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SSC REQUEST

December 18, 1975

ITEM 1 a.

b.

113/16 AS letter

This has heer

alistacted,

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(Revised 2/24/75)

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY FOR SELF-DEFENSE

CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

The Black Panther Party (BPP), organized in December,

1966, at Oakland, California, by Huey P. Newton and Bobby George

Seale, has the publicly-stated purpose of organizing black

people to take control of the life, politics and destiny of

the black community. The Party, operating the Black Panther

Intercommunal News Service, publishes a newspaper called

"The Black Panther," which at one time openly advocated the

use of guns and guerrilla tactics in a revolutionary program

to end the oppression of the black people but since early

1971 has spoken for a survival program pending revolution.

BPP national headquarters, aka Black Panther Intercom-

munal Headquarters, is located in Oakland, California.

While openly advocating direct overthrow of the

U. S. Government by force and violence until 1971, leaders

have since avoided extreme statements in favor of

calling

for action within the established order. Newton, in an

interview appearing in the May, 1973, issue of "Playboy"

magazine, stated the Panthers'

chief

ambition is to change

the American Government by any means necessary but that

ultimately such change will be through armed violence.

Despite its claimed dedication to community service,

indicators of the BPP's continued attraction to violence persist.

Since July, 1974, Newton and other BPP members have been arrested

in Oakland, California, for threatening police officers,

murder of a 17-year-old female and the pistol whipping of

Newton's tailor. Newton failed to appear on these charges and

is now a local fugitive. Additionally, one died and three

were wounded as a result of a shooting at a BPP-sponsored

dance in Oakland, California, in October, 1974.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) was clandestinely

formed during the Fall of 1971 in Arizona. Membership to date

has been small and it appears to have the same basic terats as.

the Minutemen. In fact, several of those involved in SAO

were formerly active in the Minutemen. The mail drop for

this organization reportedly is in care of an individual in

Ramona, California, who has been involved in Minutemen and

white-hate activities in the past.

This ultraconservative paramilitary organization

was recently involved in extremist activities in San Diego,

California.

Members of this group reportedly made threatening

telephone calls to a local college professor who is active

in a group which plans to organize demonstrations at the

forthcoming Republican National Convention, Following these

telephone calls, a member of SAO fired shots from an auto-

mobile into the professor's home, wounding a guest.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO.. 10".

MAY 1062 EDITION

ESAFPMR (4i CF12) 108-13.8

UNITED STATES GOV AMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-6908)

THE SAC, WENATE (157-2022) (8)

FRANK AUGUST

DRAGER, JR.

EM-WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT

00:

NEWARK

DATE:

4/15/74

Re Newark teletype to Bureau 1/14/74; Bureau letter

to Newark 2/13/74; Springfield teletype to Bureau 3/8/74;

Springfield letter to Bureau 3/21/74.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of an LHM

dated and capt:oned as above.

Enclosed is one LHM for each

receiving office for information purposes.

NK T-1 1S PH 811-E enformant

NK T-? 1s an aintance of subject, confidentid souice

confidentia

NK T-4 15 an individual

This investigation is based on information which

indicates the subject is possibly engaged in activities whichz

could involve a violation of Title 18, USC, Section 241 (Conspiracy

Against Rights of Citizens), Section

245 (Federally Protected

Activities), Civil Rights Act

of 1968, or related Civil Rights

Statutes.

The subject claimed on 9/27/73 to be the acting

Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.

It is recommended DRAGER be continued as a subject o

ADEX, inasmuch as he has since 9/12/73, been traveling the East

Coast claiming to be a Grand Dragon of the KKK and overall

coordinator for all xight vinorations located on the

1cc62208

2-Bureau (Enc. 7)':

I-Cincinnati (Enc. I)

(Info)

EX-T15

1-Indianapolis (Enc. 1) (Info)

1576906-77

1-Kansas City (Enc. 1) (Info)

1-Miami (Enc. 1) (Info)

REC-10

1-Philadelphia (Enc. 1) (Info)

I-Springfield (Enc. 1) (Info)

2-Newark

4 APR 18 1974

CFM/mla/jz

IcaLSS

muse castall

(10)

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NK 157-2011

East Coast. The subject has twice been arrested for possession

of weapons since September, 1973, and has been in receipt oI

white-hate extremist literature. DRAGER has shown a

propensity

for violence in the past and has allegedly admitted participation

in a bombing.

DRAGER has shown a willingness and capability to

engage in terrorism or other such acts which would result in the •

iuterference with or a threat to the survival and effective

operation of

: National, State or local governments.

One copy of LHM being disseminated locally to

Secret Service, Newark.

Two copies of FD-376 attached, along with photograph

Of DRAGER.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Newark in receipt of insufficient information to

characterize the American White Nationalist Party mentioned ir

attached IM,

2

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IS 185-6

On September 6, 1974, detailed information developed

during Federal Bureru of Investigation (FBI) investigation

concerning the discovery of five

(5) sticks of dynamite

'inside the Meditation Room of the United Nations General Assembly

(UNGA) Building, New York, New York, on August 7, 1974,

was presented to

a Federal Grand Jury (FGJ), Southern

District Oi New York (SUNt), NeW YOrK,

New

• York, which

subsequently returned a sealed true bill indictment against

MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN,

101 Cherry Road, Berea, Kentucky,

charging BRowN with violation Title 18, United States

Code, Sections 371 (Conspiracy), 112A (Attempt to Injure

Forelen Diplomat or Official Guest

of the United States) and

o.t..

970 (Protection of Foreign Diplomatic Establishments and Interna-

tional Organizations), on same date.

Following the above

indictment, a bench warrant was issued for MICHAEL HALSEY

BROWN by Unitea States District Court Juage VILLIAN

C. CONNOR,

SDNY, New York, New York, with $100, 000 surety, bond

recommended.

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SSC REQUEST

December 18, 1975

ITEM

fa retentions, ss cunt

Quer de, 14

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The following symbols were utilized to delineate

some of the agencies to which the FBI disseminated information.

These symbols are located on the bottom half of the first

page of each document disseminated.

05 - Aaya Time 1 senee

OSI

- Air Force Intelligence

DEFT (ISD, CRD, RAO, IDIV, CRIM, IDN) - U. S. Depart-

ment of Justice

SS; SEC SER - Secret Service

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Teuestion b.

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D-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) 7

FBI.

Date: 3/12/69

Transmit the following in

(l'ype in plairtext or code)

Via

AIRTEL

(Priority)

• 7

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (105-165706-41)5

'FROM: SAC, RICHMOND (105-5504)

-P-

YOr, BLACK PANTHER PARTY

RM

Re Richmond teletype to the Director and WFO

dated 2/27/69 and WFO teletype to the Director and Richmona

dated 2/28/69.

:.

Enclosed for Bureau dissemination are nine copies

dealer firm. Dissemination being made via FD 342 to the

following:

116th MIG, Washington, D.C.

NISO, Washington, D.C.

Alcohol, Tobacco Tax

Division, Washington, D.C.

Enclosed for the information of San Francisco and

WFo is one copy of uhM.

RAC! SPEED, CRIM, ION;

4118164

HEAVIEE

185-166246-41

1

- San Francisco

WFO (Encl. 1) (RM)

Richmond

1) (RM)

(157-2159)

17 MAR 17 1969

RMC : sk1

157-2304

- 66-2521A)

(7)

RAGINE INT. SEE?.

F4010941050

Tall i

Special Agent in Charge

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Ploase Refer 10

File No.

Richmond, Virginia

March 12, 1969,

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

INFORMATION CONCERNING

Information was received from Inspector Francis

Johnson,

Alexandria, Virginia Police Department on February

27, 1969 to the effect that an unknown source of information

to the Alexandria, Virginia Police Department had recently

seen appsoached by pessons, which that source described as

Black Panther nembers, had requested the floor plans for

SOURCE OF

SOURCE FATE

at O OTHER LAW

This company conducts ENfORCEMENT

AGENCY

The Alexandria, Virginia POliCe Department escao-

lished appropriate surveillance at this company, and an un-

known person was seen to cut through the cyclone fence ap-

proximately 7:30 P.M. on March 1, 1969, and therealter crawl

under the building.

An attempt was made by this individual

to saw a hole through the floor of the building, but the

would-be burglar was hampered in his sawing operation by guns

and cases, which obstructed his sawing as well as the cold

water

under the building.

He was seen to depart through

the hole in the fence, which he then temporarily repaized.

He was not successiul in gaining access to the building nor

in obtaining any weapons. No arres's were made, hoping that

accomplices would also be involved.

Inspector Jonnson advised on March 3 and Mare. 10,

1969 that the police have a

"monitosing device" at the build-

ing, which will alert them at the police headquarters to any

unusual noises after working hours, inasmuch as they have

withdrawn their surveillance team.

He stated that the source

of information is not a member of the Black Panthers, but

that the source continues to describe the burglars as such.

A characterization Of the Black Panthes Party is

attached hereto.

105m1%.

ENCLOSURE

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY

According

• to its official newspaper, the Black Panther

Party (BPP) was started during December, 1966, in Oakland,

they can take control

of the life, politios, and the destiny of the black community.

It was organized by bobby George seale, BiP Chairman, and

Hey P. Newton, Bee Minister of delense. Newton is presently

serving a sencence ai 2 to 15 years on a convicuion or man-.

slaughter in conpection with the killing of an Oakland police

further describes itself as the

The official newspapel "black Community News

"The Black Panther", which

Service,"

states that the BPe advocates the use of guns and guerrilla

tactios in its revolutionary program to end oppression of the

black people. Residents of the black community are urged to

are consistently re-

who should be killed.

"The Black Panther" issue of September 7, 1968,

contains an editorial by BPP Minister of Education, George

Mason Murray, which ends with the following:

"Black men.

Black people, colored persons of

America, revolt everywhere!

Arm yourselves.

The only culture

north keeping is a revolutionary culture.

Change. Freedom

everywhere.

Dynamite, Black Power. Use the gun. Kill the

pigs everywhere."

Included in the introduction to an article appear

ing

in the October

"5, 1968, edition of "The Black Panther""

is the statement,

... we will not

dissent from American

Government. We will overthrow it."

Issues of "The Black Panther" regularly contain

quotations from the writings of Chairman MAO Tse-tung of the

People's Republic of China and feature MAO's statement that

"political power grows out

of the barrel of a gun.

The national headquarters of the BPP is located

at 3106 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley:

California.

Branches have

seen established at various locations throughout the United

States.

This document containe neither resemmondlatons dor sorctrie".

of the FLI.

It s tha pronarty of tns i2, and is 'oand is

agency; it and its contents are

not to bi distributed outside your

agency.

2%*

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Aro Reply, Please Rejer 30

Fils No.

UNITEL

ATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Riarmo0aa, Virginia

March 12, 1959

Tatio

Redes'ense

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

INFORMATION CONCERNING

Richmond communication dated

and captioned as above:

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are conceales in meierenced communication have lurnished reliable

Intonation in See pest.

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Zuicident tt

6-11

Question b.

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[p-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

! FBI

Date:

11/12/68

Transmit the following in ÷

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

Vio

(Priority)

TO :

Director, FBI (105-165706. Sub 15)

FROM: 1

1

HUT

SAC, Detroit (157-3075)

(P)

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

DETROIT DIVISION

RM

00: Detroit

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED •

DATE 7-14-44 BXUP8MAC/CA

051.0000-8898%

1/L8/

I.SD

NON TORNA

PATENCKE

#::

Re Detroit airtel to Bureau, dated 11/8/68,

captioned "DEVELOPMENT OF RACIAL INFORMANTS IN THE BLACK

@PANTHER PARTY (BPP), RM, 0O: SAN FRANCISCO".

Enclosed for the Bureau are 1l copies of an LEM

tand for San Francisco two copies of an LIM regarding captione

matter.

Two copies of the LiM are furnished Secret Service

and G-2 and one copy of the LHM is furnished the USA, all

¿Detroit, Michigan.

The Detroit Division has pending cases in regards

to LUKE TRIPP, LEONARD BROWN, VICTOR STEWART, MARIAN KRAMER,

JOHN WILLIAMS

and LONNIE PEEKS. Vigorous investigation is

being conducted by the Detroit Division to ascertain all

"background information in regard to the above subject and

›if any allegiance isconnected with the Black Panther Party

of San Francisco.

DISTRE

Bureau (Enc. TIffRM)

San Francisco

(157-1204) (EnC162) (RM)

-

Detroit

REG-

(1

- 157-

(LUKE TRIPP)

105-165-704-15-61

(1

157-2986

(LEONARD BROWN)

(1

157-

(MARIAN KRAMER)

{1

-

157-

(VICTOR STEWART)

(1

157-2354

F: 145 MANO 251953

(JOHN WILLIAMS)

(1

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157

(LONNIE PEEKSICA |2 3 38 191000

JMP/CC

(13)

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Sp

NOV 2213

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DE 157-3075 ,

-..:

This matter is being pursued intensively by

the Detroit Office and contact is maintained on a daily

• basis with the Intelligence Unit of the Michigan State

Police and the Special Investigations Bureau of the

Detroit Police Department, both having direct interest in

local black nationalist activities and conduct surveillances

in regard to key black nationalist figures in the Detroit

area.

Racial informants, who are familiar with the black

nationalist activity in the Detroit area, are contacted often

in regard to an organized BPP in the Detroit area.

with the above sources has revealed that no organized BPP

has been established in the Detroit area wherein the BPP is

holding regular scheduled meetings.

In the event any information is received to show

that a BPP is organized and meeting at a regularly scheduled

time, the Bureau and other appropriate offices will be

properly advised.

Sources utilized in the enclosed IHM are as follows:

Lt. WILLIAM MC ÇOY, Special Investigations Eureau,

Detroit Police Department;

Detective GORDON HURLEY, Intelligence Unit,

Michigan State Police;

/ DE 1284-R (Prob) ;

DE 128E-R (Prob)i

DE 1172-R;

CARI, SIMPSON

Racial Informant-Probationary-Ghetto;

DE 1295-R_ (Prob-Ghetto)

The television program mentioned in the enclosed

LHM was viewed in its

entirety by SA JAMES M. PAIGE of the

Detroit Division.

The enclosed LHM is classified confidential to

protect sources of continuing value.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

• File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU DE INVESTIGATION

Detroit., Michigan

November 12, 1968

Re :

Black Panther Party (BPP)

Detroit Division

A characterization of the BPP is contained

in the appendix attached hereto.

Sources hereinafter referred. to have furnished

reliable information in the past.

On November 11, 1968,

from 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.M.,

WIVS Channel 56, a local

educational television station in

the Detroit area, carried a program entitled, "Facts About

the Black Panther Party"

The program was moderated by Lonnie

Peeks, a local black militant associated with the Student

Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).

A characterization of the SNCC is contained

in the appendix attached hereto.

This was a panel type program with the following

persons,

all from the Detroit area, appearing:

Lonnie Peeks

m.c.h

Luke Iripp

Leonara :Brown

Victor Stewart

Marian Kramer

Peeks advised that Marian Kramer was a replacement

for John Williams, who had another engagement.

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ENCLOSUKE

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Re: Black Panther Party

Detroit Division

The panelists were introduced by the moderator

• Lonnie Peeks with the following titles:

Luke Tripp - Deputy Minister of Information

Leonard Brown - Deputy Minister of Education

Victor Stewart - Deputy Chairman

Marian Kramer - No title

Luke Tripp stated that the Black Panther Party is

not

a party that adheres to violence but is geared towards

political education for the black people. Iripp stated that

the Black Panther Party is running Eldridge Cleaver, leader

of the BPP in San Francisco,

California, for the presidency

of the United States in Michigan. Cleaver is being sponsored

by the New Politics Party.

Tripp stated that the BPP is not

interested in seeking or getting votes, rather it is concerned

with presenting its program for revolution to the American

people.

Tripp stated that social turmoil as manifested by

George Wallace, youth rebellions and riots in the streets,

can be blamed on power being in the hands of the establishment

and

not in the hands of the people where it belongs.

Tripp

stated that the black economic, political and social condition

as opposed to the condition of the whites

is far below normal.

The system has as its basis a cast system based on race.

is the relationship of the oppressor and the oppressed, superior

to the inferior.

Tripp stated that socially the black man

is unable to control his destiny. School, police and welfare

are all in the hands of the white people and the black people

grasp for what is left.

Tripp further stated the BPP has a ten point program

that is geared towards elevating the black people out of the

slums. He further stated that the BPP in the Detroit area is

in the process of organizing a party and at this point has no

definite meeting place or date.

However, any persons interested

in assisting the organization of the BPP

in the Detroit area

may do so by contacting Luke Tripp or Leonard Brown.

NETANTAT

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Re: Black Panther Party

Detroit Division

Leonard Brown mentioned the fact that the white

policemen must realize that the black people are not

afraid of them and will defend themselves in any criticai

situation. Brown mentioned the fact that a good example of

the white police officer is the incident that occurred in

New York City where 200 white off-duty policemen attacked

innocent members of the EPP.

Brown further stated that the

black political leaders in the country are nothing but

"phonies" and "Uncle Toms".

He further stated it is time

for the white power structure to realize that it is impossible

to dictate to the black people as they have been doing for

years and that the black people only want a chance to govern

their community as they see fit.

Victor Stewart stated that the BPP in its useful

state is not an "underground party" but an "above the ground

party"

Stewart stated that the only way the black people can

excel or exist in thisworld controlled by the white man is to

take what he wants.

Stewart stated that this does not mean

asking or getting on your knees begging the white power

structure.

he lurther stated that the key to the black man's

destiny is through black political education classes in

which he will be cognizant of the political structure in this

country. Stewart fuither stated that the BPP's motto is

"All power to the people; Black power to black

people".

Marian Kramer, Negro, female, stated that the black

female must awaken and play a vital role in organizing the

BPP .

She stated for years the black female has been neglected

from the political system

in our country.

Sources in the Detroit area who are familiar with

the black nationalist movement, stated that they. have no

information at this time that a BPP is organized in the

Detroit area and conducts regular scheduled meetings.

These

sources further advised that during other black militant

organizational meetings the name Black Panther Party has

come

up; however, no significant meaning as to actually being

established

in the Detroit area is known.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is

the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is

loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

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Re:

Black. Panther. Party

Detroit Division

APPENDIX

BLACK PANTHER PARTY, alsO

known as Black Panther Party

for Self Defense

A source advised that the Black Panther Party for

Self Defense (BPPSD) was formed by HUEY PERCY NEWTON, Minister

of Defense, and BOBBY GEORGE SEALE, Chairman, in December,

1966, as a

militant black nationalist political organization

to combat "police brutality", to unite militant black youth,

and to determine the destiny of black communities.

The

political philosophy was taken from writings of Chairman MÃO

Tse-tung of Communist China and black militant writers.

In March, 1968, the name of the organization was

changed to Black

Panther Party (BPP).

The official BPP publication, "The Black Panther

Party - Black Conmunity News Service"

states that the BPP

advocates use of guns and guerrilla tactics in their violent

revolutionary program to end oppression of black people.

On February 17, 1968, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, Minister of

Information, announced merger of the BPP and Student Non-violent

Coordinating Conmittee (SNCC) and bestowed title of Minister of

Justice, BPP, upon II. RAP BROWIN, Chairman Of SNCC.

SNCC is a militant Negro organization

which preaches black supremacy.

MErman, aforementioned, is incarcerated in the laneda

Count

muses

Milodiland, Calorn awaiting trial

Coltand police officer.

Headquarters of BPP and Huey P. Newton Defense Fund

are located at 4421 Grove Street, Oakland, California.

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Re:

Black Panther Party

Detroit Division

APPENDIX

STUDENT NON-VIOLENT .COORDINATING COMMITTEE

The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),

headquartered at 360-362 Nelson Street, S.V., Atlanta, Georgia,

is a non-membership organization, which was

born out of the

sit-in movement that erupted across the couth beginning in

1960.

Today SNCC identifies itself as an organization in the

revolutionary vanguard. It advocates that to be successful it

is necessary to develop a revolutionary ideology and revolutionary

program.

According to SNCC, the year 195% marked a historic

milestone in the struggle for the liberation of black people

in the United States and the year that revolutionaries

throughout

the world began to understand more fully the impact of the

black novement.

SNCC declared that "liberation will come only

when there is final destruction pi this mad octupus--the capitalis-

tic system of the United States with all its life-sucking

tentacles of exploitation and racism thai choke the people of

Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

The realities of black life,

together with the recognition instilled in SNCC workers forced

its members to further popularize the legitimacy. of self-

defense and

rebellious when oppression became too great."

From May, 1966, until May, 1967, STOKELY CARMICIAEL

was National. Chauman of SNCC.

AS Of JUly, 1958, CAPMICHAEL

resided in Wahington, D.C., where he vas affiliated with

• In May, 1967, CARMICHAEL Was replaced by HUBERI GEROID BROWN,

in day,

SNCC and active as temporary chairman of a black coalition group.

commonly known as H. RAP BROWN, who served until June, 1968.

In June, 1968, at the Staff and Central Committee

meeting of SNCC held in

Atlanta, Georgia,

it was decidea to

restructure the organization by

equalization of responsibility

by creating ten deputy or vice chairmanships.

The primary

purpose for this change is to take law enforcement pressure

off any single individual.

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BLACK PANINER PARTY (BPP) "

also known as

Black Panther Party for

i Defense

Accordin

to the official newspaper ui

the BPP, the BPP

was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to

organize black people so they can take control of the life,

politics, and

the destiny of the black community. It was

organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEX P. NEWTON,

• Minister of Defense, EPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

regularly states that the BPy advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in iis revolutionary program to end oppression

of the black people.

Residents of the black community are

urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently.

referred to as "pigs" no should be killed.

The nowspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an

article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.

This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,

revolt everywhere. Arm yourselves.

The only culture

worth keeping is revolutionary culture.

change.

Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everyvhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an

article introduced with the following statement:

"We will

not; dissent from American government.. We will overthrow it."

• DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the

San Francisco Polo Field on November 15,

1969, said "We will

Kill Richara Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New YOrk Times," issue of

" December 13, 1959, was quoted as fOllows:

"We advocate the

very direct

overthrow of the government by way of force

and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had

an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as fOllOws:

"The only way to make this racist US governnent adininister

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

up arms against this government, killing the officials,

until the reactionary forces... are dead and those that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors,

thereby

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy of all mankind, the racist US governnent:"

The BPP Heaâquarters is located at 1016 Peralta Street,

oakland, California.

Branches of the BPI, and Committees to

Combat Fuscism, under control of the BPF,

have been established

In various locations in the US.

APPENDIX

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OPTINAL PORM "10. 10"

MAY , Sti EDIT UN

65A FPMR! '1 CFR) 101-11.8

• UNITED STATES GOVENMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

10/22/71

FROM

SAC,

PHOENIX (157-NEW) (P)

UBTECT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

wCP.

1011/

3463

Thore are enclosed to the Bureau and to interestod

offices a letterhead memorandum pertaining to captioned

organization. Five copies of the LHM are designated for the

Bureau and three copies are designated for pertinent field

offices.

INFORMANT

AlL.

The confidential informant who furnished the

information contained in the IHM is PX 783-E,

the information on 10/18/71 to the Phoenix office.

who furnished

Inasmuch as the organizing

COLO CUTE MeGA Yu

met at Yuma

Arizona

one person from.

arizona attended

the meeting

confidential informant would be an easy task.

It is,

fore, recommended that the LHM not be disseminated outside

ishere-

the Bureau.

at Phoenix.

is felt that

this and ve done at a ate date when the

oxganization, has

developed in more concrete form.

00547

//

Phoenix' informant advised that the individuals

Spearheading the organization of the Secret Army Organization

together with (INU)

-O*BARRY, both of San Diego.

will be care of HOWARD CLARK, 1080 6th Street,

Ramona,

California

92065.

Informant advised that (INU) STAN seeme

to lack enthusiasm for the new organization,

and

seemed to be

more politically oriented along the lines of the

American

Informantbinselitook cautious stand toward

the deliberations airthe group.

Names mentioned in the

course of the meeting as being

knowledgeable about the new

organization are:

Vegas, Nevada;

(FNU)

DOYLE, Las Vegas

Nezada's

2

ST-103

701 1

* Bureau

(EnC. 5) TRAFEC 9

235779

2

- San Diego (Enc.

3) (RHI)

- Seattle

2

Las

(Enc. 3) (RM)*

Vegas (Enc.

31(155103

2 - PhagtisfY:

ICESTICA

SATO

18 OCT 26.1971

CLC/jsh

DEPT: 18D

FIDIU,

(10)

HOW FORW

DATE FORM:

EXI.

INE SEC.

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LaBly U.S. Savings-Bonl

it Rest

arly on the Payroll Savings Plan

INFORMANT

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PX, 157-NEW

CLC/jsh

Source made reference to the opening paragraph in

the "HISTORY OF THE SECRET ORGANIZATION" material attached

in Northern rizona in February 1970•

conversations at Yuma, incidental to the organ-

izational meeting there informant feels that the meeting he

attended at ruma is the Licstofficial organizational meeting

of the group.

The assassination of Minutemen leader has

reference to TROY HAUGHTON, former State Coordinator of the

Minutemen in California, who has been missing approximately

three years.

Source advised that the organizing: group mentionedj

in the: attached LHM met in Yuma for the purpose of having

access to the gun show that took place at the Fairgrounds

there on October 16 and 7197, under che-sponsessiD

the avants club.

This organizing.group.is-interested..

establishing the availability of automatio weapons

LEADS:

The SAN DIEGO, SEATTLE and LAS VEGAS DIVISIONS

through confidential sources establish the full identity

the individuals who met in secret at Yuma, Arizona

October 16: 171971

" In connection with this matter.

The LHi is being classified CONFIDENTIAL to protect

the identity of source, who is of continuing value and whose

exposure could be detrimental to the national deiense.

(OULD

IDENTIFY

TAFORE

COULD

IDENTIFY

iNFORMA

we afries

will A°

COULD ON

2

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In Reply, Please Refer co

File No.

UNI

D

STATES DEPARTMENT OF

STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

October

22, 1971

CONFIDENILAL

=

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

(out)

IDEAT

Minutemen under the same basic tenets but under the new name

"Secret Army Organization".

Pan advises that the 1ye

known individuals who attended this meeting used

first names

only and

traveled to this meeting place from San Diego,

California; Seattle, Washington; Las Vegas, Nevada; and

Phoenix, Arizona. The live are identified

briefly as

follows:

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationality

Height

Weight

Age

Nöri

Davis also-known

as sam savis

"Trom San Diego

Chill

White

Male

?%.

American piffroy

518K

L50-poundS

(Or)

Age-33- (Approx

IDENTIFY

'INFORMAN)

Name

Address

UDj

02

Race

Sex

- Nationality

Height

Weight

Hair

Miscellaneous

ExomasanaDiego

Whiten-

Malen

American

51104

I75 pounds

Brown

Wears-

glasses

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC

DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION

157-

23577-

(ENCLOSURE

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. *

CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

-Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationality

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Build

(ENU).

From San DieSe LIF

White

Male

Americans

couL)

INFORMA

Sex

Nationalify

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Build

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationality

Height

Weight

• Hair

Miscellaneous

Age

Stocky

Wears smala

to goa tee

FUNERAT

(ENU) SI

From, Seattle Washington

Whitem

Male.

American

i politic brown.

Blues,

Budgy.

(ENY) Evereit

Phoenitc

Arizona

White

"Ma Les

Wears- lasses

38 (Approx.)

Source furnished the following four items

of

printed material, which had been prepared before the meeting

for recruitment purposes and for dissemination to prospective

- 2 -

CONFIDENTIAL

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CONF IDENTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

members for captioned organization; this material is self-

explanatory as to a statement of principles for the organiza

tion and is being made an appendage of this memorandum.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the

FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are

not to be distributed outside your agency.

- 3*-

CONFIDENTIAL

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•History of

ee Secret Army Organization

CONFIDENTIXL

One carly morning in February, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from

four states met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top Minutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had mot before in their roles

as Minutemen group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After much discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist elements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity

by communists in the United States.

With these two points

in mind, suggestions were put forward on a course of

action to be followed. After a meeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While retaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was

decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

completely new chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

tion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with a definite chain of command would have any chance of success. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original

force of hard core patriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual freedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has been recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the Ireedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have

no desire lo commit suicide ourselves, or to let our members do so. We have a

strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Only onc thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW? We of the S. A. O. believe that our couniry

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you fecl the same way, we invite you to join us.

CONFIDENTIAL

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10. 1

spective Members Of The

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CONFIDENTIAL

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for pur country and we fully expect that some of

us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice iefore victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. It you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

learned his job.

Unless you are especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and. enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have active guerrillas and underground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless these, other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrillasystem

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size. This underground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, ete. Anunderground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion,

infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting chemy documents, recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are other phases of underground activity. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, lo be effective, must have a working knowledge of

all these tactics as well as the military tactics more commonly associated with guerril-

la activities.

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

CONF IUANTIAL

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret Army Organization

seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way. Suppose you had spent a year of more carefully rccruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team were every individual was reliable, dodi-

cated,, and had confidence in his fellow unit members. Wouldn'I it make you mad to

have the national

or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

that you you knew little or nothing about?

Before any new memher is assignedto an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, he mastundergo a peried of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members

without his knowiedge. Oaly when a new member

proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he be accepted as a "secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

• EXPENSES •

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3. 00 per month. This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, am nunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

Following this preliminary training a memher may be either assigned to an

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definite series oi projects described inwriting so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you.

We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time.

CONFIDENTIAL

Secret Army Organization

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZE ON

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

CONFIDENTIAL,

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: All information on this form will be kept confidential. All

records of memhers of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name-

_Sex

Age

Address_

_ Marital Status _

(Street)

State

_Wife's Name.

Zip Code

_Telephone

Date of Birth.

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation

_ Education

Special Subjects Studied

• Do You Speak or Read Any Ipreign Language?_

Veteran.

Branch.

_Highest Rank_

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?

Physical Description:

Height

Weight_

_Color Eyes.

Color Hair

Health: Good

Fair

Poor.

Any Physical. Disabilities or Limitations?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

_ If Yes, Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. ?

Hours

_ Best Time: AM.

_Workdays

•Weekends

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership fec. lagree to pay $3. 00 each month to the Secret Army

Organization as membership dues.

CONFIDENTIAL

Signature of Applicant

. Date

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FD-323 (Rov. 11-29-61)

-

In Reply, Please Refer to

File Na.

UNITEL STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

October 22, 1971

=

Istle

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference

-

Memorandum, dated and captioned

as above, at Phoenix,

Arizona.

•.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

his document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the proper

the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outsi

your agency.

NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 40

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Percident #21

question b.

(151 dissen.)

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5-208 (PT. 9-12-851

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

RICHMOND

TITLE OF CASE

?.

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

RICHMOND

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

DATE

1/31/67

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

4/8/66 - 1/21/67

REPORT MADE BY

SA JOSEPH A. MARION, JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

TYPED EY

nih

EM (ORGANIZATION)

Ni:a

SUMMARI: REFORT

- sift

ENCLOSURE:

TO BUREAU: (1) one photograph of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR."

ADMINISTRATIVE DATA:

This report is the initial nonprosecutive summary report con-

cerning captioned individual.

The original of a FD-376 and a copy thereof are being used

transmit two of the

copy of the FD-376' is being used to transmit a copy of this

seven copies designated for the bureau, another/

report to the US. secret sarvice, 18o0 & ciroot. I. W.. Workingtony

FIYCLOSURH ATTACEEL.

Case has been: Pending over one year

-yes

@ No; Pending prosecution over six months

APPROVED

SPECIAL AGENT

TECHIEN CHARGE

COPIES MADE:

I-Bureau

(Encl. J.

RED

1-Newark

MAIL)

(157-2014

...

(InIO) (RM)

1-Military District

Washington,

•WDC (REGISTERED MAIL)

1-U. S.

Naval Investigative Service

Office, WDC (REGISTERED MALL)

1-OSI, Suitland Hall, WDC (RM)

1-U. S. Secret Service, 1000 G 8t.,

2-Richmond (157-1553)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Agency

Request Recd

Date Fwd.

How Fwd.

AGENCY:

ACSI.

ONT, OST;SEC, SER!

DATE FORW:

HQW.

FORW

BY:EB

1967

5165/67

DJ Yes

_ No

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

$908

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tomacar. +1999991912027

MCT-43

REC - 82.

5 FEB 6

1967

SES.

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RH 157-1558

INFORMANTS :

Identity

SH p-2 12 08 84 043 Confidented Souse

Location

# 3 2 1 P1 312-05 Corintend forse 154-0-8495

LEAD:

RICHMOND

six-months period.

= B* -

COVER

PAGE

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FD-376 (Rev., 11-12-65)

UNIT

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer 2o

File No.

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C.

20220

Dear Sir:

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

Januacy 31, 1967

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be

covered by the agreement between the F'Bl and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-

tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.

1. • Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,

including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the

U.S., because of his official status.

2. • Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other

than legal means.

3. [ Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or

participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member

of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

4. I U.S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

5. MAj Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following

criteria:

(a) [ Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

(b) [ Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

(c)XXX Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

6. [ Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

Photograph [] has been furnished X enclosed [ is not available

• may be available through

Very truly yours,

aborover

John Edgar Hoover

Director

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosurels) 2 (Photo and repare)

U. S. Secret Service

2000

street:

I. W., Washinaton, D. C. (RiT)

Enclosure(s) ?

SUEGISTERED MUTT removal of classies UNCLASSIF

ascomes UCCLASSIFIED this transmittal form

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:F'D-204 (Rev, 3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REGISTERED MAIL:

1-Military District of Washington, Washington, D. C:

1-U. S. Naval Investigative Service Office, Washington, D. C.

1-Office of Special Investigations, suitland Hail,

*Washington, D. C.

Copyto: I-U. S. Secret Service, 1800 G Street, N. W., Washington,

D. C. ¡(Enclosure 1)

Report of: JOSEPH As MARION,. JR.

Office: Richmona

Date:

January 31, 1967

Field Office File # 157-1558

Bureau File #:

Title:

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

Character: RACIAL MATTERS (ORGANIZATION)

Synopsis:

Subject born 8/4/40 at Trenton, New Jersey; received a

General Discharge under honorable conditions from the

U. S. Air Force 9/2/60; sent to Mercer County Workhouse,

Trenton, New Jersey, on 3/6/64 for nine months for

with a deadly weapon; made application for

membership in the American Nazi Farty (ANP) 7/26/65;

was assigned duties of purchasing of materials and

quality control on ANP presses on 10/26/66; and is

presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP,

Arlington, Virginia.

Background, including criminal

record, previous employments and

residences, marital

status, and education set forth.

-p -

ENCLOSURE:

TO: U.S. SECKET SERVICE. 1000 G

STREET, N.W..

WASILICION, D. C.

one photograph of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

NW 38266omats291957ge on at is on cod lust out a la to property of the FBI and la loandd 10

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RH 157-1558

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. BACKGROUND

II.

A.

Birth

B.

Citizenship Status

C. Education

D.

Marital Status

E. Residences

F. Employments

G. Military Service --

H. Credit and Criminal Record

I.

Physical Description -

J. Make and Model of Automobile Used by Subject

K.

Special Abilities of Subject,

Including

Knowledge of Weapons,

Explosives, Radio

and Electronics ----

Associates, Both Business and Social

M.

Up-to-date Photograph of Subject

CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE

ORGANIZATIONS

111.

STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECT CONCERNING VIOLENCE

AND ACTIVITY IN RACIAL SITUATIONS

APPENDIX

DETAILS:

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I. BACKGROUND

A. Birth

On August 17, 1960, the records of the New Jersey

Bureau of Vital Statistics, State Health Building, Trentor:

New Jersey, were reviewed Dy SA NORMAN A. HeNDRiCKS, and a

II, was located.

oirth record for FRANK AUGUST DRAGE 1940, at Trenton,

This

cecord showed he was born August 4,

New Jersey,

and his parents were listed as FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, age 23,

white, occupation - farmer, and who was born in Pennsylvania;

and his mother was listed as MINNIE MOORE DRAGER, age 10, white,

housewife,

who was born in Pennsylvania.

the subject's parents was listed as RD #1, Lower Makefield

Township, Pennsylvania.

B. Citizenship Status

The subject is a citizer of the United States by

virtue of birth.

C.

Education

on July 1, 1966, RH I-I made available an abolication

for membership in the American Nazi Party (ANP) dated July 26,

This application pertained to FRANK AUGUSI DRAGER, JR.

Under the section marked "Education," DRAGER indicated that he

had attended elementary school in Irenton, New versey, from

1945 to 1954. He then attended Hamilton Junior High School

S235

in trenton, New Jersey, from 1954 to 1956; and Ferberton High

School, Pemberton, New Jersey, from 1956 to 1950. Tre appli-

cation also indicated he had attended Omaha University in Omaha,

Nebraska, nights, from 1958 to 1960, but did not receive

Concerning the ANP, see Appendix.

D. Marital Status

subject reflected that DRAGER,

8-3-

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E. Residences

1. Present Residence

in a dwelling known as the "Barracks."

the ANP National Headquarters.

The source stated

that DRAGER

spends approximately one-half

of his time living in the ANP

printing building, located in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

2. Past Residences

, The records of the Mercer County Probation Office,

Trenton, New Jersey, as made available on August 17, 1966,

DY JOSE WILLIAMS tO SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS, reflected the

following residences for the subject:

its internt

:.

214 East Franklin Street,

Trenton, New Jersey

(15 years legal

residence);

44 Dill Avenue, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964;

180 13th Street, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964.

F.

Employments

1. Present Employment

on January 21, 1967, RH I-I advised that DRAGER

is presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP.

His

place of employment. is normally located at the ANP printing

press building located in Spotsylvania, virginia, 15o wilson

sometimes does odd jobs at the Ant Headquarters,

Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia.

The source stated DRAGEE

receives room and boara and a

small amount of spending money

for his efforts. He is considered an assistant to ANP member

JOHN PATLER, the ANP printer.

2. Previous Employments

DRAGER's probation record

, as mentioned above, on

August 17, 1900, listed employments by the subject as

a cook

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at thê Holiday Inn, Princeton, New Jersey, for three and one-half

months; the White Horse Bowling Alley for

four weeks (place

not shown); and the Hotel Stacey Trent (place not shown), one

month, during the period 1964-1966. Specific dates were not

these employments,

and a notation in the probation

record reflected that the subject had been fired from each

Job. identities source

On July 1, 1966, RH I-I made available the subject's

ANP application, which indicated that as of July 26

DRAdER was employed at the Park Colonial Restaurant, 18 East

Park Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, as a waiter and cook. His

Social Security Number was listed

as 139-30-1035.

Previous

places of employment on this application reflected that from

october, 1964, to December, 1964, he was employed at "Trader

Eng's"

in Atlanta, Georgia, as a

waiter; and from September, 1964,

to October, 1964,

he was employed by OTIS BAKER, Atlanta,

Georgia, as a painter, part-time.

G. Military Sèrvice

A review on December 23, 1966, of the military records

on Ille at the Military personnel recoras center, st. Louis,

Missouri, by IC EDWARD J. MERGEN, indicated that

FRANK AUGUST

DRAGER, II, Serial Number AF 21 780 489,

enlisted in the U.S.

Air Force on August 22, 1958, and entered active duty on the

same date at Newark, New Jersey.

He was given a General

Discharge under honorable conditions on September 2, 1960, as

an Airman Basic at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska,

by reason

of being involved in frequent incidents of a discreditable

nature with civil or military authorities.

His commanding officer recommended discharge action based

on two summary courts-martial for sleeping on guard post and for

absence without official leave; for being arrested by Sarpy County,

Nebraska, authorities for alleged larceny of automobile accessories,

for which he was fined $25.00 and court costs of $2.00; for being

for loaning his vehicle operator's

license to an unauthorized person; for a civilian arrest for care-

less driving, for which he was fined $35.00 and costs of $4.00.

His commanding officer further reported that he had a

problem with drinking and hadan improper attitude.

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His military occupation was shown as Apprentice Air

Policeman,

and he was shown as having attended Air Police

Course

Lackland Air Force Base from September, 1958, to

November, 1958.

confed tire sovice

The recoras of the U.s.

selective service system,

Local Board

#o, Mount Holly, New Jersey, as made available

re August that DRA was lassified at that tome Ns4-A Thes,

recoras also reilected that he originally registered with Local

Board #o on August O, 1958, and at that time was residing at

Box 995, New Egypt-Cookstown Road, New Egypt, New Jersey.

He

had previously enlisted in the National Guard in New Jersey on

August 5, 19bl, as a trivate and was assigned to company D

216th Armed Infantry Battalion of the New Jersey National Guard.

He received Serial Number 21780489 at the time of this enlist-

ment, and was discharged on August 21, 1950, in order to allow

him to enlist in the U. S. Air Force.

