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2 "NO FOREIGN MISSEMINATHA, SP ISSEMINATION ABROAD 2° CONTROLLED ( SEMINATION/ THIS INFORMATION 1SC JT. TO. ** "BE INCLUDED IN ANY. OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION nn by80 Internal Use on | re | So EXMOI2 ; oy SUBJ ECT: “African Liberation Day - a oh “Plans to organize an African Liberation Day 7 & oe : ro ons. - Coordinating c cotninittee (ALDCC) were made in the fall of ; ve 2 agai largely 2 as a . result of a strip t to » Africa by Malcolm x. . "Untweratty: principal Howard Lamar Fuller, ‘During a 45 * a -day tour, Fuller spoke w with leaders of various liberation ; pron 6 for all African liberation: movement. "Fuller began 7 is to organize the ALDCG for the’ ‘purpose of mobilizing black * _ people i in the Americas (the United States, Canada and the . _ Garibbean) to demonstrate their solidarity with the libera- io “tion movements in Africa. casey 2, The primary financial and logistical support of ALDCC was provided by church sources through the Inter- "-Religious Foundation for Community Organizations arco) of & 7 which Fuller. isa board member. IFcO was | created i in 1968 . ‘to aid churches in allocating their funds | to mutual interest projects of the various denominations, IFCO has also had ote GI/SO Internal tse Only _ “NO FOREIGN bisse MINATION/NO DISSEMINATION ABROAD — CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/TH!IS INFORMATION IS NOT TO | E569 1 —~&BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION — ieee _ éxagazracing c3d-
_ — interest. in correlating the Uberation n struggle in 1 the United. ama jor statement on South Africa, | Ls Zs “Afvican Liberation a Day 3 activities a planned in the United States, ne : tants in n Greensboro, North Carolina on  20- 21 March 197 | ‘Pan-African ideology and | working toward | the total Liberation . os of Africa, ‘Nelson J ohnson, member of the National Steering te Greensboro ani attended the private meeting slong with - Howard Fuller. _ NO FOREIGN, "1SSz! ANATIGR UG? UISSEMINATION ROAD CONTROLLED &. -SEMINATION THIS. INFORMATION IS¢_ OT, 10. gE INCLUDED IN a" OTHER vt GR PUBLICATION vi bern nly a tae an : States to 5 liberation efforts: in ‘Africa and in June 197. issued oe 3. “Faller, the chief organizer and coordinator for a purpose of the meeting was | to discuss | methodology of f spreading - vs hts wah * Committee of the ALDGC arranged for Carmichael's visit 4. In August 1971 Fuller was the principal speaker - . os at a six x day ¢ conference entitled “Black Identity and Solidarity" 7 : ° held in Dar | es Salaam, Tanzania and sponsored by the Con- . ca : sultative Committee of Tanzania (rec), Irving Davis! Pan- . African Skills Group and the National Committee of Black ; 10! OAD NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATICN/NO Bi SSEMINATION ABR CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFCRMATION IS suc BE INCLUDED | WN ANY ink aa OR ‘PUBLICAT
