Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: BROWN
To: DL
Document date: 08/21/1963
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

6/15/201

AGENCY:

FBI

RECORD NUMBER:

124-90010-10157

RECORD SERIES:

DL

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

100-9734-792

Document Information

ORIGINATOR :

FROM:

TO:

TITLE:

FBI

BROWN

DL

DATE :

PAGES:

SUBJECTS:

08/21/1963

Released under the John

F. Kennedy

Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

i44 USC 2107 Note) .

Case#: NW 54463

Date:

10-12-2017

AMERICAN G.I. FORUM

(Restricted]

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS:

CURRENT STATUS:

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/16/1997

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

MEMO

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SAC, DALLAS (134-1A-778A)

8/21/63

SAW. HARLAN BROWN

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREINES UNCLASSIFIED

DL-6-3

DATE 2-15-97 BY 56668-520 /SR

(JFK)

On 8/16/63 SA W. HARLAN BROWN received, in person, a

typewritten report, dated 8/6/63, from DL-6-S.

This report has

been serialized as

: 134-1A-778.

Informant determined on 8/6/63, that on 8/5/63 JOB LANDIN

attended the forum's regular meeting. The book, "Among the Valient"

was discussed.

Plans were made to give a couple of these books

to the Dallas

Public Library. Library officials told the Forum

representative that if the Forun wanted to publicize the event,

they would have to furnish their own photographer., since the

local newspapers do not regard the giving of books to the library

as news. The Forum decided to take a photographer to take a

photo or two for the forum's future publicity.

Informant further determined that LANDIN told them of

the community-sponsored Stay-in-School campaign initiated by

Mrs. J. E. CRAFT, and of Mrs. CRAft's request for a donation from

the Forum. The Forum will not send her a contribution, but offered

(after some discussion) to distribute some of the handbills or

placards. When they voted to make that offer, the Chairman said *

derisively:

"All those who want to work for the NAACP signify by

saying 'Aye'."

This remark brought laughter from some of the

members.

ALBERTO OROSZCO told of a case of racial discrimination

encountered by his insurance collector.

The place where he and

his wife had been refused service was the Red Jacket, abar on

Maple.

The chairman declined to do something about it since it

was & bar. Another member said it was a private club. Still

another member said he knew the man who ran the place.

He was a

former employee at Texas Instruments.

The subject was dropped.

Informant had no additional information.

food

= 134-1A-778A

1

100-5257 9(NAACP)

100-9734 (G.I. FORUM)

100-671-9

(VET MATTERS)

100-8001 (J. LANDIN)

1

- 100-10442 (MRS. J.E. CRAFT)

WHB: jeg

(6)

100-9734-792

sent.

iSD

SERIALI2ED...

AUG 21 1963

F61 - DALLAS

a Not-101

NW 54463 DooId: 32323153 Page 2

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