H. Credit and Criminal Recora

The records of the Creait Bureau of Trenton, New Jersey,

as checked by SA'NORMAN A. HENDRICKS on August 18, 1966,

contained a credit record pertaining to DRAGER, which listed his age

as of May, 1903, as 22.

The record contained no information con-

cerning him except that he had been arrested on May 17, 1963,

as a burglary suspect by the frenton, refinite poute Department.

as made available by Mr...

to IC JAMES I. MARTIN, failed to reflect

cerning the subject.

On November 15, 1966, Miss JO FRESTEX, Identification

Georgia, advised

L. MARTIN her records

concerning the subject.

A check of the records of the following agencies

was made, on the indicated dates, with negative results regarding

DRAGER:

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Source

Metropolitan Police

Department, Washington,

Date Checked

November 8, 1966

=

D. C.

The Credit

Bureau, Inc., November 9, 1966

Washington, D. C.

J. S. Park Police,

November 8, 1966

Washington, D. C.

Montgomery County,

November 8, 1966

Maryland, Police

Department

Prince Georges County,

November 9, 1966

Maryland, Police

Department

Arlington County,

November 8, 1966

Virginia, Police

Department

Fairfax County,

November 8, 1966

Virginia, Police

Department

• Alexandria, Virginia,

November 9, 1966

Police Department

Checked By

IC KENNETE SHAFFER

IC HOWARD SCOTT MAYNARD

IC WILLIAM II. LYERLI, JR.

IC WILLIAM H. LYERDE, JR.

IC WILLIAM II, LYERDY, JR.

IC THOMAS E. DREWRY

IC THOMAS E. DREWRY

IC THOMAS 5. DREWRY

The records of the Identification Divisior.or bh. arT

reflected the lollowing information,

uner dau? d1 AUger 15,

1966, and under FBI #405 550 E, pertaining to FRANT. AUGUSE DRAGER,

JR.:

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contributor of

Fingerprints

•Co Jail

Mt Holly NJ

SPol Prince-

ton NJ

PD Trenton

NJ

Co-Pros

Office

Trenton NJ

PD Trenton

NJ

Co-pros off

Trenton NJ

Hamilton

Twp Pol

Trenton NJ

Mercer Co

WH Trenton

NJ

Hamilton

Iwp Pol

Trenton NJ

Name and

Number

Frank A. Drager

2nđ* #8771

Frank August

Drager II

#07693

Frank August

Drager II

#20118

Arrested or

Received

1/9/63

Frank August

Drager IT

#12925

Frank August

Drager 2nd

#20118

Frank August

Drager #12925

Frank August

Drager #29069

Frank August

Drager, Jr.

4116-64

Frank August

Drager, Jr.

#C/R 90

1/9/63

5/13/63

5/13/63

7/9/63

7/11/63

7/11/63

3/6/64

1/15/65

Charge

armed rob

2A:151-41

material

witness

BE&L & aslt

D/weapon CCW

Poss of burg

tools

Cow; Poss of

burg tools;

B&E w/i to

steal; asit w/DW

poss burg tools

unl use DW

PI from auto

I BE & I pOsS

burg tools poss

D/W

BE& L

Disposition

committed

Mercer County

Jail

aslt w DW

9 mos

criminal

registration

only

prob until

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confidentend persec

On August 17, 1966 MCIOSE WILLIAMS, Probation

officer, Mercer County Probation Office, Trenton, New Jersey.

advised

SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS that subject had been arrested

on various burglary charges in Trenton; New Jersey, auring 1963

and 1964.

stated that DRAGER had Trenton Police Department

758412.

WILLIAMS stated that as to a sentence on March

this

particular crime was committed by DRAGER in a service station on

The owner of the station surprised him committing

the station at 1:00 a.m., and DRAGER shot at the

owner, Iiring through a window,

and thus making his escape. He

was later arrested and identified as the burglar by the owner

of this station.

The subject later claimed he had fired the

pistol in the air.

He received a two-year probation sentence

after the nine months for assault, and his probation ended on

March 6, 1966.

I. Physical Description

The following description of the subject was obtained

from subject's military records and the probation records in

Trenton, New Jersey:

Name:

Born:

Race:

Sex:

Height:

Weight:

Eyes:

Build:

Complexion:

Scars & Marks:

Social Security

Number:

Relatives:

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

August 4, 1940, Trenton, New Jersey

White

Male

5'11"

185 pounds

Blond

Blue

Muscular

Fair

Burn scar lower left arm;

tattoo of dog upper left arm

139-30-1035

Mother - MINNIE MOORE DSAGIN

214 East Franklin Street,

Trenton, New Jersey;

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B. APPROX.

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Relatives

(fontinued)

3. Alague, 1.99-7.

BALOO/:00

FBI Number:

Father - FRANK AUGUSI DRAGIlE 37, 1965);

(deceased November

Brother - CARL R. DRAGER, age 22,

factory worker, Trenton,

New Jersey;

Brother - RAYMOND - DRAGER, age 19,

U. So mavy, seaman;

Brother - JOHN E. DRAGER, age 16,

214 East Franklin Street,

Trenton,

New Jersey

Uncle - C.

1. MOORE, 844 Dill Avenue,

S. W., Atlanta, Georgia

405 550 E.

J. Make and Model of Automobile used by subject

on January 25, 1905, Mrs.

Virginia State Division

of Motor Venicles, Richmond,

Virginia,

advised that she could locate no information in her files to show

that a

motor

vehicle is currently registered

in the name of FRANK

AUGUST DRAGER, JR., in the State of Virginia.

On January 21, 1967, RH I-I advised that DRAGER does

not own an automobile, but has, as a member of the ANP, access to

automobiles utilized by that organization.

One of these automobiles

is a 1965 El Dorado bearing 1966 Virginia License CO 4364.

added that a 1963 Ford, four-door sedan, bearing 1966 Virginia

License 863-696, is also available for use by AN members.

K. Special Abilities of Subject, Including Knowledse

of Weapons, Explosives, Radio and Electranice

A review of the subject's Military Personnel Records,

supra, failed to contain any information indicating subject had

specific knowledge or training in

the field of demolition or

explosives.

On January 21, 1907, RH I-1 advised that DRAGFR, in 1906,

came to Arlington, Virginia,

and when he arrived he had no

weapons

whatsoever.

The source added that as a Lieutenant in the ANt,

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DRAGER would have access to a small cache of weapons maintained

at the ANP Headquarters and at Spotsylvania, Virginia.

L. Associates, Both Business and Social

of this source, DRAGER has not made any outside acquaintances.

M. Up-to-date Photograph of the subject

on August 8, 1966, Detective AL, CALLAHAN, Trenton,

New Jersey, Police Department, made available to

SA NORMAN A.

HENDRICKS

& photograph of the subject taken at the time oi his

arrest in 1963.

II. CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE ORGANIZATIONS

On April 8, 1966, RH I-1 advised that "probationary

Trooper" FRANK DRAGER had joined

ANP Barracks, 6150 Wilson Boulevara, Arlington, Virginia.

On April 22, 1966, RH I-I advised that "probationary

Trooper" FRANK DRAGER attended a formal meeting of the ANP heid

April 3, 1966, at the ANP Barracks, Arlington, Virginia.

on October 31, 1966, RH T-2 advised that as of October 26,

1966, DRAGER was assigned the following duties in his employment

with

the ANP:

"Printing operations, including purchase of

materials, quality control on press, ana bindery operations, as

well as on call for special assignments."

On January 21, 1967, RH I-I advised that DRAGER is

"Lieutenant"

In

the ANe, attached to National leadquarters,

6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia.

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III.

STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECI CONCERNING VIOLENCE AND

ACTIVITY, IN RACIAL SITUATIONS

an AMPle noted before, too it i de sable

Under a section of

un to chy dou went alton entities ene

following was contained:

"I have tired of the unecessary and rediculous Negro

gains to overthrow the United States and dominate

the white race. I find it nealy impossible to locate

non Jew owned businesses and feel that the American

Jew is nerly in control of our nations capitol. I

feel that it is

time for ,something to be done.

The

ANP

seems to be the only organization combating the

existing racial problems in the U.S. and I want to

do my part."

The above appacation was signed "Frank A. Drager, Jr."

on June 12, 1966, ALAN WELCH, who advised he was Deputy

National Commander of the ANP, stated that eight ANP members,

including the subject, would attend a Klan rally at Camp

Springs, Maryland, on that date.

WELCH stated

the members

have been invited

to attend by the Interstate Klan leaders.

Concerning the Interstate Klan, see Appendix.

On June 13, 1966, RH I-I advised that DRAGEF. did attend

a rally given by the Interstate klan at cany springs, Maryland,

on June 12, 1966. No incidents or arrests were noted.

In October 7, 1966

virginia, Police Department, advisea that 26 members i xanaria,

organization known as the Action foordinating Committee to

End Segregation in the Suburbs (ACCESS) had marched from Gim

Springs, described as a Negrosection of Fairfax County, Virginia,

to Alexandria, Virginia, starting at 2:00 p.M., and ending

at

approximately 3:45 p.m.

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Captain JOHNSON stated that preceding the parade by

ACCESS was a member of the ANP, who identified himself as

FRANK DRAGER., CaptaIn JOHNSON

stated that DRAGER was

astride a horse and carried a sign "The Niggers Are Coming."

Captain JOHNSON stated that DRAGER was allowed to use this

horse until he'reached the City Limits of Alexandria, Virginia,

at which time he was told to dismount and remove himself and

the horse from the parade. JOHNSON stated that this was done

to prevent violence within Alexandria.

At approximately 11:00 p.m., on October 7, 1956.

Captain JOHNSON advised that the 26 members of ACCESS had reached

a public housing development in Alexanaria, Virginia, and at

8:00 p.m., had conducted a rally.

The rally, according to

JOHNSON, was peaceful, and

no incidents or arrests had been

made by

the Alexandria Police Department during the day of

october 7, 1966.

On October 9, 1966, Major WILLIAM FAWVER, Chief of

Police, Arlington County, Virginia, advised that

thirteen

individuals in a group led by MATTHIAS KOEHL, National Secretary

of the ANP, marched in front of the Buckingham Theater, Glebe

Road and Pershing Drive, Arlington, Virginia, from approximately

1:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m.,

on that date. They carried signs reading,

"The Ñiggers Are Coming;" "Who Needs Niggers;" "Wite Power."

Major FAWVER stated that approximately 110 persons

representing ACCESS appeared in the same area at 4:00 p.M., and

marched until 4:40 p.m., carrying signs criticizing "Segregated

Housing at the Apartments."

The Major added that at a rally

held later on that date by ACCESS, JOHN PATLER, who described

himself as an ANP member, was escorted from the park for

heckling speakers of the ACCESS group.

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APPENDIX

AMERICAN NAZI PARTY

OF THE WORLD UNION OF

FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL

SOCIALISTS,, ALSO KNOWN AS THE

GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY

In his book "This Time The World", copyrighted in 1961,

George Lincoln Rockwell identified himself as Commander, American

Nazi Party of the World Union of Free Enterprise National

•Socialists (ANP - WUFENS) , Arlington, Virginia.

The April 4, 1963, issue of "The Richmond News Leader"

& Richmond, Virginia,

daily newspaper, reported that George.

lincoln Rockwell had, on the previous day, again applied for: the

American Nazi Party to be chartered in the state of Virginia, but

this request was turned down by the Virginia State Corporation

Commission. This action was taken pursuant to an act of the 1962

Virginia Assembly which prohibits use of "Nazi" or "National

Socialism" in a Virginia charter.

This article further pointed

out that Rockwell's Party is presently chartered in the State of

Virginia as the George Lincoln Rockwell Party:

On August 14,:1964, a source advised that the ANP -

WUFENS was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell at his residence

In Arlington, Virginia, on February 26, 1959, as an international

"National Socialist" movement based on

the German Nazi Party

headed by Adolf Hitler. He added that Rockwell is the dominant

force and personality in this party; that he is espousing a "line":!

of hatred against the Jews and Negroes; and that he is seeking,

through speeches, distribution of literature and picketing, to

establish a conesive and dominant political party in the united

States and in foreign countries.

According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual"

, an official

publication of the ANi, the phases of ANP struggle for power are

namely, first "to make ourselves known to the masses":

fourfolalthe dissemination of our program and truth about the

Party!;

; thira,

"organizing the people who have been converted to

our propaganda"; and fourth,

"the attainment of power through the

votes of the newly-won masses"

on August 19, 1900, the source advised that George Lincoln

Rockwell presently believes that he has completed the first two

to wit,

in his struggle for power and is well into the third stage,

our propaganda

lithe organizing of the people who have been converted to

The source added that Rockwell had previously

believed that he would be elected Governor of Virginia In November,

1905, and when defeated, he made the statement that he was not ready.

for stage four.

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APPENDIX

RE: INTERSTATE KLAN,

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN

Inc., Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA), at an open meeting

of that organization at Camp Springs, Marylana, pubLiCLy

stated that his organization, the Wheaton, Maryland,

Klavern of the UKA would cooperate with but not merge with

the American Nazi Party (ANP) as they had a common goal.

At the above meeting, EDWARDS also announced publicly that

his Klavern was leaving the ukA and would be known as the

Maryland Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (MKKK) •

A second source advised that EDWARDS' group was

expelled from the UKA, Juné 12, 1966; for cooperating with

the ANP. :

subsequent to the above time, a third source

determined that the MKKK had changed its name to the

Interstate Klan, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (IK) with

national office

at Post Office Box 105, Savage, Maryland,

and FRANCIS XAVIER EDWARDS its Imperial Wizarc

official.

and highest

The third source advised that the oath taken by

new IK members includes pledges of loyalty to the country,

the Klan and white supremacy.

men ens in Mary Land,.

The IK, according to the third source, claims

and Washington, D.

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UN®

ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF I

¿DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIG

Richmona, virginia

January 31, 1967

'ICE

ION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

157-1558

TITLE:

CHARACTER:

REFERENCE:

FRANK AUGUSI DRAGER, JR.

RACIAL MATTERS (ORGANIZATION)

Report of SA JOSEPH A.

Mt s date.

I., dated and

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have

furnished

reliable information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI. It

15

the property of

the

FBI and is loaned to your agency; i and

its contents are

not to be distributed

outside

your

agency.

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FD-263 (Rer, 197-72)

i =

FEDERAL

OJREAU OF INVE

IGATION.

REPORTING OFFICE

NEW YORK

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

NEW YORK

DATE

8/28/74

REPORT NADE SY

SA JAMES I. BECK

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERICO

8/7-8/21/74

ITYPESSI

m.f:

UNSÚB; Five Sticks of

Dynamite Found Inside

Meditation room, First Flcor,

United Nations General Assembly

Building, August 7, 1974

PFO - ATTEMPTED BOMBING -

• SUBVERSIVE; EID

REFERENCES:

New York teletypes to the Bureau, 8/7, 8/8, 8/12,

8/16, 8/21/74.

Louisville telecype,

3/10/74.

Bureau teletypes, o/14, 8/19/74.

FBI Laboratory Report dated 8/20/74.

• P-

ENCLOSURES:

Enclosed for the Bureau, AUSA, SDNY, and the

Louisville Office are three photographs of

the captioned

device taken by IN Security Force personnel on 8/7/74.

Also

enclosed for the AUSA, SDNY, is a UN pamphlet captioned,

"A Room of Quiet".

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

ESE NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT

TẠLS

CONVIC.

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:,

Agency

Request Reed.

Date twd.

How Fwd.

• BureaU

(185-351) (Encls.

F1.

3)

(RM)

1-USA,

SD'lY

(Encls.

4)

(RM)

LAtE: AUSA VAURICE

MC DERMOIT)

2-Mlexandria

(185-24)

(RM)'

2-LOs Angeles

(185-114)

(RM)

2-Louisvilla

(185-6)

(Encls.

3)

2-New Haven (185-6)

(RM)

2-Newark (185-23) (RM)

1-New York (185-222)

Dissemination Record of Aitached Report

Notations

12-5÷

14/31

4001 C

114 :

1-7010

COVER PAGE

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CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

Iris tire

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

Tres 7.s

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

38 860:28

SEP 3 1974

DAI FACES.

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NY 185-229

ADMINISTRATIVE

As set forth in the initial New York teletype,

interview of UN employees was prohibited by the Secretary-

Ceneral's office until 8/20/74. Since that date, however,

the ¡Legal Department of the Secretary-General's office

has advised the NYO that it will authorize the interview

and appearance for testimony of all UN employees necessary

to the successful prosecution of the captioned matter.

All interviews, however, must be held outside the UN

premises.

The suspect in this matter, MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN,

FBI #313 717 E, previously known to the Los Angeles and

Alexandria Offices as a former member of the American

Nazi Party in 1966 through 1967 and a one-time bodyguard

Of GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL, founder of that organization.

LoS Angeles files indicate

that in 1969 BROWN was identified

as a member of the Iron Cross

Motorcycle Club, a pro-Nazi

motorcycle

group in Glendale, California.

The Louisvillé Office has obtained, by subpoena;

the suspect's toll call records for the period covering the

captioned incident. Initial investigation tends to support

theory that after

departure from Berea, Kentucky, BROWN

contacted pro-Nazi associates in Falls

Church, Virginia,

Hicksville, Ny, and the NYC area during the period

of the captioned incident.

Initial opinion of AUSA confirmed by separate

communication.

LEADS

ALEXANDRIA

At Falls Church, Virginia

(1) Will contact logical informants covering the

American Nazi Party. and other white hate group sources

to determine possible assistance rendered to BROWN in

the captioned incident.

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NY 185-229.

" LEADS (CONT' D)

LOS ANGELES

1 At Los Angeles and Glendale, California

• (1) Will, through logical informant coverage, attempt

to determine relationship of the captioned incident with

the Identity Group and the Iron Cross Motorcycle club.

IOUISVILLE

At Berea, Kentucky

(1) Will conduct logical investigation to trace

• disposition of dynamite shipped to Berea sewer service

Commission, Berea, on 8/21/73. Will also consider review

of employees' recoras to determine possible relationship of

MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN.

(2) Will continue efforts to obtain current

photograph of BROWN.

(3) Will continue to discreetly follow BROWN's

activities.

NEWARK

At Newark, New Jersey

(1)

Will contact logical informants in pro-Nazi

andwhite hate group areas for information regarding the

captioned incident.

(2) Will continue efforts to identify GABRIEL

KORDOVI (ph), as previously set forth.

NEW YORK

At New York, New York

(1)

Will maintain liaison with the UN Security Force and

will exhibit photograph of BROWN when furnished by

Louisville.

(2) Will exhibit photograph of BROWN to logical employees

at the Commodore Hotel, NYC, in an attempt to identify

BROWN as hotel guest.

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.. FD-2U4 (Rev. 3-3.59)

UNIT

STATES DEPARTMENT OF J

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

ICE

Copy to:

=

Report of:

• Date:

Field Office File #

Title:

Character:

Synopsis:

1-USA, SDNY (RM) (Encls. 4)

(Att:

PUSA

• MAURICE MC DERMOTT)

JAMES I. BECK

9/28/74

" New York (185-229)

Office:

New York, New York

Bureau File #:

185-351

UNKNOWN SUBJECT; Five Sticks

of Dynamite Found Inside

Meditation Room, Fiist Floor,

United Nations General Assembly

Building, August 7, 1974

ACT FOR PROTECTION OF FOPEIGN OFFICIALS-

ATTEMPTED BOMBING-SUBVERSIVE; EXPLOSIVE AND

INCENDIARY DEVICE

On 8/7/74, the US Mission to the UN advisea

captioned device lound by UN Security force

inside Meditation Room of the UN General

Assembly Building on that date.

AUSA,

SDNY, advises further FBI investigation

warranted in accordance with Title 18,

UsE, Section 970, Protection ot Foreign

Officials and Diplomatic Establishments•

Captioned device removed by NYCPD Bomb

squad.

Evidence submitted to FBI Laboratory.

Interviewsof UN Security Force and NYCDD

Bomb Squad set forth. On 8/9/74, LARRY

and JAY STAFFORD, Richmond, Kentucky,

advised of approach on 7/22/74 by MICHAEL

HALSEY BROWN, FBI #313 717 E, to blow up

UN statuary.

On 8/16/74, the Louisville

Office obtained, by subpoena, toll records

of BROWN. Investigation at Commoãore Hotel,

NYC, set forth.

FBI Laboratory Report set

forth.

Investigation continues.. ARMED AND DATOEROLE

• ₽ .

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It in the property of the FBI and is loaned to your ayency: it und its conten:s

ase not to be distributed outside your agency.

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PHINTING. OFFICE: 1970 68-1655-880

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DETAILS:

Enclosed for the Assistant United States

Attorney, Southern District of, New York are

3 photographs of the captioned device obtained

from the United Nations

(UN) Security FoIce

on August 7, 1974, and a UN pamphlet captioned,

"A Room of Quiet".

Investigation in this matter is predicated upon

receipt of information from the United States Mission to the

United Nations (USMUN) on August 7, 1974, that an explosive

device, consisting of five sticks of dynamite, had been

located in the southwest corner of the Meditation Room, UN

General Assembly Building, New York, New York.

On August 7, 1974, Assistant United States

Attorney (AUSA). MAURICE MC DERMOTT, Southern District of

New York (SDNY) , was apprised of

the details in this matter,

and advised that it was his opinion that further FBI

investigation was warranted in accordance with Title 18, uSC,

Section 970, regarding the protection of foreign diplomatic

establishments and international organizations.

The following investigation was conducted

at New York, New York:

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¿DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcriplion_.

8/12/73

Detective CHARLES WELLS, BOmb SQuad, New York City

Police Department (NYCPD) furnished the following intormation

tO SA JAMES R. LYONS:

•On August 7, 1974, he and Officer BRIAN MURRAY wers

working an 8:00AM to 4:00rM toun of duty.

At 9:55AM, he

neceived a

United Nations General Assembly building,

Detective WELLS further advised that he and Officer

HURRAY responded to the Unitad Nations Coneral Assembly

building, U.i. Fluan, and nors ledto the leditation Room

located on the first

floor just inside the main lobby.

WELLS observed five loose sticks of dynamite located

in a corner of the room

beneath a small wicken stool. He also

observed a length of red firecracker type fuse which was

placed on one stick of dynamite,. a book of matches, and a

partially burned. Lucky Strike cigarette Dutt.

WELLS stated that he renoved the above described

material to the NYCPD bomb truck.

The explosive filler

was transported to the NYCPD Range, Rodman's Neck, New York,

and the dynanite wrappers, the book of matches, cigarette

butt and fuse were taken

to the NYCPD Bomb Squad office.

Detective WELLS described the dynamite as five sticks

of Hercules 60 Percent Gelatine Extra, manufactured

August 21, 1973, and measuring 1 1/4 inches by 8 inches.

Interviewed on_

8/9/74

_ New York, New York

_File # 185-229

SA JAMES R. LYONS: jas

_Dore distoted.

8/12/74

To documen on in naher recontradio not elusion of ho Fl, I is the properly of tha 8l and is tooned 1o your agency:

are nor lo be distribuied

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EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcriplion.

8/12/74

Detective ANDREW HAUFMAN, Bomb Squad, NYCPD, furnished

the following items of evidence to SA JAMES R. LYONS:

code Number Auge le cule 18nco Gelatin Extra Dynanite leappens,

22. One length of red fuse;

3) One white matchbook with orange and black lettering;

4) One Lucky Strike cigarstte butt.

• Detective HAUFMAN advised that the above described

items ware removed from the Medication Room, United Nations

General Assembly building, UN Plaza, by Detective CARLES

WELLS, who Is also assigned to the Bomb squad.

Interviewed on.:

8/8/74

_" New Yock, New York

File # 185-229

by -

SA JAMES Ra LYONS: jas

_ Date dictated..

8122/74

This document contoins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. ll is the properly of the FBl and is lonned to your agensy.

it and ils contents ore not lo be distribuled oulside your agency._ 4-

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There follows sketches of the UN General Assembly

main lobby and a detailed

sketch of the Meditation Room:

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FIRST AVENUE

UNITED NATIONS

UN.G.A. BUILDING

REVOLVING

Dick's

NORTH

PLAZA

185-229

SECURITY OFFICER

' POST#115

PUBLIC LOBBY

STAIRCASE TO

SECOND FLOOR

ELEVATORS

• GUEST

REGISTERS

INFO

DESK

SECURITY OFFICER

SECURITY

OFFICER

POST # 117

MEDIJATION

Room

U.N. SECURiTY

COUNCIL ROOm

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GLASS

I-FRESCO

30

FEET

STONE

MEDITATION ROOM

STROLS

Des 0 E

910g

2000

554995

20 FeaT -

8531950

ALIENaSS

GLASS

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On August 8, 1974, SA JAMES R. LYONS submitted

êvidence as obtained from

the NyCeD bomb squad for

latent fingerprint examination to the FBI Laboratory.

There

follows the results of that examination:

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1-326 iRev, 7-16-73)

YOUR FILE NO.

FBI FILE NO.

LATENT CASE NO.

TO: SAC, New

York

1 jo

DUREAU OF INIVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

• LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

185-229

August 22, 1974

A-94767

/

RE:

UNSUB.;

FIVE STICKS OF DYNAMITE

FOUND INSIDE MEDITATION ROOM

FIRST FLOOR, UNITED NATIONS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING

•8-7-74

PFO - ATTEMPTED BOMBING - SUBVERSIVE

:.

Airtel 8-8-74, teletypes 8-12-74 and 8-15-74, and

REFERENCE:

Louisville teletype 8-10-74

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: New York and Louisville

SPECIMENS:

Five dynamite wrappers bearing pieces of tape, Q1

through Q5

'Seven pieces of tape from fuse, Q6

Match book, Q7

Cigarette butt, Q8

This report supplements and confirms information

furnished New York by Bucal 8-14-74.

Listed @ specimens further described in separate

Laboratory report, which will include disposition of specimens:

One latent fingerprint of value developed on cover

of match book, Q7. One latent impression,

either fingerprint or

•(Continued on next page)

2 - Louisville (185~6)

1 - Newark (185-23)

1 - New Haven (185-8)

1 • Los Angeles (185-114)

Citicle

Clarence M. Kelley, Director

THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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SAC, New York

August 22, 1974

paim print, of value developed on sticky side of tape from Q6.

No latent impressions of value appear or were developed on re-

maining specimens.

Latent fingerprint identified as fingerprint of Robert

Colonell, U.S. Civil Service Commission, applicant to United Nations.

Remaining latent impression compared, insofar as possible, with

fingerprints of following named persons, but no identification

effected:

Robert Colonell

Richard Lee Granger, United Nations Security Officer

applicant

Michael Halsey Brown, FBI #313717E

Larry David Stafford, FBI #774553K9, #18113, PD,

Jefferson County, Louisville, Kentucky

Teresa Anne Franz, FBI #100529M7, #1620801, SO,

san Diego, Calliornia

Theresa Ann Frantz, FBI #949860G

Raymond Frantz, #A42213, South Gate, California, PD

William Porter Gail, FBI #284932G

Terry Howard Frantz, #153-165, New Orleans,

Louisiana, PD

No palm prints located here for any of the above-named persons.

Major case prints necessary for conclusive comparisons.

Basis information furnished, no fingerprint record

located here for Jay Stafford,

Henry Hunter, Hunter Ray Frantz

or Gabriel Kordovi.

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1-3:36 Cler. 7-16-7.31

FEDERAL

NY 185-229

BUREAU OF INVEST

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

ATION

YOUR FILE NO.

105-0

FBI FILE NO.

LATENT CASE NO! : -91767

TO:

SAC, Louisville

August 20, 1674

RE:

CAVE DILONG CA ORANITE FOUD ISIOS

MATDITATION ROOM, FIRST FLCOR

Or ca abILOG, ADOUGT 7, 1974

FIC-AITEMPTED EOUBINE - DUEVERSIVE

EID

REFERENCE:

Teletyps 8-16-74

EXAVIN ATIO.Y REQUESTED BY: Loulsvilla

SPECIMENS:

The latent impression previously reported and romairing

uncontilled in this cace was coinsared, insotar as poseible, with

ilcatton effoctod. No palm prints hare for smit. Major case prince

necesary for co puiete comparisons with thiz intert lapresaioa.

Dasod on intermation furnished, no lingeryrint record

located hare for Cerali Dee lay.

2 - New York (105-229)

SEARCNED -

INCErFO--

SERIALIZED

r.221?

AUG211974

F31— new York

cuttille

Clarence M. Keliey. Director

THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED IOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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There follows the results of the interviews

conducted with the UN Security Force:

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

8/20/74

Dale of transcription-

RICHARD LEE GRANGER, Security Officer, Security anu

saiety seccion, united Nations (ti) teneral Assemoly (uGA)

intervieved in the vicinity of 4srd strcet and

on Plaza, new

York, yew york.

Security Officer GRANGER

furnished the following information:.

On Mednesday, August 7, 1974, he reported to his place

of employment at the

u Building, New York, Hew York, at anproxi-

mately 9:00 a.M.

At 9:15 allo, the guard shift for that day

under lent inspection and ne was assigned security post ii,

mira is the meditation Roon, First Floor, UN Building. GRANGEP

amirited sia recitation rom as a small,

dorianed room set

aside for purposes of prayer and meditation for persons of

all relirious

faiths.

He described the room as oeing almost

rectangular in shape with one end being smaller than the

other, nowever.

The room contains

a snall square stone,

and the west end of the room contains ten small benches

utilized for ine purposes of

prayer or meditation.

STINGER

further stated

that tolloying his assignment, he obtained the

key to the liedication Room from the basement Conference Room

at 9:25 a.m. and proceeded directly to the Reditation Room,

which is normally locked, except for the hours of overation

of 9:30 a.in.

to 5:30 p.I., seven days a week. He advised that

after unlocking the room, he undertook the normal procedure

of physically searching the room with a flashlight for packages

or articles of clothing possibly left by visitors

to the UN

Building.

He advised that he searched the eat end of the room

near the large painting first, and then proceded to search

in the vicinity of the west end, turning over each of the snall

benches in the process of searching.

He advised that when ne

turned over the small bench in the extreme southwest corner of

the roon, he saw what appeared to be five sticks of dynamite.

He advised that on lookiny closer, he coverved viat appearsa

to be two sticks of dynamite taped cogother, throe loose sticks,

an open pacis of magenos, a cigarette, and a fuse assembly lying

in the corner of the room.

ile advised that the cigaratte as

not sioking.

He advised that he immediately left the soon,

without touching any part of the device, locking the acor

behind him and notified his immediate superior, Sergeant hliceit.

GRANGER advised that he did not re-enter the room until

Interviewed on.

by

8/19/74

_at_

New York, New York

SAS JAMIES I. BECK and

DAVID E. VOT HOLLE JLB/S5

_File = NY 185-229

__ Dale dictated.

8/20/74

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. ll is the properly of the FBl and is looned lo your agency:

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approximately 3:30 p.ml., by which time the explosive device

had alreddy been removed by the New Iork City Police Depart-

ment. (MICED) •

GRANGER advised that the guard posts at the UN

are rotated frequently and that he nad only been assigned

duty at the editation Room on a fer otner

occasions in his

four years of employment with the ul security Force. lie

nau not vorked as the 03 on either "onday or

luesday, trase dates being nis days off thao voak and that se

had not

observed any suspicious activity in the vicinity of

the Meditation Room prior to his unlocking the room.

ile

added that no visitors had been allowed in the Ul Building

as yet that morning and that he could think of no possible

notive. for the attemoted bombing.

security officer GRANGER

advised that he

could furnish no further information.

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ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

8/20/74

ende

Date of transcription.

NEIL BREEN, Lieutenant, Special Services Unit,

Unitad Nations (UN)

Security and Safety Section, was inter-

viewed in the vicinity of 43rd Street and IN Plaza, New

York, lew York. Lieutenant BREbi furnished the following

inforniation:

iOn Wednesday, August 7, 1974, he was on duty in the

UN General Assembly (UNGA) Building, when he was notified by

Sergeant arCIdiu that an explosive device nad been discovered

in the leditation Room.

Lieutenant BEEN advised that he then

parcicipated in the clearing of the UN lobby of all visitors.

He advised that the New York City Police Department (NYCPD)

Bons Suuad arrived shortly thereafter ad renoved the explosive

device through the Un main entrance.

Ileutenant BEEN advised that he then participated

with other members of the Special Services Unit in the interview

of UN security personnel on duty that morning. Lieutenant

BREEN advised that the Meditation Room is open only from the

hours of 9:30 a.ñl. to 5:30 p.m., seven days

that the Icon is normally cleaned dail!, during the nomina

hours usualll.

ille further stated that no snoting is permitted

in the Meditation Room and that no pacinges are allored to be

carried into the room. Lieutenant BREll advised that the

room is a small, dack enclosure Erecuensly unad for purposes

of prayer and meditation by both UN deleratos and visitors.

He added that normally there are three li security officers

on duty in the main lobby of the ur at all tinos.

Lieutenant BREEN stated that the officers on duty are

instructed to search incoming paciages and that visitors are

invited to check packages and related items at the in main gate

prior to entry into the Ul Building. He advised that on occasion

various stinic and political groans auring the course of

demonstrations in the Ull had staged sit-down strikes, but that

there had never been any varning or indication regarding the use

of explosivas. Lieutenant BILEN advised that he could furnish

no further information regarding the incident at the present tine.

Interviewed on.

8/19/74

New York,

New York

NY 185-229

_File #

SAS JAMES I. BECK and

DAVID E. VON HOLLE

8/20/74

by-

_ Date dictared

This document contains neither recommendations nor cenclusions of the FBl. It is the properly of the FBl and is looned lo your agency;

il and its contents ore

nos lo be distribuled oulside your agency.

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The following investigation was

conducted

Lexington

and Berea, Kentucky:

at

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

Dale of transcription.

5/13/74

VILLAH JURIOR STATEORD, residing at 1103

Claridge 120g faci

knotudly, dad moon to intcio

Vigning assu 20 die

information.

Ceono, furnisaed the dolloutng

l a2ar30rD advised that an indiridual lion to

him as MIno Ironi apocarod at Deafford Lock Luog,

Lexingtoa;

malicio,

in the fall di 1073 and at diat

concerning the shALlONs" kuoledge

migut coquire the unanthorised pickiag or ogoning of

locis.

DrapOnD adviced that noither he non nig brothor

expressed any intereot in a0:l's suggestiong and EaCiN

leid the windsord ock Shop and vas not soon again until

Dis appocruace at too diazzord Lock Shop on or about

Monday, d0lд 42, 1074.

*.

way sparroad advised that on or about inturday.

July 20, 1971, an anticis apronsed on the front pace

of the ficancha,

ichtucky, nevopaper and this article

reictred to the cact that thy and his brother Ly

had boon anvolved so a barclary an 122alà011,

on the cvening or July 8, 1512.

on this appeninace ly

BRont at the cladlond lOck GiOD on July 42, 1071,

Dooil disclosed that he had road this anticle couccining

SAY and his brothor Lizay and advised that ie joi

like tho subberas more his sind on people.

CROSN

suggesied cunt to MiNerOiD inodbor's minat need soue

bolo in noting out of this uess and tint if thoy vere

pailor to "go sor broke", he nould dioclone to tuom

vicroin the vidzeus

porticination 2ao06 more

in a tamil

then advesed the irracros

that ii they nore incescoted in this sinose

coat they

should consact him a his zcaidence ad lul Cuerry

staced, Dorch, dentucisy..

interviewed on. 3/9/74

_File #IS 12506

- Dare dretaied af 13/74

This document contoins neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. ll is the property of the FBl and is looned lo your agency.

il and ils conlents aro not to be distribuled outside your agency.

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INS 10005

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MY CarOCh sovisad Chat le gno 113 brother

ritodos

pairand thett do recriandoly 1100

inco tho sio l regaconce and mt shaimino aü ciat

baca da te coadso.

Cade Lucio

28:: 30616%19

Lee saico deus ating disse"a

Starz2oD statod that chile at too Brota

rea-conos, inh ciccieced to ho adi hic boster that

L3.g

in:0.2s

27339

lindiana

notorcicio Long to dentuary ca a jevious occaosore

mot chie about tao saco boat be and aIzicy

Da5140ez

¡caneion" nad tuca thio soccccyoss mas cuzently loanea

Arothci, e nucuor ci hersorger saciclos nad clippings

to feriada

TERUAG CE 13 10G1:00 ÀO 1:20201E008 200006 600

E. i

me 5150d tou m100 to 11D016k.00 10 A no30i21

nath

SEATTLOG LICAL GENDS CAC COUROS COLO L0N0USUALUNE.

accorcing to laba, tore os me laited Sasions ancilities

1N NICO VOTE CIET.

particularo of toose photociapia, noting on sono of them

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LIS

145-6

that munics at the Unitod Nationo Ircilitios did

not Roar, c2d02223,

but nately contained a canioter

nace bn ticin bolts.

Onc

oe singe gooterraris vas

the balied

Maidens

building and GriazonD advised that it saparad that

215o euplaitod sia guotograph as beleg solen

the Unatod Mations Incilitios and rainted to

grapa, vould apponr adjacent to the upper right band

cuEnci of this

potorraph, in it enconpassed a treater

PRO: advisca JAt and his brother lAzay,

that ho was ai one tune in tus United dtakes militray

and that be had boon a paratroopci during his culico

Dent.

DROm questioned ANY STArKOND and his brother

to theis knomlodge of jirearns, noking if they had

had asy ornerience vish pistols, and surther axing 11

JAY ANd INITY OKAZZOND DRO eVeT

savon thought to stooting

anyone or ii the surrow brothers, if trapped, sould

be million to shoot

sheir way put of a

this cincizoion, lont thes incroduced

SItUATION.

Alter

the subject ot

the filem brothors' participation. in a plan io

dostroy ccasics in cic vociod lotions building at

New Yorl City.

Dacity discuooed the fact that several

Miscondes that tao Me 105 Onrosed to 210

that these

statucs acould le castroyd.

Kit Coscrilod to tho

SALTLID LOOK IS CEO

tie

depictod coad and Dos

the covil in cascuáso.

12GAN

thon doscribed anothor statue wich is contined in

the bascuent of ine United Intions racilities which

ENCIN felt capicted a

pagan idol relating to pagan

IALuaL aud SaCrIfICE.

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JAT STIDFORD stated BON then discussed

& schome with to ant his brother lillY wiorein sucHN

was tipaticad by a rotired Colonel or Geueral of the

Army and cuis individual bed-contracted vich BROiN

to dostroy tie

statues.

Dnail disclocad tint to had contractad to "cariorm*

and had roceived i220 in payment to go to tha United

Nations building and destroy the statues. The $250

K: 048 42 2729115222202106 1g

tho 2212.

placo inoondiary er emplosiva dovicos around the base

of this statur and solicitod tse involvacent of Jay

and

INARY WEALTOND 1O1 the purpoce of kaooing reople

0f1. 0f his back and enucing disturbrace vaile ha

pineed e iosives around tho statto Dise and Jit the

wit alsouased the possibility si having

an canctE visto. 2h0c choct cue the BruTalliance

camera, which covored the, area ci

the ravil statuto.

also viscussed the

possibility or niriving at

tho Volted Mosioo: Juilding in a van cre veiiclo

which wouiü be letcored nich the name rona inaga

winin't that

this type of venicio wouid ba inconcrid :x2z LnaJaLoa

25

the name foke imago and incraving intaic, ancorporated

lotterod on the side of 25o tou wouid ibmi-s 422%

ho and blo accomniloos sare espioyed bin co mur which

maintainod, romairod, or closena strtuos la tre inited

Nations incitlilos.

Dossiullty

of hoving an individual in a woool chair, sitting on

this vay titsous surpicion.

DaCh aiso discused with JNT DIArYCED 2nd

his brothor tas poosibility al involving another

individual ia this echone, esploinior that this individual

had boon coachiar of instructing LaCh in the use

at raspelllug walls with ropes.

cond ascussed

tha fact that a freonay vas adjacent to or under the

undtod nations incititios and that escapa could be

mauo out the rear of that facility and down an embankuent

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185-6

or wall and, once escaping the facilities in this

manner, mone ca t topped a pan

stuck

in the face of the occupant and the occupant

forced to drive BROWN and other members of the group

to any destination in New Yort.

JAY STAFFORD advised that BROWN, apparently

In an attempt to impress he and his brother, related

to the fact that if they were interested in

involving

thenselves in this type of schene and could 'berform"

well, that they would acquire a number of influential

friends and might even be able to see Governor GEORGE

and nicht ave so ahe

WALLACE. BROWN related to the fact that the STAFFORD

brothers would have no expenses if they involved them

selves on the trip to New York City inaswuch as he,

(BROWN) had a number of friends and associates who

they could lodge with to and from New York. JAY STATFORD

advised" that EROWN repeatedly referred to the term

"pertornance" and STAFFORD interpreted

the word

"performance" to nean or identical with pulling off

some type of job.