NO FOREIGN(” “SSEMINATION/#U- DISSEMINATION PTOAD “ : > CONTROLLED DisSEMINATION/THIS: INFORMATION IS WOT TO BE INCLUDED IN'ANY OTHER DoctneNT OR PUBLICATION | | BSE! lateral © Use un ee eke na7 Sie & ett gee “te! > :, ne - a "ah ah oy nes ae Lt, lg ° “ Churchmen (NCBC) which funded the conference. Rev. L - nse " Maynard Catchings, member of the national 1 steering com oe bone 2 : mittee of the ALDCG, led the group of 28 Afro-American "clergymen who arrived | in Dar « es Salaam on 22 August 1971 i to, attend this conference. Fuller was in \ contact with officials ee 6 éhé chidéas Communit Embasay ia Dar "ea s Salaam 0 ‘on’ 2 ° _ August 1971 while attending thie conference. Par eS a 8, With the objective of making a assistance avail- : ws wn able't to, groups: in a the Caribbean and Canada the ICO ¢ con ol tacted Roosevelt Douglas in Canada, whe reportedly travele to Boston during the lem. Christmas | season fo meet with TFCO a representatives, Attending this meeting were s playwright - | tes J ones, Howard Fuller and repreeentatives from the - following organizations: a oe “Council of Revolutionary Workers (Detroit) - -- Southern Christian Leadership Conference OT ET _ (Atlanta) . fot, -. | Black Panther Party/USA (Oakland) ” oe '. Institute of Black World (Atlanta) - nd - ' Center for Black Education (Washington, D. C. » ‘Douglas represented the Caribbean and also served ; as s spokes f) - man for Canadian blacks in absence of invited representatives Q _ from Canada. “According to Douglas, ‘The International Day" | ae - os internal Usa Gnly ° . ; No FOREIGN DISSEMINATION/NO DISSEMINATION ABROAD _ CONTRCLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION 1S NOT. TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER mee MENT 01 OR PUBLICATION AE Led
5 wa oe S ‘tions prior to > Sanvary 1972. 7 with Fuller and other black extremists in 1 Greensboro, Noxth Hes. ‘other individuals were being requested to attend j in a the tater - . . ‘of African n Solidarity {pAs), his ‘counterpart to o African Liber~ : ng arolina Douglas pledged to. rally 3, 000 0 people i in a Toronto and “NO FOREIGY DISSE! NAT MIME ig JSSEMINATION, “BROAD aa | “CONTROLLED _.SSEMINATION/TH'S INFOMATION kK AOT TO a BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION oe _ BSD Int Internal U Use 2 Oy a aa 2, a ation Day in the U. S., would include demonstrations and teach. fe a ins and would involve working class people 4 as wel as students. - a “A statement outlining plans was to be sent to black m orgeniea oc pe 6 At a ‘subsequent meeting « on a 31, January 1972 . to » organize corresponding, demonstrations in the Caribbean ¢ on 25-27 May 1972, On 2 February. 1972, Douglas. traveled with "Fuller te Boston where meetings. were > hel id to: formulate addi- . tional plane for the African Liberation a Day, as 7 Te -IFCO. invited Déuglas to: a . meeting ons March « ; — foes | “972 in ‘New York City 2 as | preparation | for "Serving on 1 the IFCO_ —_ ee “International Task c Force, also involved in n planning for African, : we Liberation a Day. IFCO advis: ed Dovglas. that he and about 12 7 = est of correlating the liberation struggle ¢ ona a world-wide: ‘basis. an 8. In mid-March 1972 Douglas attended | mectings a in Toronto and | Guelph, Canada, ° ‘At the meeting i in a Guelph " one participant proposed that the Trinidadian soldiers arrested sg internal Use On ‘NO FOREIGN DISSENINATION/NO DISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION IS HOT TO — BE INCLUDED. A ANY. OTHER DOCUMENT. Oa. @. PUBLICATION.
