whom INITIALS to whom. Draw a@ fine ocrass column: after each comment.) . RECEIVED | FORWARDED Mee ene . 7 - rn oe oy oe fr by: c1/so ii} Based on: es [J 586, 2 Sepp 69 . Dissem to FBI (vai Mr. Cassidy) = 8 SEP 1963 a | es File, : B-memo (record copy) cc: :World Council of. Peace Pari (Delegation UWE) oo eter “Bruce Wells Lf cao Df SAIS x ai ‘, ae [ Cet 610 “tiie SECRET oO CONFIDENTIAL a Ea  (] unetassirign
14-00000 conde SUBJECT: Kona *Aorid Council of Peace Planned Delegation to Paris l, The following information has been provided by 2 sensitive and reliable source, wh o acquired it in late August 1969. 2, Anundated memorancum in the possession of the French Communist Party entitled "Planned Delegation to Paris" indicated that the World Peace Council and the French Peace Movement want to bring to Paris, France, victims of United States fasciam, The memorandum also makes the point that "now is 3 the time to push for a ceasefire in Vietnam," 3, The following individuals were to be contacted to appear: XN iMrs. Martin Luther King * ra wy Widow of Medger E Evers ¢}) Widew of Norman Morrisson ie | 3 a} ClaizJonnso0a ‘e} The mothers of the three civil rights workers. Killed in Mississippi, (Comment: The three civil rights workers referred toare probably | Michael SCHWERNER, ‘Andrew GOODMAN, and The memorandum said that Ethel KENNEDY had been approached t that she hed declined to come. The following intividuals were narned in the memor andum nited States organizers of the delegation: fh irr rr Pp? ops ry) * CS ec}. (William Van der Heuven 5, Cur records reflect one Claire JOHNSON, mentioned in your New York City memorandum of 21 July, 1954, subject: Cia aizeHurwitt, mies Seam? tae Phe Ss aa! | ; i 3 beets
14-00000 : WH dea kee _ Q FOR tou micensasisian miececaa ARDPNAG, ne NO FOREICH ison WIDSRA AD AWAY = ny was Claire Johnson, was a supporter of PaGl ROBESON inth : p Peekskill, New York, disorders of 1949, 6 Our records reflect a Clarence Fielden JONES, mentioned in your New York City mamorandum of 27 May 1964, subject: Communist Party of the United States of America - Negro Question Communist Influence in Racial Matters, as being in contact with ‘MArtin iuuther KING, Cur records also reflect a Cisrence M, JONES, mentioned in your Philadelphia raemorandum of 5 Septermber 1968, subject: Third National Conference on Black Power, as having attended the Conference, _ 7, Our records reflect one Alex ROSENBURG mentioned in “oe your Seattle, Washington memorandum of 27 November 1968 subject: Hemispheric Conference to End the War in V ietnam, Montreal Quebec, Canada, as being a spongor of the Conference, 8. Please furnish us with any additional information you may have on the individuals mentioned ia paragraph four above,
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14-00000 * eo, en @ te tw a CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION D i$ PAT C i. ; RYBAT/SECRET || MARKED FOR INDEXING Chief, DO/I % —_ I No INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. - . ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING FROM. ‘oe Whe . MICROFILM VEIET WOMCSE 'Peace'' Demonstrations ACTION REGUIRED - REFERENCES DIRECTOR 39871 1. Enclosed for Headquarters information are copies of literature mailed by the Catholic Association for Inter— ~ national Peace (CAIP) to its members (attachments 1, 2 and 3) concerning "Negotiation Now!" 2. Also enclosed as of possible interest are copies of ‘CAIP materials (attachments 3, 4 and 5) concerning its 40th Annual Conference, scheduled for October 27 - 29, the theme of which is "Selective Conscientious Objection in an Age of Conflict,'' The conference is to,.be held at Dunbarton College . of Holy Cross, 2935 Upton Street N.W., Washington, D. Cc. . oy 3. The above items were received: by Pee * = S eo ee - = => response to reference, Attachments; As stated, Distribution: 3 ~- Chief, DO/TI w/atts il <= Chief, DO w/o att DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER “pe one Td GG) war UWCA-3519 “ ° ' lil October 1987 ; CLASSIFICATION : HOS FILE NUPABER RYBAT/SECRET