BROwN related that he had not 'barformed"

In several years and needed to 'perform" at this time

In order to regain influence or re-establish himsell

with prior associates.

BROWN further briefly discussed religious

philosophies with JAY STATFORD and his brother, relating

the fact that the Bible had been misinterpreted. BROWN

stated that the Bible referredtooranhorizes man to

have at least seven wives and also related to the fact

that the destruction of statues in the United Nations

building would be accomplisica for religious as well

as political reasons.

BROWN then asked of JAY STAFFORD and his

brother, if they were aware of anyone in Kentucky who

could turnish hin dynamite.

JAY STAFTORD advised that

he might have given BROWN information concerning a

younger brother of a person known to JAi STArgoRd as

GLENN LYNIT DEORTING, Of Lexington, Kentucly. JAY STAFFORD

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advised that he at one tine was a friend of DEORTING...

and boliaved

that. DoOTING's' younger brother had

experiorce vith nitroglycerin and had perhaps attempted

to, or had in fact, produced nitrogiycerin in the

garage of DEChIING's' residence in Loxington, Kentucky.

SMITOND advised he could not say for cortain whether

or not he gave BROWN DEORTING'St - name. BROWN dis-

cussed the possibility of using dynamite on the

statue that was in the basement of the United Mations

building.

JAY STAFFORD advised that BRowN exhibited

a bor upstairs ut the bRown residence and this bos

contained some bags of white powdor.

BROWN described

these bags of powder as boing ingrodients which vere

to be incorporated in a chenical composition,

this

composition being capable of producing extrenely high.

temperatures if it was ignited.

ENOWN expressed the

fact that this composition vould completcly melt any

bronze or steal item and that it Fould acquire a

temperature of 50,000 degrees. EROill stated that

he was expecting a shipment of another ingredient

which he did not have at the time, and once: this

ingredient arrived, he vould be able to nanulacture

the heat producing

that BROWN called

product.

the name of this ingredicnt and

that 1i either had something to do with, sounded Iike,

or incorporated aluminus.

JAY STAITORD stated that BROWN made a number

of reiciences to "svine pigs", BROWl then asked

JAY STAFFORD and his brother 1i it rouldn't be more

rewarding to lot the "swine pigs" know that their days

were nunbored than to be rich.

BROWN suggested that

the STArIORD brothers could involve tlascives in

activities that he had in mind, and if they 'performed"

well, they would not have any money or other problems:

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i BROWN advised that he was going to plae the

explosives at the United nations builuing whether or

not JAy ShirtONd and his brother wanted to go along.

BROm gave the impression that ha was committed to do

this some tine around

the first of August.

promi told

the STAFFORD brothers that it would have to be done and

that he would do it alone it necessary.

BROWN told the

STarrOT 3 tiat 3n sad proposed this schene to some of

his associnis vicen he had incid dub ten jua2g and skat

they had refused to go along with it. BROWN discussed

the fact that he had been charged on a nunber of counts

in the state of California, but had never been con

victed.

DRoWN also alleged

that he vas using an alias

and that iê

he used his truc naue, he would not be

able to get coployment. Eloim also exhibited to the

STAFFORd brothors, a nocorcycle magazine, wiich ProwN

suggested he was publishing or some how ineved

in

the publication o1 this nagazine.

JAY SIArZONd iUr-

ther advised that he observed four high powered rifles

in one of the upstairs rooms of the LioN resicence.

STAFFORD described the upstairs of BRON's residence

as being an autie nich had icen converted

into utility

space containing two roons, ore of those roons being

walled with a paneling naterial and uniinished and the

other room used to store what appeared to be personal

itens.

JAY STAFICRD advised that neither he nor

his brother LiTy considered DhOli's proposal to be

legitinate ai

the tine and that their visit wich

Enout was torminatod with the understanding or foeling

that JAY and Lizar

would recontact hin if and whea they

were intcrested in involving thonselves in the tyro of

activity which Daow had described. JAY STArTORD stated

that he felt that misin trusted he and his brothcr,

probably basing this trust on the fact that JAy and

LARRY had been involved in a burglary-safe craching

attempt. JAY STArrOR advised that he and his brother

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leit the BROWN residence on the evening of July 23,

1974, and have not seen nor been contacted by BROWN

since that tire.

"JAY STATTORD described BROVIl' as a white

nale, 6'2"

, Ico founds, blond hair (combed back), full

beard with mustache.

croin drives an old green

Chevrolet automobile, rossibly a 1907 nodel.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI

8/13/74

Dolo of transcription.

LARRY STRANDE STATTORD, 3676 Crosby Drive,

Lexington, Kentucsy, known to the interviewing

agent by previous association, furnished the tol

loving infornation:

?.

STARTORD advised that an individual known

to him as, MIkE BROIN appeared at the Stafford Lock

Shop of Richmond,' Kentucly, in August, 1973.

The

stafford Lock Shop is a business owned and managed

by LARRY SCHITY STAUFORD and WILLIAM JUNIOR (JAY)

STAFFORD from the fall of 1973 until approximately

August 1: 1971. Pring this visit by BRow in the

fall of 1973, BROWN involved LARRY STATORD and his

brother JAY in a conversation which was interpreted

by LARRY STAFFORD as designed to produce LARRY's

and JAY's feelings or attitudes concerning the

possibility of the STATIORD brothers' involvement in

burglary or

unauthorized lock picking activites.

LARRY STAINORD advised that neither he nor his

brother jAy gave the impression that they rould be

interested in those type'of activities and BROWN

subseguently left the STATFORD Lock Shop aud was

not heard of nor seen again until July 22, 1974.

On July 22, 1971, BROWN again appeared

at the stafford Locks

Shop and disclosed

the fact

that the had read an article in the Richnond,

Kentucky, newspaper wherein Jhy and LArRY STAFFOrD

were described as two individuals arrested on

July 1, 197k, burglarizing the Grant's Departnent

Store in Franisfort, Kentucky.

BROWN made reference

to the fact that he had read this article and dis-

closed to the

SIAFIORD brothers that he felt that

they were his kind of people.

LARRY STANFORD advised

that Browd then asked it he and his brother JAY would

beiinterested in "going for broke". DROWN suggested

that LARtY and JAY STArTORD might be interested in

involving thenselves in some activities which he (DROWN)

had in mind and if these activities mere a success,

LARLY and SAY STAFTORD would gain a number of influential

Intervlewed on_

8/9/71

_ Lexington, Kentucky

-IS 185-6

1.00

by.

SA JOHL N. GILLL it

_ Dole dictatad 8/3•2/73.3

-1-2223

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the f&i, I is the prosery althe Ell end is deaded le you agency:

it and lls contents are nol lo be distribuled oulside your agency.

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that ined daguised oi ha zad his liother bon he

might obtain casate and further diacusaed plans of

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using dynamite to destroy statues in the United Nations

facilities.

STAFFORD stated that

BROWN was attempting

to convince he and his brother, JAY, to involve then-

selves in placing explosives in

the United Nations

be causin the starrono brothers' Involvencht being that

a disturbance while BROWN placed chemicals

around the base of the devil type statue on the main

Il00r of the United Nationg Building. BROWN further

discussed alternative nethods of getting Into the building,

one of tho methods boing the use of an individual in

& wheel chair vio would sit on explosives to concenl

them.

BROIN further discussed the possibility of exiting

out the rear of the United lations facilities which

BROWN described as being built adjacent to or over a

Ireeway.

BROWN discussed the use of ropes to rappel

walls and the possibility of an escape method wherein

the irceray would be reached,

and then a passing motorist

would be flagged down. Once

the passing notcrist stopped,

a pistol vould be shoved in his lace and he could be

forced to take an individual or several individuals

anywhere they wanted to go.

HARRY STAFFORD advised that BROWN claimed

that he had contracted to destroy statues at the United

Nations building and that his orders or contract came

Irom a Ictired Colonel or General in the Army. BROWN •

talked about having $250 expense money which would be

used for the purchase of explosives and travel to and

from New York State.

BROIN discussed the fact that

little money was needed inasmuch as he had associates

or friends in route to New York, who would provide

food and lodging.

LARRY STATFORD advised that BROWN continued

to use the expression "performance" and advised that

he would travel to lew York and complete this contract

assignuent whether or not LARRY and his brother partici

pated. BROWN also discussed the fact that a friend

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of suottoI indivicanl ras currently eiving hin stie-

SiPTORD, adriced that IDiM la described as

white male

approminately clin"

(a210), 3:16 ondánh brown nato,

', 270-150 Ergos

Aull, Boudnd 109Gth

board and mutache, ond plo's bait io

conDed bacá 0n

ChostOLot, Approsanatoly 1003 victage.

extraces aurased tund the necting tas

Died Antious scaene

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on August 16, 1974, the telephone records for the

"residence of MICHAEL HALSEY DROWN,

101 Cherry Road, Berea,

Kentucky, telephone numbes 502-986-9744, were obtained

= by subpoena.

The following toll charges and information

pertaining to each are set forth:

August 2, 1974

Call from BROWN's residence at

Berea, Kentucky,

to Falls Chuich,

Virginia, 703-532-1527.

August 3, 1974

collect call to BROI's

residence from Falls Church,

.

Virginia. Records reflect

call was made from a coin phore

with the first three digits 532.

August 3, -1974

:.

August 3, 1974

August 5, 1974

August 5, 1974

A third party call by

MIKE

BROWN from coin phone' at Falls

Church, Virginia, 703-532-9515,

to New York City, New York,

212-877-7048.

A third party billing by MIKE

BROWN from Falls Church,

Virginia, coin phone, 703-532-1527

to Hicksville, New York,

516-938-8700.

A collect call from 687 telephone

exchange in New York City

accepted at the residence

Of MIKE BROWN in Berea, Kentucky.

A collect station-to-station

call to Darien, Connecticut

(the call appears on the bill

to be from BROWN's residence

at Berea, Kentucky) number

655-1950.

It is noted that 687 exchange (or MUrray Hill 7) is

used by the New York Telephone Company for the area in Manhattan

from East 37th Street north to East 47th Street and from

• Fifth Avenue east to the Fast RiveI. WILLIAM F. MC GARTY,

New York telephone Company, stated that recording of only exchangs

numbers on a long distance

collect call, i.e. 687, indicates

that the call was placed from

area.

-30 coin box in the above-described

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Results of interviews with employees of the

Commodore Hotel, New York City follow:

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* FD- 302 (Rev. 11-27-70)

..

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dote of tronscription _ 9/23/71

GEORGE VENEGUS, 37 Schenck Avenuc, Brooklyn, dew York,

telephone (212) 647-8358, was interviewed at the Commodore

Hotel, 42nü Street and Park Avenue, "anhattan, New York City,

where

he is employed as Chief of Security.

i

He advised that a hotel registration card indicates that

MIKE BRON egistered at the notel at 7:15 P.m., august 5, 1974,

and was assigneú Room 1092. SPOIl indicated that his address was

Rt. 7, Bos 236, Little Rock, Arkansas.

SPOil paid $29.03

cash in advance for the room and checked out sometime on

August 5, 1974. MENEGUS stated that there is no check-out time

stamped on the rotistration card ard Brom presumably checked

out scrotina duforo the hotel's

por. check-out tire.

MENEGUS stated that the registration card indicates that

BROWN checked in alone and that no additional charges, such as

checke115trol .clerk #16, "r. EILL FOSTER,

The registration indicates

transaction with BROil.

BENECUS stated that the original registration card is

maintainod by MI. JA'S J. 'SHEVLIN, General Credit manager,

Hotel Biltrore, Madison Avenue at 43rd Street, Manhattan.

MENEGUS explained that the Commodore Hotel and

Biltmore Hotel

are part of the same chain and records of both notels are

maintained at the Biltmore.

Interviewed on

8/21/74

SA VINCENT MILACCIO, JR.

New York, New York

_ File #

VISEMEW

NY 185-229

8/23/71

by

- Date dictated

Tie decent contains either recomme tons more luside out a ly e is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

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FD-3C2 (Rev. 11-27-101).

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

8/23/74

Date of transcription

1

ED BLUHi, Parking Attendant, Commodore Hotel,

Park Avenue at 42nd Street, Manháttan, advised that

a custorer requests that his car be parked at the

•if

Manhattan Parking and Realty Corp. Parking Iot, located

at 213 East 43Id Street, which is

the parking lot

utilized by the Commodore Hotel, the license plate number

Is recorded before the vehicle

is driven to the parking lot.

BLUHM stated that a review of the entries made

on August 5, 1974, for vehiclas so parked diu not reflect

any venicle with kentucisy license plates.

:.

.

:.

Interviewed on - 8/21/74

Rew York, New YOrk File #

NY 185-229

SA VINCENT MILACCIO, IN.

Date dictated - 9/23/74

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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• FD-302 PREY. 11-27-701

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

8/25/74

Date of transcriplion

On Aurust 22, 1974, New Work Office(170), Federal

Buraza of Investigation (FBT.)

Special Agents(SAs) DRUs i. CÄlR

and coRey i WART ebtained a subpoena duces tecun fron

Assistant United states Attorney(arad) JOW M. Gr055, Southam

District of new York (GDNY), for the original ronistration card

Or Che NiKE 3HO.d, uno was registered on Augurt 5,1ü74 aù to

Cormodore Hotel, Pari: Avenuz at 4ind, Street, New York (iX), Mi.

It is noias tie

suboena duces tocum was prepared in the name

Hotel Lilanore, Jadison Avenue and 43rà Street, in, NX, sinco

Connodore, lotel records are naintained at the bilimora llotel.

on Aucust 22, 1974, at 12:00 Noon, aforementioned agents

cenaral Loadie nager for tue

miltore duiel.

with the

subpoena reguest and

rolaased original ragistration

Carie

:.

Inierviewed on 8/22/74

_File #_NY 185-229

by_

SAS DRU'I TA CARR & CORDY NA IREN/mad Dole dictored.

8/22/74

This documens conloins neither recommendations nor conclusions oT RAFll. Il is the property of the FBl and is looned la your agency;

il and ils conseris are not

lo be distributed oulside your agency.

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• IN VIE OF SUSPECT'S, "ICHAEI HALSEY BROWN'S .

PRIOR ARREST FOR DISCIARGE DE A FIREAR LUTO AT OCCUPLED BUILDING.

AND HIS ISE DE EXPLOSIVE ATERIALS IN THE TATTER UNDER INVESTI-

CATION, BRON SHOULD BE CONSTERED ARIED AND DALICEROUS.

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SUBJECT:

MYAL FORM NO. 10

8010-107-08

MAY 1982 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

1/19/65

SAC, HONOLULU 157-103 (C) •

55

1/20174

reggiest

MICHAEL HALSEY

BROWN,

Aka Mike H. Brown

RM - HAWAII

00:

HN

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• Arbor

wire

Enclosed are nine copies of LHM captioned as above.

Inasmuch as subject has made a threat concerning Chief

Justice EARL, WARREN, a Copy of LHM is being made available

locally to Secret Service and an additional copy for the Bureau

in the event it is desired to furnish Secret Service a copy at

Washington, D. C.

:.

Investigation at Honolulu was conducted by SA LEO S.

BRENNEISEN.

HN T-1 is Mrs

who requested her identity be concealed.

ALDO SO BRENNE SEN, contacted 1/13/65,

Source who described ANP on APPENDIX page is CS RH 94-R.

Since there is no indication BRÖWN is an officer of the

American Nazi Party and no indication the organization has formed

in Hawaii, no further investigation is being conducted in this

matter.

However, in the event any information is received of

possible formation of ANP in Hawaii, this matter will be reopened

and consideration given to requesting Bureau permission to inter-

view subject.

" IS

2) Bureau (RAM) 006- 9

SURT

Honolulu 157-103;

02-407 (Secret

pervices%.

2503-/

LSB/ogh

Duty morals win

4

JAN B5 ,505

He Ta 1505 14 .81

'AGENCY: ACSI. ONI, OSI, SEC SER

DATE FORT: 2-3-2

HOW FORK:

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UNIT.

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

STATES DEPARTMENT OF J TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

Honolulu, Hawaii

January 19, 1965

Re: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

(AlSo Known AS MIKE E. BEOWN)

RACIAL MATTER - HAWAII

• On November 23, 1964, William File, 634 East Boulder

Colorado Springs, Colorado, advised

that his daughter

Irene had been arrested approximately three months ago in Pueblo,

Colorado, on a charge of robbing a filling station. He reported

his daughter had béen placed in the custody of her parents until

such time as there is an additional hearing in the mayter.

:.

While irene was in the rueblo County Jail she started

receiving letters

from Brown, a person whom she has never

personally met.

File pointed out Irene's picture had appeared

in newspapers after her arrest, and it is possible Brown may

have gotten her name and

address fron a newspaper article.

File made available a copy of a letter of November 9,

1964, addressed to his daughter. He advised she is not aware

of the fact he had made such a copy. The letter is quoted as

1011ows:

"Nov. 9, 1964

"Dear Irene,

"Looks like my boy Barry sure took a shellacking, doesn't

it? I lost $115 on that clown.

Next time I'll back

Robert Shelton (Grand Imperial Wizard of the KKK) or

somebody I can get better odds on. As long as I'm

going to lose I'd like better than 4 to 1 odds like I

got on Goldwater.

"Commander George Lincoln Rockwell (head of the American

Nazi Party) spoke here last week at the university. He

was fabulous. Il he's ever in Colorado speaking be sure

to hear him.

My little band of extremists and I had

dinner with him and decided to cast our lot with his

movement--the guy really knows some things. Like did you

2503-

ENCIO."'

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RE: MICHAEL, HALSEY BROWN

hear that 15 out of 17 convicted traitors since 1945

have been Jews?

(Of course, 17 out of 17 members of

the Mafia are Italians).

Or that Jews run the NAAC?

Russian Jews own ABC.

(PRAS; Sidney finebers 255,

_CORE, etc?

Or that three

and NBC (For a record

' Dare Call it Treason )?

that he said that really hit me berveen the eyes,

though, was when he referred to the 6 million Jews

Hitler allegedly gassed:

'Dont' you think those people

DID something'?

"What really drove his point home to me, however, was a

full page ad in our city newspaper- 'Six Reasons Why

You should Worry About Extremism' Fut out by the National

Council for Civic Responsibility A very left-wing

outfit). Mos' of the people listed as directors, etc

of the organization were you-know-what. Seems they're

scared

stiff of the John Birch society, etc., because

they

might repeal the income tax and impeach

Ear1

Warren.

It's too bad chey didn't mention us Nazis-

we're not going to impeach Earl Warren when Rockwell

gets to be President in '72. He're going to hang him.

"Sure will be glad when I get back to the states. All

the girls over here are a bunch of coon-loving bleeding

hearts and it makes my Alabama blood boil.

"Is there any race problem in Colorado? My buddy in the

photo is going there in a year or two and if there's

a demand for white men to stand up to the racemixers

I might go with him.

The way the Negroes are pushing

now we're headed for a full-scale racial war: "I don't

want to be left out when it starts.

"You sure got over on your jail time. I got six months

in the stockade once for just having a pistol.

Colorado

must be'a swinging state.

"Well, be good. Lots of Luck,

"Mike

"M. H. Brown

1926 Avapuhi St.

Honolulu, Hawaii"

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RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

On January 3, 1965, Mrs. R. S. Lowrey, 1920 Awapuhi

Street, Honolulu, advised as follows:

Mrs. S. I. Snodgrass,

a roman in her early 60's, has

resided next door at 1926 Awapuhi for at least 12 years.

Mrs.

Lowrey stated she has no idea of Mrs. Snodgrass' background and

does not know if she is a divorcee or widow.

She related that

Mrs. Snodgrass lives a quiet life, has a substantial home, and

enjoys a good reputation in the community. She related that

Mrs. Snodgrass has a divorced daughter,

Mrs. Brown, who is a

local school teacher. Mrs. Brown formerly lived on Cahu Avenue

and her ino children, Mike and Leilani, have occasionally

stayed with the grandmother.

Mrs. Lowrey stated she believes

Leilani Brown is presently in school in England. Mike Brown,

about 20 years of age, has recently returned to Honolulu to

live with his grandinother. He has been in one of the branches

of the armed services for some three years and is now atiending

the University of Hawaii. •Mrs. Lowrey stated Mrs. Snodgrass had

expressed

relief that her grandson had enrolled at the university,

explaining that when he had graduated from high school he had

not vanted to go on with his, schooling.

On January 13, 1965, HN T-1 advised as follows:

DI. Dorothy Brown has taught in the English Department

of the University of Hawaii at Honolulu for at least 13 years.

She is presently Assistant Professor at the university and

resides in the Kalia Apartments.

Mrs. Brown is a divorcee and

has

two children, Mike, aged 22, and Leilani, about 17.

During the early 1950's Dorothy Brown resided on

campus with her two childen. Mike was a large boy for his

age and his mother found him a difficult problem as far as

discipline was concerned.

When he was some 14 years of

he was caught burglarizing the ROTC Armory on the campus.

following year he was sent to Arkansas to live with his maternal

grandfather and finish high school there. Mrs. Brown has

related in the past that Mike is fond of guns and has been a

disciplinary problem and also experienced some trouble in the

Army.

Mike returned to Honolulu before the fall semester of

1964 and enrolled at the University of Hawaii as a freshman

intending to major in political science. In late October 1954

the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii sponsored

a political symposium featuring speakers of diverse political

views including George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American

Is appended hereto.

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RE:

MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

Mrs. Brown, after the political symposium, had stated

that many of the immature students at the university had been

very impregsed with Rochwell's speech.

"and"

Arurch on. January

of the Dean oudent lessonneg

reported

that university files reveal wike f. Brown, born

September 11, 1942, Montgomery, Alabama, is presently enrolled

at the university as a freshman.

University records indicate

he was graduated from Fountain Lake High School, Hot Springs,

Arkansas.

A check of the records of the Honolulu Police

Depariment under File Numbers G83259, G82369 and G82301, reflected

that Michael taisey brown, born september 11, l94e, Montgomery,

Alabama, was arrested on April 25, 1957, 101

burglary and

released that date to Juvenile Crime Prevention.

Those files

reflect Brown, then a resident of 2543B Rock Road, was a 14-year-

01d

• juvenile attending St. Louis High School.

He had been

arrested along with Fobert Vincent Fletcher of 1829 Keller

Road who was 13 years old and attending the university High

School. Police files

reflect that on about April 13 or 14,

1957, forced entry had been made into the university snack bar.

Cones, icecrean, coin wrappers, and possibly coins were taken.

On the same date

the ROTC Armory and Supply Foom were entered

through a forced entry. Apparently nothing was taken from the

Supply Room but two .22 rifles valued at $60 were taken from

the Armory.

The rifles were found beiore police were notified -

one on the rifle range and one in the ROTC garage:

On

April 20 - 2h, 1957, the ROTC Supply Room was again entered.

Fletcher and. Brown, when questioned by the police, adnitted

the above burglaries and the fact they had taken some $6.95

in cash, $5 in school supplies and $10 worth of RCTC equipment.

They also acmitted entering a campus service station by taking

screws off door hinges on April 14, 195%, and taking some $5 in

tools.

Police File under 'Number K40001 notes a notice of

AROL Of Michael Halsey Brown, Arny Serial Nunber RA25434648,

Social Security Number 576-40-3284. The notice reflects that

Brown was AWOL on august s, 1962, from Company E, First ABG,

50lst Infantry, Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

The AWOL notice

listed Erown's father as Robert Arthur Eylvesten Brown,

whereabouts unknown; mother as Dorothy Snodgrass. Brown, 2855 Oahu

Avenue, Honolulu.

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RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

HN I-l furnished the following description of Brown:

Race:

White

Sex:

Male

Age:

i Height:

Weight:

Eyes:

Complexion:

Hair:

180 pounds

Blue.

Fair

Brown - wavy

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APPENDIX

RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

AMERICAN NAZI FARTY OF THE WORLD UNION

CS RUS ANIMRISE NATIONAL SOCLANIDIN,

ALSO KNOWN AS THE GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY

as Commander, American

Nazi Party of the World Union of Free Enterprise National

Socialists (ANP - WUTENS), Arlington, Virginia.

The April 4, 1993 issue of "The Richmond News Leader,"

a kichmond, Virginia dazly newspaper, reported that George

Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previcus day, again applied for

the American Nazi farty to be chartered in the State of

Virginia, but this request was turned down by the Virginia

State Corporation Commission. This action was taken pursuant

to an act of the 1SS2 Virginia Assembly which prohibits use of sT

"Nazi" or "National socialism" in a Virginia charter: This

article further pointed out that Rockwell's party is presently

chartered in the piate of Virginia as the George Lincoln.

Rockwell Farty.

On August 14, 1964, a source advised that the ANP -

HUFENS was organized by

• George Lincoln Rockwell at his

residence in Arlingion, Virginia,

on February 26, 1959, as an

international "National Socialist" movement based on the German

Nazi Party headed by Adolf Hitler.

He added that Rockwell is

the doninant force and personality in this party;

that he is

espousing a "line" of hatred against the Jews and Negroes;.

and that he is seeking, through speeches, distribution of

literature and picketing, to establish a

cohesive and dominant

political party in the United States and in foreign countries.

According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual," an official

publication of the ANd,

the phases of Ant struggle for power

are

touriold, namely, first "to make ourselves known to the

masses;" second "the

truth about the Party;" third "organizing the people who have

been converted to our propaganda; "

and fourth "the attainment

of power through the votes of the newly-won masses."

On February 17, 1964, Karl Rogers Allen, Jr., former

Deputy National Commander of the ANP, advised that George

Lincoln Rockwell believes

he has completed the first two phases

in his struggle for power and is now well into the third phase.

Allen said, however, in his opinion, icckwell has only completed

phase one.

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RE: MICHAEL FALSEY BROWN

THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS NEITHER RECOMMENDATIONS

NOR CONCLUSIONS OC THE FBI.

IT IS THE PROPERTY

DF THE IBI AND IS LOANED TO YOUR AGENCY.

AND ITS CONTENTS ARE NOT TO BE DISTRIBUTED

• OUTSIDE YOUR AGENCY.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Honolulu, Hawaii

January 19, 1965

Title

MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN

Character

Reference

RACIAL MATTER - HAWAII

Memorandum dated January 19, 1965,

at Honolulu, Hawaii

All sources (except any listed below) used in referenced

communication have furnished, reliable information in the past.

This document contuins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property

of tre FSl and is louned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside.

your agency.

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December 18, 1975

Item 1 e.

(Part I)

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REPO-MING OFFICE

DETROIT

TITLE OF CASE

O.

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

7/9/74

5/14/73 - 6/20/74

REPORT MADE BY

SA ROBERT W. MEYERS, JR.

: CHARACTER OF CASE

TYPED BY

dmz

EM

REFERENCE: Detroit report of SA LAWRENCE

". LEVINE, 5/9/13

3-7 to DE

ADMINISTRATIVE

Bucepia corrected Sat yy2616)

Detroit chapter of BPP has closed all its offices,

terminated all of its activities and all but two members have

relocated in Oakland, California. In view of this fact, Detroitis

considering this matter RUC..

Detroit is maintaining cases on all active members

until their location in Oakland, California is verified by

San Francisco.

CONVIC.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

_ NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

YES SINO

_YES LINO

APPROVED

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

COPIES MADE:

B - Bureau

: (105-165706 sub 15) (RM)

- Secret Service,

Detroit (RM)

- San Francisco (157-1204) (RM)

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

1057165706-15-1129

REC 27

1

- Detroit (157-3075)

MHETTICENCE DIN' 7. JUL 221974

BECEINED

*F T 15

Dissemination Record of Attached Repart

Notations

2CC-COCISE-SUL

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INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

DE I-1 is 3605-EI

DE T-2 is 3909-PEI/

DE T-4 iS DE 5123-PEI

•DE I-S iS DE 5125-PEI/

DE T-6 is a well placed source.

DE T-7 is a well placed source.

DE T-8 is CSDE 2216-EI - CONFITriE

kindnesdits battles

DE T-10 is a well placed source.

One copy of report is being furnished Secret

Service, Detroit.

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NON SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

DE T-6 is DAVID COHEN, Partner in the C..C.C.

Management Company.

DE T-7 is

Lieutenant JOHN VAN HAAREN, Tactical

Reconnaissance Unit, Detroit Police Department.

DE I-10 iS MARY MADISON Of Apple Realty,

Detroit,

Michigan.-

CONFIENTIA

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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

UNITE

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CE

Copy to:

• Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

1 - Secret Service, Detroit

SA ROBERT W. MEYERS

7/19/74

157-3075

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Office: Detroit, Michigan

Bureau File #: 105-165706 sub 15

Character:

EXTREMIST MATTER

Synopsis:

BPP headquarters formerly located at

2228 Bewick and 10438 McNichols,

Detroit.

The office on Bewick closed

during month of November, 19/3, anc

office at 10438 McNichols closec

February, 1914, both facilities

vacated.

BPP leader PHILANDER

LONNIE DARDEN and majority of active

members relocated to Oakland California

to assist the National Headquarters in

that city.

All community programs and

related activities terminated.

Identities

of Leaders, active members, reLOCating

members set out.

• Activities conducted

and financial status set :.out.

-RUC-

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its content

are not to be distributed outside your agency

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I.I. OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

A. Location of Detroit BPP offices

B.

Connections With BPP National

Headquarters •

II.

MEMBERSHIP

A. BPP Local Leaders.

B. Active Members

III. BPP NEWSPAPER

..

IV.

BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY

ACTIVITY

A.

Free Bussing to prison

B. Free Breakfast and Lunch Program

C. Free Food Programs

D. Befenits . . ..

V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

IV. FUNDS

VII. MISCELLANEOUS

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DETAILS:

I. OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

The BPP is a black extremist

organization started in Oakland,

California, in December, 1966. It

formerly advocated the use of guns

and guerilla tactics to bring about

overthrow of the United States

Government.

preached

a policy of

olicy earsurvival

it has

pending

revolution"

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A. Location of Detroit BPP Offices

The BPP registered it's name with the City

of Detroit and used 2228 Bewick, Detroit, as its..

official address.

DE T-1

May 14, 1973

The BPP must vacate 2228 Bewick by

August 15, 1973.

DE T-2

June 1, 1973

Donations to the BPP Free Breakfast program

were to be directed to 2228 Bewick.

DE T-1

June 6, 1973

The BPP used 2228 Bewick as their official

address in solicitations for their. Free Food program.

DE T-3

June 27, 1973

The BPP office is at 2228 Bewick, with members

living upstairs and this has an address of

2226 Bewick.

• DE T-2

June 20, 1973

The residence at 2228 Bewick is still being

used as Party headquarters.

DE T-1

September 13, 1973

There were BPP officials at 2228 Bewick.

DE T-4

September 21, 1973

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The BPP office and headquarters are located

at 2228 Bewick.

DE T-5

September 26, 1973

On November 17, 1973, the BPP vacated their

former offices and moved into an office located at

10438 McNichols, Detroit..

. DE T-6

December 17, 1973

On January 10, 1974, the BPP placed their

office for sale in anticipation of a move to Oakland,

California.

DE T-6

January 24, 1974

The BPP officially closed their office in

Detroit on February 1, 1974.

DE T-5

February 19, 1974

The BPP sold the building which housed

their offices on March 12, 1974.

DE T-6

March 12, 1974

B. Connections with BPP National Headquarters

LEONARD MONGO, a Detroit BPP Member, remained

in California to help on the political campaign of

BOBBY SEALE.

DE T-1

June

6, 1973

BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of the

BPP in Oakland, California.

BOBBY SEALE held a discussion program at

Wayne State University on November 15, 1973.

DE T-7

November 16, 1973

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LONNIE DARDEN, LORRAINE BANKS, TRACY WILSON,

known Detroit BPP members, were to depart Detroit anc

relocate in Oakland, and work for the BPP in California.

DE T-1

February 5, 1974

II.

MEMBERSHIP

A. BPP Local Leaders

I to hold leadership positions

The following individuals are considered

in the Detroit chapter of

the BPP:

PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as

Il Lonnie Darden, In Charge (Minister of Information)

ROllinSK ROLLIN GARY AEID, Head of the paper program .

Rollin

ALEASE STALLWORTH, in charge of office

DE T-1

May 3, 1973

:...

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B. Active Members

The following listed individuals were known

members of the Detroit BPP.

Those who functioned

only on a part-time basis are so indicated:

LORENE CHASETTE BANKS, Part-time /.-

ERMA MORRIS piel: C.1if.

TRACY WILSON

: WESSIE MAE COOPER

GWENDOLYN JEAN RICHARDSON

WAYNE KEITH-CURTIS, Part-time

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EDGAR ROBINSON, Part-time

WALTER ROZIER, Part-time

DE T-1

June 20, 1974

III. BPP NEWSPAPER

DE T-I and DE T-8

advised that the BPP

newspaper arrived irregularly: from Chicago on a Cash

on Delivery basis between November, 1973, and

February, 1974.

Papers were disposed of on a door

to door

basis by community workers.

ROLLIN REID waS

responsible for the program

DE T-8

January 30, 1974

IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND

COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

A. Free Bussing to Prison

According to DE T-I, free busses between

Detroit and the Jackson, Michigan State Prison were

provided on the following dates:

May 27, 1973

June 3

1973

June

11, 1973

June 21, 1973

July 8,

1973

August 11, 1973

The free bus trips to Jackson, Michigan

stopped by a lack of funds after the trip on August il, 197%.

All of the trips left from

the BPP office at 2228

Bewick.

DE T-1

October 26, 1973

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The BPP obtained busses and provided free

trips between Detroit and Jackson on December 23, 1973.

DE T-9

December 26, 1973

On January 20, 1974,

the BPP held their

cost free bus trip prior to closing their Detroit

office.

*DE I-1

January 22, 19/4

B. Free Breakfast and lunch Program

The BPP was feeding approximately 80 children

per day in the Breakfast program when it was terminated

for the summer.

DE T-1

June 4, 1973

The BPP fed 15-20 children per day with the

lunch program on donted food during July and August, 1973.

DE T-1

August 21, 1973

The BPP stopped the free lunch program and

did not start the Breakfast program due to a lack of

donations.

DE T-1

September 24, 1973

The BPP re-instituted the free breakfast

program for December, 1973 and January, 1974.

The

program was permanently terminated January 25, 1974.

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•C.

Free Food Programs

The BPP was to distribute free food at the

Jeffries Housing Project on June 28, 1973, and

June 29, 1973.

DE T-1

June 21, 1973

The Jeffries Housing Project is a low

income housing development located in Detroit.

The BPP held a free bar-b-que for friends

and members of the party on July 4, 1973.

DE T-1

August 21, 1973

The BPP did not plan any free food give-a-

way for the Christmas holidays because of insufficient

contributions.

DE T-1

December 18, 1973

D. Benefits

The BPP held a testimonial dinner on

May 22, 1973, at Ben's High Chapparal Restaurant for

Judges JAMES

DEL RIO and JUSTIN RAVITZ of the

Detroit Recorders Court.

DE T-2

June 1, 1973

The BPP held a senior citizens dinner on

lugust 2, 1973, and they provided free transportatio

for senior citizens and had local Detroit politica

candidates for speakers.

DE T-7

August 3, 1973

The BPP held a "Bobby Seale Honorarium

Benefit" at Ben's High Chaparral on October 16, 1973.

Proceeds of the benefit were to go to the BPP

Committee Action Programs.

DE T-7

october 17, 1973

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V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

On June 10, 1914, De I-10 turnished two

•22 caliber rifles abandoned by members of the BPP

when vacating a home used as a safe house.

Home was

at 11746 Littlefield, Detroit, and was used by

LONNIE DARDEN and his girlfriend between January and

March, 1974.

examination of the two abandoned weapons

failed to disclose their use in

any crime in Detroit

nor had they ever been reported stolen.

In addition to the two rifles, there was

some Literature tound in the house.

This consistec

of 24 all purpose greeting cards

newspapers,

a book by BOBBY SEALE, a book on,

two black extremist

"Chou-En-Lai"

Dy HAL-YU-HSU, and a pamphlet entitled "Watch That

Black Dollar"

by ALICE THOMPSON.

VI. FUNDS

DE T-1 and DE T-2 advised that between

s held at

Ben's High Chaparrell, with each dinner being less

successful than the preceeding one.

The BPP made $100.00 on a benefit dance and

collected $150.00 in donations during the second week

of June, 1973.

DE T-2

June 18, 1973

The BPP collected $151.00 in donations

during the last part of June, 1973.

DE T-2

June 26, 1973

to lack of mey? bussing program was suspended due

DE T-1

October 26, 1973

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The benefit dinner of October 16, 1973,

was a financial failure due to poor attendance.

DE T-1

October 17, 1973

The BPP decided to vacate it • offices

because the owner was going to charge them rent for

the house.

DE T-1

December 18, 1973

The BPP rented a commercial bus for its

free bussing program on December 22, 1973, and

paid the rent of $124.50 with guarters.

DE T-9

December 26, 1973

Contributions to the BPP are almost

nonexistent, and the free breakfast program was

halted due to a lack of funds.

DE T-1

January 28, 1974

The free bus to prison scheduled for

February 3, 1974, was canceled due to a lack of money.

DE T-1

February 5, 1974

The Michigan Bell Telephone Company canceled

the telephone service to the BPP office due

to non-

payment of the bill.

DE T-1

February 27, 1974

The safe house used by LONNIE DARDEN was

repossessed by the lender as a result of non-payment

by the BPP. The home was located at 11746 Littlefield.

DE T-10

June 10, 1974

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VII. MISCELLANEOUS

DE T-6 advised that the office building

purchased for the BPP office was paid for by a Detroit

i chice went

Real Estate agent, and this agent guaranteed

all

payments, and handled the sale of the office wher

the BPP vacated and relocated in California.

DE I-I advised they also used the apartment

at 4200 Buena Vista as a residence for the BPP

female members and this residence was vacated when

active members relocated in California.

i to a to an an at to 4 To bit a noting

and ALEASE STALLWORTH. All were active members of the

Detroit chapter.

DE T-1

February 5, 1974

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714-26

(8201. 1-7-72)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVE TIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

TITLE OF CASE CitiNG

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

DATE

5/9/73

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

11/8/72 - 5/3/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA LAWRENCE W. LEVINE

CHARACTER OF CASE

• EM

REFERENCE: Detroit report of SA JOHN V. INSOGNA, 11/7/72.

-P-

TYPED BY

mik

LEAD

DETROIT

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Will closely follow and report activities of the

Black Panther Party on a semi-annual basis.

CONVIC.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

[I NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

•ENDING OVER ONE YEAR LYES LIN

SENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

WYES LINO

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

SPECiAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

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Request Reca.

*. Date Fwd.

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By

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Dissemination Recordor Altached Repgr

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ADMINISTRATIVE

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

IDE I-I IS DE 3605-E.

DE I-2 iS DE 3909-E PrOb

DE I-3 is CSDE 2962-E.

DE I-4 iS CSDE 2216-E.'

CONFIVENTIAL

Scrific

MDE I.-5 is CSDE 2580-E.

DE I-6 is DE 3688-PSI.

DE I-T is DE 4027-UI.

DE I-8 is DE 2446-E..

INFORANTS

VE I-9 is DE 1330-F.

DE I-10 is DE 3866-E,

All individuals mentioned in instant report as

affiliated with the Black Panther Party BPP) are subjects

of Detroit Office files.

Identity of Special Agent of the FBI who spoke

with ORELL BENJAMIN on March 12, 1973, is SA DONALD V.

RITENOUR.

Identities of Special Agents of the FBI conducting

search of 157 Collingwood on March 13, 1973,

are SA LAWRENCE

W. LEVINE, SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, SA ROBERT JAMES GILMORE

• and SA WILLIAM T. HEALY.

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Infoimation regarding Bre fortifications and

apparent target practice at 157 Collingwood by BPP

menbers was furnished to the Intelligence Section of

the Detroit, Michigan Police Department on Marc: 13, 1973.

Identity of Special Agent of the FBI conducting

pretext intervier

Of LONNIE DARDEN iS SA JOHN V. INSOGNA.

Pretext used was that of a concerned citizen of the

Detroit Blach community.

One copy of instant report is being furnished

to Secret Service, Detroit.

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STATIC DRINTMENT OF J

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Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

1 - Secret Service, Detroit

SA LANRENCE #. LEVINE

May 9, 1973

157-3075

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Ollice: Detroit, Michigan

Burcau File #: 105-165706 Sub 15

.

Character:

Synoptis:

EXTREMIST MATTER

BPP headquarters is located at 2228 Bewick,

and a BPP

pad" is located at 4200 Buens

Vista, Detroit, Michigan.

Detroit, Dep

Chapter leader is PHILANDEES LONHIE DARDEN,

also known as Lonnie Darden, the Ministes

of Information

The BPP operates a Free

Breakfast Prograin and a Free

to.