a a . _cipate in the Toronto demonstrations. tee bg e her, oe ean aw a jean Consulates: in 2 Toronto and. pos seibly Montreal. | Major 2 " in ‘the 1970 8 emutiny" in the Trinidad and Tobago Regiment who NO FOREIE™ DISSEMINATION7KC DISSEMINATIOW ABROAD ese ee CONTROLLEL sISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION \?. NOT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION AS internal Use Only he er Sere fig . _were out on bail could possibly be ‘sent from Trinidad to partic. we . : oe oe 9. In Canada a Douglas with the help of Horace Camp-— “bel planned to focus attention on the British, French and Amer="~ — vein ‘reparations f for the | 27 May demonstrations 2 in C Canada include “extensive Press coverage in Contrast, a a newspaper for r the . ; “reportedly will deliver the ‘key note address. bbean a as yet In Trinidad the eurrently prevailing political | - on "black community in Canada, Black Studeat Union « and 1 United. _ Negro Improvement Association have sponsored social activ- | “ities to raise fonds. “Organizational meetings of the J African “Liberation Day Steering Committee are held weekly. The 27° oes May demonstrations will 4 include marches Past the. selected. = - Consulates : in Torosto, ‘and rallies focusing on political speeches. oe : a Sand cultural performances by. New York posts, Walter Rodney - 10. “No large demonstrations comparable to those vi in the United States and ‘Canada are scheduled for the Cari- - . : conditions and firm police ‘control are a | deterrent to any or- : oO . ganized activity 0 on the part of black extremists, “GIS so fternal Use Only NO FOREIGN pees INADON/ NO DISSEMINATION ABROAD _CONTRGLLED DISSEMINAT'ON/TINS INFORMATION 1S NOT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DCCUMENT CR PUBLICATION - fe ve
Doe NO’ Fo FOREIGN - DISSEIMINA SEE ss SSSEMIRATION. ABROAD oe we, CONTROLLED, .SSEMIMATION/TH'S. INFOGMATION ( AOT 10 ao, OBE INCLUDED IN ARY OTHER ist ExT OR PUBLICATION ae internal an cially recognize African Liberation Day as a a day of world aoli- : _darity, and Prime Minister Forbes Burnham's Peoples? National “Congress | is s conducting a campaign in support of world solidarity ‘with African Liberation movements. Organization in 2 Guyana, md “Domina and Jamaica have » participated in raising fonds which : art “were eent to > the Organization of African Unity's (oav) libera- - an we sion committee in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 12, “Besides the official celebrati ons 5 scheduled 4 in, a African’ nation to celebrate the founding of: the Organization oo ; i of ‘African Unity, the only 3 indication that’ ny. rican Libera- | a fon Day celebrations will t take place in | Africa is. in Tanzania. Lemme gh cee : . ~ a early April 1972, the Second Secretary 0 of the 1¢ Chines € Com- a munist Embas: ey in Dar « es Salaam informed 4 a member of the. ae Pan Aftioan: Skills group there ofa meeting which would take | a - place on 27 May i in relation to African Liberation Day. No oS ° organized demonstrations are > known to be planned for Zambia ae % — us or + Kenya. : 7 - a Be “Except for Buller" 8 contact t with the Chinese - a “ Embasey i in August 1971 and the Chinese interest in a the | Pan eo _ African Skills group in Dar es Salaam, there is no specific oo: : = 480 Internal Use Only os NO FOREIGN p'seer™ ATION DISSEMINATION ABROAD ql | 8 CONTROLLED DISS TaD .ATGN/TIGS INFORMATION IS NOT TO _ BE INCLUDED IN AXY OiKER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION
wee NO FORP*N Diss! AB Re : SSEMINATI pi ABROAD fees TE GONTROLEL. DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION .s NOT TO ae BE INCLUDED IN’ ANY OTHER OCUMENT OR PUBLICATION ae __ stl internal bse 4 Gay y Vevidence of sponsorship or support by foreign governments oo a as S of African Liberation Day demonstrations in the United States. oe . ne - ao vet ove Although to date there is no > positive indica- a i a on 27 May. ‘The Black Studies Division of Ohio State Univer- ca ar ane oo : cussing y Ioracli involvement { in a South African prtheid « and show: oe ~ : "EE co tig support for Affican a and Palestinian liberation inovements.. So wet “ C1/S0 hera Use Only M0 FoREIeN ve ofl MIMATION “<3 DISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSTMINATION wt s INFORMATION IS NOT TO | So «BE ANCLUDED AN Any 0 OTHER ESCURENT OR PUBLICATION
p+ osveeT 2°") NO FOREIGN DISSEMERATERT : CRY ESSSEMINATION ABROAD “ * wat ‘CONTROLLED SSEMINATIOR TESS EKFSRUATION (-, VOT TO ee BE INCLUDED I i ANY OiHee internat foe Ooh OR PUBLICATION at - . ; . . . é sot . . oO . . ve. . . - x cee le : : ‘ : . Efe sy, o 3 4 Hie: originated by: c1/so:WWeaver:je° Se Based on: The Militant, 22 Ey 72: a . * Contrast, T Apr 72 ee fe ee . Nas ington Post, I Epr 720-8 oe oY ert Guyana, 6 Apr 72 | a ee, : FBI teletype, 17 Haw 72 =. 7° » oy on ar es Salaam)1057, 1050, 1060 ) Apr 72 ce’ The Nationalist, 20 Aug n Loon. ug 16745, 29 Feb 72 - 16778, 7 Mar 72°. | OOB-321/07672, mid iiay 7 G & Goes 15 St FE EEN vee rt of Spaind11&, 12 ‘May’ SLE 2 Ly eorgetow?-1052, 14 May 72 0 yo Ly Guyana Graphic, ey: May 72 © 7 “Dares Salaani 1696, 25 ‘Apr. 72: } ee? 3S Li a2 . of “1 -. EX ‘chrono a - _ African. ‘Liberation dey Sens 4 t H t. . & tet (eds ty oy cat ue) internal Exe Only oe NO FOREIGN DIS SEMINATLON/SG DISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSESIRAT!SRZTES INFEAMATION 1S NOT TO : BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER ECOURERNT OR PUBLICATION =
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NO FOREIGN NISSEMINATIONS no VISSEMINATION ARROAD yo! mo - CONTROLLED ( SEMINATION/TH!S INFORMATION ISC JT.T0. 9 | me BE INCLUDED IN ANY. OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION oe ASO intemal Use a . ee | as May Be Ae “Plans to organize an African Liberation Day ; ; re vend - Coordinating « cotamitiee = (ALDCC) were made in a the fall of “University principal Howard Lamar Fuller. _ Daring : 45 “day tour, Fuller r spoke with leaders of various liberation —_ | a TS - people 3 in the Americas 2 (the United States, Canada and the - | Garibbean) t to demonstrate their solidarity » with the libera~ Hon movements in Africa, . _ : 2, The primary financial and a logiatical support. of ALDCC was Provided by church sources s through the Inter- . "Religious Foundation for Community Organizations arco} of. oe “which Fuller 3 is a : board member, IFCO + was ‘created i in 1968 . to aid churches in allocating their funds to ‘mutual-interest oe projects of the various ‘denominations. IFCO has also had cor C1/S0 Internal Use Gnly “NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION/WO DISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION IS NOT TO 7 8 BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION 7 Exctaded tron satzactic _ awesrading cod
Sete siftgeeis. FR NO FOREIGN, “ISSESINATIVE, AO7 LISSEMIRATION pPROAD PON CONTROLLED &. SEMINATION: THIS. INFORMATION is; JT TO - | BE INCLUDED IN il OTHER a et “OR PUBLICATION oe U lateral se my s - States to 5 liberation efforts: in , Africa and in » June ° 197 issued ~ - ou a major statement on | South Africa. 3. “Faller, the chief < organizer - and coordinator for oie - “African Liberation Day 2 activities s planned i in a the United States, a a ‘of Africa. ‘Nelson I Tohaeon, member of the National Steering. to , Greensboro and attended the private meeting tong wi - Howard Fuller. y _ oe 4, In August 97 Fuller was the principal speaker _ | - i at a six = day « conference entitled "Black Identity and Solidarity", roe “held § in Dar es Salaam, ‘Tanzania and d sponsored by the Con- a * Lo . sultative Committee of Tanzania (TCC), Irving Davis' Pane . African Skills Group and the National Committee of Black } AD NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATICN/NO DISSEMINATION ABRO CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION 1S NOT sah BE INCLUDED IN ANY oh eae OR PUBLICATIO