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{tar 006 —— _ . i. a Dp i $ DA So GLASSIFICATION cowee + Chief, Far East Division 4FQL * | Chief, WOMUSE; Chief of Station, FROM ROT NG Chief of Station, [Cy f SUBJECT ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING : MHPASHA — Anti-American Propaganda Material Circulating in Japan ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES FOr your information. DIRECTOR 49260 os i. Forwarded herewith is a pamphlet prepared by the Japan, ° "peace for Vietnam" Camuittes (BEHEIREN) for distribution to U.S. [ servicemen stationed in Japan or visiting Japan. | BEHEIREN. activists | _ are distributing these pamphlets outside major U. S. bases throughout ~ Japan. BEHEIREN had planned to drop copies of this pamphlet over. -the USS ENTERPRISE and the U.S. Navy Base at Sasebo during the ENTERPRISE's visit there this month. . However, this planned action fell through due to BEHEIREN's inability to obtain the cooperation of a Japanese newspaper, MINAMI KYUSHU SHIMBUN, in obtaining a |: : ‘helicopter for the exercise. BOFRAGRANCE/71 obtained this pamphlet from BEHEIREN headquarters in Tokyo on 16 January.” a 2. FJTA~53886, which forwarded a locally distributed BEHEIREN aA propaganda poster, was not Gesignated MHPASHA but might appropriately, ‘| have been-so designated. bo, So, 3. Also forwarded herewith is a clipping ‘from the scPt so. AKAHATA, Sunday edition, 21 January (identical article also appeared, ” in AKABATA daily, 13 January). This article announced that... GENS UIKYO printed up 10,000 leaflets, copies of an advertisement placed in the Chicago Daily News, May 1967. A sample of this -advertisement was sent to GENSUIKYO by Fred ‘Bachiyuruta (phonetic), Chief of the Philadelphia branch of the "Weterans’ “for | Peace in . etter ANA fhe ee Distribution: 2 - C/FE w/Attachs 1, 2.& 3 b/w 1 - C/VYOMUSE w/o attachs 1 - COS , | w/o attachs Attachment 1, Phamplet 2, Clipping 3 ‘USNAVINVSERVO Report sree eee cu PN rc i t ' ‘ om rcmemrrrtsramar sant | nen penne ae rs ‘Satsteetreeeneste erent tee A ELIE ES CN SSR Si ACEO” te a RnB GE DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER PITA~53 902 8 PCROSS REFERENCE TO DATE cat 24 8 i ! i i- i heat CLASSIFICATION. eng TL age A F HOS FILE NUMBER Unknown — ane AP nnn rennet SE a ¥ : é :
° pa “2 “> CONTINUATION OF “>. DISPATCH Vietnam, some of - Sasebo, Okinawa. , 4, 5 396 00 propaganda newspaper distributed by the "Veterans Stars and Str for Peac | affiliat " AKAHATA announcedthat GENSUIKYO has alreaa these leaflets near U.S. military installation and Tachikawa, and that these leaflets will al a. ¥ distribine, S in Yokosuka” SO be sent to Also forwarded, FYI, is a USNAVINVSERVO JAPAN, Report No. 37 68, dated 15 January 1968, which has attached a e,"” e of this organization. ipes The Paragraph 3 organization, above, is apparently an ' i eee | Li QATINUED | t ' 7 2 Hi i a i i i i | t H . ‘ pega ner seinen it Ang ane! speereesnt Semmens te PE TA AT tte THLE me OEEN te bine eeNt ey ahr mn rym eS AE EIS futenerntpe taney (4 ate Hula Metre Capen my aden t-te ron tna teeaenitesh etree needa te atte teyyin nettetanentin carer ita fined eter neon _ . |