LIlson Irogram and

The Black Panther: Continues to sell

newspaper.

Identities

of leaders and members as well as BPP

activities and financial summary set out.

- P=

DETAILS:

his document contains neither secommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property of the FBI and is lonned to your agency: it and its coütent

re not to be distributed outsisle your sigche:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE

OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

A. Goals, Guidelines and Objectives

B. Location of BPP Offices

•

C. Connections with BPP National

Headquarters

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2

Travel of Members

Communications with BPP

National Headquarters

II. MEMBERSHIP

A. Requirements for Membership

• B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders

and Members

.

III. BPP PUBLICATIONS

A. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper

B. BPP Literature Distributed in

the Detroit Area

•

IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND GENERAL.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

A. The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program.

B. The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch

Programs

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C. BPP Free Food Programs .

D. Political Education Classes

E. Rallies and Demonstrations

V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

A. Weapons and Fortifications

B. Arrests

VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER BLACK EXTREMIST

GROUPS

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VII. BPP EUNDS

VIII.

MISCELLANEOUS

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ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE

OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

The Black Panther Party (BPP) is a black

extremist organization started in Oakland,

California, in December, 1966. It for-

merly advocated the use of guns and guerrilla

tactics to bring about the overthrow of the

survival

pending revolution tie or survival 1971,

A. Goals, Guidelines and Objectives

The goals and objectives of the Detroit Chapter

of the BPP remain in accord with those specified by BPP

National Headquarters in Oakland, California. The Party

advocates a non-violent philosophy of education. of the

black community to the"evils of the oppression and

suppression of the poor by a racially oriented society!

The Party has put aside the gun and no longer advocates

the use of guerrilla tactics to change the political

system. An additional

the community image of the Panthers

he Panthers ast thugs dressed

in black"

DE T-1

April 27, 1973

It is against the laws of the BPP for members

to carry guns or to use hard drugs.

DE T-2

November 8, 1972

3PP members must dedicate their entire energie.

o the furtherance of the programs and philosophies of

the Party and all personal desires must assume a secondary

role.

DE I-I

April 27, 1973

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Panthers seek to Expand SurviTa seticle entitled "Blac

, which appeared

in the "Michigan Chronicle"

Detroit newspaper,,Our goal is not recognition

quoted as saying,

service to the people"

The article further quoted

MONGO as saying,

"Much of our image in the past was

created by an unfriendly press.

Our goal continues

to be survival of the people.

The people themselves

will determine the approaches to be

used in the meantime.

The Black Panther Party makes itself available for

guidance and assistance.

Our survival services are

essential to the daily existence of the people."

B. Location of Detroit BPP Offices

The BPP Office on Detroit's east side located

at 2228 Bewick, closed down at the end of December, 1972.

This site was

the location of the BPP Free Breakfast

Program. The only office now in operation is the

Ministry of Information Office located at 157 Collingwood

on Detroit's west side.

DE T-3

January 4, 1973

The BPP Ministry of Information Office on

Collingwood was closed down on February 28, 1973 and the

Party relocated its members to 2228 Bewick,

the former

site of the Party's east side office.

The 2228 Bewick

address is a temporary location.

DE T-1

March 12, 1973

The BPP continues to rent a "pad" located at

4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-2

April 4, 1973

The BPP operates no offices or pads in Michigan

outside the Detroit City limits.

DE T-3

May 1, 1973

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C.

Connections with BPP National Headquarters

1. Travel of Members

BLAck pantheR PaRTY

ROLLIN GARY REID, a Detroit BPP member recently

returned from California where he worked at the BPp's

campaign for the election of BOBBY SEALE

as Mayor of

TRICK

oakland, California.

OLLINIBEI

DE T-1

November 21, 1972

BOBBY SEALE is the National

Chairman of the. BPP in Oakland,

California.

LEONARD MONGO,

a Detroit BPP Member, flew from

Detroit, Michigan, to California on April 6, 1973 to help

in the BPP's campaign for the election of BOBBY SEALE.

DE T-1

April 9, 1973/

MMER OF SUBTECT ORGMIZATION

members from Detroit,

area where they are reportedly engaged in working on the

programs of the BPP.

DE T-1

April 27, 1973

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2. Communication with BPP National Headquarters

DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973 that LONNIE

DARDEN, Detroit BPP Minister of

Information, received a

telephone call in late April, 1973, from BOBBY SEALE in

California.

SEALE reportedly told

DARDEN that the Detroit

BPP Chapter has the least number of actively involved

members of all BPP Chapters throughout the country.

SEALE also complained that the Detroit Chapter is operating

only two survival programs (the Free Breakfast Program and

the Free Busing to Prison Program) and warned DARDEN that

the Detroit Chapter will have to take steps to initiate a

substantial number of survival programs to serve the

Detroit Black community as it deserves to be served.

II. MEMBERSHIP

A. Requirements for Membership

The BPP is constantly attempting to recruit

community workers from the black community to hep in

the operation of the BPP programs.

Outsiders, however,

are not trusted by established Party members and community

workers are not allowed inside the Party Office or pad.

They are required to sell BPP newspapers and to perform

various other duties "in the field".

DE T-1

October 12, 1972

B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders and Members

The following individuals are considered to hold

a leadership position in the Detroit Chapter of the BPP.

AC PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as

Lonnie Darden -- In Charge (Minister of Information).

AC ROLLIN GARY REID -- Acting Second in Command

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AC

LEONARD MONGO - In Charge of Distribution

and Communications

AC ALEASE PATRICIA STALLWORTH -- In Charge of

Finances BLACK Pantin

DE T-1

Part y

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May 3, 1973

The following individuals are members of the

Detroit BPP. Those who function only on a part-time

basis are so indicated.

AC LORENE CHASETTE BANKS - part-time/

ALVINTRROW

* ALVIN LEE BROWN - part-time

MEMBER OF SUBJECI ORGANIZATION

CLOSED

WESSIE MAE COOPER

AC WAYNE KEITH CURTIS - part-time

¡ AC WILLIE CHARLES HALL - part-time

AC ERMA MORRIS

CLOSED

GWENDOLYN JEAN RICHARDSON

AC EDGAR

ROBINSON - part-time

AC WALTER

ROZIER - part-time

¡ AC TRACY JOANNE WILSON

DE T-1

May 3,

1973

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There are also approximately six community workers

who are young high school age blacks who are interested in

the BPP and help sell BPP newspapers

and solicit donations

to the Party. They hold no official Party status and their

interest in the Party's work vacillates and their work is

irregular and inconsistent.

DE T-2

April 4, 1973

The fact that four Detroit Party members are

presently in California, the fact that so many Detroit

Party members work for the Party on a very limited basis

and the wavering interest of the community workers has

severely hurt the BPP's success in the last six months

in Detroit.

DE T-1

May 3, 1973

stalwarts of the Detzoit BPP Chapter, have ceased al:

activity in the Party in the last few months. They are

no longer considered Party members.

DE I-1

May 1, 1973

III. BPP PUBLICATIONS

A. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper

DE T-4 and DE T-5 advised on various dates between

November, 1972 and April, 1973 that the BPP received the

following number of copies of the "Black Panther" newspaper

from BPP National Distribution, New York City, New York:

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November, 1972

6,000

December, 1972

6,000

January, 1973

4, 000

February, 1973

4,000

March, 1973

4, 000

April, 1973

4, 000

Party members and community workers sell BPP

newspapers on street corners at two locations in the

Detroit area and have recently taken up "paper routes"

in the black community and attempt to sell newspapers

DE T-1

March 2, 1973

B. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area

DE T-1, DE I-2, DE T-3 and DE I-6 furnished

the following leaflets which were distributed in the

Detroit area by the BPP between November, 1972 and

April, 1973:

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FREE DREAKFAST PROGRAM ECT

SCHOOL

CHILDREN

****4881%

THE

YCUTA CE OUP BLACK COMMUNITY ARE IN SCHOOL AGAIN; AND AGAIN

THE

PROHLEM OF PROVIDING & MEALTEY VELL FALANCES

• "FREE ERSAKFAST"

FOR

IHESE

YOUNG ENOTFERS AND SISTERS STALL BXISE TA CUE COMMONTEE.

AS YOU KNCH,

IN ORDER TO BEGIN EACH SCHOOL, DAY FUIX PREPARE TO

CONPREMENG AND AFPLY WEAT IS PEING TAVORI TO PREM, OUR ESAUEIFLE

YOUIN NEST HAVE & COMPLICE AND NOUAISHENG ERDAKFASE.

TEE PUEROSE C.

THE CARS BREAKFAST PROGRAM IS SO PROVIDE SETS,

ALCHO HERE ECIM INC

OF THESE INCONSISTENCIES UPON THEJE DAILY LIVES.

EREAKFAST MILL BE SERVED AT THE FOLLONING LOCATIONS:

2228 FENECK AND : 12 COLLINGNOGE, IRON 2:30-8:30 A.!!.

WE ARE THERE/URE, AGAIN REQUESTING CF YOU, DRE EUCILESSHEN ANE

COMMUNITY PEOPIE, YOUR FULL PARTICIPAGION IN IRIS NECESSARY SUARTWAI

FECGRAN, EL MAXING CONDE LUISONS OF EREAKFAST FOOD AND/CE XCHETARE

CONAL IONS IN ORDER TO SUESEAIN GEIS PROGRAM: AND THUS EZZE 2O PROZICE

WE REMIND NOE PRAE CUR FUELES

IS IN OUR YOUTH, AND TRAC IN CROES

•YOUIN MUST FE FED.

YOUR CONTRISUTIONS ARE NEEDEL AND WELCHED.

FOR FURCHER INFORMTION, PLEASE CONTACT HE DETROIE FRANCE DE. ERE

B14CK

FASTER. FAEEX Aº 867-7242 08 43.

" ALL POWER TO CHE YOUTH

1t

" ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE "

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INTERCOMMUNAL SURVIVAL CENTER

DETROIT ERANCH

BLACK PANTSER PARDY

157 COILINGSCOD

ii T

NOVELPER, 1972

."

TO THE CONCERNED EUSINESSIEN E

THE DERROXY ERANCH OF THE ELACK PANTHER PARTY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE

PIKE OUT SO CEANS SOU FOR TES KANY SIES YOU HAVE DONATED TO TEE COST

VIVAL EROGAGUS SEAR WE HAVE BAD. IN CHE DISD, YOUR GONZULGURZGUS BAUD

ENAPLED US TO GIVE ANAY 1,600 ENSE EAGO DE GEOGIES TO RUS HASSEO GU

PROPLE- IN DIPFERENT AREAS TROUGHOUT TEE CITY.

SINCE THERE ARS 80 KANY HUNGRY PEOCLE IN DUE CITY OF DANGOSE.

¿E PRES WE CAN'T JUST STOP FRIDING THRIL.

SO IN TEE FUTURE, ME DEAN

TO STARI STOOLING UP ON FOOD TO GIVE NO BRE FEELE CN A DAY DO DAY

EASIS./ BUS HE CANCE DO THIS WIREQUE DEE BEAVERSUS LEND PUAT S03.

SHE STORE CUNERS GIVE 3% JUST DONAZING CHE DE SHO INCES A WEEK. • VE

ALSO IN TURN, INTON THE CONCRITY WEICE STORES RAVE DONATED - ION

WEEN JOU HELE TAG CORUNITY IN RESUEN THEY HELP YOU. SO. IE SOU AS.

CONCERNES AECUT' TEE CONUNITY THEN SEX! TESY, EX GIVING IQUE SURFORT.

ALL ZONE IC SUE PEOPLE!

LORNIS DEE

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A PROGRAM

FOR SURVIVAL

Free Breokfast Program

"David Hilliard People's Frea

Provides children a free, hotbreak-

Shoe Progran

fast every schooi morning.

Provides free shoes to the people

People's Free Food Program

Provides free food to Black and other

oppressed people.

Liberation Schools

Provides free educational facilities

i and materials to Black and

other

oppressed children to promote a cor-

rect view of their role in the

soci-

ety.

made at the David Hilliard Free Shoe

factory and elsewhere.

People's Free Clothing Program

Provides new, stylish and quality

clothing free to the people,

Free Bussing to Prisons

Program

Provides free transportation to pri-

sons for families and friends of incar-

cerated men and women.

FiD IS THE DIST OF TRE PROGRAMS GHAE THE DETROIT PRANCA IS SPONSERING.

SAT TEEX CAW'E BE SUCCESSFLI WICH OUT THE HELP FROT THE PECPLE. FOR MORE

INFÖRMÄTICK PLEASE CÄLS--- 823-1968

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fast every schoos worning.

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Provides ixee

chose to the people

mede at the Devia Hulled Fres Shos

factory and elseuhers..

Did Bacter to Presen

Progress

Provides free transportation to prio

sould for families and friends of incar-

cerated men und women.

Rapide

Provided rice food ta black and oine:

oppressed people.

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AT ZHEY CAN'T BE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT THE HEUP FROM YOU, THE PEOPLET

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David Hilliard

NECESSARY INFORMATION NEEDED TO VISIT

INMATES IN JACKSON STATE PENITENTARY ARE:

„l".

(1) INMATES NAME AND I.D. NUMEER.

(2) WIENGER OR NOT HE*S A CRUSTEE.

(3) IOU BUST EE ON INNIES VISITING LIST.

(4) FAXE YOUR RESERVATION A WELK IN ADVANCE.

(5) YOU SHOULD ARRIVE AT 8:00 FOR EARLY

SINCING ARRANGEMENT.

LOCATION ON DEPARTURE IS 157 COLLINGWOOD, TIME

DEPARTURE IS 9:00 AND TIME OF ARRIVAS 5:00.

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Busing Is Prison

Program

MONTHLY SCHEDULE.

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PANTHER PARTY

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FOI

MaTOI • alaino FOr councilvoman

BObiT FOr MaId

MAYOR

BOBBY SEALE and ELAINE BROWN are vory serious candidates:

they are organizing and concucting a community wice campaign.

3O83Y is the only candidais for Mayor of Oakland, Known

througho:t the city. HE and ELAINE are the only carcidaies that

daily encounter the Black, Lalin and poor peoples of Oakland,

answering tootr questions, explaining the campaiga, asting their

advice and welcoming them as participants to disciss the romancs

of the commenity.

You can giro your support here in Detroit by sending in sonaticas

for the campaign to the Detroit Branch of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY

2228 Bewick

Detroit - 48214

(822-0835)

ELKING BROWN

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A.

IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND

GENERAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program

The Free Busing to Prison Program provides free

transportation to persons in the black community for

families and friends of incarcerated men and women to/visit

Jackson, Michigan, State Penitentiary.

DE T-1

April 27, 1973

at 9:00 a.m.

DE I-7

January 10, 1973

The BPP sponsored : bus trips to Jackson State

Prison on January 27 and 28, 1973.

DE T-8

January 29, 1973

DE T-l advised on various dates during March and

April, 1973, that the BPP sponsored bus trips to Jackson

State Prison on each of the following dates: Narch lots.

March 16, March 25, April 8, April 14 and April 22,

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An article which appeared in the February 17,

1973, edition of the "Michigan Chronicle" entitled

"Panthers Appeal for Support of Prison Busing Program"

quoted ROLLIN REID, a BPP member as saying "The Community

should do more to

support the program.

Basically we

cannot get more community support because of the old

BPP image of leather coats. and

guns. People think we

are thugs."

An article which appeared in the February 27,

1973, edition of the "Detroit News"

, a daily Detroit

newspaper, entitled "Panthers Appeal for Bus funds"

quoted LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader as saying that what

the Panthers are seeking is "a good used vehicle"

which would cost them

around $2, 500.00.

DARDEN stated

that commercial rental costs are too high and that the

BPP funds would not allow the Party to purchase

' a used

bus even if one were to be found.

DARDEN stated that

the Party funds at the present time for the purchase

of a usedbus stand at zero.

An article which appeared in the April 20, 1973,

edition of the "Detroit News"

entitled "Panthers Add Trips

to Prison Program" stated that the Panthers are appealing

to Churches and other civic groups for the loan of vans

or busses

for their busing to prison services and have

been successful in receiving aid from the Burnette Baptist

Church in Detroit which has offered to make their vans

• available.

B. The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch Programs

The Free Breakfast Program provides fee hot

breakfasts forschool children in the black community

from 7:3 0 to 8:30 a.m. on each

I school day. The Free

Lunch Program is an alternate program which is run during

the summer months when schools are closed and provides

a free lunch o children who live in the vicinity of the.

BPP Office.

The Free Lunch Program was suspended

in

september,

1972 and will be reinstituted in June, 1973.

DE T-1

April 21, 1973

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The Free Breakfast Program at 2228 Bewick was

shut down in late December, 1972 when the Party closec

During November and December, 1512,

approximately 80-85 children were fed each day at the

Bewick Office.

DE T-3

January 4, 1973

During January and February, 1973, approximately

20-25 children were provided a free breakfast at the 157

Collingwood Office.

DE I-1

March 6, 1973

Between February 28, 1973 and April 13, 1973,

the Free Breakfast Program was suspended by the Party

due to the relocation of the Party Office to the Bewick

address. From April 13, 1973 to May 1, 1973, the Party

has again provided a free breakfast for approximately

80-85 children on each school day.

DE T-1

May 3, 1973

Some of the food for the Free Breakfast and Free

Lunch Programs is provided by local grocery stores and

some is purchased by the Party.

DE T-1

March 21, 1973

BPP Free Food Programs

The BPP gave away three hundred bags of groceries

during the Party's "Black Christmas Free Food Giveaway

• Survival Day Program", on December 23, 1972.

DE T-2

January 9, 1973

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Survival Day refers to a program

implemented by the BPP with purpose

of giving away bags of groceries to

oppressed families living in the inner

city of Detroit.

Due to the great expense of purchasing the necessary

large quantities of groceries for Survival Day Programs,

the Party has not held a Free Food Giveaway in the past

three months.

DE T-1

April 27, 1973

D. Political Education Classes

Political Education classes are no longer held

on a regular basis. The classes are held occasionally

during the week as the Party feels it is more beneficial

to personally come into contact with members of the black

For this reason, Party

members solicit donations and sell BPP newspapers door to

door and attempt to "rap" with the people concerning the

BPP, Its

aims and programs.

DE T-2

April 3, 1973

For example, DE I-2 advised on January 30, 1973

that a Political Education class was conducted by ALVIN

BROWN, BPP Member at the 1o7 Collingwood Office on

The class was entitled "Liberalism

in the Red Book of Chairman Mao".

Only three non-Party

members were in attendance.

In order to establish a better rapport with the

members of the black community and in order to raise money

for the Party, the Party organized and sponsored the

following events:

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January 5, 1973

"Skate To Survive" -- Roller Skating Party

attended by approximately 30 non Party members.

DE T-2

January 15, 1973

January 20, 1973

"Crazy legs Dance for Survival"

DE T-I

January 22, 1973

February 1, 1973

"Dance for Survival"

DE I-2

February 5, 1973

March 13, 1973

"The People's Campaign Benefit" -- a dance which

resulted in a profit to the Party of $100.00

DE T-1

April 4, 1973

E. Rallies and Demonstrations

The BPP sponsored no rallies and held no demon-

strations between November, 1972 and April, 1973.

DE T-3

May 1, 1973

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V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

A. Weapons and Fortifications

On March 12, 1973, DE T-I advised that the BPP

headquarters, Ministry of Intormation Office, 15%

Collingwood,

Detroit, had been closed down and that the

Party members had moved out temporarily and relocated

their office at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

On March 12, 1973, ORELL BENJAMIN, 18580

Dequindre, Detroit, owner of the residence located at

157 Collingwood,

Detroit, advised that the BPP had

vacated the residence recently and relocated their

members to a different office. BENJAMIN stated that

the f'BI was free to enter the premises if they so desired.

On March 13, 1973, a search of the residence

located at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, was conducted by

Special Agents of the FBI.

Results

of the search are

set out below as well as descriptions of rooms and floor

space.

The residence of 157 Collingwood, Detroit, is a

two story dwelling with a basement and attic space.

The

BPP Office space at 157 Collingwood comprised one side of

a two family duplex type dwelling. The Party occupied

one half of the entire dwelling.

The first floor consists& a living room, dining

room, kitchen and pantry.

Steps off the kitchen lead down

to the basement. Four bedrooms and a bathroom are located

on the second floor.

Steps lead upstairs to an attic area.

from the seond floor.

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Physical observation of the interior. of the

residence revealed that all furniture had been removed

and that the house was not habitable.

No pertinent BPP literature of any kind was

observed in any rooms of the house.

The windows of the lving room which face the

north front entrance to the delling were painted black.

Built in wooden boxes beneath these three windows were

filled with sand. Two other windows facing east were

boarded up. The front north windows in the attic space

were covered with a heavy iron grate and draped with

blankets.

The north and south basement brick walls were

pocked with large holes which penetrated deep into the

brick and masoniy work.

Also observed stored in the basement was a

four foot by eight foot sheet of three-quarter inch

plywood covered with a heavy gauge metal grate.

On March 20, 1973, DE T-I and DE I-2 advisea

that KENNETH BERNARD HORSTON, OrNer BPP Minister

Information and various other BPP members

selected by

HORSTON had on occasion taken target practice in che

•basement of BPP Office at 157 Collingwood.

Above

sources stated, however, that it has been over one

yeay

since Party members fired or possessed weagons:

Sources

stated

• chai LONNIE DARDeNs the present Bro hinastei oi

Information, in view of the Bpp's new philosophy of non-

vidence, has

prohibited the use and possession of weapons

by Party members.

Sources advised that no reapons are

currently maintained by any Party members.

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Sources further advised that the sandbox and

iron mesh grates for fortification also date back to the

"old days" of the Party when the Party was "at war" with

the establishment and in constant fear of being raided

by law enforcement agencies.

On May 1, 1973, DE T-3 provided the following

floor plan of the former

BPP Headquarters Office at 157

Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan:

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B. Arrests

No members of the Detroit BPP were arrested during

the period November, 1972 to April, 1973.

DE T-3

May 1, 1973

VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER

BLACK EXTREMIST: GROUPS

BPP Members are not allowed to hold membership in

any other group or organization.

The BPP operates independently

and has no affiliation with other extremist groups.

BPP

members do not officially come into contact or associate

with members of other militant organizations.

DE T-1

February 14, 1973

DE T-1, DE T-2, DE T-9 and DE T-10 all advised in

January, 1973, that the BPP faction headed by HUEY P. NEWTON

remains diametrically opposed to the BPP faction headed by

ELDRIDGE CLEAVER.

HUEY P. NEWTON is the leader of

the BPP-Newton Faction (NF) headquartered

in Oakland, California.

ELDRIDGE CLEAVER is a leader in the

BPP and early in 1971 was expelled from

that organization and those members of the

BPP who continue to support him and advocate

the use of guns and guerrilla tactics became

known as the BPP-Cleaver Faction (CF).

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On December 20, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN, BPP-NF

leader at Detroit, was interviewed under suitable pretext

by a Special Agent of the FBI and DARDEN made the following

statement regarding ELDRIDGE CLEAVER:

"Eldridge Cleaver will not be allowed back

in the BPP. We're (BPP-NF) not saying that

there is a peaceful co-existence that will

exist between the BPP and Eldridge Cleaver.

We're saying that the court systems are

responsible for the execution of poor and

oppressed people

and we in turn are exposing

the court system

in this

particular racist

attitude against poor and oppressed people

and not trying to build a peaceful co-existence

with a particular element that had defected

from the Party."

VII. BPP FUNDS

The following is a summary of the financial

situation of the BPP provided.:by DE T-1 and DE T-2

from November, 1972 to April, 1973. Income was from

such sources as the sale of BPP newspapers, donations,

and contributions from Party members.

Expenses were

for such items as food, lodging, transportation, and

telephone.

Month

November, 1972

December, 1972

January, 1973

February, 1973

March, 1973

April, 1973

Income

$1,400

1,200

437

410

600

575

Expenses

$2,080

2,170

1,819

1,734

1,850

1,800

Above sources noted that Party assets are con-

siderably higher than indicated above due to the fact that

Party members turn over large amounts of money to the

Party from their welfare checks.

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The BPP maintains neither a checking nor a savings

account at any banking institution in

the Detroit area.

DE T-2

March 27, 1973•

VIII. MISCELLANEOUS

Free Pressin a December 21, 1972 edition of the "Detroit

, a Detroit daily newspaper, an article appeared

entitled "Black Panthers Charge Police with Harassment".

LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader, charged the Detroit Police

Department with harassing Panthers while they were selling

the Party

newspaper at the corner of State and Woodward

in Detroit. DARDEN charged that Party members had been

ticketed more than 25 times in the past year for loitering

and interfering with pedestrian traffic.

DARDEN went on

to state that members of the Party are being harassed

because they are black. DARDEN stated that the police

are attempting to stop

• the selling of

the Party newspaper

because the BPP is involved in

various programs to

serve the people of the community.

DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973, that the BPP's

lease on 2228 Bewick expires on September 15, 1973, and

that the Panthers must vacate the premises on or before

that date.

Source further advised that LONNIE DARDEN

is currently seeking suitable office space for the Party's

headquarters.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JETICE

ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

May 9, 1973

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Character

Reference

EXTREMIST MATTER

Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

-

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are concealed

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

this document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the fBl. It is the property

of the FBI and is looned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside you

agency .

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FD-23 (Res: 12-19-47)

FEDERI

FEPORTING OFFICE

DEFROIS

ITTLE OF CASE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

BUREAU OF INA

STIGATION

OFFICE GE ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

DATE

11/7/72

REPORTMIDE EY

SA JOIN V. INSOGNA

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO

5/9 - 10/31/72

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REFERENCE:

LEAD

Del esit

Report of Sa DONALD V. RILEYOUR, iRe, at Detroit: 5/11/72.

-P.

DETROTT

A° DETROII, MSCHIGAN

Will foliow and report activities of the BPP, Detroit

Division, on a

semi-annual basis.

ADMINISTRAIIVE

A11 persons mentioned herein as baing connected with the

Detroit Branch, BPP, are currently under investigation by the

Detroit Division

ACCOMPLISAMENTS CLAIMED

CONVIC. I AUTO.

FUG.

FINES

SAVINGS

AFPROVED

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INFORMANTS

ĐE T-1 iS DE 2446-E

DE T-2

Is DE 3605-E

DE T-3 is

DE 2650-c

DE T-4 is DE 2824-CI

DE T-5 is SF 5362-E

DE I-6 iS DE 1718-E

ORMANTS

DE I-7 is CSDE 2580-E

DE T-8 is CSDE 2962-E

> CONFIDENTIAL

SOURER'S

DE I-9 1S DE 1330-E - INFORMANT

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UINED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ESTICE

EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report oi:

Date:

Field Office File A.

Title:

~ Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

1 - USA, Detroit (RI1)

SA JOHN V. INSOGNA

11/7/72

157-3075

BLACK PANTIER PARTY

Office: Detroit, Michigan

Bureau File #:

105-165706 Suo 15

Character:

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Synopsis:

Detroit BPP headquarters located at 157

Collingwood, with an office at 2228 Bewick

and a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, all Detroit,

Mich. They continue to operate the free

breakfast program for school children and

sell "The Black Panther" newspaper.

Additional

programs and activity set forth. The Detroit

BPP operates under the leadership of LONNIE

DARDEN, Minister of Information.

-₽ .

..

within your

U.S. GOVERNMENT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA OF THE

DETROIT BLACK PANTIER PARTY (BPP) . . . . .

A. Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters and

Offices . ....

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

C. Funds . . . . ...

D. Connections with BPP National Headquarters

F. Publications

1. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper

BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit

F. Philosophy of the BPP

G. Arrests

H. Weapons .

I. Fortifications

J. Rallies and Demonstrations

K. Programs

1. Free Breakfast for School Chilaren

2. Free Lunch Program

3. Free Bussing Program

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4. Free Food Program

5. Liberation School

Is.

Teaching

Revolutionary Prograns and Policies

M. Travel of Party Members

II, MISCELLANEOUS . . .

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DETAILS:

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA

OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

A.

Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters and Offices

The BPP is a black extremist organization

started in Oakland, California, in December,

1966.

It advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics to.bring about che

overthrow of the United states Government.

The Ministry of Information continues to be located

at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan.

The BFP continues to operate an office at 2228

Bewick, Detroit, which is the location for the free breakfast

program. This location is rented by LORENE BANKS, vio

coordinates the free breakfast program and is an active

member of the BPP in Detroit.

The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-1

June 16, 1972

The BPP continues to operate offices at the

following locations:

157 Collingwood, Detroit

2228 Bewick, Detroit

Pad - 4200 Buena Visia, Detroit

DE T-2

October 25, 1972

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

The following is a summary of membership totels

for the BPP during the period lay - October, 1972, which was

•furnished by DE I-l and DE I-2:

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mich

Community

Workers

Month

May, 1972

June, 1972

July, 1972

August, 1972

September, 1972

October,

1972

Members

Temporarily

Elsewhere

6

9

13

17

13

10

8

, 17

20

18

15

15

0

0

3

3

3

During the months of August - October, 1972,

sources advised that three members of the BPP are currently

in California assisting in the campaign of Chairman BOBBY

SEALE.

BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of

the BPP currently running foi Mayor of

Oakland g

California.

LONNIE, DARDEN iS Minister of Information

and in charge of BPP operation in Detroit.

DE T-3

MaY 9, 1972

LEONARD MONGO is in charge of Finance.

:DE I-1.

June

16, 1912

LORENE

BANKS is in charge of the free

breakfast program at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-2

September 12, 1972

GERALD CRAWFORD iS in charge of 2223

Bewick,

Detroft.

DE I-2

September 12, 1972

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CAROLYN STURDIVANT is Assistant Coordinator

of the free bussing program.

DE I-2

September 12, 1972

ALVIN BROWN is in charge of the Liberation

School. e: 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-4

Azgust 3, 1972

C. Funds

A sunmary of financial activity was provided by

DE I-1, DE I-2 and DE I-7 from May - October,

1972:

Month

May, 1972

June, 1972

July, 1972

August, 1972

September, 1972

October,

1972

Income

$2,500.00

3,300.00

2,650.00

3,200.00

2, 650.00

2, 400.00

Expenses

$2,016.40

3, 010.00

2,196.00

2,880.00

2,655.00

2,550.00

D. Connections with BPP National Headquarters

LONNIE DARDEN aNd JODY WEAVER fleW tO B'P headquarters

in Oakland, California. Purpose of this trip unknown.

DE T-3

May 9, 1972

JODY WEAVER has been an active member of

the Detroit BPP and is currently i-

california.

LONNIE DARDEN talked about his trip to San Francisõo,

California, and the activitics at the BIP heaiquarters.

notad that BOBBY SEALE will soon cross the United States

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on a special train, handing out free groceries and maling

political speeches.

This supposedly is to get

SEALE's

name in the public's mina for his upcoming bia for Mayor

of Oakland, California.

DE T'-3

• May i0, 1972

LONNIE DARDEN said the situation ai BIP headquarters

in Oakland, California, is very tense with all of the members

carrying guns on their person at all times.

Everyone is

jockeying for the number two position.

No one trusts anyone

Confusion, competition, contention, and bad feelings

the mood of the office.

They all seem to be oui to get.

each other. DARDEN seemed to be making these statements

out of personal observation when he was in California.

DE T-3

May 31, 1972

LEONARD MONGO contacted BIP headquarters in

Oakland, California, requesting additionai

copies of the

BPP newspaper.

DE T-5

June 10, 1972

The BPP chapter in Detroit contacted the Oakland

headquarters and advised them that ROLAND REID will depait

June 18, 1972, at

5:15 PM on Americän Airlines flight 9).

and will

arrive in San Francisco ai 7:50 PM.

Gary

DE V.- 5

June 18, 1972

POLAND REID has been as active

member of

the BiP in Detroit.

in California.

are unknown.

DE T-6

June 30, 1972

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E. Publications

I. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper

DE I-1, DE I-Z and DE I-I advised from May -

October, 1972, the

BPP received

the following copies of

"The Black Panther" newspaper from BPP national distribution,

New York City, New York:

2.

May, 1.972

June, 1972

July, 1972

August, 1972

September, 1972

October, 1972

6,000

10,000

8, 000

11, 000

9,000

8,000

BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area

DE I-8 furnished the following leaflets which were

distributed by the BPP during the period May - October, 1972:

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LIBERATION SCHOOL

AND

FREE LUNCHEON PROGRAM

DEAR PARET' (8) 3

ALL POHER TO THE PEOPLE,

ATTER CARIPO: SOUNT AND ANALYSES OF TES CHLUDBEN'S ALBERAS

TION SOROOS, AND FREE LURCH PROGIAN, WE HAVE FOUND DEAT THE 07124

WADIMENG MAJORIES OF THE YOUTE ATFENDING TUE PROGRAM. COME FOR.

JUST NUE YEES DUNCE PORTION. NO QUESTION ABOUT IT BROTHENG AND

SENSES, FOOD IS INGKING IN THE COMNNINE. AND THE PREE LONCE

PROGRAM HELPS TO QUELL ARE BUNGER IN OUR STONACES.. WE ALSO MUSL

REUERIPER, BROCHERS AND SISTERS, TEAT AROTHER NEEDED TEING IN 003

POOR AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITY IS EDUCATION MAL PRICHES US QUE

DALL ROAR AL QUAS DESADENY SOSTITY. A SOCIETY SIT HEFUSES TO

MEDI THE BASIC HUN NEEDS AND DESIRES OF CEOSE BRSCONSIALE FOR .

MAKING AXENTIKA THE RICHEST COUNTEX IN TEE HONED TODAY. REINE

DER IT' WAS CUB BLOOD AND SHEAT CHAT WAS AN0/IS EXPLOITED. CUE

ZOUTE LUSE! BE EDUCATED TO THE TRICKELY TEAT HAS KEPT US DIVIDED

FOE DO LONG. SO TIR BLACE PANTEER PARTY URGES YOU AS A FAREIT

TO DID OE ERINE YOUR CHILDREL 22 DIE LIBBRATZON SORODEAL

SAVE TED BABIES!

ALL PONSE IO TAZ YOOFF!

INTERCOSINAL, BURYINAD ORIOR

DETROIT SRINCE

BLACK PALaZOR PAY

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TARGET AREA- (Liberation Sohool & Froo Lenoloon-

Location:. 107 Sellingwood)

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BIAC PARTNER PARRY

MAUDSDER ON 22203042204

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DAVID NO

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FREE BUSING PROGRA

hiplinin

WITH THE MAJORIRI. OP. DIS COUNTRY'S CARO MAD CREOR

PROFIO IN K2XS SONOS OF MICHIGAN STILL CANOS GOE TO DHE PRISONE DO V203T

OUT: GRACIORS AND BRANCHOS, SUON IACEROIS AS CORRAY LUAIE, SOBVIRE 1E3

VE CINE BLAOS PARIROR PAREO) HOUIO DIAS DO CONDINOS 20 23379 707 07 0044

SESPAND DESES DO SUO MUSON: ON SONDAY GONDES 197O 20G .200 MIL 13 1620215

FOR IROSE NÃO LAG VISUAING PEGULAS ININOS, AND O SULONT GUAS 18, 1912 03E

NEXT TRIP AS POR CUOSO NÃO MES VISITEIG BRUSTER (ON) e

•THE BUS HILL BE LEAVING AX 9:00 MIN. 12D 201L 122031337 6:00 2040 22 25

INPORTANO RENE YOU ARRIVE AT 157 COLONOOU L$ 8:00.A. POR BARDA S0L07RG

ARMANGENSHTS :

MECESSARY ITENS OR INFORUNCION BOUDED TO VISIO IMANES IN JACKSON 5/:25

FENIEZIXARY ARS:

(1)

IMAGES NOS AND ZOD. MUNDERE

(2)

MOCHOR E3 IS M PRUSSES CR 101.

(3)

YOUR RENE, ADORESS, ETEPOIS OD

(4)

YOU WUSE 2O OU TIRADOS VICTGING LICE IP MOR, 2OY9E 27153 63

CALI, 857-7742 0N 45 10 OBTAI YOINOS O GRITING CH 204205 1101313

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CONTACT :

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PER FREE ERRARRASE FROSRAN SPONSORED EX THE DURBONE: FRANCE CP :.

BLACK PANICE RADOY LAS ODDHED IT'S SECOND "ENE/PAST CONNER". IS.

TRUEST GENDER IS LOCATED AT 152 COULUELCOD EBUNREN SEGOED AND SCEL

"in.

TRE CODEX LOCAGIOR 15 AT 2228 23-111

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A,NO, MONDAY TERU FELAS.

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THE PRORET DE INE CONTUNITY ARE WELCOME TO COUR DO TAD DOZIZZAST 7H-

COMB, AND CAN VOLUNGER TO GIVE ASSISTAND MY SERVING TRE CHILDRZE 3T

THEY DESIRE IS DO SO. AND GAN INFOI CIPERS OF DUS PROGEN. IN TEE 5

IN QUESTIO CONCEINTNG TOE BLAREASE PROGRAMS PLEASE PERI, FIGS TO :::

TRE NURSES ARE LISTED PELOW.

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FREE BREAKFAST FOR SCHOOL

CHILDREN WEEKLY MENU

SSPIENER 18-22

741455454598

MONDAY

CAPABAL OR EGGS

SAUSAGUS

APPIESSUCE

KXEK

CAN. 20132

LUNSDEX

BACON

EGGS

CHOC. MILK

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THIS IS THE OEFICIAL BREAKFAST MONU FOR THIS WEEK, THE SORVIVEL

OF SHE BREAKIAST PROCESM IS. FUNDED EX YOU, CHE PEOPLE. ALL MARASS

PAST FOODS AND / OR MONEX DONALIONS ARE ACCEETABLE. CONTACT -DICER:

BREAKFAST LOCACIONS: 2228 BEWICK (EASTSIDE) OR 152 COICINCHOON (WEST.

SIDE).

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E. Philosophy of the BPP

In explaining the new Panther image, GERALD

CRAWFORD stated, "For too long the Parcher Party has found

itself in the role of defender, rather than educator of

the community.

We feel the Party should be a vehicle to

take the community to liberation and not the force which

consistently finds itself in conflict with the Police.

We are now moving toward the role of humanitarians, and

our goal is humanization of all mankind.

We would like

to remove all racial and class barriers, Our struggle is

more a class struggle - rather than à racial one, and

our role is to educate the community

• to that fact.

We

are not trying to teach individuals what to think, but

instead, we are trying to teach them to think lor

themselves and objectively analyze the situation we tino

ourselves in.

"Ironically, those people who can best perform

this service turn their backs on the conmunity and help

those forces which are oppressing all of us.

College

students today do not bring their talents back to the

community, but help to builä the system which they have

suffered under.

In order for us to succassfully perform

our duty, we need the support of the conmunity. The

Panthers are a part of the community and need

its entire

support. Without this support, we will be unaule to

continue our fight against oppression.

"For the past ten years, the Black Panther Party

has found itself on the covers of

national magazines and

in newspapers.

Reporters have described Panther members

as Communists and revolutionaries:

But fox

several reasons

this description is not applicable to today's

Black Panther

Party. In the past two years, the Panther

Party has

undergone drastic changes.

Black: Panther menhers have tried

to drop the role of querilla lighters and aie nutting every

effort into being known as educators and humanitarians.

"The Party's Detroit Chapter is trying

extremely

hard to change its image fron community bodyguaid to community

servant."

DE T-8

August 17, 1972

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G.

Arrests

On May 29, 1972, Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY,

Detroit Police Department, advised that GARY ROLAND REID

was arrested by the Detroit Police Department for oustanding

traffic violation.

On October 24, 1972; Lieutenant MC CoY advised

that LEONARD MONGO was ticketed by the Detroit Police

Department for violation of city ordinance - vending and

interfering with pedestrian traffic.

MONGO was selling

the try newspaper at the time He was given the ticket."

F. Weapons

DE I-1, DE I? and DE I-3 advised during May -

October, 1972, there

was no mention of weapons and no

effort to acquire any guns.

The guns that are available

are discreetly kept out of sighi.

I. Fortifications

There are no fortifications at the BPP office

at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE I-4

July 10, 1972

There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at

4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE I'-]

JuLy 26, 1972

The BPP office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, has

metal mesh screens which can be pulled down

over the windous

at night.

The

sand bag barricades have been rcmoved.

DE T-2

August 25, 1972

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J.

Rallies and Demonstrations

=

During the period May - October, 1972, the Detroit

Chapter of the BPP did not hold any rallies or sponsor any

demonstrations.

DE I-8

October 26, 1972

K.

Prograins

1. Free Breakfast foz School Children

The breakfast program continues to be in operation

at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE I-6

May 5, 1972

The breakfast program at 2228 Bewick, Dotroit,

has been suspended temporarily in lieu of a free lunch

program during the

The hreakfast program

will be reinstituted at the start of the school year in

September, 1972.