vey ty RO FOREIGI SSEMIMATION HU: DISSEMIRATION pT 0A ~ vip ss» CONTROLE :SSEMINATION/THIS: INFORMATION IS..0T 10 CEM os cues BE IncLuDeD IN'ANY OTHER area OR PUBLICATION | __ ust lateral Use inl . " Charchmen (NCBC) which fanded the conference, Rev. ‘L we “Maynard Catchings, member of the national steering com." ~ mittee of the ALDCC,' led the > Broup of 28 Afro-American ; - clergymen who arrived i in. Dar « es Salaam on 2a August 1971 — - . Oe 7 ~ to, attend this conference. Faller was in contact with officiate - | OM “ -vgoet 1 1971 v while o attending this conference. ro 3 Se ae “With the © objective of f making » assistance vail. a a tem Boston sdurtg the wy Christmas « season n to. meet ‘wit! a representatives. “Attending this meeting were c playwright Sab Pate: vate O wetet rp Sah th Seen My erie ok See: oa : Leroi Jones, ‘Howard Fuller’ and representatives { oo following organizations: i : ~ Gouneil ¢ of Revolutionary Workers (Detroit) . . Southern Christian Leadership Conference: oo CAtlanta) "7 «Black Panther Party/USA (Oakland) | ““"" -* Institute of Black World (Atlanta) ae so Center for Black Education (Washington, oD. .c. y | Douglas represented the Caribbean and also served as s spokes- Se man for Canadian blacks in absence of invited representatives a from Canada. According to Douglas, The International Day - oy internal | Use Gly 7 . —— NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION/NS DISSEMINATION ABROAD ara / DS , ~ CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFCRMATION IS NOT TO ao oe BE INCLUDED IN ANY o eres Cy ENT OR OR PUBLICATION
J. “NO: FOREIGP DisseMINATID.. AIMS iSSExINATION, “BROAD * CONTROLLED _.SSEMINATION/TH!S INFOMATION [. OT TO | a BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION OS, 7 “oe 4 1s . we ot African Solidarity ¢ DAs), his counterpart tos African Libe a ation Day in the U.S. ’ ‘would include demonstrations and teach. i : / te \ . ins and would involve working class people as well as students, aa statement ¢ outlining plane was to be sent to black organiza- a - - - a ‘tons p prior ( to 2 Samuary 1 1st, oe ; gy 1972 in New York City @ as s preparation | for : serving on eis eS - * 2 International Task Fore, ‘also involved in planning for Afr LCE oo Liberation Day. IFCO advised Douglas that he and about wz 7 other individuals were being requested to attend lin the inter- . ot 6 est. of correlating d the liberation struggle 0 on a world-wide basis, | 8. Fa mid-March 1972 Douglas a attended d meetings 7 o a Lo oy in Toronto and Guelph, ‘Canada. - At the meeting, in n Guelph | “ one participant proposed that the Trinidadian soldiers arrested : * BYSO Internal Use only - "NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION/NO DISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/THIS INFORMATION IS EOT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT O08 PUBLICATION wegen eet eee