DE T-6

June 16, 1972

The free lunch program has been replaced by the

free breakfäst program.

DE 7'-2

September: 6, 1972

The breakfast program is also in operation at 157

Coliingwood, Detroit, and at 2228 Bewick, Detroit. Food

for the programs is solicited from store owners in the area

and some food is purchased by the Party.

DE I-2

September 14, 1972

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The following is a summary os the number of

children attending the breakfast program from May -

October,

1972.

information was

furnished by DE T-1, DE T-2

May, 1972

June, 1972

July, 1972

August, 1972

September, 1972

October, 1972

75

75

120

95

75

65

2. Exee Lunch Program

The free lunch program is noù operational at

either 157 Collingwood or 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-2

September 4, 1912

3.

Free Bussing Program

On June 3, 1972, the BPP sent a bus to the State

Prison of Southern Michigan (SPSM), Jackson, Nichigan.

DE T-1

June 16, 1972

On August 24, 1972, the BPP was making plans to

reinstitute its bussing program to Jackson, Michigan.

Party did not send a bus to jackson all sunmer.

DE T-2

August 28, 1972

No busses have been chartered by the Party recently.

DE T-2

September 12, 1972

The bussing program was advertised on a local

Detroit radio station.

DE 'I-9

September 16, 1972

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The Party is making plans to send a bus to

Jackson on November 4, 1972.

The Party is also planning

a bus on November 19, 1972.

DE T-1

October 31, 1972

4. Free Food Program

On May 21, 1972, the:BPP held a "Survival Day"

in the Jeffries Projects.

The

advertised purpose of

Survival Day was to give 1,000 bags of free groceries to

families in the inner city.

DE T-9

May 21, 1972

Survival Day refers to a program

implemented by the BP with the purpose

of giving free bags of groceries to

oppressed families living in the inner

city of Detroit.

On August 11, 1972, the Party sponsored a second

Survival Day program.

The Party advertised that 500 bags

of groceries were given away.

DE I-I

August 15, 2972

On October 21, 1972, the Party sponsored another

Survival Day program. At this program the Party gave away

150 bags of groceries.

DE T'-1

October 30, 1.972

5. Liberation School

Liberation School is held at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,

in conjunction with the free breakfast program. The aims

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of the Liberation School are to enlighten the children with

the aims of the BPP.

ALVIN BROWN is currently in charge

of this program.

DE T-4

JULY 12, 1972

Is.

Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies

Political education classes are no longer regularly

held on Sundays. The classes are now held at random during

as the BPP is currently more concerned with its

survival programs.

DE I-2

September 14, 1972

м.

Travel of Party Members

On May 6, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN and JODY WEAVER

flew to oakland, California. On May 9, 1972, DARDEN

returned to Detroit. JODY WEAVER remained in California.

DE I-3

May 9, 1972

ROLAND GARY REID and WILLIAM ARTHUR ELDER are

presently in California and do not intend to return to

Detroit.

DE I'-2

JULY 17, 1972

WILLIAM ARTHUR ELDER has been an active

member of the BPP in Detroit.

On August 21, 1972, LOUIS TOLBERT/JOHNSON travelled

to California to help work in the BPP campäign to elect

BOBBY SEALE aS Mayor of Oaklana, California.

DE T-2

August 27, 1972

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LOUIS TOLBERT JOHNSON has been an active

member of the BPP, Detroit.

II

MISCEL,LANEOUS

KENNETI/ HORSTON, former Leader of the BIP-NE,

is believed to have disassociated himself with the Bop.

HORSTON was recently

observed by members of the Detroit

Chapter in the Detroit area.

HORSTON probably avoided

having contact with these members and has made no effort:

to contact the Detroit Chapter.

DE I'-2

August

4, 1.972

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U'

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF

TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGALION

Detroit,

Michigan

November

• 7, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Title

Black Panther Party

Character

Reference

Extremist Matters

is.i

Report at Detroit, dated

and captioned as above

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities arc concealed

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

your agonis; it suel its contenes die nut lo be cindruced oulside your

with in your agenci.

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FEDERAL, BUREAU OF INV STIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

OFFICE OF ORISI

SAN FRANCISCO

TITLE OF CASE

CBLACK' PANTIEN PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT

FASGISM" (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

5/18/71

4/5 - 4/29/71

REPORT MADE BY

SA PONALD V.

PITENOUR, JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

RM - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACI

REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

TYPED EY

ah

REFERENCE:, Detroit repori of SA DONALD V: RILENOUR, JR, 1/5/71

P -

LEAD

DETROIT

A'S DETROIT, MICHICAN

Will

maintain contact with logical informants

and

submit evidentiary. report 30 days from dale of this report.

CONVIC

AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

I NONE

LCQUIT-

RECOVERIES

T.ALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR DYES

INo

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

#YES

Cito

APPROVED

AINL

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

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ADMINISTRATIVE

This. report is classilled contidential to protect

sources

of'a continuing value:

de

All persons mentioned herein who are active in the

Detroit Division are currently under investigation.

INFORMANTS

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Copy 80:

Report of:

Date:

Field Offiçe File i:

Tille:

Character:

Synopsis:

75%

1

UNTYED STATES DEPARTMENT OF "USTICE

DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA:..

CONFIDENTIAL

•

- MIG,

Detroit (MR)

• Sclet service.

Detroit' (Ril)

-OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) .

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SA DONALD V.

5/18/71

RITENOUR, JR. Ofice: Detroit, Michigan

157-3075

. Bureau File #: 105-165706-15

BLACK PANTIER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL CONITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCI)

DETROIT DIVISION

RACIAL MATTERS - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,

REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit MCCE continues to operate under

the direction of BPP National Headquariers,

Oakland, Calif.

Detroit continues

to sell

"The Black Panther" newspaper and operate a

Free Breakfast for School Chaldren Progrem.

EDGAR ROBINSON and KENNETIE HONSTON, both Detroit

NCCI members visited BPP national Readquartois

vin 4/?1.

Four NCCE members

were

arrested by

the Detroit Po for Murder

I. as a

result of a

holdup in which a man was

killed. • A purged

Detroit NCCF member has been contacting

-n be the

the

Cleaver faction of the BPP in New York, how-

ever, no attempts have been made to start a

Cleaver groip in Detroit.

-₽ -

DETAILS

CONFIDENTIAL

GhOUP I.

Excluded fron automatic

downgrading and

declassification

This document containa nolther recommondallona nor conclualons ol tha FBI. It la tho proporty of the FBI and la loosed lo

your agency: ll and lls contenta aro not to bo distribured nutaide your agoncy.

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: OFFICE: 0 - 151-075

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,TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

I..

REVOLUTIONIRY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED

BY BPP LEADERS ....*

.............3

II." ACTS IN FURTUERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIOFARY PROGRAM

.3

III. FRACKING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

• 4

IV. DOCUMENTS URGING TIE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

• 5

¡ V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

•..$

VI: FACTIONALISM

•.8

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I,

REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS 'AND POLICIES

•AS EXPRESSED BY BPP LEADERS

On AprIl 23, 1971, DE I-I advised that the Ministry ot

Information for the Detroit National Comnittee. to Combat Fascism

Detroit, Michigan,

by orders of KENNETH HORStON, leader of the Detroit NCCE.

• DE I] advised

that 611 Continental, Detroit, Mich-

igal, is Community Information Center Number One.

A characterization of the BPP is contained

in the appendix pages attached hercto.

II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAM

DE I-l adviséd' on April 5, 1971, that 157 Collingwöod,

Detroit, was being opened

as NCCE Community Information Centei

Number Two on that date.

DE T'-l advised on April 12, 1971, that four members

of the Detroit NCCI, ANTHONY NORMAN, MONUTE:

THIN, RONALD-SAITH,

and LARRY, POWELL, held up what they

believed to be a dope house

one at the victims was killea.

Detective Lieutenant WILIIAN MC COX, Security Section,

Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department, advised on

April 11, 1971, that lurder one warrants were obtained on April.

•34, 1971, fOr 1

LARRY POWELL, RONNIE IRWIN, and ANTHONY NORMAN,

a11

NCCI members.

A search warrant executed by the Detroit police

Department on April 11, 1971, at the home of BARBARA DIaSKOW,

white female associate of the NCCI, resulted in her arrest as/well

• las the arrest of the above three, RONALD SWITH, and CAROLYN SHIT™,

members

of the NCCF, and

recovery of property stolen in a robbery

on April 11, 1971, in which one man was killed.

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DE I-1 advisca on April 21, 1971, that the Free

Breakfast for School Children Program is currently operating

five days a week at the following locations:

611 Continental (30 childron)

157 Collingwood (15 children)

•St. Leo's Church (15 children)

DI. I-l advised on April 21, 1971, that the Detloit

NCCE scheduled a free community dinner in front of G11 Continen-

tal, Detroit, on Saturday, April 21, 1971, at 5:30 p.m.

Tables

will be

Get up to serve the food buffet style and there is to be

no sathering at the dinner as seating will not be provided.

DE I'-3 advised on April 26, 1971, that there were

not over 30 people at the NCCI dinner

on April. 21, 1971, at any

one time, and

that no incidents occurred.

DE I-I advised on April 27, 1971, that the NCCI

prepared servings of food for about 400 penple for the dinner

on April 21, 1971, and that all of the food was

passed out.

someone is

Michigan, on a daily basis. A loaded M-1 is kept at the desk to

prevent anyone from entoring the house who is not supposed to.

Posters

five been removed from some first floor windows so they

can see anyone approaching the house. These measures were in

stituted due to the raid by the police in March, 1971, which

caused the NCCF in Flint to lo0se face as the police took over

so easily.

III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAM

DE T-I advised on April 24, 1971, that political

education classes

are held at 611 Continental, Detroit,

every

Sunday and that the

classes consist of reading from and discussing

articles appearing in "The Black Panther" newspaper, particularly

the center section.

DE I-24 advised on April 28, 1271, that only nine

peoplo, mainly young kids, showed up for the political education

class 01 April. 15, 1973.

Attendance at the classes have fallen

off sharply since

the police raid in March, 1971.

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DI I-21 advised on April 29, 1970, that political

education classes

are held at the NCCi, Flint, Michigan, every

Sunday and that the clusses consist of

reading from and

discussing

articles, primarily the center-fold of "The Black Panther"

news paper.

IV.

DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAK

On. April 9,

1971,

DE I-3 provided copies of the

following leaflets entitled

"Wanted by the People" and

"rree Breakfast program for Children", which were distributed

• by the Detroit iCcE.

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FOR CHILDREN

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT PASCINE

IS MOVING TO RESE

POOR EADERPATVLLCTOTL OF OUT

THE FOUR MM. WICH WE DO TAS IS BY THE IMPLERCITATION OF A FREE

PAXTACT FOR CHOLDREN PROGRAM.

THE

EPCAKFAON FROGRAMS ARE NOC ONLY TO FABU THE CHILDACE II!

AU':

SISO TO BRIN

27E. CHILDREN:

CORRORICT FOGSTER TO DORK'AUD

SEF. TO IN THAT EVERY

20Ae FoD A

WELL-RAINICED FREAKFAST EACH HORNING.

ITAS FEING POE PROPLE'S PARAKFAST, OUP COAL IS TO SPSCAD BUTS

TH29 33 XH3 FROPLE'S

AS WITHOUT THE PENPUR'S. SUPPONTE

HE SAVE NOTHIE SaNCe

ES 3S A BASIC NECESSIZY, IT HAS TO BE MET.

Locations:

COMMUNITY AURO:

CENTER NO. 1

677 Continental

ST. LEG'S CHUROH

75th & Grand River

AN Fower To The

T255:.

7130 - 2190 MiS

6 NATIONAL CORITIES 1O

COPAY CAFEESY

HIGY O7 140181108

61J CONTINENTAL

DETROI! MICH..

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SLY DOC

NE P2994

RICHARD MILNOUS NIXON

MiCS MOWN 5Y: NichussM. Nixon, Richeid lilion.

Rial Mision

DESCRIPTION

AGE;

Si, lorn Janusy 9, 1913, S'oria Linen, Calit. 1

HIGHT: &

114"

WEIGHT: 170 pounús

BUILD): medium

MAIR: block

EXES: brown

COMPLEXION: molUed

RACE:

white

NATIONALITY: Amerisaa

LAST KNOWN ADUAROS: 1000 Percylvania dro.

Washington. D.C.

CAUTION

NIXON REPORTEDIY HAS BEEN ASSORITRO

WITH PERSONS 17ID

ADVOCATE THE USs OP

KYPLOSIVESANDLAY AN CACQUIRSO FIE

ARMS. CONSIDER DANGEROUS.

NIXON IS VANDED FOR CONSPIATO PO COMICS GAMOGIDE ECATSE

BLICK PEOPLE AND TH Y30U,

KILLIG LHOUS.INDS OF AMERICAN

SOLDIERS AND VIBRANDSE

PROPIL ILD OTHER ZOGA IND OPPRESSED

MY IS ISU MINTED FOR MURUBRING 30 O' CIO FEOPLE'S

WARKIONS AND

ALL PHOSE NNO IRE BRING HOLD CAPTIVE IN THE

JODTVAL DUMPSON UE SABITOS:

FEOPLE FE IS KNOWN TO ASSOCIARS MIER:

ENGAR HOOVER,

JORD NICHOLS, SPIRO AGNEH,

ROMAINE GHIBES,

ANU RENADES GLORIDUE CODIVER AND HIS

RUNAIVE FICKIES.

MEWARD

•A Progressive Move in Our

Struggle

For Riberation

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V.

EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL INITY

• SF I-16 advised on April 17, 1971, that KENNETII

BORS TON,

leader of

the Detroit NCCE, was in California, and

talked wath

Manister of Defense, HUEY NEWTON, on April 16, 1971.

DE I-l advisea on April 21, 1971, that EDGAR

ROBINSON, distribution manager of

"The Black Panther" newsnaper

for the Detroit NCCF, left Detroit en route Oakland, California.

on April 20, 1971, apparently to attend the funeral.

Of SAX MAPIER,

a member of the BPp who was killed in New York.

DE T-l advised on April 24, 1971, that LONNIE DARDEN,

a member of the Detroit NCCP, went to

• Toledo to check on the

situation there as some

members apparently walked into the oftice

wearing. Cleaver buttons on April 23, 1971, but were put out.

was

then to

proceea to Cleveland

whEre HUEY NEWTON,

Minister

of Defense for the BPp was scheduled to appear, however, he

failed to show up.

DE I-3 advised on April 29, 1971, that LONNIE DARDEX,

member of the Detroit NCCI, returned from Cleveland, Chis on

April 25, 1971.

"DE I-3 further advised that EDGAR ROBINSON, distribu-

tion manager of "The Black Panther" newspaper, returned from

California, on April 26, 1971.

DE T-l advised

on various dates in April, 1971, that

Detroit received approximately 31,000 copies of

"The

Black

Panther" newspaper during April, 1971, from BPP distributzon,

New York.

DE T-1 advised

that

money for payment of the news

•paper is sent to BPP headquarters, Dakland, California.

VI. FACTIONALISM

NY

T-s advised on April 12, 1971, that OLIVER MC CLURE,

also known

as

Malik arrived in New York from Dotroit over the

weekend of April 9-I1, 1971, for consultation with leaders of

the BPP Cleaver

Faction.

NIC CLURE WaS

the leader of the Detroit NCCF but wag

purged. Detroit continues to be loyal to NewtoN.

returned to Detroit from New York on April

1 DE T=2 advised on Anil 11, 19112, 197), NEX

MC CI.URS

brought

with him an unknown

number of Cleaver Faction

On".

newspapers, "Right.

MC CLUKE has not made any attempts to organize a Cleaver

Faction

in Detroit to source's knowledge.

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is currently in New york.

DE. I-1 advised on April 20, 1971, that NC CLURE

DE I-I advised on April 27,

1971, that NC CLURE

returned to Detroit from dew york about 3:00 p.m. on April.

1971.

DE I-1 learned on April 23, 1971, that MC CLURE

allegedly was ordered to kill VIRON REDWINE

and KENNETH HORSTON,

and to use his judgment as whether or not to kill CHARLES HOLT.

These three are leaders in the Detroit NCCE.

DE T-l advised

that HoLt has expressed sympathy for the Cleaver Faction and

is probably no longer being considered for assassination.

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APPENDIX

BLACK PANTHER PARTY, a15O KnOwn. as

Black Panther Party for Self Defense

According to the official newspaper of tho

*Black Panther Party (BPP), the BPP was started during

December, 2966, in Odiland, California, to organize

black people so they can take control of the lifo,

polities and the dostiny of the black conmunity.

It was

*organized by Bobby G. Scale, BP Chairman, and Huey !.

Newion,, Minister of Defense, BPP.

'74.

The official nevspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

regularly states that the bli advocates the use of guns

and guerrilla tacties in iis revolucionary progran to end

oppression of the black people.

Residents of the black

community are ungod to orm themselves against the polico

who are consistently referred to as "pigs" who should be

killed.

• The newspaper, in its issue of September 7,

1968, had an article by the then Minister of Education

George Murray. This article endca with the following:

"Black men.

Black people, colored persons of

America, revolt everywhere!

asm yourscives.

The only

cultura worth leoping is revolutionary cultuce.

Change.

'Frcedon everywhere.

Dynanite! Black power.

Use the gun.

Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968,

had an article introducod with

the folloving statement:

"We will not dissent from American government. He will

overthrow it."

David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPl, in a speech

al: the san Francisco Polo Field on

November 15, 1969,

said, "Ne will kill Richard Nixon."

David Hilliard, in the "New Yor l'ines,

" issue

of DeCember 13, 1969, was quoted

as follows:

"We advocate.

the vory direct overthrow of the government by way of force

and violence."

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•In the isque of April 25, 1970, the BPP

nevspaper had an article by kinister of Culture Bmory

ouglas as follows:

• "The only way to make this racist u.s.

Government aáministor justice to the people it is

oppressing, is

•: by taking up arms against this

governient, killing the officials, until the

reactionary

forces , . . are dead, and those

that are loft turn choir

weapons on their suporiors, thereby passing revolutionary

judgement asainst the number one eneny of all mankind,

the racist u.S. Government.

The BPP headquartors is located at 1016 Peralia

Street,

Oakland, California.

Branches of the BP!, and

Committees to Combat: Fascish, under control of the BIl,

have been established in various locations in the U.s.

75°

CONFIDENTIAL

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* UN

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF

ISTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply: I'lease Refer 80

File No.

Detroit,

Michigan

May 18

198.1

500.

•Title

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL

COMMITTRE TO CONBAT FASCISA (ACCT),

DETROIT DIVISION

Character RACIAL NATIENS - SMITH ACT OF 1940:

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND

Reference INSURRECTION

Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

hia document contains nolther recommendations nor conclucions of the fBi. It is tho provert

1 the Fil and is louned lo your mency: It and lis contenti are not to be distributed outsid

your agency.

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FD)-263 (K:v. 12-15-67)

FEDERALI

PUREAU OF INV

TIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

TITLE OF CASE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

DETROIT DIVISION

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

11/4/71

12/22/70 - 10/28171

REPORT MADE SY

SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, TE.

CHARACTER OF CASE

TYFENGY

ah:

SEM

REFEREECI:

Detroit report of SA DONALD V. RIlENOUR, JR.,

1/26/11.

-P-

IMAD

DETROIT

AT DETROIT: MICHIGAN

Will follow and

raport activities of the Detroit

BPP on a semi annual basis.

CONVIC sUTO.

FUS.

ACCOMPLISHHENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

I NONE

RECOVEFIES

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDINS OVER ONE YEAR EYES LE

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SiX MONTHS

DrES Die

SPECIAL AGENT

APPROVED

IN CHARGE

COFIESMADE:

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(105-165709 Sub 15) (RM)

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ust,

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Dissemination Record of Attached Report

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ADMINISTRATIVE

All persons mentioned herein as being connected

received extensive jail sentences.

The investigative period of this report overlaps

that of the previous report in order to include information

not received in time to be included in the prior report.

Inasmuch as the Cleaver Faction is now a separate

case, no mention of them is made in this report, except

where the Nevton Faction is involved. A separate report

will be submitied on the Cleaver Faction.

This report is classified confidentiäl to protect

sources whose identity, if revealed, could adversely affect

the national defense.

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

DE T-1

is

DE 1423-E PROB)

DE T-2 is

DE 1330-E

DE I-3 is

a well placed source

DE. THA is

DE 1560-E

_(PROB).

DE T-5 is

SF 3259-E

DE T-S

is

SF 3215-E

B

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DE I-T is.

NY. 7034-E

DE

• T-8 is

CG

7392-3

DE T-9 is

CSDE 2116-E

DE T-10 is

CSDE 2580-E

DE I-11 15

a well placed source

DE T-12 is

DE 347-E

DE T-13 is

DEL 1339C F

DE T-11. is,

NY 6155-E

"CONFIDENTI

Sour

INFORMANTS

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NON-SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

DE T-3 is

Lleutenant WULLIANLIC.COY

Security section

Intolligence. Division

Detroitpy

DE T-11 is

Lieutenant LOUIS SZAE

Flint, Michigan PD

CONFIDENTIAL

Souries

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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 - G-2, Detroit (RM)

- NIS, Chicago (RM)

1

• Os1, Dayton,

Ohio (RM)

- Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

1

- USA, Detroit (RM)

SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. Office:

Detroit, Michigan

11/4/71

157-3075

Bureau File #: 105-165706 Sub 15

BLACK PANTHER PARTY -DETROIT DIVISION

Character:

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Synopsis:

DETAILS

The Detroit NCCI was raised to full

BPD status, 5/71.

Their headquarters

the Ministry of Information, is located

at 157 collingwood, Detroit,

offices at 2531 Pennsylvania, and

2435 pennsylvania, Detroit.

The office

at flint, Michigan, was closed during

this period. Detroit continues to be

directed from BPP headquarters, OakLand,

California,

and have contact with other

BPP chapters.

Detroit continues to sell

"The Black panther" news pa peig

which is

their main source of funds, although

sales fell off during 9/71

and 10/71.

A number

of NCCE members were arrested

the first part of 1971, in connection

with robberies, beatings. some members

of the Detroit BPP have become dis

enchanted with NEWTON's policies and are

switching io the faction of the BPP

supporting ELDRIDGE CLEAVER.

-P o

CONFIDENTIAL

CRUP I

roxclused tros automatic.

dongrading and

reclassification

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA

A.

Location of Detroit NCCF and BPP

Headquarters and Branches

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

C. Funds

D. Connection With BPP National

Headquarters

Contact With Other BPP and NCCF

Chapters

F. Publications

1.

Distribution of "The Black

'panther" News paper

2. Local Publications

Go

Propensity for Violence and Preparation

for Confrontation

H. Arrests

I. Weapons

J. Fortifications

K. Meetings and Rallies

Lo programs of Detroit NCCF and BPP

1. Free Breakfast for School Children

2. Free Lunch Program

3. Free Clothing Program

Page

3

3

5

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11

12

12

13

79

80

82

83

85

86

86

89

89

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2.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)

M.

Teaching Revolutionary Programs and

Policies

N. Factionalism

0. Miscellaneous

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL

DA TA

The National Committee to Combat

Fascism (NCCF) is the organizing

bureau for the Black panther party (BPP) .

The BPP is a black extremist organ-

ization started in Oaklana, California,

in December, 1966.

It ad ocates the use

of guns and guerrilla tactics to bring

about the overthrow of the U.s. Government.

A.

Location of Detroit NCCE and BPP Headquarters

and Branches

The Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF continues

to function at 2009 Albert Street, Flint, Michigan.

DE T-1

January 7, 1971

The Ministry of Information is located at

613 Continental, Detroit, Michigan.

Community Information Center Number One (CIC #1)

is located at 511 Continental, Detroit.

CIC #2 is located at 3595 17th Street,

Detroit, Michigan.

DE T-2

January, 1971

The

office at 3595 17th Street, Detroit, closed

in February, 1971.

• DE I-2

February, 1971

157 Collingwood, Detroit, is being opened as

CIC #1 on April 5, 1971.

DE T-2

April 5, 1971

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¡addeces: 1200

NCCF was moved to a

The Ministry of Information for the Detroit Buena Vista

new office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit,

Michigan, by orders

Of KENNETH HORSTON, leader of

the

Detroit

NCCF •

611 Continental, Detroit, was designated

CIC #1.

DE T-2

April 28, 1971

•The NCCF office at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,

was abandoned by the NCCF because the member who had been

paying the rent dropped. out of the NCCF. Flint members

plan to function out of Detroit.

DE T.1

May 17, 1971

The BPP moved out of 611-13 Continental, Detroit,

the first of June, 1971, and moved into 2591 pennsylvania,

•Detroit.

The Detroit NCCF was raised to full BPP

status in May, 1971.

DE T-3

June 3, 1971

The BPP is using the residence of LORENE BANKS,

one of their members, at.

2405 Pennsylvania,

Detroit,

an office for the lurch program and liberation school diel.

DE T-4

July 27, 1971

The BPP leaders have acquaired

an apartment at

4200 Buena

Vista, Detroit, which is used by KENNETH HORSTON,

DIANE EROWN and EDGAIN ROBINSON, Apparently to get away

from the rank and file.

cat!.

-DE T-4

August,: 1971

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B.

Local Leaders and Membership Totals

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON is in charge of the

Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCE, YVÖÑNE COOPER: iS

secretary.

DE T-1

January 7, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON, leader Detroit NCCF

CRAPES HOLT, second in command

-

ROnny suNil, In charge 3595 17th Street, Detroit

ALICE RAYFORD, in charge of finances

LORENE BANKS,

in charge of Breakfast programs

EDGAR ROBINSON, distribution manager

RONALD SKITH, in chaige of Free Clothing Program

DE T-2

January, 1971

In March, 1971, the Detroit NCCF had 25 active

members,

including

five community workers.

DE T-2

March, 1971

DE T-2 advised in April, 1971, that the membership

and leaders of the Detroit NCCe Ior April, 1971,

are as

follows:

KENNETH HORSTON,

leader

CHARLES HOLT, Second in command

VIRON REDWINE, COOrdinatOr

EDGAR ROBINSON, distribution manager

LORENE BANKS, Breakfast Program.

31 active members including four community workers.

DE I-2 advised in April, 1971, that the leader

of the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF

is WAYNE THECDORE

V ROBERTSON and thät Flint has ten active members, including

/

three community workers.

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DE T-2 advised in May, 1971, that during May,

1971, LONNIE DARDEN was officer

of the day at 157 Collingwood

and that the membership consisted of 38 active members

including six community workers.

CHARLES HOLT, Second in command of the NCCE, has

been reduced to a community worker by KENNETH HORSTON.

DE T-2

May 11, 1971.

DE T-2 advised during June, 1971, that the member-

ship of the BPP in June, 1971, consisted of 34 active

mEmber's

and five community workers.

ROBINSON, distribution manager,,

When KENNETH HORSTEN is not available, Ist colling-

is in charge of

wood, and LONNIE DARDEN is in clarge of 2591 Pennsylvania.

DE T-4

July 2, 1971

DE T-4 advised in July, 1971, that the BPP

consisted of 24 active members and four

community workers in

July; 1971.

DE I'-4 attributed the decrease in membership to

• ..

the fact that some people were unhappy with HUEY NSWTON'S

policy of non-violence and because they had been directed

to attend church.

DE I-4 advised during August, 1971, that the

following persons were leaders of the Detroit BPP during

August, 1971:

KENNITH HORSTON, Leader

DIANE BROWN, Minister of Information

LONNIE DARDEN, CIC #1

EDGAR ROBINSON, distribution nanager

LORENE BANKS, Breakfast and Lunch Programs

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON, finances

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DE I-4 advised in August, 1971, that the BPP

had 18 active members, eight of which were community workers.

DE T-4

advised in September, 1971, that during

September, 1971, the BPP had 22 active members including

four community workers.

DE I-4 advised

during October, 1971, that in

october, Lyle, the SPP membership decreased to ten active

members plus two community workers.

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON quit the BPP and no one

has yet replaced him handling finances.

DE T-4

October 8, 1971

DIANE BROWN has returned to her home in Jackson,

Michigan, and may not be returning to Detroit, however, at

the time

she left she indicated she was taking a temporary

leave as she was needed by her family in Jackson, Michigan..

DE T-4

October 28, 1971

C

Funds

The following summary of financial activity was

provided

by DE I-2 and DE T-4

from February, 1971 through

October, 1971:

• Month

February

March

April

May

June

Income

$1,550.00

4,800.00

6,825.00

4,295.00

4,880.00

Expenses

$1,550.00

• 3,396.00

6,191.00

4, 938.00

4,646.00

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Month

July

August

Income

Expenses

7,368.00

7,209.00

4,341.00

4,718.00

September

2,575.00

2,227.00

October

2,375.00

2,066.00

The income reflected above generally consisted

of sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper and donations.

Expenses consisted of payments for the

news paper, shipping

charges, rent, food for the members, miscellaneous espenses .

including transportation, lunch,

and telephone calls for

people selling newspapers and collecting donations

and

expenses for clothing and pocket money for the leaders.

D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters

CHARLES HOLT; Second in command of the Detroit

NCCF, requested that BPD National Headquarters, Oakland,

California, send Detroit 10,000 copies

of the current

issue of "The Black panther" newspaper.

DE I-5

December 22, 1970.

• KENNETH HORSTON, leader of the Detroit NCCE, con-

tacted BPP headquarters, Oakland, Calitornia, requesting back

issues of "The Biack panther" as some of the people in

Detroit were unable to understand the BPP position in the

paper about the Zionist movement.

DE T-6

adi:

December 31, 1970

OLIVER MC CLUPE, former leader of the Detroit

NCCF, who had been purged from the NCCE contacted ROOSEVELT

HILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief of Staif, Oaisland, Californià,

and requested that he be reinstated. HC CLURE was instructed

to contaci KENNETH FORSION, leader, Detroit NCCI, to discuss

being reinstated.

DE T-6

January 11, 1971

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VIRON REDWINE, a Detroit NCCT member, is currently

in BPP Headquartèrs, Oakland, California,

possibly performing

some tasks for HUEY NEWTON.

DE T-2

January 21, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON left Detroit for San Francisco on

March 6, 1971 and returned to Detroit on March 8, 1971.

DE T-6

March 8, 1971

VIRON REDWINE flew from Detroit to San Francisco

on March 8, 1971.

REDWINE contacted Detroit on March

9

ana 10, 1971, advising that he was stranded in Oakland,

california, without funds to return to detroit.

DE T-6

March 10, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON waS Ordered to report to oakland,

caLzornia, Immediately by JUNe BILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief

_oi StatI, and HORSTON eit for Calliornia late March sy,

1971, 0r

early March 30,. 1971.

DE I-2

March 30, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON was in Oakland, California,.

at

BPP Headquarters on April 14, 1971.

DE T-6

April 14, 1971

BPP member SAM NAPIER, who was killed in New York.

DE-I-2

April 21, 1971

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ROBINSON returned from California on the evening

of April 26, 1971.

DE T-3

April 29, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON returned from San francisco,

California, to Detroit on April 30, 1971.

DE T-6

May I, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON contacted BPP National Head

to determine is the Detroit NCCE

had been raised

quarters on day to'a full BPP chapter and determined that

it mäy have been.

DE

T-6

MaY

• 12, 1971

LONNIE DARDEN. a member of the Detcoit BPP,

claimed that as or sunday,

May 16, 1971,

all Detroit

NCCF

chapters, including Detroit, had been raised to full BPI

status by BPP headquarters, Oakland, California.

DE

I-2

May 17, 1971

• KENNETH HORSTON, leader Detroit BPP, contacted

BPP headquarters, Oaklana, California, on June 11, 1571, for

advice.

DE I-6

June 11, 1971

DE I-6 advised from February, 1971 through August,

1971, that the Detroit NCCE-BPP made inquiries regarding the

BPP paper with BPP headquarters, Oaklana, California, at least

once each month.

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E.

Contact With Other BPP and NCCF Chapters

KENNETH HORSTON, leader Of the Detroit branch of

the BPP,

was in contact with BPP, New York on December

31, 1970.

•DE I'-7

December 31, 1970

!.

ZAYD SHAKUR, Deputy Minister of Information for

New York, arrived in Detroit the evening of January 9, 1971,

and returned to New York, january 11, 1971.

DE T-2

January 11, 1971

BOBBY RUSH, Deputy Minister of Defense, Illinois

Chapters

BP?, held a regional staff meeting at Chicago, on

- January di?

1971, and: was extremely irritated because Detroit

and,

several other offices failed to send a representative.

DE T-8

January 17, 1971

A representative of the foledo, Ohio NCCE was to

obtain the film "The Battle of Algiers" through the

Detroit NCCI.

DE T-5

January 21, 1971

SAN NAPIER, BPP, NEW TOXK, COntaCted BPP ChICagO

and requested six

JOKES

of nerspapers sent to Chicago irom

New yorks ve sent to the

Detroit NCCI.

DE T-8

March 26, 1971

YVONNE KING, Communications secretary,

Illinois

BPP, returned to Chicago from Detroit on June 4,

1971.

Mich

DE T-8

June 4, 1971

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KENNETH HORSTON, Detroit BPP,

contacted YVONNE

KING, BPP Chicago, in an effort to have her appear at a

rally for the Detroit 15 on June 25, 1971, at Detroit.

KING indicated she would probably appear,

however, had

to

clear it through BPP headquarters, Oakiand, California,

DE T-8

June 11, 1971

The Detroit 15 consisted of 15 members

and associates of the NCCE who were

arrested at an NCCT office, 3376 16th

Street, Detroit, on October 24, 1970,

in connection with the shooting

Detroit Police Officers on that date.

MARY FORD, member of the Detroit BPP, was sent

to Toledo, Ohio, to bely reinforce the chapter there.

DE T-2

June 1, 1971

Fo

publications

1. Distribution of "The Black panther" News pa per

sales of "The Black Fanther" newspaper have fallen

off in Flint, Michigan, and only halt of the 2,200 papers

received at Flint from Detroit had been sold.

DE 'T-I

January 7, 1971

DE T-2, DE I-1 and DE T-10 advised that the Detroit

NCCF-BPP received the following number of copies of "The

Black Panther" news paper:

Month

February

March

•April.

May

• June

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Copies

15,000

16, 000

31,600

42,000

18,400

35,000

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August

September

October

19,774

7,500

7,200

Copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper are shipped

to EDGAR ROBINSON, 611 Continental, Detroit, from New York

Distribution, 146-20 Rockaway. Boulevard, Jamaica,

NEW

York.

DE I-9

D: May 20, 1971

2. Local Publications

The following are copies of publications which

were either produced or reproduced by the Detroit NCCE-BPP

tor distribution to members, associates and to the general

public attending political education meetings:

DE T-1 furnished a copy of the following leaflet

on January 14, 1971:

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STUDY HER AD STIRS

PART I • FIRST STY TRE

HELETOIL - FOR COMPUNITE ADAK"S AID NOGE REIGERS

i.

TEN POINT PLANTORM AND PROGRAM OF THE BLACK PANTHRE PARTY

Ze RULES OF THE BIGH PAITHER PARTY

HOTTO

ille

CARDLITAL RULE

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE B.P.P:

t.

MASS LINE

PARTY LINE

SPESIFIED CHAFTERS OF THE RED BOOK

THARE LAD RULES OF DISCIPLINE

100

EIGHT FOINTS OF ATTENTION

111•

EVEKI HUBER OF No GoGGL, MUST KNOW THL CENTRAL COMITTEE OF BoPoPe

120

KHONESIDE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS

13.

KNOW BIRD BLACK PANTHER PARCY MENRER LURDERED BY TINS SYSTERI

PART LE - SEBORD STE PEEKS

1. IDECIDAY OF SPP - FLARINGE

2.

ESSAYS OF LINISTER OF DREENSE . HUEX PO NEVION

Зo CENTIOUS OF SUBY PO NESTON

EDUGOTICN ADD REVOLUTIOE - ELDRIDGE

CONVERSASION WITH ALDRIDSE CLEAVER

SMIZE THE TIME BOBBY SEATE

%: FIZ TAUS TO THE HOVIRT

MANDATES OF THE BoPoP.

9.

CEXTERFOLD OF ELI, RECENT B,P.P, NUNSPAPERS

100

BUNI LATORE OF THE UNDAN GURATITA

KSC LUST - PART I

• 1. SLIVE

2e OPPRESSED

3. OFPRESSOR

CAPINISHI

sniv

NED SOLORTALIOIL

21. PUCHESTI

220 A ULIRA - DELOORACH

230 FORELY MILITARE VIENPOINT

21: DEPARIENIAIESIE

25. CLTQUBISII

IPERIALISH

8. FLSGISTE

9. HAGION

10c REOTICHNLE

11= REVOLJITON (MICK) (ST)

The FOLDHLALIA

15. JUGrE

16, ENGIT OF THE PEOPLE

17. FROLID 0D TEC PROPIS

18, SUDJECIIVISII

19. MOIVIDELISH

20. SEOSTARIANISTI

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ATTENTION COMUNITY WORKMES AND HI.C.C.F. ICTIBIRS

DETROIT. CHAPTER

E FOLIONING INFORWATION IS AN ORDIR AND WERE DE CARRIED OUT UAICDTATELE

CI. PONOR TO THE PEOPLE, COURADES;

BECAUSE OF THIS RECESSITI TO INTENSITY THE STRUGGLE HERE IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN,

E IS NECESSARY TO ITHSIFY OUR INONLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AID TO TICHTEN UP OUR IDSOLOUS

HICH IS OUR FIBST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUEL A HATCH FOR A HUNDRED.

OUR CHAIRMAN IS FACING THE ELECTRIC CHATE, ETDRIDGE OUR HILISTER OF INFORMATION

S STIL IN EXILE. THE LIFE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSES HURT F. NONTON IS LI

ONSTANT DANGER OF ASSISTATION, SOME 30 MUMBERS OF OUE PARTY HAVE ALREADY BEET MURD

RED AND COUNTIESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IMPRISONED: ALI THIS IS RENTIFI AND INT SOME

E US ARE STILE VERT SLIP-SHOD IN OUR WORK.

BECAUSE OF THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE INWHICH VE ARE NOW ENGAGED • THE BEGINNING PHASES

E ACPUAL ARMED STRUGGLE • IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENSE THIS TRAINING. AND TO

EVICIOPE INTO A VANGAURD SOLDIER.

OUT IDES OF TRAINDIG PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN EACH HERBER AND COMUNITY WORKER.

I TEE COPINTION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRASS, TESTS MILL BE GIVIN TO DETERINE JUST

HAT LEVEL A COMRADE WILI, WORK,

THE FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING WILL ESTABLISH NETHER OR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A MERE-

ER OF THE NATIONAL COFTITTRES TO COMBAT FASCISM.

THE SECOND ST& WEEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POST-

IONS AND THOSE THO WILI BE IN CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGH-OUT THE STATE OF

COKHUNITY WORKERS --

- ARE ALI THOSE WHO CANNOT BUNCITON FUEL TILE AND ALL

THOSE WHO CAN AND DO FUNCTION FULL THE, BUY HAVE NOT CONPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS

TRAINING. THOSE NO PRIMARILY SELL NEISPAPERS, PASS OUT INAFLETS SEC.

BIBERS OF M.C.COF. -

- ARE THOSE NO FUNCTION FULL TIME AND HAVE PASSED THEIR

SIX WEEKS TRAINING PROGRAM. RHO SELL NEMSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE

NHO CORDITATE PROSRALS AND ACEIVITIES.

THOSE WORKING AS ORCAITZERS IT CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO

WHO COMPLETE PHASE TWO OF THIETA TRAINING COURSE. THESE PEOPLE WILL BE LOODED UPON AS

THE DRIVING FORCE OF TES ITIONAL COMITTEES. THESE PEOPLE WILE ORGANIZE VARIOUS AREAS

IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN®

#*THOSE IN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ALCOHOL, SUCH AS WINE AND WHISKEY, OR SHOKE

*IT WILL BE PERISSIBLE-TO DRINK BEER

AT THIS TIME

PHASE TIREE WILL NOT BE GIVEN BUT MENBINS OF THE B.P.P. WILL BE RECRUITED FROM IR'S RANKS

I WISH YOU ALI SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGLE TO BRUBIE HE A LAYO FOR A LIE.

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DE T-1 furnished a

copy of the following leaflets

on February 8, 1971:

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Aime mage

BANGOBANG

NIXON O# NIXON, ON PIG ASS NIXON

YOU WAR MONGREAL FOOL!

YOU HAVE COMPLETELY BLOWN YOUR COOL!

YOU WHO OIS TO THE PEOPLETE PEOPLE SAY

AND LIE AND LIE AND LIE.

OH PIGGY WIGGY, FOR THIS YOU MUST DIE!

WE

KNOW OF YOUR PLAN OF GENOCIDE

THIS FACT SO TRUE YOU CANNOT HIDE

YOU BEAST WHO ARE SO LOW

FOR YOU, WE WILL SHO NO WOE!

OUR PEOPLE ARE BEING EDUCATED

AND ARE SOON TO BE LIBERATED

FOR THEIR BODY WILL CONNECI WITH THEIR MIND

THEN DIG IT - WE CONNA SIEZE THE TIME!

FOR WE - THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF FASCIST

BABYLON ARE OUT TO DO - WHAT HAS TO BE DONE!

THERE IS NO RECTIFICATION

NOR JUSTIFICATION

FOR YOUR ADVOCATION

OF THE BRUTALIZATION

OF THE PEOFLE, WHICH YOU OPPRESS

PIGS OF THE POWER STRUCTURE, YOU ARE INSANE!

SO ALL WE CAN SAY IS PIGCY

HIGGY

BANG BANG!

11//

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE

SLIBERATION BY ANY MEANS

DETROIT "16"

POLITICAL PRISONERS OR U,S. FASCISI

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FREE

HE DETROIT

DONATE

TO:;

Ben Fondron

Erone Desaussure

David Johnson

Shantidoneson

POLNICAL PRISONERS DEFENSE

"circle sins

APRESTED

COMIT MURDERS APE STILL BEING HELD IN

THE WAYNE COUNTY JAIL. LONNIE DARDEN:

THE 16C%. MEMBE" TO BE INCARCEPATED, WAS

INDICTED AND IS ALSO BEING HELD WITE!' A

VERY HIGH PANSOY.

Cassandra Parker

Jerome tee

Willain Gunningham

FOR FURTHER INTOPYATION CONTACT:

Victer Grayson

Mrs. Beverly Flaming

COMMUNITY INFOPMATION CENTER

Kin Gardner

2009 ALSERT

TLINT

Carol E. Smith ala Carolyn

Stivia Robinson

Johnson

Diana Brown

(David

Pat Duncan

Long

2u9n

Linde warnsley

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

• 813 CONTININTAL

DETROIT MICH.

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The Childron's

Free Breakfast Program

Huey P. Forlon

Minister of Defense

Black Panher Party

FLINT NO.C.F •

INFO. CENTER

2009 ALBERT.

ST

DAYS: MOM-FRI

TIME:

7:00 - 8:30 AN 1

THE RATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISH,

IS MOVING TO NECT

THE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDGE OF CUR COMUNITY.

ORIE

OF THE. WAIS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS BY THE INPIEIENTATION OF A FREIT

BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM.

THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN

OUR

COMUNITY, BUT AISO TO BRING THE CHILDREN, PARENTS AND AJM PEO-

PLE OF THE COIUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE TO IT THAT EVERY

CHILD IS FED A WELL-EALÄNCED BREAKFAST BACH MORNING.

THIS BEING THE PEOPLE'S BREAKFAST, OUR GO I IS TO SPREAD THIS

PROGRAM PIROUGHOUT THE COLMUNITIES OF MICHICAN.

THIS IS PRE PEOPLE'S

PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPPORT,

WE HAVE NOTHING.

SINCE

THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, IT HAS TO BE NET.

Youth Molies:

Tho

Roveloêlon

RATIONAL COSTITTEE 2O COKBAT FASCISM

MINISTRY CE THTORENION

613 COMPE

MENTAL

U97.?073

MAR 2 7 1972

XEROXED ORIGINAL-RETAIM

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MINISTAY OL. TIFORM FION

613 CONTIMENNAL

DETROIT MICH.

199.2878

WATE

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Whare Is. Freedom 23

* *When we are not êven secure

trom

baing savagely beaten,

jailed, and murdered by

"POLICEMAN"- Who stand before

the WORLD; YET ge "Unpunished"!

- GENOCIDE

IN

* New

HOSPITALS...

Beihe!"

*Detroit-1

"Algiers Notel"

"1967 Rebellion"

FREE THE DETROIT

FREE-DOM "IG"

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SEND:

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Ordors

Property Sips Surely

•TO:

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LINE THEIR FOCKETS WITH THE PEOPLE'S MONEY, RE-DECOFATE THEIR OFFICES

AND DRIVE AROUND IN

THEIP FINE CARS WITH PRIVATE PIONES WITH A

DIPECT LINE

ALL POWER

TO THE PEOPLE

1. / Ma

Da 142

minternitis

TO PIG RUTHERFORD, CITIF HOG.

BUT YET, THEY ARE SUPPOSE TO RE MEETING THE

BASIC NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE HERE IN FLINT.

WE AS MEMBERS OF THE NATICAL, COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM AND THE PEO-

PLE, KNOW THESE RAFFONS FOOLS FOR WHAT THEY ARE, POUCHISI, OPFORTURIST

HOUSE MIGGER-LICKIES. VE SAI THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMMEDIATE END TO THIS

PIG ACLIVITY AND TRICKERY TUAT THE OMBUDSMAN ARE USING ON THE PEOPLE. BLACK

PEOPLE: WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LOGER, AND BLACK PEOPLE SAY IF THESE THINGS

GO ON ANY LONGER, VI WILL PUS A STOP TO TIES PIG ACTIVITY BY ANY MEANS

NECESSARY.

DEATH! TO THE ICUSE NICEET.

LACKEY AND ITS PUNNING DOR

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КОНА1, СОМИТТЕТЕ ТО СОУВИ: ГАРСІС

СОШТУ. ІРОГЛІС СВІТЕР

2009 ALEFT

THINT

YICt.-

СИБУРУ

COMMUNITY NEWS

This

'EVERY SINCE THE ELACY LIRZPATION MOVEMENT STAPTED IN 2065, GPEEDY IN-

DIVIDUALS LAVE BED! PIMPING OFF THE PEOPLE. ONE SUCH BAND OF INDIVIDUALS

: EXIST Ill FLINT, GOIC LDER DUE GUISE OF BRO-SAY, FROTHERS OF HAY.

WILLY POLAND, JOW: (BIC FORD) COLEMAR, AND WILL CRUM THE SHOWS FRANK-

LIK STARTIN THIS OFCAMIZATION SUPPOSEDLE TO SERVE TUE PEOPLE. THOUGH

TRICKERY AND DEMAGOGIC STRATICY, THEY WENT ON IC DECEIVE THE PEOPLE INTO

THINKING THAT THIS ONGANIZATION WAS A RIGHEEOUS BLACK MILITANT OREANIZA-

STION, INTENT ON SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGINE JUSTICE TO THE PEOPLE.

RUN THE SHOW FRANKLIN AND LOUD CUTHEN COLEVAN, USER WILI. BOLAND AS •

3A HAND TOCL. THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF UNCOWIE BROTHERS INTO DOING

# THEIR LITTLE DEEDS. LIKE GETTING HONDY FROM THEIR CORERCHCE, THE PIES.

FROM THERE, THEY MOVED ON TO A HICHER LEVEL, ONCUDSWAY, WEICH IS NO MORE

THAT' AN OREANITATION THAT IS BUILT AROUND TELLING THE PEOPLE CUE THINE

AND THEN ITLLING THEIN CONTENCE PNOTIER. GETTING HOUEY AND SAYING THAT

"THEY ARE CONG NO ISLE SHE PEOPLE IN SET BLACK COMUNITY, WHILE THE PIGS

• APE STILL BRUTALIZING, BEATING AND KILLING NIGGEPS

BLACK PEOPLE ALL STILL LEVING IN BOACH AND

• RAT INFESTLD HOUSES. BLACK PEOPLE ARE BRING HEFT-

ED INTO UREA RENEVAL POJECTS, WHICH APE IN

ESSENCE, HICCEP. PLYOVAL PROJECTS. BLACK CHILDSEN

APE STILL BUNGPY, MILE FIGS STILL FATPOL AND CON-

TROL THE CORINITY, MID APART FROM THIS, 17 NEW PIC

RIDES HAVE BEEN ADELD TO TUE BLACK CONVUNITY TO

HARASS THE COLMUNITY.

..

IVEN THE STUPENDS IN SCHOOL ARE BEING

VAMPED GI WHILE THE BOOT-LICKING LACKEYS, PINI

"In

TriE

SIG AND BIC NORE, LOUPPOUDIDD LESG COLE-

WAM, ARE FEEING AROUND WITH 025'S TO DILIS

POCKETS, SITTINE AROUND US THE COMPD OF SHE:

UPRAS CONLITION BITH FIG PFOSECUIOR, TWG

FACED ROBLES JOHADD, COREDY, AVAPICIPUS

BUSTHESSILS COMNLETIELE AND OTECE MIG BUSINESSMEN, WED ARE'S SOVIE CIVE

В ПЕТ ДО МЙ ВіДСЬ ДЕСНИЕ СТ Л1Л.

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NATIONAL

TTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM

•COMMUNI

INFORMATION CENTER

2009 ALBERT

FLINT MICH.

Free Breakfast Program

Ley?. Newton,

FOR CHILDREN

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, WHICH IS A POLITICAL OR

ANIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, HAS SET UP IN FLINT, A FREE

REAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY. THE BREAKFAST IS SET

P-TO BRING THE CHILDREN AND THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND FEED THE CHILDREN

WELL,-BALANCED HOT MEAL EVERY MORNING, THE CHILDREN ARE BEING EDUCATED

ITO THE AWARENESS OF BLACK REVOLUTIONARY ARI, REVOLUTIONARY SONGS, THE

EN POINT PLATFORM OF THE BLACK PANTEER PARTY WHTCH IS WHAT BLACK PEOPLE

BED, WANT AND MUST HAVE. PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT THEIR CHILD-

EN ARE DOING, SHOULD COME THROUGH THE OFFICE WITH THEIR CHILD OR WHEN

EY HAVE THE SPARE TIME IO FIND OUT HOW THEY COULD BE OF HELP AND FIND

BE WHAT THEIR CHILDREN ARE LEARNING. •

BUT THE PEOPLE'S FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM IS BEING SABOTAGED BY A FEW

NDIVIDUALS WHO DON'T WANT THESE CHILDREN EXPOSED TO THE TRUTH. THESE

BOPLE ARE THE LACKEY TEACHERS, AND THEIR HIRED BODY GUARDS, THE LOCAL

DLICEMEN (PIGS). SOME OF THESE SCHOOLS ARE DORT, DOYLE, COOK, KENNEDY,

DÁLL INSTILL FEAR IN THESE CHILDREN MINDS WITH THREATENING FAILURE

OTICES FOR BEING LATE OR FOR.COMING THROUGH OUR OFFICE. AMONG THE OTHER

OWL THINGS GOING DOWN, THE PANTHER PAPERS ARE BEING TAKEN FROM THE CHILD-

EN. BUT EVEN THIS LEVEL OF REPRESSION WILL NOT STOP THE PEOPLE'S FRES

REAKFAST PROGRAM FROM EUILDING THAT FACE TO FACE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE

COPLE OF THE COMMUNITY, NOR OUR CONCERN FOR THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF

N MEETING. THEIR BASIC NEEDS.

WE, THE N.C.C.F. AND THE PEOPLE WILL NOT LET THIS BREAKFAST PROGRAM

E SABOTAGED BECAUSE OF FASCIST PIGS; OR ANY OF THE PEOPLE'S PROGRAMS,

ECAUSE TOGETHER AS Á WHOLE, WE WILL HAVE COMMUNITY CONTROL.

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Fred weaklast Prog am

FOR CHILDREN

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEEI

THE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDCED OF

OUR COMMUNITY. ONE

OF THE WAYS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS BY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A

• FREE

BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGPAM.

THE BREAKFAST

PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN

OUP. COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO IO BPING THE CHILDREN, PARENTS AND ALL PEC-

PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE

TO IT THAT EVERY

CHILD IS FED A WELL-BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.

THIS BEING THE PEOPLE'S BPEAKFAST, OUR GOAL IS TO SPREAD THIS

PROGRAM THPOUCHOUT THE COMAUNITIES IN MICHIGAN. THIS IS THE PEOPLE'S

PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPPORT; WE HAVE NOTHING SINCE

THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, IT HAS TO BE MET.

Locations:

FLINT NOCE

INFO. CENTER

2009 ALBERT

ST

Youth Makes

The

Rovolution

DAYS: MON-FRI

TIME: 7:00 = 8:30 AM

NATIONAL COLMITTEE TO CONFAT FASCISM

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

611 CONTINENTAL

DETPOIT MICH.

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Free L

eakiast Progr

FOR CHILDREN

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEDI

HE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDEED OF

OUR COMMUNITY. ONE

DF THE WAYS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS FY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FREE

BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGPAM.

THE BREAKFAST PROGPAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN

OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO TO BRING THE CHILDREN, PARENTS AND ALL PEO-

PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE

TO IT THAT EVERY

CHILD IS FEN A WELL-BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.

•THIS BETNG THE PEOPLE'S BREAKFAST, OUR GOAL IS TO SPREAD THIS

PROGRAM THPOUGEOUE THE COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN.

THIS IS THE PEOPLE'S

PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPPORT, WE HAVE NOTHIHE SINCE

THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, IT HAS TO BE MET.

Locations:

FLINT N.C.OF

INFO: CENTER

2009 ALBERT

Youth Makes

The

Rovolution

DAYS: MON-FRI

TIME: 7:00 - 8:30 AM

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM

•MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

611 CONTINENTAL

DETPOIT MICH.

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NATIONG

OMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCI

STRY OF INFORMATION

611 CONTINENTAL

DETROIT MICh.

Open Letter To The Community

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM IS AN ORGANIZING BUREAL OF

BLACK PANTHER PARTI. TRIS MEANS THAT WE WILL BE IMPLSMSNIING AND

ANIZING

: TAE VARIOUS SOCIALISTIC PROGRAMS FOR THE PEOPLE IN/THE COMMU-

I AS ESTABLISHED BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

THE FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM WHICH IS SOON TO BE STARTED, WILL FEED

THE YOUTHS IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY A GOOD WHOLESOME MEAL

WE RECOGNIZE

Y'A CHILD CANNOT STUDY, LEARN OF CONCENERATE AS WELL ON AN EMPTY

ACH AS HE CAN AFTER HAVING EATEN A HEALTHY HEAL. CAPITALISM, THE

A DE ALI PEOPLE, BAS CAUSED WARY BLACK FAMILIES

TO HAVE TO SEND THEIR

GRAN TO SCHOOL IN THE MORWING WITHOUT FOOD. BUT THROUGH OUR PROGRAM,

§ PROBLEM WILL BE ELIMINATED.

THE FREE MEDICAL REALTH CARS CLINIC WILL SUPPLY THE PEOPLE WITH MUCH

BED FREE HEALTH CARE. TIME AND AGAIN,

BLACK PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM LACK

EDICAL TIDATMENT BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T

' HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THE HONEY

FRE DOCTORS• WE MUST SUFFER FOR HOURS. IN CROWDED DOCTORS OFFICE'S TO

KEDICAL EXEATMENS WHICH

IS SIMILAR TO BEING TREATED LIKE A PIECE OF

INERY ON A FACTORE ASSEMBLY LINE. OUR FREE MEDICAL CLINIC WILL GIVE

TREATHENT AND MEDICINE TO THE PEOPLE THROUGH THE SERVICES OF QUALI-

D LICENSED DOCIORS AND NURSES.

WE T00,

REALIZE THAT DOPE ADDICTION IS A VERY PRESSING PROBLEM IN THE

K COMMUNITY, IT IS LITERALLY ASSISTING THE ENEMISS. OF BLACK PEOPLE

HEIR PLAMS. OF EXTERMINAEION OF CUR RACE. OUR YOUNG BROTHERS. AND SIS~

i AND SONS AND DAUGHTERS

ARE LOSING THEIR LIVES CONSTANTLY BECAUSE OF

WERDOGE DE SOME POISON DRUG THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY AND ITS ORGANI-

THE M.C.C.F., HAS STOOD FORTH BOLDLY AND CONDEMED THOSE WOM

BLAVE SHOULD REALLY REST ON. IT IS THE GREEDY AVARIOUS BUSINESSMEN

THE CROOKEN BRIDE TAKING PIG POLICEMEN, WHO ARE LETTING AND PROMOTING

ENTRANCE OF HERION AND COCAINE INTO THE BLACK COMMUNITY. AND NOW THEY

TRYING TO COVER UP FOR IT WITH A PROGRAM THAT GETS THE ADDICTS STRUNG

SE NESHODONSS & DRUG SINILAR TO HERION.

WILL. END

THIS PROBLEM ONCE AND FOR ALL.

NE ALSO HAVE A FREE CLOTHING PROGRAM WHICH WILL MEET THE CLOTHING

& OF THE PEOPLE TERCUCH THE DONATIONS WE RECEIVE, AND APE

WORKING

ENGENTLY FOWARD OPENEIG A FREE SHOE FACTORY, A FREE PEOPLE'S LIBRARY

A NO-INTERUST LOAM PROGPAM.

AVE TUST RECENTLY OPENED A NEW OFTICE IN YOUR COMMUNITY AT 2009

AT.

THE OFFICE HOURS APE FROM 9:00 A.N. TO 9:00 P.M.

YOU ARE

OME TO COME THROUCH ANY DAY.

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE

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: DE 157-3075

On February 17, 1971, DE I-ll furnished copies

of the following leaflets:

(27

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2/110/11

THS CARDOHIS OF DER REVOLUTIONISE

BY Makheil Alexandrovich Sakurin

with Introauction by Minister oi

Infornation Blaol: Panther Farty

The Catechdom de the Revolutionict, by Mikbail Alexandrovich

Bekunir,

1º one of the most important formulation of principles in

Slee

enüire history of revolution.

a conterporary of

Nerk, bakunin. wes

the

epitone oi the activist and his deeds spoke lcuder then his vords.

But

has words, are whai history has allowee to enoure:

Bakunin's nessage.

Tine

history of revolutiorary movements all

over une world

faot that Bakunin's message must be unearthed and scruüinazed by a new

generation laced with a new tyranny. In the midst of all this svil ena

human sufferior there is too nuch co-existence going on.

Peach. aeckera

scussisting with Hai Mongers:

Comunisus co-scisting-with Capitelioo:

Sayse co-azisting with Slave Masters, Black netionalists co-existins

with indi ArorAnerican bordes.

Ji's mime to intensily the struggle. Wiinin the black colony of

Arro-imonion, this neana & declaration of ves upon the blair coumgooánáo

SLaSS of Big Buadness Men woo hare tuned Diadecional

Liberation Scrustle Into Big Business.

Whose Civil Nighos" Excorsires

must be allowed one choise and one chodog only: raturn

do your Deeplay

baineing win you your wealth end sezzlay and

Four googie!

e cause, You have nothing that le sacred not even dous

life.

Intestfying the Struggle means, at thie stage wiühan tae white

mother count done new alatinotions.

arising fron the sieep of tradition and making soos

definitions.

Within the ronks of the white not-

0r coury

rascals, the new generation must part compang with the

• 936.

et the very

Preserenly, ins ner soneration should take hola of

The c16 end

bond them of broak them,

There la nothing left for them to

They must be demoved to advisory and cechnical positions.

Pressure on Jasm must be stopped up to the nexinu and kept taeza.

Soop at saining.

= d

compared to tno job thai Apronarionn Rovointlonasios mud shivo

mothor countey celesale have on their hando, aid parolutions

Liberation struggles of ine pass have been

childe play.

Thay mist be

kept oleer in sees waits bocher country casiocis ere tighirag fore rev

0lnion-hile Airo onion covolutonariod are fighting

for nations?

Liberetion s against & condon enday:

bastard ortopsings, Colondalion, Inpertalisa, and Neo dolontelica.

Read the calechase.

Farhaps you w111 finò a vord oi phraes chai.

mild. sobanco you

revoimiionary perspoctive and tnosnaily your rotaraty,

1 Hoosego, ion ta shole world 1118 hove novod & labile O101

to tins future:

12720638 09 80703406235

Sack ContRol Toney

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THE CATECHION OF THE ECVOLUTIONIST

The Revolutionist's Attitude Toward Himself

The revolutionist is a dooned men,

He has no personal interests,

fiairs, sentiments,

attachnents, profarty, not even a name oi his

Evssything in him is absorbed

by one exclusive interest, onu 620-

is one passion - the revolution. .

In the very dept of his beinz, not merely in vora bui in daea, he

brolen every. connection with ine sociol order and with the winole

whin aid the laws, appearances, and generally accapted

rentions and moralities of that voria wich he considers his ruthiess

Shoul he continue to live in it, 1t will be solely fon the pur

dI destroying in more surely.

Ine revolutionist

despises every sort of doctrinairism and has ra..

nood the peacell. scientitle pursuios, Leaving

them to future generation

He knows only one

science, the science of destrucuion.

For this

only inis purpose he makes a study of mechanics, physices

chenistry

posSibly medicine.

Fos this purpose he studies

day ana nignt the

ing science of human beings, their characiers, situation,

and 611

contitions of une present

social system in its various surats.. The

ocü is bus one?

ten.

the quáckess possible destruction of thei ignoble

He despigos public opinion.

He despises and hates the present day

• of morals wiüh oil lts motivations and menifestation.

tever side the triwaon of the revolution is ethical; all that thias

ders it is unethicai and criminal.

The revolutionist is a doomed man, Ke is merciless tovara the state

toward the entire syaten of privileged educated classes; he need in

n'expect no mercy from then.

Between him and them unere is continuous

i irreconcilable ver to the bitter

end, wether it be-raged openly ci

reuly.

He must be ready to die aù any moment. He must train hiasels

stana torture.

Rigocous towards himself, he must also be gevere with othess.

ider, sortening sentimonis of kinship, friendahip, love, eratituõe, and

30l honor itself must be

snuffed

out in him by the

one cold passion of

= revolutionary cause.

For hin there is only one satistaction, con-

lation, and delight-te succens ci the revolation.

Day and night wo

et have one thoughü, one ain-inexorable destruction.

Süriving coldly

3 unfairly towards this ain, he must be ready to perish himsolf and to

siroy with his own bands everything that hinders its celization.

The nature of a real revolutionist precludes every bit of sanüiner-

lity; comanticion, of infatuation and exoltation. It precludes over

rsonel hatred and

revenge,

Revoluticrory passion having becone & 10

I pheronened, it must be

combined with cold calculation.

At ail diars

revoltionist maz too bo tbas torardo wick he is impoi-

persong arouses, but thun mich tue general intereits of the

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The Relations of the Revolutionists Toward His Conrades In the Causs

8.

A rovolutionist may feed friendship or attachment only for those

who have proven thenselves by their actions to be revolutionists like

himsoli. The measure of friendship, davotion, and other pbligatione

towards

such a conrade is determined solely by the degree of his use

fulness to the cause of the alldestructive revolution.

9.

solidarity of the revolutionists soes without saying.

The whole

strength of the revolutionary couse is based on it.

The fellow revol-

utionists no stand in the same plane of revolutionary undecstanding

and ardos must, as far as possible, discuss all important matiare

jointly

and decide

ühen unamimously. In the execution of a plan thus decided

upon, however,

everyone must,as far as possible, count upon himself.

In carrying oui acts of destruction each one must

act alone and rasort

to the counsel and.

aid of comrades only when this is necessary 10r

success.

10.

Dach comrade must here at hand several ravolutionists of tine

second

and intra degree, i,a, such as are not entlrely initiated.

He must 00.

sides them a part of the common revolutionary capital placed at his dis

posal.

He musi spend his porcion of tne capital economioal; aliga

striving to extraci the greatest possible use iron 1t.

He is

to considen

himself

as capilal, fated to be spent ion the triungh of the revoiutton

any cause; howaver,

he has no sight personally and alone to alapose of

that caplial without the consent of the aggregate of ine fully inaciated

11.

When a conrade comes to griei, in deciding the question whethor or

noi to save him, the revolutionists must tale inio conscoration nou has

personal feelings, out solely the interests of the revolutionary cause:

Therefore, he must weigh on the work consciouied by une comrade, cad or

the other, the expenditure of revolutionesy forces necessary do rescue

him; and he is to decide according to which sica.

The Revolutionist's Relations With Society

12.

himself not in korda buù in desas, can be erfectea only. oy unentrols

to the organi

agreement.

13.

The revolutionisi enters the world of the State and of ine educated

privilege classes and lives in it only for the purpose of its fulles

and quickes destruction.. He is not

a revolutionist 11 he 15 arusoeà

-

to anything in this world, in he can stop before the annihilation of

any situation,

relation, or person belonging to this class on woric

everything end

evorybody must be equally haterul to hin.

All the roose

to irim 1ê: he has any relations of linshia, friendship, on love; a 15

not a revolutionist if they can stop his hand.

14: For the purpose of ruthless destruction, tho revolutionist moy erd

praguently must live in society, pretencing in be

sonothird entirst

differont from what ho is.

rovolutionist nust porotrate 01s2y.2028

Inio all the hichor and middle classes; the morchant's store, tho

the noblonan's home, the bureauoratic world and milluasy cirolos, into

literativa

into tho Third Department (Secret Police), dad evon Inuo

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drav up & list of persons thus condemned in the order of their rolative

haimfulness to the suecess of the cause

so that the preceding numbers

may be removed before

the subsequent ones.

16. In making up such lists and for the purpose of establishing the

above mentioned order,

one should by no neans be guided by the personal

villainy of the individual, nor evon by the hatred of which he calls

forth in the association or among the people.

This villainy and unis

hatred may even by party usejul by holping to arouse the masses oi

і. іке

revolt. It is necessary to be guided ly the neasure of usefulness which

would resuli from his death, to the revolutionary cauge.

Thus, Il23y 01

all, those men must be destroyed who are particularly harmiul to the

olutionary organization and also those whose sudden and violent deatn may

fill the government wiin the greatest fear and shake its power by depriv

ing it of iis cleaves and energetic man.

17. the second category must consist of persons whose lives would be

spared only temporaily so that, by a series. of brutal acus, they brirg

the people to the point of inevitable revolt.

18. To the thirô category belong a great many brutes in high positions

not distinguished. by any particular intellect of energy, but dua to theis

position, enjoy riches, connections, influence,

and power. It is necess

ary to exploit them in every possiole way; trap them into one's slaves.

Their power, influence, connections, riches, and surengen till baccae

inexhaustlble trossury

and support of vacions revolucionery enterprises.

19. The fourth category consists of ambitious offiveholders and 11b022is

of various shades.

One may conspire with them in accosdance witr thear

making them in accordance that one follors them blindly aná at

the

same

time one should take hold of them, get possessions of all their

secras, compromise them to the vinost; so that no avonue of escape nay

be left to them and use them as instruments for stirring up disinbiness

in the State.

' 20.: The fifth. docurinaires (rafers io Bakunin's opponents within the.

revolutlonary camp), conspirators, revolutioniso talking idly in groups

and on paper.

They must be continuaily cushed and pulled forrect.

wards practical neckbreakine statements; the result of which wouid be

complete desiruction of the majority and the real revolutlobery

training of a few.•

The sixth and very important category includes wonen who should be

classified under three main divisiono;

empty headed, stupid, soulless

#ho

may be undes like the third and fourts category of non; otters

220-

ent, devoted, capable, but not vith us because they have not yeù worked

thomsolvos up to the real phraseless and geruine revolutionary uncez-

standing; they are to be mado use of like the men in the third cabego-y;

finally, women, entirely ours, i.o. fully Initiated and heving coie-

tely accopied our progran..

They are our comrades.

He must 100r upon

then as our most prccious

treasure. Without the aid of rich we cantu

Eet along.

22.

The Attitudos of the Association Toward The Poople

association has no

and harpinoss of, the masses,

sue, cominena that this liberation a to echlovement of unto 2az8a.

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only through an all destroying popular

revolution and the Association

will by all means and all its power further

the developonent end excan-

sion of those evils and those calamities which cust at los exhauso the

patience of the people and arive them to a general uprising

By Revolution tea Association does not undorstand a ragulated

movement after the classical western model. A movement wrich always

bowing to the property sights

of so-called

everywhose to the overthrow of one political form in order to raplace iù

by another and striven to create a so-called revolutionery state.

Only

that revolution will be banericial to the people which will destroy at

the very root overy vestige of stateniod and will annihilate all of ü41s

country

s old tractions, institutions, and classes.

The Association therefore does not

intend to force on the people

any orgenization fron above.

The iuture organization will no doubt evoi.!

and out of lifd itself.

But this is the busi

our business in desiration, terrible,

somplete, universal, and merciless.

25.

Therefore,

In getting closer to the people, we must first of all

join those elements of the masses, which, since the lounacion oi une

have never ceased to

protest, not in vonûs alons but in

deeds as well, against everything which is directly or indirseily con-

nected with the State: azainst nobillty, the

bureaucracy, the olesca

the guilds (meaning the marchants and

capitalist in general) and

the parasitile rulel. Let us Join hands vita une rold end bold knigadast

world of the bardits--the only genuine

revolutionist in the U.s.

To consolidate this world into one invincible, all-destroying

force is the sole subject of our organization; this is our conspiracy;

our. task.

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DE 157-3075

On February 23, 1971, DE T-11 furnished copies

of the following leaflets: .

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ATTENTION C. MUNITY WORKERS AND BLACK, ITHER PARTY MEMBERS

DETROIT BRANCH

THE FOLI

INFORHATION

IS AN ORDER AND WI

CARRIED

OUT IMMEDIATELY

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE COMRADES:

BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY IO INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE HERE IN

THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, IT IS NECESSARY TO INTENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE

OF STRUGELE, AND TO TIGHTEN UP OUR IDEOLOGY WHICH IS OUR FIRST

STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A NATCH FOR A HUNDRED.

THE LIFE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, BUSY P. 'NEWTON

IS IN CONSTANT DANGER OF ASSASINATION, SOME 30 MEMBERS OF OUR PARTY

HAVE ALREADY BEEN MURDERED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IM-

PRISONED. ALL THIS IS REALITY AND YET SOME OF US ARE STILL VERY

SLIPSHOD IN OUR WORK.

BECAUSE OF TED LEVEL OF STRUGGLE IN WHICH WE ARE NOW ENGAGED,

SURVIVAL-PENDING REVOLUTION. IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENSE

THIS TRAINING AND TO DEVELOPE INTO A VANGUARD SOLDIER.

OUTLINES OF TRAINING PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND

COMMUNITY WORKER. AT THE COMPLETION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRAMS, TESTS

WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERMINE JUST WHAT LEVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK.

THE FIRST EIX WEEKS WILL. ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF -

INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.

COMMUNITY WORKERS -------ARE ALL THOSE WHO CANNOT FUNCTION FULL TIME

AND HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING. THOSE WHO

PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS, ETC.

MEMBERS OF TUE BLACK PANTHER PARRY ----- THOSE WHO FUNCTION FULL TIME

AND HAVE PASSED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEK TRAINING PROGRAM. WHO SELL, NEW-

SPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE WHO COORDINATE PROGRAMS

AND ACTIVITIES.

THOSE WORKING AS ORGANIZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC:

ARE THOSE WHO HAVE COPLETED PHRASE TWO OF THEIR TRAINING COURSE. THESE

PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZE AND BE LOOKED UPON AS THE DRIVING FORCE OF THE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

PHRASE THREE WILL NOT BE GIVEN BUT MEMBERS OF THE B.P.P. WILL BE

RECRUITED FROM IT'S RANKS.

ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGGTE. TO TRULY BE A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED.

RIGHT ON COMRADES.

MAR 27 1972

BORAXEDI ORIGINAL-RETAIN

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STUDY LIST AND SIX WEEKS BYAMINATION - FOR COMMUNITY WORKERS AND 5'P

NEWBERS

PART I -FIRSI SIX WEEKS

1.

2

TEN POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF THE B.P.P.

RULES OF THE 3.P.P.

MOTTO

CARDINAL RULE

PRIMARY OBJECIIVE OF THE B.P.P.

MASS LINE

PARTY LINE

SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK

9.

10.

THREE MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE

11.

EIGUT POINTS OF ATTENTION

EVERY MBLBER OF THE B.P.P. MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COLMITTEE

12.

KNOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS

13. KNOW EVERY BLACK PANTHER PARTY MEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SYSTEM

PART II - SECOND SIX WEEKS

ESSAYS OF MINISTER OF DEFENSE - HUEY P. NEVTON

2.

GENIUS OF HUEY P.

NEWTON

SEIZE IHE TIME - BOBBY SEALE

HUDY TALKS TO THE MOVEMENT

MANDATES OF THE B.P.P.

6. CENTERFOLDS DF ALL RECENT B.P.P. NESPAPERS

WORD LIST - PART I

1. SLAVE

2. OPPRESSED

OPPRESSOR

CAPITALISM

5.

6.

NEO-COLONIALISM

IMPERIALISM

PENAGONISM

3. FASCISM

9. RACISK

10. REACTIONARY

16. ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE

17. SUBJECTIVISM

18. FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE

19. INDIVIDUALISM

20. SECTARIANISN

21. PUCHISM

23: PURELY ENDIRACY

PURELY MILITARY VIEWPOINT

24.

DEPARTMENTALISM

25. CLIQUISN

11. Revolution (ary) (ist)

12.

SOCIALISH

13.

SELF-DEFENSE

14.

15.

COLOIALISM

JUCHE

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MANDATORY READING

BY MINISTER OF EDUCATION

!: RULES OF LEGAL FIRST-AID

2. ESSAYS FROW NINISTER OF DEFENSE

3. RED BOOK PRINCIPLES (QUOTATIONS FROM NAO)

4. WRETCHED OF THE EARTH - FRANTZ FANON

5. NEO-COLONIALISM: THE LAST STAGE OF IMPERIALISM --KWANE NKRUMAH

6.. COMMUNIST MANIFESTO - KARL MARX

7. IMPERIALISY. - THE HIGISST STAGE OF CAPITALISN - V.I. LENIN

8. STATE & REVOLUTION - V.I. LENIN.

9. WHAT IS TO 3E DONE - V.I. LENIN

•10. AUTOBIOGRAPIY OF MALCOLM X - MALCOLM X (ALSO RECORDS "MESSAGE

TO THE GRASS ROOTS")

•11. THE BALLOT OR THE BULLET --MALCOLM X

12. THE WEST ON TRIAL - CHEDI JAGAN

13. REVOLUTION IN THE REVOLUTION - REGIS DEBRAY

14. THE CHALLENGE OF THE COUGO - KWANE NKRUMAH

15. GUERIULA VARTARE - CHE GUEVARA

16. AXIONS OF KWANE NKRUMAN• (FREEDOM FIGHTERS EDITION)

17.• PERIODICALS - NEWSPAPERS

BLACK PANTHER PARTY - INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE

• MUHAMMAD SPEAKS (PAPER)

• GRAMMA --OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CUBA

TRI-CONTINENTAL - JOURNAL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF SOLIDARITY

OF THE PEOPLES OF AFRICA, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA

MINORITY OF ONE - MAGAZINE

18. SEIZE THE TIKE - SOBBY SBALE*

19. MALCOLM X SPEAKS - MALCOLM X

20. KIM IL, SUNG - VOL. I II III .

21. CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN U.S.A. - ALLAN

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DE 157-3075

The following is the text of an article which appeared

in the March 27, 1971 edition of "The Black Panther" 'news-

paper, page three, and according to DE T-2, was written by

WAYNE

TILEODORE ROSERISON:

"PIGS FEEBLE ATTENPT TO SABOTAGE

FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM

"THE NEWLY OPENED OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL

COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISH (H.C.C.F.), THE

POLITICAL ORGANIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER

PARTY AT 2009 ALBERT ST. HAS IMPLEMENTED A FREE

BREAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN.

• "THIS PROGRAM WAS STARTED BECAUSE WE OF

THE N.C.C.I. KNOW THE FININCIAL STATUS OF THE

BIACK COMMUNITY AND KNOWING THAT MOST BLACK FAMILIaS

¿ ARE NOT ALWAYS ABLE TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN A HOT,

WELL BALANCED, NOURISHING BREAKFAST. WE KNOW THAT

CHILDREN AREN'T ABLE TO CONCENTRATE ON THEIR STUDIES

IN SCHOOL AS OPPOSED TO PAINS OF HUNGER WITHOUT A .

NOURISHING HOT BREAKFAST; SO THAT THRY WILL BE ABLE

. TO OBTAIN AN EDUCATION TO BETTER THEIR CONDITIONS OF

LIVING IN THE YEARS UP COMING.

"WHEN THE FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM FIRST STARTED,

WE SAW THAT QUITE A FEW CHILDREN WERE INTERESTED

BUT RELUCTANT TO COME. IN OUR TIRELESS EFFORT TO

BETTER SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK

COMMUNITY, WE IMMEDIATELY STARTED IO INVESTIGATE

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THE REASON BEHIND THE CHILDREN NOT COMING TO THE

FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM. IN OUT INVESTIGATION, VE

DISCOVERED THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM; WHICH LIES AT

DORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF

HAMILTON AND AVE. A.

"YOUR CHILDREN ARE CONSTANTLY BEING HARASSED,

FRIGHTENED BY MEMBERS OF A PROFESSIONAL STAFF, BETTER

KNOWN AS TEACHERS. ONE SUCH RACIST LACKEY'S MISS

BROWN, MURPHEY, A MISS COLDPEPPER, A MR. HOLIDAY

AND YOUR EVERYDAY PRINCIPAL SIMMONS,

"THESE FOWL LOW NATURED TEACHERS ARE HARASSING

YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT COMING TO TILE FREE BREAKFAST

PROGRAM. THEY TELL THEM THAT IF THEY COME TO THE TREE

BREAKFAST PROGRAM THAT THEY WILL BE KICKED OUT OF

SCHOOL, THAT WE PUT DOPE IN THE FOODS, OR THAT WE

INTEND TO HARM THEM.

"ALONG WITH HARASSMENT BY THA TEACHERS THEY ARE

EVEN SUBJECTED TO BEING HARASSED BY YOUR UNFRIENDLY

BLUE-SUITED PIG. THEY. ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH JUST

LYING TO THE CHILDREN, THEY HAVE MOVED IT TO A HIGHER

LEVEL, TO INSURE THAT THE CHILDREN OF THE BLACK

COMMUNITY WOULD NOT RECIEVE AMPLE NOURISHMENT, AND

SO THAT THEY COULD FURTHER ENHANCE THEIR GENOCIDAL

PRACTICES OF THIS DECADENT COMMUNITY.

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"THESE FOWL INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE UNIFORNED

PIGS ALONG WITH THEIR NIGGER LACKEYS TO PATROL THE

HALLS OF THE SCHOCI, ARNED WITH , 357 MAGNUMS/ PISTOLS,

UNSTRAPPED AT THEIR SIDES.

"THESE PIGS PATROL THE HALIS DAILY UNDER THE

PRETENSE OF KEEP- OLDER STUDENTS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS

OUT OF DORI. INSTEAD TREY RUN AROUND IN THE HALLS,

TAKING CHILDREN TO THE OFFICE THAI COME IN LATE,

TAKING CHILDREN OUT OF CLASS ON A PASS FOR THE

BATHROOM, TO THE OFFICI.

"THESE LOW NATURED BEASTS GO SO FAR AS TO DO

SUCH THINGS AS TO THREATEN YOUR CHILDREN WITH SHOOT-

ING THEM, AND TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SOME SECLUDED AREA

AND BEAT THEM. WHEN THERE IS CLEARLY A LAW IN THE

STATE OF MICHIGAN THAT CHILDREN ARE NOT TO SE WHIPPED,

BEATEN OR PADDLED WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE PARENTS.

"THIS CLEARLY INDICATED HOW THE FASCIST RACIST

PIGS OF FLINT AND THEIR LACKEYS THAT ARE WORKING IN •

THE INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE NO REGARDS FOR THE

RIGHTS AND WELL BEING FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK

COMMUNITY.

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"WE THE MEMBERS OF THE N.C.C.F. AND THE PEOPLE

SAY THAT WHEN THE PUBLIC FACILITIES NO LONGER WORK

TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS THEY WERE DESIGNED FOR, BUT

WORK ONLY IN THE INTEREST OF THE FEW THAT CONTROL

THIS CORRUPT DECADENT SOCIETY KNOWN AS THE RULING

CIRCLE, THAT WHEN THIS HAPPENS IT SHALL BE DEAL?' WITE

BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY.

IN KNOWING THIS WE KNOY THAT

THE ONLY WAY IS WITH THE HAND TOOLS OF LIBERATION.

"DEATH TO THE PIGS AND THEIR LACKEYS

IN THE FASCIST INSTITUTIONS OF

LEARNING.

: FLINT N.C.C.F.

TEDDY ROBERTSON"

DE I-3 furnished a copy of the following leaflet.