-, NO FOREIF™ DISSEMINATION/HO GiSSEMINATION ABROAD ~*~ : “+ "CONTROLLER: SISSEMINATION/TH!S IN FoRzATIONG © NOT TO Ss ' BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION ae Internal Use any. > Te a, “lex doses “were out on bail could 5 pos nasty b be sent from a Trinidad: to parti- _cipate in the Toronto demonstrations. a a : os In Canada a Douglas with the help of Horace Camp- vey “bell | planned ¢ to > focus attention on the British, 1 French ‘and Amer- . The 27 “e "Liberation a Day § Steering Committee are held weekly. “and cultural performances by. New ‘York poets. Walter - Rodne i ‘reportedly will deliver the key n note e address. ; 10. “No large ¢ demonstrations comparable to those a ‘ in the United States ‘and ‘Canada are + scheduled for the Cari- - a ‘bean 4 as yet. , In ‘Trinidad the currently prevailing political oor conditions and firm n police ‘control are a deterreat to any or- ie . ganized activity on the > part of black extremists. - GSB interna Use Caly NO FOREIGN pees HNATIONSNO DISSEMINATION ‘ABROAD = CONTRGLLED DISSEM:NAT:GN/THS INFORMATION IS NOT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY or He CCUMENT CB PUBLICATION
-” NO’ FOREIG -pisszma Peel p.ssemmmarion ABROAD — CONTROLLED. .SSEMINAT! on eTHS inpeasation ( oT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER we ‘ei <T CR PUBLICATION USS naa Us “The Government of Guyana plane at icaat to offi ’ oF . cially recognize African Liberation Day as a day ¢ of world eali- 7 darity,. and Prime Minister Forbes Burnham's Peoples! National - ed a Soa Congress is conducting a. campaiga | in support of world solidarity _ | on with African Liberation movement. Organization i in: Guyana, ae ae a  Domainica and J amaica have participated i in ‘raising funds which é “were sent to the Organization of African Unity's (CAU) 1 libera- : “ton © committée 1 in ‘Addie Ababa, Bthiopia.” ee “a, “Besides “the official celebrations scheduled in | y Afeican p nations to celebrate the founding of the Organization a “of: African Unity, ‘the only indication that any ay African Libera “Hon Day celebrations will take place: in | Africa i is in n Tanzania. en : a early April w7, the Second 1 Secretary of the Chinese ‘Com : munist Embas ey | in Dar es | Salaam informed ; a member of th < , “Pan-African Skills 1 group ) there of: a meeting which would take a place on 27 May in relation to African Liberation Day. No organized demonstrations are e known to be planned for Zambia = or Kenya. - | - : 7 | — — | 1B. Except for Fuller’ 8 contact with the Chinese | Bmbasey in “August 1971 and the Chinese interest. in the Pan- African Skills group in Dar es Salaam, there is no specific vos a - GYS0 Internal Use Only : - NO FOREIGN peste INATIGN/S SISSEMINATION ABROAD CONTROLLED DISSEM NATION TH:S INFORMATION IS NOT TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER. DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION
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oe NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATiUf, 50 DISSEMINATION ABROAD = 7°! etnres ~ CONTROLLED? SSEMINATION/THIS: INFORMATION (¢, VOT TO ne a BE INCLUDED IN ANY OTHER DOCUMENT OR PUBLICATION 7 oy Se te  GyS0 Internal Use Onl ie ‘Originatea by: cI/so: VWWeaver:js oe kEE : on _ Based on: “The Militant, 12 May 72 _ Cet Woe oes: Contrast, T. ‘Apr 72 ates area 226 ington Post, 1 Apr 720 a OCOA}16764, 3 Mar 72 vert Guyana, 6 Apr 72 BI teletype, 17 Mar 72°. * = (7H ar es Salaam) 1057, 1050, 1060 Apr ats! The Nationalist, 20 Aug 71 are be. “cos 16745, 29 Feb 72 me 22,@CO 16778, 7 Mar 72— ar “4, QOOB- -321/07672, mid- May 12° ob Lirotet Contrast, 15 Mar 72 rade = rt Of Spain-1186, 12 May 72. “ 21-tl (Georgetown}1052, 14 May 72 “os “8 vs uyana Graphic, "14, May: ae eats SS ar es Salaam)1096, 25 Apr a Fae ue 7 BI. teletype, 5 May 7 72 on ce — ‘Sources: pSMABOVE)O| pesese TE as io we OLSTSLANT® — eS . ee “+ OVERT - < ee Cane pastribution: . | oS “1 -. EX chrono _ a “i- _ African, ‘Liberation Day Sens’ ; 4 -fY80 Internal Use Only a NO FOREIGN DISSELINATION/NO Bis SENTATION ABROAD -~—— i CONTROLLED DISSEMINATION/TH'S INFCRMATION 1S NOT TO | BE INCLUDED IN ANY NY CEORUT CURRENT O8 t PUBLICATION