• on March 17, 1977:

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FRee

THE DETROM "i"

THE DEIROIT "16" IS "I6'Y BROTHERS

AND SISTERS WBO ARE BETAG DEED IN PIE

MEDIVAL. DUNGEONS BERTER NONN AS WATTE:

COUNTS TAIL, ON CHARGES OF NUDER AND.

CONSPINAGK SO COLMIS MUNDER.

Wras You WieL ls Just Ra Cora-Peasesis

As Your Direles lu Tear Crier foss*

ON DUTOBER 24S THESE BROTHERS AHD

• ц.

SISTERS WERE TAKEN OUT 0U. THE BEROK

(26th & MYRIDE) COUNINE FOR EDEDUC

HUNGRE KIDS IN THE BORNEOS, FOR PRI

INE 2O ISTABLISH & PARE NDOICAL CORNIS

WATCIL WOULD SERVE LIZE LINE FECILE, AND

OINER SURVIVAL PROGRASS. BUT THE PIGS

JUSTIFICATION. FOR-TAKIRE THE-PEOVIErS

"WARRIORS OFF TRO SORBET, WAS FOR THE

MURDER OF PIG COENU. SHONE IN CON-

SPINING TO KURDER PIG GLENN SHITH.

5 OF THE. & SISTERS ARE OUT ON $5,000

BONDS RIO. ONDE ONE OF THE FIGHT

BROILERS, LONTLE DARDEN, HAVE BORD

WHICH IS $20,000 AND TWO SURITES. niC

:. REMAINING 7 LE HITHOUT BONDS.

FREE ALL

THE URJUST PRIAT OF THE DEEROIT 16

FAS BEEL SCHEDULED FOR MAX 10, 1977,

SIT DOO, ONLY TOO, THE PASSES OF

PROPSE CAH TURN ITS UNJUST PRIAT

INTO A JUST TRIAN, BY SUEING TO IT

JIAT CHE DERROTE 16 WALK THE SARABTS

PONTICAL PRISONERS

EN ORDER DO GORORE TIN PROTEINS AND

SISETS OF CUIS PROMEN DEPENSE,

DERMISE FUNDS AND BITE MONES IS

SODED, MED CHECHS BONEY ORDERS,

PRODENEY GUIPS-OUTERIES ARE 10 BE

SOUR TO CHE LANIONIE COMICES TO

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SC

Remimber, you: sinké

the Reudlutiaslue.cop.

Wat free political

MAR 2 7 1972

prisoners. Daly the

XEROXED ORIGINAL-RETAIN

people Can free

Palater alciness.

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DE 157-3075

DE T-4 furnished copies

of the following leaflets

August 9, 1971:

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ON ME DEFECTION OT ELDRIDGE CLEAVER

FROSS THE BLACK PANTIER PARTY

AND TIE DEFECTION OF

SHE BLACK PANTIER PARTY

FROS THE BLACK CORUNITY

BY RUBY P. NONZORT,

MINISTER OF DEFENSE OF

THE BLACK PANTHOR PARTY

AND

SERVANT

OF THE FEOPI

rice

THE BLACK PANTHEN PARPY BASES IIS IDEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY ON A CONGRETO

AMANISIS OF CONCRETE CONDITIONS, USING DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM AS OUR ANALYTICAI

METHOD. IS DIALECIICAL LATERIALISI WE RECOGNIZE THAT CONTRADICTIONS CAN LEAD 10

DEVELOPONT. THE INTERNAL STRUGGLE OF OPPOSITES BASED UPON THEIR UNITY CAUSES

¡MATTER TO HAVE MOTION AS PARI OF TIE PROCESS OF DEVELOFIONI, WE RECOGNIZE THAT

NOTHING BY NATURE STANDS OUESIDE OF DIALAGRICS, EVEN THE BLACK PANTHER PARIT.

BUT WE WELCOME TROSE CONTRADICTIONS, BECAUSE THET CLARIFY AND ADVANCE OUR STRUGGLE.

:. HE HAD A CONTRADICTION WITH OUR FORER MONSTER OF INFCELSTION, ELDRIDGE CLEATER.

=: INT WE UIDERSIAD THIS IS NECESSARY TO OUR GROWITH. CUT OE THIS CONTRADICTION HAS

COSE NEN GROUTI AND A NEW RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL VISION OF THE PARCY.

EATLI IN THE DEVELORINT OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY I VROTE AN ESSAY TITLED

2 ITHE CORPECT HANDERIG OF A FEVOLUTION". THIS WAS IN RESPOSE TO ANOTTER CONTRA-

I DICTION - THE CRITICISIS RAISED AGAINST THE PARTY BY THE REVOLUTIONARY ACTION

MOVEMENT (ROl.1o). AT TIAT THE REA.M. CRITICIZED US FOR CUR ABOVS-GROUND ACTION

= OPENLI DIS FLATING WEAPONS AND TALKUNG ABOUT THE NECESSITY FOR THE COMUNITY TO

AR TISELY FOR ITS ON SCLE-DEFENSE. R.1.H. SAID THAT THEY WERE UNDERGROUND, AND

SAW THIS AS THE CORRECT WAY TO HANDLE A ROVOLUTION. I RESPONDED TO THEM BY POINTIN

OUT THAT TOU LUST ESTABLISH YOUR ORCANIZATION ABOVE GROUND SO THAT THC FBOPLE WILI

RELATE TO IT IL A WAI THAT WILL BE POSITIVS AND FROGRESSIVE TO THEI. WHEN YOU GO

UNDERORCUND WITHOUT DOING THIS, YOT EURY CURSILE SO DEEPLY THAT THE PEOPLE CAY

NEITHER RELATE 10 NOZ CONDICT YOU. THEN THE TERRORISM DE THE UNTERGROUND ORCANIZA-

TION WILL BE JUST THAI--STRIKING FEAR INTO THE HEARTS OF THE VERY PEOFIE WHOSE

INTEREST THE ORGATIZATIC CLANS TO BE DEESNDNIG--BECAUSE THE PEOFEE CANNOT RELATE

TO THEM AND TIERE IS NOZODI TIBRE IO INTERPRET THEIR ACTIONS. YOU HAVE IO SET UP

A PROGRISS DE PRACTICAL AGIION AND BE 1 MODOL FOR THE CONTUNITY TO FOLLOI AND APPRE-

CIATE.

(43)

MAR 27.1972

THE URIGINAL VISION OF THE PARTY WAS IO DEVELOP A INTELINE TO THE PEOPLE

BY SERVITO MEIR UNEDE AND DOICIDIA MIRA ACAIIST IMIR OTTRESSORS NIO CON TO XEROXED

THE CONCILY IN MANY FORS--FICI AMIED FOLICE TO CAPITALISI BXTLOITERS. WI

4442

•KNEW THAT THUS SIRATEGY HOULD RAISE TIE CONSCIOUSNESS OF TIE PEOFLE AND ALSO

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THIS ESOPIE NOOLO SUL

• THIS OPTERSECO'S INIST

U3 AND LUPIN UD. TERI HOULD BISS X114

'IT SPINE OF

ATTONS, IT OMN CILI LISTEE WAS TO SENE TEIR THUS

INTINENNE CICON EDISE INCIDISDO SIA DI CAMEATI Y EI CIBON CASES NET CANGONOIATIO.!

DI ECAI CAIOSLIRI CUTV SDISCA ELI ISOI INUVI INHUM SOTIN BUI SIGI V SOS

....

LOTTIMI INI 20 INO JUDO QUY LOISIA TRATTEO ADO 2O JASHOTISI SIDO MAI V CE

ZONE WELTOL TE PANTE BIS EUL JI DITIRIG FIS ERGIAT FAST.

MIE DIES ESSCE MAN MIO PRIFI IO SITI IN RISIERE I MIS IN MID I S

ELISON TUNE WE BAVE DIMI AFIE TO SUINIVE MIS NSPRESSIC CE PEIC FARDY ANID 1UROZES

OF SOIS DE DUS LOST LUGLICE CORADES LE ERCLUSE OF CHE 'ERA. FUINE FROGRAZ

SUEVIVAL, FRUDRAN. OUR TAORRE: KOALD EBSIATIRGLESS LID INSTENITTOLNT IP THEY

HERE HOF CORONINY FIORAD. MUIS IS HET TE IS LI OPINTE THAT AS LONG AS TEE

BLACK COMUNIT AND OFFERSSED FROFLS GEE YOUND IN HONGI LUNRICA THE ETNGE FAPTHEN

FANTE VITA LASIC

NEL FITY WIL SUNIVE &S A STUCIUDED DEICIE, EUCAUSE IT SERVES

ERE VEZ IRRIESÃO OF OPERISSED ESOFTE ATD ARIMISTRES IO MIAIR NUMIS. C THIS WAS

E DENTIAT VIICT OT INE ELETT. FAS ORIGILLI, VISION EAS HOT STHUCIUIED BI

METORIO FOZ ES JRUOLATI, IT WIS SOTCHURED EX MES LALGLIDAE EREIS O TRE FROPLE,

AND TES INCIDENS FINE AIRED VATE AN TUCCIOGY UNDRE ROVILED A SESTTRATIC LETICO OF

ATARISIS OF NOI LEST 2O MEET FROSE MARES.

WER LODDY SBALE AI) & COSE LOUSTIER TO LAVACI TRE DIACI PANTHER FARCI, WE

HAD BECH TIRONGIT KAITT GROUPS, HOST ON SUOI TERE SO DEDICATED TO KNGIORTO AND

BELISTIC ICIALS CHAT THEY ED VICEDRON FIOS LIVING IN FIE TIENTIETH CeNnET.

SCRITTIES MEIR AMLISIS VIRE KELLINI, ETT INRY HAD NO FRAGITOGL FROSRLES KHASH

TICULD ISLIVON LUCIR UNDEISZANDITES TO THE FEOFIE. WER TET DID TRE TO INFELDE

FRATTICAL PRORES, TIEY QUITE FATUD, DUCHISE IRET LACIOD A SINTETIC INCOLCEY

WHICH WOULD HELP TURI DO CECASTE ALISES CO COLORETE COXDITIOUS 1O CARI A FOLI

UNDER IANDINO OU RE COLINITY AND LIS NSGDS. WER I WAS SI DONALD MARITI'S ASTO

AISEICAN LESOUILLICI, I FASCIND RIS SUX SO MING A FASTATE CE CORONITY COTTEOL

TARCOON DUACI CAFERATIGH. EUT WAFDSH ILID FOI HAVE A SISTINATIO ILEOLDGS AND 11IS

•COI INCUQUICO DUE ONY ILI COUTENSQUI ITIUMHTLEDD SNADORI SIN LUTIIIN CI SENZILIV

GAET DID FOI KIEI VUY CAPIENISE KOULD FOT UCRE FOR TIMI, ENDI THOJUA IN HAD TORIND

FOR OTHER LAIFIC 0R0J13.

THEY WE FORIED TUE PAREX, IX DID SO LUCIUSE LE WAFIRD 10 PUS THEDIY AND PRUCTICK

IN MONUATITE LE NES A ERUTOINI FRCOREI, WITI TIE FRECKICE EXPESSED IN PIATWE

WATY KIND ME MIRORI ESPISSED Il MATAS WS FORTENE.

¡ PROTIZIN WAS DESIONED 20

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ThE dOrIC

ENGAGED IN AT THAT TIME WERE STRICH

WICHIE ACTICES, FOB

FOLITICAL FURFE

TUZY WERE DESIGNED TO LOSTLIZE THE CORDAIRY. ANT ACTICE

"WINCH DOES LOT LODILIZE THE COLINITY SCARD IS COLE, IS HOT A FETOLUTIONARI ACITO.

•THE ACTTON TAUHT DE A MARVELOIS STATELIRICE COURAGE, LUT IF IN DOES NOT KOSILIZE

TIE FROL TONIO THE GOAL OF A HICER MATITFESTATIOT OF TIMEDO, IN IS TOT INKING

A POLITIONE STMPINT AND CGUID IVE BE. COUNTER-NIVOLUTIONARI.

WE KRALIZUD II A VERY FATTY FOINT IN OUR DEVELORINI, THAT EVOLUTION IS 1

PROCESS. IN IS NOT A PARTICULAR AGRICI, EOR IS IT A CONCIUSION. IS' IS A PROCRUJ.

DUS 1S.WHI WINT DUDLISH WIFED CIT SLAVERI, PETALISH HAS LEVOITIONARI. THIS

IS WHY HEEN CAPITALIN WILED OUE FEUDALISM, CAPFEALISM WIS REVOINTIONARY, THR

COVORERE ATALYSIS DE CONCIEE CAZTICTIONS HIIT REVEAL THE TRUE NATURE OF IS SIT-

NATIO! AND JANIGARS GUZ UNDENSZANDING. THIS ISCOISS LOVES I A DIALECTIONI FAMER:

BED V LINSTUD TES SERCIES DE THE OPPOSITES BASED UFON THEIR UNITY.

2. I8

SE MANY TROS FLOPLE SAI SHUS OUR TEN-FOUFI PROGRA: IS ESFORUSE; SUI THEY

• IGNORS THE FAT AT ROVOLUTICT IS A FROSESS. WE LECT TER FROGRAM OFENENDED,

•250: 24G JE COULD JEVELOP AND FIORSE COULD IDENEIVI WITA IT. WE DID NOT OFFER

??IN CO THEN AS A CONCISION; WS ORDENED IT AS A VOMICLE TO MOVE THEM 20 A

CHIR LIVEL

I THEIR QUEST TOR FEDES, AND II THEIR ATENTS IO FREYKIT THE

OPERESSOR TILE STUDYES TUM 07 ALI FEE FILICS THEY HEED TO ELIST, IIE FROFES

SEE TUNES AS NOTING FROLI A 1O B TO C; TESY DO I0T SEE TADIES IS 2G/EG FRAI

20 Z6: 01012 WORDS THEY HAVE TO SEE FIRST SCI BASIC ACCOUPLISHENTS, I

CEDER TO INISZE THAT IMJOR SUCCESSES ARE FOSSIMS, MUCH OF TEX TIR THE REVOLI-

TIONATI WILL HAVR TO CUIDS THE DITO, THIS UNDERSTARDING. SUT HE CAT HEVER TARG

SHEI INDIA TO Z JU OIS MUP, ESCISSE II IS ICO FAR AHRAD. IICHEFON, WHET SHE

SEVOLELICIUCI DORTS TO INDUZE IN I, OR FIAI, CONCIUSICIS, THE FROFIE DO NOT

MEADFORS HS IS NO LONGER A REVOLUTIONARI, IT INVOLUTION IS A

MOOSS WEIS WAS N ONION TIEN MENE MEN MEN MORE HE POTENT

NOW-LETOLUTIONIN.

...

•THAN TEM FARTY BIT TO SACRUINTO, WHEN THE FARCY FACED DONN THE POLICEMEN

JI FREN' OR THE DIFICE OF RAPANTS MANZIE, SID WIT IS PANT PALTOLIED THE

POLICE HER MET, HE TUNE ACTIO (TY 1965) AT A TRI WHET THE PEOFIE HAD GIVEN

UP THE FITLOSOPHY OF NON-VIOLENT DIRECI ACTICK AND WERE EDOTININO TO LEAL WITH

STEINER STOT.

WE WEIRD TINI SO SEE DE VIRIES CY DISCIPLINED AN ORDANIZED

AIRED SET-DUTIESE, RENTER THAN SFOITAIDOUS AND DOJORGANTZET CITT-BRAKES AUD

THERE WERE POLICE ALRI PAIROIS ALE OVER THE COUNTIN, FUT WE VIKE THE

FIRST MEND POLICE PATROL, WE CALIED OUESELVES THR ILACE PATIER PANT FOR SELL

DEFENSE. 201 ALL, OU ITIDS WE HAD TOLITICAL AND LEVOLUTIONARI OBJECTIVIS IT MIID,

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OUR STILISGY I°

RISED O! A CONSISTENT IDEOLOGI, WI Cil IT

US TO UIDER-

STUZD THE CONDIFICIS

SUND US. HE KIEN TUT THE TAW H.: NOT

FILOFIRED FOR WHAT

WE WERE DOING AND ¡OLICRADE WERE SO SENCED TRAT MEY D: N'T KNOT 'HAT TO DO.

WE SAT THAT THE FEIFLE FELT A HEN PRIUS ARI SIDIGTH ECO. SE DE THE EXANIS WE SIX

FOR TEE; AND THEY ELEIN TO LODE CITAR TIT, VETICE VET TE BUILIG FOR ASWERE.

LATER WE DADF ED THE TER ISELE-TOERNS:'" FBOM OUR 1 •ME AND JUIT RECAS THE

BIACK PANIOR I/RI..

WE DISCOUIMIOED MOTION LINE SAGIU INTO LID POLICE OEJERVATIONS

BECAUSE WE RECOONICED THAT THESE WERE NOT TLE THINGS TO O IN EVER: SITUATION

OR ON EVERY OCCASION: VE NEVER CALLED TINSE REVOLUTION' I ACTION. TIE ONUT THE

AN ACIION IS ROVOLNTIONARI IS WHEN TUS PROFE FELATE TO T IN A REL'OLUTIONARY WAT.

IF THEI WILL NOT USE THE EXITE YOU SUI, TURN NO MATIET HOY MANY GUNS YOU HAVE,

.; YOUR ACTION IS NOT REVOLUTIONARI.

THE GUY INSEL:' IS NOT HECESSARTIY DEVOIIICIARI, DI AUSE THE FASCISTS CARRI

GUIS--IN FACT HEY IVE TORE CUNS, A LOT -E SO-CALTED I •VOLITIONARIES SIPLI DO

NOT UNDERSTAND IE STATZMAT BY CHAIRMAN HAD MAT POLICIE POTER UPONS OUI-OF

THE BORROT OF A CU.." THEY TICUOITE CHAILAN BAO SAID PO:ITICLE POLER IS ME GUN,

BUT THE ELPLASIS IN ON GRISIS. THE GUILILINZON OF POLITI :AT, POLTER IS THE OINTER.

SHIP AND COVIROG 07 THE IAND LID THE INSETITTIONS THBREC., SO THAT TOU CAN THEN GET

RID OF THE CUN. TUST IS HIT CHATMAN MO 1: IFS THE SEN NT THAT; IE ARE AD

VOGUES OF TIC AIO-ITION DE WAR, WE DO NOL WAS WAR; EST VAR CAN OUT EE ABOLIE. :

THROUGH WAR, AND I! ORIER TO GET RID OF THE GUI, II IS'I DESSARY TO TAKE UP

QUAT HE IS LUVASE SFZAKING OF GETTING RID OF II. IF EC DID NOT ISOR AT "

THOSE TEMS, THIN FI SUIT KOULD HOT BE RE: OLUTIONARI. IN OMIER OR::

.."

BE ALI, REVOLUIZONN I FRINCIPLES IS A TOOL IC EE USED IN TR STRAND: I

AN-END IN IISMIT.

PHIS WAS A PARI OF TE OF IGINE VISIC OF IT. ME 202.5R

PARTI..

I HAD ASKED II DRIDE CLEVER ID JOIN TIS PARTIA UCH. 5. ENSEM

NOT JOIN TITTY ATE? SHE CONTNONZLTION WITH NUE POLICE MODEL: iN Co

RIPARIS KAGAZINE, HEFE THE FOLICE WERE AFFLID TO

sarge, 42?00%

KNOVLEDIE, HE TOOK THIS AS SHE FEVOLUTIO AD FT.

'IT HAS NOT UNTIL IC NO 7 THAT NE HENRIGNED TO , MO: IS 46 E 8200,

WE WERE TRIING TO E'ILD A POLITICAL VOICE I LaiD: 1913000

COULD EXPRESS TIDIE, REVOLUTIONIRY DESIS

JACION CAN MAIT, IN: REVOLUTION, OST

1S 1. QUIDE TO TIE ELOPIE, BECAUS.

GESS HOVES IN A DIA SOFICE MANEN !.." CO QUES 61205 10:06824

• THE SAIC ACTION COS D DS ISPROPER AT ANC

v2.

CILERT INALYSIS OF & NGOTE CONDITTONS, AND I...

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• "

5.,

I LICOGIE FASE VE TREIN SECURTIY CUATU

O SORZUIS MUB. MUS. PUTS IS FIT NE DIONEU TUE ENTÁ "SELY LATENSEN PEST GUE

ME OUT PROEICE TIME COME

ESTRATIM Y ST ENURO CPULOM LE EDE ENDIRIO TUDINITRI IDI SUIUTIRAD COAN BOTEA

OTEL XES AETUTISTRSIONS TAEL TES FROFES HAVE FISCID IN CARECE.

SEQUEC TEE LUNN FANTAER PAIY CHOIS 0UY' OF TER COMISTURS 1SD ELEUS CE

SHOSE CADITULOS TID ANS AGRINO IN TRE DEIS INSERESES DE TUS PEOFIS. HE MAY EVEL

FROVZIR CAMELIO WOLTAS FOR THE AND DO. VOTEZ RABISERATTCT AUD LISTO PRECICT

.. II SCOISTREIO EO LUIS DU TIZONA JA DO TIL SHE DUROUDES DO ITI UNO SE CRICOA:

WESES TELEX ATS TATURESILD. KE VICE AÑSO EOUD SUEI GAIDIDASES ERSRUESSTLE SO ENE

COSITICE, LO LATIE HUE FAR REUTED DERIR CONTUES LAX ES TERS SER CERIEITUT

SỘ LI TRA BIO ESOTIS EX FOULOIRO DIRIR INGIESTS, ITE A VERI TUIARD PASSEIS CECI

CONSCIOUSTESE TO SEE LEICED FALZINIAL GOSTS.

IST HEL FIARD UNH LIE DINOU-OS ALTMUD. PUS TIS HIAT BONIR SE CONDELTE

SICKED UE TIC QUE VERI MES EUTT OB FUSE TERY HERE CETAROS EUD FILIE WES EO FISCE

•FOR TICI. ED SID NOE LUSIZE TET TE ME FOFSS DID I0S ENGIE 3O MG. MAT,

CUSE MI TEGOOD SEUS FINE TEN FOILS ARE THE RAPURS DE THIS JETORETIDEI LIND

ROULD EUSTORE.

SOISONO TEM ALIZALNEO EXPIRES FIRSOR FRODIAS IN POLINEI, TES, HED

IP THEX ANS ELOZUETT, DING THESE FERSCIAL FRCULES GAN SCHID VERE FOLIEICAT. TB

HAS DOLLE SO CAI IRCUSE CE TENS AST I13 FORE 02 DAZTART3. LE VERRIT DILLIO TO

ODER FAIS ZITTTCHOS OU MINUIES CHIAVAR TER FARSE ESVE INB. COSTNITT NO ANTIO

•PALIVE TOR ININTG WIN J, LECEIT BE IRLANNO DP TÃO GUY. ITES LOVE WAS TELOFIGIAIS

SIPLI DECLIEL TES COMININI NAS NOT AL TILE FOILE. LISTRAD 0E ENINA A CULTICIE

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CULT GROUP, WIN LOCAI

•I THAT ACE, A REVOLUTIONARI CUI GROTE. BUT THIS IS 1

BASIC CONTRADICTION,

MUSE REVOLUTION IS A FROCESS, AND IF TI

CTS YOU COMMIT DO

NOT TALE WENDY THE SCOES OF KIE: FROCESS THEN THEY ARE NON-REVOLUTIONARY.

WHAT DE; REVOLUTIONAII LOVELET AIM THE BLACK CONCUITT NOCDS IS A VERY STROG

STRUCTUTE. THIS STUCIURE CAN ONLY EXIST WITH THE SUPFORT OF THE PEOPLE AND IT

CAN ONLY GET ITS SUPPORI THROUGH, SERVING THAI. THIS IS VET WE HAVE THE SERVICE TO .

THE PEOPLE FROSA - THE HOST. I'PORTANT THING IN THE PARTY. WE WILE SERVE THEIR

NEEDS, SO THAT THEY CAN SURVIVE IHROUGH TITS OPYROSSION. THEN WHEN THEY AT READY

TO PICK UP ME GUI, SERIOUS BUSDISS WILL HAPFON, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER INTOUENCED

US TO ISOLATE OUESELVES FROM DIL BLACK COMUNITY, SO THAT I WIS WAR SEF.DEN THE

OPPRESSOR IND THC BLACK PANTICE PARTI, NOI WAR BOTEEN THE OPPRESSOR AND THE

OPPRESSED COMUNITY®

THE BLACK PANTHER FATTY DETECTED FROM TRE CORUNITY LONG BEFORE ELDRIDGE DE-

FECTED ERO THE PARTY. OUR HOOK-UY WICH VITTE RADICALS DID NOT GIVE US ACCESS TO

THE WHITE CONKUNITY, BECAUSE THEY DO NOT GUIDE THE WHITE COMUNITY. THE BLACK

COMUNTTY DOES NOT RELATE TO THEN, SO WE VERE LIT IL A TWILIGHT ZOE, WHET VE

COULD NOT ENTER THE COMMONITY WEH AT PRAL POLITIGI EDUCITO PROGRANS; XES WE

WERE NOT DOINE ANTINING TO MOBILIZE WHITES. WE HAD NO INFIUENCE IN RAISIG THE

CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE BLACK COMUNITY AND THAT IS THE POINT WHERE WE DEFECTED.

• WE WEIVE THROUGA A FREE SPEECH NOVELET I! THE PARTE, WITICH WAS NOT NECESSARI

AND ONLY FURTHER ISOLATED US FILI THE BURGE COLUNITY, WE HAD AIL SORTS, OF PRO-

FANITY IN OUR PAFER AID EVERY OTHER WORD WHICH DROPPED FROM OUR LIPS WAS PROFANE.

THIS DID NOT HAPPEN BEFORE I WAS JAILED, BECAUSE I WOULD NOT STAND FOR IT. BUT

FIDRIDE'S INFLUENCE BROUGHT THIS ABOUT. I DO NOI BLAME HIM ALTOGETHER; I BLAI

THE PARTI BECAUSE THE PARTY ACCEFTED IT.

ELDRIDES. HAS HEVER FULLI I THE LCADERSHIP OF THE PARIT.. EVEN AFTER BOBBY

WAS SHAYCHED SAY FROM US, I DID NOT PLACE: ELDRIDGE IN A POSITION OF LEADERSHIP,

BECAUSE HE WAS NOT ITTERESTED IN THAT. I MADE DAVID HILLIARD AININISTRATOR OF

PROGRAVS. I KNE SHAT ELDRIDE WOULD NOT DO ANYTING TO LIFT THE CONSCIOUSIESS OF

• THE CORATES IN THE PAPTY, BUT I KNE THAT HE COULD MART À CONTRISUTION; AND I

PRESSED HII TO DO SO.. I FRESSED HIM TO WRITE AND EDIT THE PATER, BUT HE WOULDN'T

DO IT: THE PAPER DID LOS EVEN CODE OUT EVERY WEEK UNTIL AFTER ELDRIDGS WENT TO

JAIL. BUT ELDRIDGE CLEAVER DID PAKE GREAT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY

_ WITH HIS WESTING AND SPLAXDIG. WE WANT TO KODP THIS IN MBID, BECAUSE THORE IS A

POSILIVE AND NECATIVE SINE TO EVENTIHING.

TE COMICT HVILING ON A REVOLUTION IS NOS TO OFTER TIE PROPLE AN "ETTIER-OR™

ULTMATTH. WE MUST INSTLAD GAIN MIE SUPPORT OF TIE ICOPLE THRUCK SERVING THEIR

NEEDS. THEN MURI TIE POLICE OR ANY ORIET AGENCY OF REFTESSION TRIES NO DESTROY THE

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1H018- THE ORGANICO STRUCTURE CAN QUIDE, THE PROLE IO THE PONT WHERE THEY APE. PRE-

PARED TO DEAL IN MANI WATS.. TITS WAS THE SITATEGY WE USED IN 1966 WHEN WE W RE

RELATED TO IN A POSTIIVE WAT.

SO THE BIACK FANTER PARTY, IMS REACHED A CONTRADICIION WITH ELDRIDGE CLCAVER

AND HE HAS INFECTED FAEL THE PARIX, BECAUSE WE WOULD NOT ORDER EVERYONE LNTO THIC

STRELTS TOMORRO: TO MIKE A REVOLUTION, WE RECOGNIZE THAT THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE BE-

CAUSE CUR DIMIECIICS ON IMOICEY, OUR CONCRETE ANATISIS OF CONCRETE CONDITICNS

SAY TRAT IT 15 A FANTASI, ECCAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE NOT NO THAT POINT ECI. THIS

CONZRADICIICN LIN COTLICI MAI SEE UNFORTUNATE TO SOSE, EUT IN IS A PARC OF THE

DIATECIICAL, FROCESS. THE RESOLJCIDN OF THIS CONTRADICIION HAS FREED US FROS I

CORICCI ANALEES. AID PUFAISES.

WE ATE IC! TASE TO MOVE TOARD THE BUILT OF A COMUNITY STRUCIURE WHICH

WITT, DECOI A THUE VOICE OE THE PEOPLE, PRODING HEIR INTERESTS IN HAI WATS.

WE CHI COTLUE TO FUSH OUR BASIC SURVIVAL FROGRAN. WE CAN CONTINUE TO SERVE THE

PEOFIE AS ADVOONCES OF THEIR TRUE INTERESIS, WE CAN TRUELY BECOME A FOLITICAL.

REVOLTS JONART VEHICLE WHICH WILL LEAD THE POPLE TO A HIGHER LEVEZ, OF CONSCICUSNESS,

SO XIAT CHEI WILL KICH WHAT THEY HOST TEALT DO IN THEIR QUEST FOR FIGETOS, AND

THEY WILL HAVE THE COURACE TO ADOPT AND DELAIN TENT FREEDO.

HUEX P. 'WENTON

MINISTER OF DETENSE

BEACK PANTIER PARTY

SERVANT OF THE PEOPIE

(49)

NW 08

3298951

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DE 157-3075

DE I-4 furnished copies of the folloving

leaflets on September 1, 1971:

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WORD LIST

REVOLUTION- Revolutaon teans change, . A revolutionary is one who is

exploits and

only dissatisried but he also moros to change the sastem by educating

the peepie to truth and setting examples of how to change it, so that

it functions for the poor and not just the rich.

BOURGEOISTE the select few that own and control the businesses, oto.

PETTY BOURGEOISIE-

Owners of small businesses, and professionals for

example docuurs, lawyers and teachers.

PROTETARIAT

LUMPEN-PROL-LARIAl- unemployed,

The wealth that is taken away betudents, husulerss ets.

The workers, those that produce the goods and services

the Bourgeoisie.

AFROCITIES- 1z human crimes cormitted against the peoplo (My lai

killings at Jackson and Augusta)

MONGELY.

very large and powerful businesses, which control whole

Industrios, or largo parts of industries (Standard Dil, Genural Moters)

ROsARI. A soldior who only fights for pat, doing the dirty fork.

Tor someone else.

HOUSE NIGGER- The slavo that thinks he is free because the master

Invites him for corfae. (out not for dinner) and then is used to

control tie field niggers.

FIELD NIGGER - Slave who must work the hardest but gets alnost nothing

and thoriore revolts against the master.

ECONOMICS- How people produce goods and wealth, and how these are

tributod, accumulated and consumed. In other words, who geis wnat

and how they ger It.

COLONIALISM- control by a powerful nation over a dependent nation

or people.

COLONy- " community, nation or country that is ownod and controlled

ouright by an outside country.

Black people live in a

coLony and archocerore colonized. dur community is controlica by tha

white mother country economically, politically, militarily, and culturall

_ CAPITALISN- A social system based on profit (amerilka. BrItain, crance)

whore only a seledt low own and controll the businesses, courts. law

making and alo1siong in their own interest and at the exponsa of anc

not in tho interest of the masses of peoplo.

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WADI

IT 14-143

NIE:

"EIGHT:

HEIGHT:

ibs.

1:11

NAME:

WEIGHT:

HEIGHT:

ELVAGS

147 Ibs.

6°

NAME:

WEIGITT:

HEIGHT:

ROBERT BARI

- 100

Ibs.

NAVE :

NEIG T:

REICHT :

175

51

155.

$!:

HEIGHT:

_ 143% FORD

150 los.

5' 2"

•PAME:

HEIGST :

PAULEITE

BRYE

5 531

(NO PHOTO)

RAISE:

BRENDA 'JACKSON

VEIGIT:

110 759.

5°

(NO PHOTO)

NAME:

WILLIAM (RILL) CUNRTNGIADE

WEIGHT:

150 1b3.

HEIGITT:

61

MAR 2 7 1972

ORGINAL, RETAI

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•WARE

Mikipen

NALE:

VEIGT:

CLEVELAND (CHICÓ) HOTZ

Tôs Tes.

HAMP:

VIRO:I BRIG

15%. IbsT

HEIGHT:

5: 10"1

"FIGT:

HEIGHT:

CHARLES (CHUCK) HOL:

265 239-

6r 9:

STIA

"TRIGT: 130.330.

"SIGHT:

HAME:

SPIGHT:

HEIGYT :

150 Ibs.

61 .

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DE* 157-3075

The following leaflets were furnished by DE T-21

on September 3,

1971:

54

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FREE

LUNCH PROGRAM

and

LIBERATION SCHOOL

THE. PEOPLE OF DETROIT:

THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY IS HAVING & LIBERATION SCHOOL AND

CHEON PROGRAM NO SETIDE SERVE THE NEEDS OF OUR YOUIR HERE IN THE CONNUNITY OF

IAEARATION SCHOOL PROTIDES FOR OUR IOUTA A FUTHER EDJCATION WHERE AS HELPING

TO IFROVE THEIR LEARNING ABILITI,

CLASSES FAUCHT AT IIBERIDION SCHCOL

WILL DE: RATE, FROJEGIS, HISTORIS.

ISOLOGY OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTI,

AND PRIMART SKIES, FOR MOSE WHO

ARE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3 TO LE IRS.

OLD.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE FOR YOUR

CHILDREN TO ATTEND LIBERATION SCHOOL

ERING OP. SEND THEM TO 2435 FEINSILVANIA.

LIONS OF FOOD, SUPPLIES, AND MONEY WILL EE APPRECIATED.

_FBOGROM LASATIONS:

DETROIT BEANCH OF TIE BLACK PATTEER FARTI

HINESITY OF INFORZITION

151 COZIINGNOOD

868-0217

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

INFOMATION CuNTER NO.1

2591 FENNSTLMNIA

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CENTRAL HEADI SA, IC

Every. suba: ci the Buick Panthe:

of ravisi

Pulas

Party.

CARORAL C

WITthE renders,

CONTrAL

cluairs all capta as sucordinate so cither y

leadershin of the

of

suspension or

.cher disciplingy action r

311.0..01.9e ini.

o1 t.:.

UFF,

and LOCAL TACTS, 10--

state,

ind local

rules.

rength

sesror: for vla

ther

rulos will depend

on natior

and

stait's where

3id rulE

Every

amber of the Party must kni: th se verbat ho.b.art

and. ap:?, then de: ly.

Dich minber

to their leudersh

CJ.

they üce countringer

detecurities

to suspencion by tIe BiACK

RULSS OF THE BLACK P'NTEER DAPTY

•1. "No Party menner can have narcoties or weed lu his possessic. while

doing Party vori.

Party.

Any Farty moIder found shooting narcoties wi:l'be expelled iron this

3. No Party meni or can he DRUNE while doth dal: s pursy wors

He ogs a the ids PrenT, and actins of the much de:

PARTY ANYWHERE.

or Fin, & stapon di any kii: un-

No Party memb.r can join any other army orce other than the BLACK

LIDERATION ARMY.

No Party menh: r can have a weapon in hi. possession wnils DrINK or

loaded

off narco los or weed.

8. No Party memb.r will comnit and crime ar jam.nthrr Per

•Black people. at

a needle or pled of thread.

and reinde d10:.

ortratin that geogrug: do ever

When arrested

BLACK FARTHER MOMBRES WIlL SIVE OnLy namE,

355, and

w113 sign nothir..

Legal first aid must be ande :sioon by all i.?uy

menbers.

The Ten Point Platform and Progrom of the BLACK PAl THER FIRe must be

known and anders ood by each Party menber.

11. Party Cormunications rust be National and local.

The 10-10-10- cogram should be known by ill mimbers and rid... stood by

311 members.

13. All Finance oi tigers wiil operas: eder the j'risdistion is * Ministry

of Finance.

724.

Each person w: ll subnit a report of dall: wor.

15:

Each Sub-fect: n Leader,

subnit Daily repiits of work.

Section leader, aleu enant, and sap. in must

26. All Panthers 1 ust learn to operate and's vie in: r..

ly.

17.

A11 Leadersni:

personn: 1 who. per a moniur m si su mit

its inforitatic.

to tih=

milton

ilis

Моноти. -1.

iron leil!

•a nut:ishe

...

•he pap..

aid will be know: by Chastor.

and prunoid.

18. Political Edu: tion Ginali ate mountor, for cucki neit.

1n.

(56)

MAR 2 7 1972

BRIGINAL RSIASM

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THE RULES ARE:

19.

Only office personnel assigned to respective offices each day should

be there.

All others are to

sell papers and do Political work out in

the conmunity, Including Captains, section Leaders, etc.

COMMUNICATIONS--all Chapters musi subnit weekly reports in writing to

the National Headquarters.

21: All Branches must implement First Ald and/or Medical Cadras:

All Chapters, Branches;

and components of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY

must submit a monthly Finencial Report to

the kinistry of Finance, and

also the Central Committee.

23.

Everyone in a leadership position must read no less than two hours per

day to keep abreast of the changing political situation.

No Chapter or Branch shall accept grants, poverty funds,

money or any

other aid from any governent agency without

contacting the

National

Headquarters.

25.

All Chapters must adhere to the policy and the ideology laid down by

the CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

26.

All Branches must submit weekly reports in writing to their respective

Chapters.

57

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22, 1971, by DE I-3:

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;.

:.

SAN QUENTIN

BRANGH OF THE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

OPENS!*

' & DIS DELL MS ARISEN TE TIE MILED SIAT

IISURRECITCH

IT33RATIC

SAB MACCIED AT THE, DOOR 0F 21

ISE MORLDS

REVOLSTION AID

BON MOST BORENR

BASTICH CE

INTERIALISE.

SUSZOZACAL CONDIEZOSS RIC FORGED

TES COXFLICOING

BRICAN SODIURY DO BUS PORE CE DITSIO:.

NOX OUY ISE S2R3G-

GUESS GEOPOLOG DERCE BIDE TEBY BASE TO BIGER CS.

752 65.53 03 152 26R005

DE OPPRESSIO

RACIST AND FASCISS OR MITS ESE FORCES CE LIBERATION - THIE

PROPLE'S JUSI CAUSE OF FRENDOR.

BECAUSE, THIS COSPRONTATICH IS ALRENDY

KAISED TO THE LENEL OF SPORADIC XILITARY ENCOUNTERS- REVOLUTIONARIES SHOOT-

ING IT CUT ZITE DEE PIGS, REVCIUTICHARIES BEING EARASSED FOR SELLING PAPERS

REVOLUTIONIES LIBRATING THE GOODS THAT HAVE BEGN EXORTED FROM THE COL-

MURITY ~ MANY BROTHERS ARE BEINS LOCKED UP IN NUMERUUS PRISONS AND JAILS

OF BABYLOR.

THE INCREASE IN REVOLUIIOGARY PRISONERS IS PROPORTIOTATELY INCREASED THE

LEVEL OF FOLITICAL ANARENESS IHROUGHOUT

THE PENAL SYSTEM.

BELAUES OF 1ID LARGE POPULATION,

IS GETTING ITS SHARE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.

REAGAN'S GOVERNENT AN HIS PUPPET PRISON ADKINISTRATORS ARE WELL AGARS OE

THIS AND ALSO ISS EFFECT.

THAT AWARENESS CRBATES & REPRESSIVE ATOSPHERE

THROUGHOOT INS PENS.

HBRE IN SAN QUENCIX NE ARE FEELING THAT ROPRESSION

POLI, FORCE.

ALPHOUGH IS HAS BEDE PREVALENT PROS THE TIVE OUR CONRADES

MILLIE CHRISTMS AND JAMES ECLAIM MADE THEIR SUPRDIS

SACRIFICE FON FREEDOH, IT HAS INTENSIFIED,

COLKINATING WITH A MEEK OF STORY-

BOCK REIGH 0E tERROR.

LEE ADD LACUSD LAD PRETSAY FOR LOCKING BROTHLAS IN

THE ROLE IS "POSSESSION OF LUPUINGAZORY LITSRALURE".

TITIS LITSRATURE IS,

THE: CHANGE PADIR CUTMODED IDEAS OF INDIVIDUAL MATERIAL GAIN

THROUGH EXPLOITATION OF INE BLACK CONUNITY.

THE PIGS SEE US AND ANYONE WHO ASSCCINTES CLOSELY WITH THE CADRE HERE

ESTABLISTING REVOLUTIONARY POLITICAL PONER FOR BLACK PEOPLE.

THE PIGS KNOW

THAT CACE LE

ESTABLISH THE NECESSARY POLITICAL POWER TREY CAN NO LONGER

EXPLOIT AND OPPRESS US. TACY WILL NOT BE ABLE TO LOCKUP CUR WAIRIORS IN

PRISONS AND JAILS ANY LONGER.

THEY ALSO REALIZE THAP ONCE THE MASSES OF

ANCHY BLACKS BACCHE

POLITICALLY ANARE

HE ARE GOING TO BRING

THE MACHINERY

OF' OPPRESSION TO A

sunsoChING HALt, THRoUGh VIOLE.T, BLOODY,

BUT JUSTIFIED

"ARENNE.

TH'S HARASSIESE TAKES ON A FRILIAR FORY.

THEY WATCH & GROUP OF BROTHERS

WHO ARE KNOW: RETOLUTECHARLES,

TEE: ACCOMATE THIS BROXT.0003

VARGUARDS

INTO SPECIAL

THIS INFORATION iS KEPT AT

ARVOLUTIONARIES AND BLACK PANTHERS,

THE FORSPOST (2 CENIRAL

SIXILAR PO.TRE PEATAGO! OR THE P.3.I.

H:696477833)

WED SVER CHE PIGS CAN PAC ITCH OA UROR TABY DIG CUT THIS

YO.DER RED PROCERO TO SYSOSLATICAULY SHARE DOST OUR CALLS.

(TUE SiNKE DOM

¡ PACIESORE CALREY PREY GO INTO A PERSONG CELL AND SEARCH IT TURCUCELY,

00106 Vi T26 8706,

„TERBING ALL 02 THE PICTORDS OF THE MALES AND GENERAL

TAPE SIT DOWN AND READ BIERY LETTER, DOCUMENT

HOPING TO FIND CONCTIONG SECAKING AGAINST

MAR 2 7 1972

88) BAT A MIGH TROLDING OR TRARSPSAUTED HU KOUG KIANSTEN AND DISPOSSESSED

PON PRISO: CALD TRIDERS.

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-SINCE A WiN'S

ITS REFLECT HIS ATFITUDE AND HIS.

WE AS POLITICALLY AWARE IRDIVIDUALS WILL HAVE THIS

50-CALLSD Ti-

FLAMSTONY IUTBRATURE IN CON POSCESSIOS OXDAUHDNED PRACENT OF THE T1!3

PAUSE, CARES ACCUSES SOP HOROSS AND BORE CHESS 7500 E*

• FAVRE, Chantos Adeusstle,

TROTTER AND EDDIE CHILLIES.

CHARGED WISHI FAVING REVOLOTIONARY MATERIAL IN THEIR POSSESSION.

WAS ONCE A TEND WHEN BE WOULD RUN TO CUR CELLS AND DESTROY ALL WRITINOS

IN HOPE THAT WE COULD KEEP THE BUST FROM COMING DONE ON US.

THAT TIVE

HAS PASSED.

KOW BE MBALIZE TINI THIS PIG HAS NO LAD'S NHICH WE AS OPP-

RESSED PEOPLE ARE ROUND TO RESPECT.

HIE CANNOT STIFLE CUR TRCUGHTS IN

SAY DARD SLOWD ASCE CAS RECITONEY, MOSCOES RUMIG DOTS, DECAUSE

SAY DANG HIM AND ALL CE AIS POACTICHNRY

FASCIST RUNNING DOGS,

VIE WILL, CONTINUE TO WRITE AXD EDUCATE WHENEVER WE ARE AMONG THE MASSES

AND REGATDLESS OF THE REPRESSIVE MOLCURES AND ARPERCUSSION HAPPENING

TINE IHAD WE AS PEOPLE STAND UP HAD FIGHT OFF FIOS

STRUCTURE:

WE ARS RIGAR; MISTORY HAS PROVEN BRYOND A SAADO

INIDLLSCIUALIY AND SPINITOALLY JUSTIFIED

IN TAKING OUR FADEDOK BY THE MÓST DRASTIC MEANS AVAILABLE.

TE LINES FNTE BEES DRIDI AND CG.JEE PIGS HE SAY CONE ON, FOR HISTORY

•AND DETOR CUTDRATICUS ARE WARCHIES CUR ACIJC: CLOSET.

TEXE & STRID FOR HEERATION M05,

PEEL WE DO FOR DESERVE TO BEEKTH IED

OR TRIC SPACE BE THIS UP.

THIS IS TSE YEAR OF THE YOUTH;

SO HE MUST SITE THE YOUIN THE PROFOR TOOLS TO FIGHE AND DESIROX TAIS

SYSIR, DE RACISS,

FASCISK AND IMPERIALIS".

INE TOOLS NESDED ARE SRAVERY,

LOVALTY TO THE CHUSE OF LIBERATION AND FAITH IN TIE PEOPLE.

Ns CARTOT

GIVE. THEM ANYTRING 2O FIGET MITH,

IF HE ALLO& CORCBIVES TO BE BACKED INTO

A CORNER WITH OUT FOITING UP ANY

STRUGGLE.

IF WE DO NOT GIVE INE YOUTH

ANYTHING BUT A FLEETING GLANCE

AT A REVOLUTTONRY ACT, TENT IS MUCH

BEFTER TENT FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OF TOMISH AND STEP N' FETCH IT, FCOISHUF-

SPINELESS CONARDICE.

A HOT STRUATION DAYBLOPS.

POLITICAL PRISONERS,

TREAT US I: ACCORD WIDE THE GENEVA CONVENTION'S MANDATE FOR TIME PREMI-

VERT OF THE FOLITICAL PRISONER AN THE PRISONER CE WAR.

AS OF NOR WE

ARE NOE. TREATED ANY PARTER TRAR ANIMALS DIG CASE.

SENSIBLE PEOPLE DE ONE COA PAS ISITE

REALIZE ISS RAGURE 0P A POLITICI

INDY WILL DEMID CUR

UNTIL THEY BUILD UP DES

NECESSARY FORCES TO DO JUST WHAT THE FRENCH PSOPLE DID TO IHE B:S1143

IN THB. 18th CENTURY.

TUSY WILL NOI SIT ARCOND AND WAIT FOR THE COORES

OR THE PAROLE BOARDS OR AMY OF TIE OTHER SHES OF JUDICIAL MODIERY FO

RELZASE US.

•THS PEOPLS WILL AUD MUST DO IT THE SSLVES.

YOU CUE THERE,

KOLD YOUASSIVES INTO A POLITICAL AND WILITARY UNITE; AND ONCE ALL OFP-

RESSED POSTO DIE AROUND COURSE STORE TO PRENCH COULD NOT

WORLD CAN STOP THE ENTERAL COURSE OF HISTORY.

STOP THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE,

THE VIBENAMESE OR ALGERIAN PEOPLE;

ANESE AND THE ADICTIONARY CHINESE COULD NOT STOP THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE

INS SXICA AND HIS APARDSEED PARNERS WILL HOT STOP DEE 2E0223

OF RHODESIA, SOUTH AFRICA OR SOUZE WESI AFRICA FROM GAINING THDIR FRESOOK.

STOP THE POPS SHE PR IN

2ES PIGS HERE

REGARDLESS OF DES INTIKIDITION AND MARASSENT CANNOT STOP THE EXCHANGS

OF REVOLECIONAEY BOLLADOR.

THEY ARE ONLY ALONG SURE OF THEIR DEATH

CONTINUINO IO INDULGE IN CES CHILDISE GAZES. OF COPS AND ROSBERS.

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE

BLACK PANTUER PARTY

SAN QUENTIN DRACH

МатіВ пити рити

*VOL.

VI

NO.

22, 1971

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On September 30, 1971, DE I-4 furnished copies

of the following leaflets:

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ORT TH

SPACE

BREAKFAST

OR SCHOOL CHILDREN

THE YOUTH OF OUR BLACK COMMUNITY ARE IN SCHOOL AGAIN, AND AGAIN THE

PROBLEM OF PROVIDING A HEALTHY WELL BATANCED "FREE BREAKFAST" FOR THESE

YOUNG BROTHERS AND SISTERS STILL EXIST IN OUR COMMUNITY.

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION, THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER

PARTY PROVIDED A "FREE LUNCH AND LIBERATION SCHOOL". AT THIS SCHOOL

SUBJECTS SUCH AS MATH, HISTORY, ENGLISH AND THE IDEOLOGY OF THE BLACK

PANTHER. PARTY WERE

TAUCHT.

THE EARLY PART OR

THIS YEAR A "FREE

BREAKFASI PROGRAM"

WAS INTIATED BY THE

PARTY AND WE WERE

ABLE TO FEED AS MANY

AS 50 CHILDREN A ..

DAY. WE WOULD NOT

HAVE BEEN ABLE TO

DO THIS WITHOUT YOUR HELP.. WE MUST STRIVE TO EXTEND TRE "FREE BREAK-

FAST PROGRAK" TO ALL THE YOUTH IN OUR COMMUNITY, WHICH MEANS WE WILL

NEED YOUR HELP MORE THAN EVER TO DO THIS. YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP

PROVIDE A FREE BREAKFAST FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. :

REQUESTED. ITEMS: EGGS, MILK,

DETROIT BRANCH

BLACK

PANTHER PARTY

MINISTRY OF INFORKATION

157 COLLINGHCOD

BREAD, CANNED FRUITS,

•JUICES, BACON, SAUSAGES,.

HAMS, ETC:

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Re-printe:

Vol. *II H0.4

of. the Black

Panther Farty

Intercoumunal "eys

COMMOE GEORGE

JACKSON: CH

MEHEBRCHJP IN THE

BLACK PANTHER

PARTY.

THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO US ON JUNE 21, 1971, FROM OUR

THEN INCARCERATED COMRADE, GEORGE JACKSON. BECAUSE OF CONFUSION

CREATED PARTICULARLY BY THE. PRESENT GOVERNMENT'S PROPAGANDA MEDIA

SURROUHIDING COMRADE GEORGE'S MEYBERSHIP IN THE BLACK PANCIER PARTY,

AND, BECAUSK THE NESSAGE THE LETTER CONTAINS IS SO CLEARLY IMPORTANT

•AS A GUIDE TO OUR STRUGGLE, WE FEEL IT APPROPRIATE

TO NOW PRINT THE

LETTER HERE

MASS MOVEMENTS THAT ARE EGALITARIAN AND AIVED AT THE FUTURE ES-

TABLISHHCNT OF REVOLUTIONARY MASS SOCIETY MUST AT ALL SUBSTRUCTURAL

LEVELS BE GUIDED BY AN AGCRESSIVE AND DISCIPLINED VANGUARD POLITICAL

PARTY. WITHOUT THIS LEADERSHIP, POSITIVE ACTIONS AND UNITARIAN COU-

DUCT OF THE PEOPLE'S AFTAIRS IS NOT POSSIBLE. ONE SIMPLY CANNOT ACT

VITHOUT A HEAD. FOR THE VANGUARD PARTY, II IS ALWAYS THE INTERSSIS

OF THE PEOPLE, AND TREIR FOR ARD MOVEMENT THAT IS OF PRIMARY CONCERY.

WITHOUT THE VANGUARD PARIY, THOUGH, ALL ARE IN FACT EQUAL. THE PARTY

" .

• ITSELF CANNOT ACT WITI PURPOSE VITHOUT THE TRUEST EXPRESSION OF DEM-

OCRATIC CENTRALISY: TRE PARTY CADRE, FREELY ELECTED OR OTHER ISE

DISTINGUISHCD IN THE SERVICE OF THE PARTY AND THE PEOPLE, MUSI REACH

FOR MAJORITY DECISIONS THAT ONCE ARRIVED AT KUST BE RESOLUTELY CARRIED

OUT BY ALL, EVEN TROSE NEO MAY HAVE IN THE PROCESS OF DECISION-MAKING •

OPPOSED THE MEASURE.

NOTHING CAN BE ACCO&PLISHED WITHOUT SUCH DISCIPLINED AND PRINCIPLED

CONDUCT. WE HAVE TO CONDEND MITT WOT CLY THE BURKY FORCES THAT WOULD

RESTRICT COR NOVENET, SUR AGGO PRIMAL INPULSES MIGHT EACH CH 63,

LITTLE UNDERSTOOD AND AT MOST OCCASIOUS JUST BARELY UNDER CONTROL.

DISCTPTTNARTIN CONDUCT IS TIP CONSCTOUS PFFORT IO SUPPRESS THE

NUILI, DELIADULUDICE, LNNNUVENSIUT THAT ME ABSONAEE MILLE SIALL

IN PES MELLOCO DON-COACCICUS SATE. TI IS ACTIVELY CONNING TIG

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T - HOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE

POSITE PRISON

"RESCAN" NOVEMENT

BUT THE PRISCH HOVENDIT, ANED AT

THE PROTEOTIO

AND

JIDBRATION OF FOLITICAL PRISONERS AND THE CONVICT CLASS IN GENERAL,

, AND

ALCO POLITTONTLY MOTIVATED TO FROVE TO TIC AGALKAN FASCISY CORPORATEY-

IS! TIN'T THE CONCEWIRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE WILL NOT RESTRAIN OUR MOVE-

•KENT, WAS, FROM THE OUTSET, FASHIONED AND FORWARDED BY THE BLACK

PANTHER PARTY.

THE SEVERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MOVEMENT WERE CO!-

CEIVED BY THE SUPREME SERVANT, HUBY NEW ON; THE CHAIRMAN, 3033Y SEALE;

AND CUBIR OF SINFE, DAVID HILLIARD. THESE INCLUDED THE BUSSING PRO-

GRAMS DESIONED TO COMBAT SOME OF THE ISOLATIONISI ASPECTS BUILT INTO

PRISON CAMP LIFE, RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND LEGAL AIDS ARE TRAKSPORTED

•TO TIE VARIOUS PRISONS FREE OF CHARGE; IN SPECIAL CASES ATTORNEYS WERE AND

AND ARE BETEG EXPLOYED TO TIELP PRISONERS WITH PROBLEMS THAT CAN STILL

BE ADDRESSED IN LEGAL FORMS OF STRUGGLE. REVOLUTIONARY ARI AND III-

ERATURE ARE BEING PROVIDED PRISONERS TO FURTHER DEVELOP TASIR POTENTIAL

COMDRIBUTICN TO THE EAGER KOVEET UP REASE. THEN, OF COURSE;

SOME OF THE RECESSETIES THAT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH MONEY ARE BEING

FUNNEURO INTO IHE PRISONS AND PRISONERS. MASS ATTENTION IS BEING

FOCUSED UFON THE RATIONALE OF THE CONCENTRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE.

WEEN WE DINGE SOLEDAD PRISONERS,. FLEDIA, JOII AND MYSELE, WERE

SINGIED. OUT FOR PERSECUTION IN THE DEATH OF A PIG IN THE WING THAT

WE WERE HOUSED IN JANUARY OF 1970, II WAS THE BLACK PANTIER PARTY

THẠT PROVIDED THE FIRSI $10,000. THAI WENT TOWARD OUR LEGAL DEFENSE;

• THE PLACY. PANTIER PARTY THAI DID MOST OF THE ABAVY POLITICAL WORK -

AND ORGANIZING AROUND THE CASE; THE BLACK PANTIER PARTY THAT BURIED

OUR DEAD AFTER THE TRIAL OF COMBAT IN MARIN - AUGUST 7th. THEY

GATHERED UP THE BODIES, CLEANED TREM, EXPLAINED THEM AND NEVER

THOUGHT TO DETY OR CONDEMN TUEIR PEOPLE'S INTENSE LONGING TO BE FREE.

BUT IN JUG TRUE MARXIST-LENINIST INTERPRETATION OF PEOPLE'S GUERILLA

WARFARE SUPPORTED IT ON THE PRINCIPIE THAT PEOPLE FIGHT "...IN CER--

TAIN PERICES CE ACUTS BCONCHIC AND POLITICAL CRTSES...", AND BECAUSE..

WE KNO: FLAT "O..IE IS HOT GUERILLA CTIONS WHICH DISOROINIZE THE

MOVEMENT, BUT THE BAKNESS OF A PARTY WHICH IS INCAPABLE OF TAKING

SUCH ACTIONS UNDER ITS CONTROL." (V.I. LENIN) I HAVE BEEN A KENBER

UN THU MAGS FAMISS PARLY SLACKS THE SUPREE SHAVANT APPOINTED PE,

WilL I ROOL AS SISLE IN LISON. I HOLD MY MEMBERSIP AND 0:0,I-

6

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POLITICAL, IN THE IVANDS OF THE PARTY,HO HAVE ALLOWED VARICUS ELENENTS

OF THE NON-PARTISAN BLACK AND MADICAL WIITE COMMUNIITES TO CONDUCE

ASPECTS OF OUR DEFENSE ON THE TADORY THAT INVOLVENCIT ON SUCH A BASIS

WOULD PROMOTE WIDER WOBILIZATION INTO THE MOVEMENT IN GENERAL FROM

OUR SUESTRUCTURAL LEVEL; THAT IS, EXPOSURE IN THIS PARTICULAR AREA OF

ANTI-ESTABLISINT WOULD SERVE TO MOVE THEM INTO ACTIONS LATER DN AT

HICHER LEVELS. INSOLUBLE CONTRADICTIONS HAVE RESULTED...

WE CONDEMN NO ONE. WE THANK ALL THOSE SNEET, EARNEST PEOPLE WHO

TRIED TO ACT IN OUR BIALE. BUT, WE DO NO: RECOGNIZE THAT ALI ASPECIS

OF THE KOVEMENT PERCUSH THE TWO STAGES, REBELLION AND SOCIALIZATION,

MUST PROCEED UNDER THE PURPOSEFUL GUIDANCE OF THE PEOPLE'S VANGUARD

PARTY

GEORGE JACKSON

SAN QUANTIT PRISON

JURE 21, 1971

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Propensity for Violence and Preparation

•for Confrontation

On January 4,

1971, EDGAR ROBINSON.

distrobution

manager for the Detrois NCCF, visited the office at Flint.

Michigan, and told a woman from the neighborhood who dropped

in that there are eight million Panthers in the country who

will take up the gun and take over the country, giving

it a blood bath if two BPP members on trial in New Haven,

Connecticut are convicted.

DE T-11

January 8, 1971

On Sunday, January 10, 1971, members of the

NCCF were

marching in the street in front of 611-13

Continental alter the political education neeting, and

WErE

made to move by the police,

DE T-2

January 13, 1971

On Sunday, January 17, 1971, members

of the NCCE

again marched in front of 611-13 Continental and had observers

from the community patroling the streets, hoping to get some

favorable publicity by causing an incident when the police

arrived, however, no police cars were seen, and no more march-

ing is planned.

DE T-2

January 18, 1971

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON, leader of the flint

branch of the Detroit NCCE, at their regular political

education neeting on January 31, 1971, placed emphasis on the

brothers arming themselves and recommended that

they get

a pistol to carry as soon as possible.

DE T-1

February 8, 1971

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DE I-2 advised on April

members of the Detroat NCCE, ANTHONY WORMAN, RONNE IRWIN,

RONALD SHITH and lARRY PONELL held up what they believed

to be a dope house and one of the victims was killed.

A desk has been placed facing the front door of

the flint Office of the NCCT, where a memper now sits during

the hours the office is open

with a

30 caliber M-I carbine

to prevent anyone from entering that is not supposed to.

They have removed posters from the downstairs windows so that

the police cannot sneak up on them and the person on duty at

the desk has been ordered to kill any police no attempt

to enter.

DE T-11

April

28, 1971

H.

Arrests

EDGAR ROBINSON waS arrested by the Detroit Police

Department on warrants

charging assault with intent to io

great bodily harm less

than

murder per Detective Lieutenant

WILLIAN MC COT, Detroit Police Department, January 25, 1971.

CHARLES

HOLT was arrested by the Detroit Police

Department for assault with intent to do great bodily harm

less than murder

on January 27, 1971, and lodged in Wayne

County Jail in lieu

of

$25,000

bond according to Lieutenant

•MC COY on January 27, 1971.

Lieutenant MC COY advised that eleven members and

associates of the NCCE were charged along with EDGAR ROBINSON

and CHARLES. HOLT in connection with the beating of an NCCE

associate January 21, 1971. On January 29, 1971, the charges

against all eleven were dropped when the victim changed

his story and claimed he was unable to identify anyone who

beat hin.

Lieutenant MC COY advised on January 13, 1971, that

CLEVELAND HOLT

an associate of the NCCI, was arrested

January in,

i971,

charged with larceny under$100.00 and

released ou $50.00 bond.

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Lieutenant MC COY advised that KENNETH HORSTON

was arrested on march 28, lott, for possession of a stolen

airline ticket valued at

over

$100.00, however, this.

charge was dismissed at the examination.

Detective Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO, Flint,

Michigan,

1971, that

Police Departmont, are acrest a at 2009 Albert, tlint,

following

Michigan, the flint office of the Detroit NCCI:

Name

Date

Place

Charge

HUBER

HENSON

3/30/71

Flint, Michigan

Armed Robbery

WAYNE THEODORE

ROBERTSON

Traffic

LOUIS TOLBERT

-JOHNSON

YVONNE COOPER

11

18.

Bond Default

11

."

Contributing to the

Delinquency of a Minor

JERRY

PAGE

11

11

CALVIN SUTTON, JR.

Breach of Peace

Arned Robbery

18

89

Armed Robbery

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Detroit

Police Department, advised of the ariest of the following

members of the Detroit NCCF:

• Name

Date

LARRY POWELL

4/14/71

Place

Charge

•Detroit, Michigan Murder One

; RONNIE

RHON

ANTHONY NORMAN

11

11

CRONALD SMITH

- PIRON REDWINE

1t

- 18

1/26/71

Carrying a

Concealed Weapon

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On July 21, 1971, ERONE C. DESSAUSURE, BENJAMIN

"• FONDREN and DAVID M. JOHNSON were sentenced to three to

four years, State Prison of Southern Michigan, Jackson,

Michigan, by Detroit Recorders Court Juage JOHN

Ri

MURPHY,

on a charge of relonious Assault.

DE T-13

July 21, 1971

The above three individuals were members of

the Detroit 15, 15 members and associates of the Detroit

NCCE arrested

member 54,

on October 24, 1970, at the NCCT office, 337€

16th Street, Detroit,

in connection with the shooting

two Detroit

police Officers on that date. Of the in who were

tried regarding this matter, all were found not guilty except

the above three.

DE I-13 advised on July 7, 1971, that RONALD

SMITh pled guilty to second degree murder,

RONNIE IRVIN,

LARRy POWELL and ANTHONY MORAN pled guilty to arned robbery,

before Detrolt Recorders Court Judge JOHN R. MURPHY on

July 7, 1971.

On Augus¿ 23, 1971, Detective Sergeant WILLIAM

HENAHAN, Detroit PoliCe Department, advised that POWELL

was sentenced to 20 to 40 years, NORMAN to 15 to 30 years,

and SMITH life in prison.

De I-s advised on september 28, 1911, that LivIN

was found guilty and sentenced to life in

prison on september

23, 1971.

I. Weapons

The Flint branch of

the NCCT has several handguns,

•38 revolvers or .357 magnums

and one .45 caliber automatic

as well as several l? gauge shotguns.

DE T-1

January 7, 1971

The NCCF has about nine rifles and shotguns at

611-13 Continental.

DE I'2

January 22, 1971

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The Detroit NCCF currently has about seven

rifles, most of which are FN assault rifles, two of which do

not work, and two 12 gruge shotguns, one of

which does not

work, probably due to the fac that KENNETH HORSTON knows

little about guns.

DE T-2

, March 11, 1971

The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF has gathered

materials to nake pipe bombs and have also been acquiring

ainmunition.

DE T-11

March 12, 1971

Jo

Fortifications

The following diagram was provided by DE I-3

on January 25, 1971:

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The front window of the NCCF branch at 2009

Albert, Flint,

Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand

leaving only places for guns to be pushed through.

DE T-1

February 8, 1971

All of the windows in the NCCF office, 2009

Albert, Flint, are covered with heavy wire mesh, similar.

to that found

on school buildings. Around each window and

built up from the floor 34 to 4 feet high are wooden frames

standing approximately two to three feet from the wall,

which are filled with sand for the purpose of stopping any

bullets filed into the house.

The rear door is covered with

heavy wire

mesh and braced with

two 2 inch by four inch

boards to keep it shut.

The front door is also covered with

wire mesh and can be barred closed with a two inch by four

inch board which fits into brackets.

DE T-11

April 7, 1971

Ko

Meetings and Rallies

The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF holds political

eaucation meetings at their office, 2009 Albert, Flint, every

Sundäy.

DE T-1

February 8, 1971

The Detroit NCCF continues to hold political

education classes

every Sunday at CIC #1, 611 Continental,

Detroit, Michigan.

DE T-2

March 2, 1971

DE T-1 and DE T-2 further advised on the above

dates that the political education classes consist of

indoctrinating members and people of the community into the

doctrine of the BPP as well as leading and discussing

articles appearing in "The Black panther! newspaper.

The Detroit branch of the BPP held a rally in

support of the detroit 15 in Kenneth Square, Detroit, from

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1:00 to 4:00 p.M. On June 25, 1971.

MIS• JOSEPHI SMITH, mOther OI CAROLYN

SMITH, one of the Detroit 15, spoke regarding political

prisoners.

efforts of

YVONNE

KING,

BPP, Chicago, spoke regarding

the BPP/tO

help black men.

Henry Faction) spoke of obtaining

power through the acquisition of land.

//.,

The RNA was founded in Detroit,

Michigan, in March,

1968.

purpose is to establish an

independent black nation within

the U.So, demanding the States of

Alabana,

Georgia, Louisiana, and

$10,000 per black

citizen for

reparations, The RNA,

& vIDience-prone, black extremist,

separatist organization, is nor

headsuar tered in New Orleans,

Louisiana.

Approxinately 700 persons, a majority being Negroes

in their late teens, attended the rally, which was peaceful.

DE I-4

June 25, 1971.

Lo Frograms of Detroit NCCE and BPP

I. Free Breakiast for School Children

The Free Breakfast Program in Flint is

slacking off due to lack of money and interest in the

community.

DE T-1

January 7, 1971

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The interest in the Flint branch of the NCCE is

continuing to decrease, only about five children are show-

ing up for the Breakfast Program, this is probably due

to the preparation of the food, which is very bad.

DE I-1

January 14, 1971

DE T-2 advised on various dates in January, 1971,

that the Breakfast Program operated at the following

locations, five days a week:

St. Leo's Church, 15th and Grand River, Detroit

about seven children per day

3591. 17th Street, Detroit

about ten children per day

3595

17th Street, Detroit

about

ten children per day

611 Continental, Detroit

about forty children per day

The Breakfast Program in Flint decreased to less

than eight children per day in February, 1971.

DE T-1

February, 1971

The Detroit Breakfast Program has been discontinued

due to lack of funds.

in March,

Detroit.

DE T-2

February 10, 1971

The Breakfast Program was reinstituted the last week

1971, at 611 Continental, and St. Leo's Church,

DE T-2

April 1, 1971

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The Breakfast Program in Flint is a flop as

no one is showing up for meals.

DE T-1

March

24, 1971

•DE T-2 advised on April 21, 1971, that the Break-

last program is currently operating at the

following locations:

611 Continental, Detroit

30 children per day

157 Collingwood, Detroit

15 children per

đay

St. Leo's Church

children per day

DI I'-2 advised that the Breakfast Program is operat-

ing at the following locations in May, 1971:

611 Continental, Detroit

• 34 children per

day

157 Collingwood, Detroit

20 children per

The

Free Breakfast

programs were temporarily dis=

• continued during June, 1971.

DE F-2

June, 1971

The Free Breakfast Programs have been reinstituted

.at 157 Collingwood and 2591 Pennsylvania, both BPP offices.

They operate five days a week and feed 20-25 children per

day, however, KENNETH HORSTON is disappointed because of. lack

of response.

DE I-4

July 2, 1971

The Breakfast Programs currently are being operated

at 157 Collingwood and 2435

Pennsylvania, Detroit.

DE T-4

August, 1971

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About 40 to 50 children are being fed at 2435

Pennsylvania each day.

DE I-1

September 30, 1971

20

Free Lunch Program

A Free Lunch Program was opened at 2591 Pennsylvania

in July,

1971, which was attended by only 20 to 25 persons

until the Archdiocese began providing box lunches and the

attendance jumped to about 150 children.

DE T-4

July, 1971

The Fxee Lunch program is heid at 2435 Pennsylvania

five days

a week

from 10:00 a.mo to 1:30

poMo

DE TPr

August, 1971

About 40 to 50 children are being fed each

day?

the Archdiocese is no longer furnishing lunches.

DE I-4

• September 30, 1971

3.

Free Clothing Program

The Free Clothing Program is operating at 3591

17th Street,

Detroit,

Monday through Saturday

DE I-2

January, 1971

The Free Clothing Program has been discontinued

due to lack of funds.

DE T-2

February 10, 1971

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Mo

Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies

Attendance is poor at the political education

classes in Flint, Michigan..

There were only eleven persons

at the last meeting and each meeting is gernally

made up of

new faces.

DE T-1

January 7, 1971

Political Education classes are currently held

each Sunday at 611 Continental, Detroit., Classes have been

discontinued on 3595 17th Street, Detroit.

DE I-2

January, 1971

DE I-4 advised on various dates in 1971, through

October; 1971, that the Detroit BPP attempted to regularly

hold political

education meetings at its various offices.

These neetings were generally boring and consequently poorly

attended. Various PP menbers would lead discussions of

articles appearing in "The Black Panther" newspaper and

a number of persons aitending the meetings would have a tendency

to sleep.

A liberation school has been initiated at 2435

Pennsylvania, Detroit, and is operated in conjunction with

the Free Lunch program.

About 30-40 children are being

indoctrinated in BPP philosophy at this school, which opened

"July, 1971.

DE I-4

July 27, 1971

The liberation school was closed the first of

October, 1971, as everyone was

. needed to sell papers. The

attendance at

the school had dropped to 20-25 children.

DE T-4

October

8, 1971

N.

Factionalism

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DE T-14 advised on February 28, 1971, that DAVID

HILLIARD, BPP Chief of Staff, purged ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, BPP

Minister

of Information, and

his Algerian associates from

the BPP.

On February 28

1971, representatives of the

New York BPP met and

decided to separate from the California-

based BPP headed by HUEY P.

NEWTON and to support CLEAVER.

DE T-14

February 28, 1971

CHARLES HOLT, & member of the Detroit NCCI, which

supports HUEY P. NIVTON, Minister of Defense, BPP, contacted

LAYD SHAKUR,

BPP Cleaver Faction in New York, Eo determine his .

standing with the Cleaver Faction and was requested to travel

to New York to confer with Cleaver Faction members.

DE T-2

March 17, 1971

of the Detroit ICCE,

who had been purged, was in New York

the weeisend of April 9-11, 1971, for consultation with

leaders of the BPP, Cleaver Faction.

DE T-14

April 12, 1971

A BPP, Cleaver Faction was begun in Detroit the end.

of June, 1971, and during July, 1971, sone members of the BPP

Newton raction who were discontent with his policies, quit

and became associated with the Cleaver Faction.

DE T-2

July, 1971

0.

Miscellaneous

An NCCE community workers, accused of stealing guns

and television sets belonging to the NCCr was beaten by NCCI

members in the basement of 611 Continental, Detroit.

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A second individual, a short time member of the

NCCE, siole two pistols from the NCCF.

He was located by

NCCE

members, forcibly taken to the NCCF offiCe at 611

Continental,

Detroit, where he was scalded, burned and severely

beaten.

DE T-2

January 25, 1971

VIRON REDWINE, DetrOit NCCE member who went to

california to act as Newton's bodyguard, was disillusioned

wth the BPp on his return to Detroit, claiming that NEWTON

was

crazy,

sniffs cocaine, and that

everyone follows his

lead and does whatever he commands without question.

REDWiNE

claimed that internal discipline is disintegrating as female

panther members in Oakland use birth control pills and every-

one uses marijuana.

DE T-2

March 5, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON is losing popularity with BPP

members, wears expersive clothes and

drinks excessively.

DE T-4

July, 1971

The BIP had a booth at the Michigan State Fair the

end of august and the first or septembers

1971, at which

chey sold pspers, ilags, and sought donations.

Al1 members

in the booth were clean,

neatly dressed and polite, in an

effort to change the rough, violent image of the BPP.

DE T-4

september, 1971

DE I-3 advised on September 23, 1971, that KENNETH

HORSTON, leader, Detroit BPP, held a press conterence on that

date.

HORSTON Claimed that

early on the morning of September

23, 1971, DETrOLE POLICE OlIicerS Ilred on the BPP 011ace at

2591 pennsylvania, Detroit,

and presented a woman claining

to be a witness to the shooting.

The woman stated that she

sair four men in a black car with "Detroit Police" on the side

fire at 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit.

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DE 157-3075

DE T-3 advised that 2591 Pennsylvania is in the

area covered by the filth precinct, Detroit Police Depart-

ment and that no complaint of any shooting into 2591

pennsylvania has been made. Source further advised that the

Detroit Police Department was not aware of the alleged

shooting until HORSTON'S press conference,

DE T-3 advisad on Cetober 18, 1971, that no

complaint has been made to the Detroit Police Department

regarding alleged shooting into 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit,

and consequently no investigation will be conducted. by the

Detroit Police Department.

DE I-3 advised that

informal. inquiry by the

Detroit i olice Department failed to substantiate the charges

made by KENNET HORSTON.

DE I-12 and DE T-1 are not aware of any shooting.

at the BPP oifice, 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit, and believe

that HORSTON. was attempting to obtain publicity by making

the above charge.

80 %

CONFIDENTIAL

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RXFD-323 (Rev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DETARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

November 4, 1971

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY - DETROIT DIVISION

Character EXTREMIST MATTERS

Reference

Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced.

communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains nether recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl.

It is tho property

of tho FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contenta are not lo be distributed outside

your agoncy,

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FD-263.01:ev. 12-19-07)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN

No ginet.y

STIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

OBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

DATE

5/11/72

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/17/71-5/3/72

REPORT MADE BY

SA PARALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

CHARACTER Ol CASE

EM

TYPED E.

АЧ

REFERENCE: Detroit report & SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

4/714

J

LEAD

DETROIT

AT DETROIT. MICHIGAN

Will follow and report activities of the Detroit BPP

on a semi-annual basis.

Pande

Cy

CONVIC AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

O NONE

ACQUIT-

RECOVERIES

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR DYES GNO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

EYES LINO

APPROVED

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

COPIES MADE:

12'-

Bureau

• (105-155706

1

G-?., Detroit

(RM1)

1.-

NIS,

Chicago

Ost, Dayion,

Ohio

(RM)

Secret Service,

Detroit (RM)

USA,

Detroit (RM)

2

7.

San

Francisco

(157-1204) (RM)

Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

Sub 15)(RM)/OL 11: 5706+/5-1043

REC-58

MAY 17 1972

ST-103

B80-40Y

Notations

Agency.

Request Recd.

Date Fwd.

How Fwd.

SEC.

by, tontind slip fo

đat 3.

7/72

DMA

PEN

EXI.

JUN1 9 1972

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ADMINISTRATIVE

All persons mentioned herein as being connected with

the Detroit Branch of the BPP are currently under investigation

by Detroit.

The speech of BOBBY SEALE

on 12/10/71

• Is not being

set forth in this report as it was previously disseminated under

his caption.

Pretext call to the BPP Office on 4/12/72, was made

by SA JOHN V. INSOGNA.

Special Agent who observed KENNETH HORSTON on 12/3/71,

WaS SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

DE T-1 is

DE

2445-E

DE I-2 is

DE 2650-E (PROB)

DE T-3 is

DE 1560-E (PROB)

DE T-4 is

SF 3215-E

DE T-5 is

DE 1552-E

DE T-6

• is

SF 3215A-E

DE T-7 is

LA 5430-E

DE T-S is

CG 7392-A-E

DE T-9

is

CSDE 2580-E

DE T-10 is

CSDE 2962-E

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CONFINENTIRE

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DE T-Il is

DE 1718-E (PROB)

DE T-12 is

DE 2524-E (Ghetto)

Потестит

DE T-13 is

CSDE 2907-E

DE I-14 is

DE 1515-C

•CON: IDENTIAL

503".

INGRANIS

DE:T-15 is

DE 1330-E

- Сх -

Cover Page

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FD-2U4 ((CV.3-3-59)

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

UNv

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF J.

USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

~G-2, Detroit (RM)

NIS,

-

Chicago (Ri1)

Ost, Dayton,

Ohio (RM)

- Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

1.

•USA, Detroit (RM)

SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

5/11/72

157-3075

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

Office: Detroit, Michigan

Bureau File #:105-165706 Sub 15

Character:

Synopsis:

EXTREMIST MATTERS

The Detroit BPP headquarters is located at

151 Collingwood, with an office at 2228

Bewick, Detroit.

They continue to operate

the Free Breakfast for School Children Program

and sell "The Black Panther"

Additional programs and activity set forth.

The Detroit BPP continues to receive direction

from BPP National Headquarters and contacts

other BPP chapters.

DETAILS

.:.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your ngency; it and its contents

are not to be distributed outside your asency.

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TEN EA

J. S, COVERENT PRINTIC OFFICE: 1070 0 - 106-810

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONS DATA OF

DETROIT BPP ..

A. Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters

and Offices

B:

Local Leaders and Membership Totals

D.

E

F.

Funds.....

' . ...

Connection Fith BPP National Headquarters

Contact with Other BPP Chapters

Fublications .....

10

Distribution of "The Black Panther"

Newspaper ......-

2.

Local

00 0 0. 00 0 . . .

G.

Propensity For Violence and Preparation

For Conirontation ...

H.

I.

J.

K.

ArreStS

Weadons

......... ... .

Fortifications

Meetings and hallies

Programs

1.

Free Breakfast For School Children

2.

Free. Lunch ProgIan

3.

Free Bussing Progran

4.

Free Food Progran

м.

5.

Youth Cadre

... .

Teaching Revolutionary Prograns and

Policies

N. Factionalisn

• .

II. MISCELLANEOUS

3

3

3

6

20

20

20

21

21

22

22

22

22

23

23

24

25

2

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA

OF THE DETROIT BPP

A. Location of Detroit Black Panther

Party (BPP) Headquarters and

Offices

The BPP is a black extremist organization

started in Dalland, Califomia, in December,

1966.

It advocates the use of

guns and

guerrilla tactics to bring about the over-

throw of the United States Government.

The offices at 2591 Pennsylvania and 2435 Pennsylvania

have been closed and a new office opened at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,

Michigan, which is the location of the Breakfast For School

Children

Program. This location is rented by LORENS BANKSy

who coordinates the Breakfast Program.

The Ministry of Information continues to be at

157 Collingwood, Detroit.

The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-1

November 17, 1971

The Detroit BPP continues to operate offices at the

following locations:

157 Collingwood, Detroit

2228 Bewick, Detroit

Pad - 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit®

'DE T-2

April 12, 1972

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

The following is a summary of membership totals for the

Detroit Be? Iron November: 1911, through April, 1972, which was

furnished by DE T~1 and DE I-3:

Community Workers

Members

November

December

January

February

March

April

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6.

10

10

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15

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EDGAR ROBINSON

Detroit BPP, advised BPP National

Headquarters that he had

removed himself from the staff of the

Detroit Chapter.

DE T-4

October 30,1971

RENNETE HORSTON is leader of the Detroit Chapter

of the BPP.

DE T-1

October 27, 1971

is second in

command to KENNETH HORSTON.

DE T-1

November 4, 1971

LORENE BANKS is in charge of the Brealfast Program.

DE T-1

November 17, 1971

LONNIE DARDEN is referring to himself as the Minister

of. Information while KENNETH HORSTON is in California.

DE T-1

January 19, 1972

LEONARD MONGO is currently in charge of finances.

DE T-1

March 21, 1972

C. Funds

The folloving summary of financial activity was

provided by De T-1.

through April, 1972 DE I-3 and DE I-S from November, 1971

Month

Income

November

December

January

February

March

April

$2,225.00

2,700.00

3, 300.00

2, 512.50

2, 462.50

2,925.00

Expenses

$2, 207.00

2, 669.00

3,269.27

2,227.31

2, 321.33

2,656.97

4

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D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters

EDGAR ROBINSON,

a member of the Detroit BPP

contacted BPP National Headquarters, Oakland, Califonia,

on october 30, 1911. to advise that

Detroit was having

problems as the members did not want to listen to the

leadership.

DE T.4.

October 30, 1971

GERALD CRAWFORD,

à Detroit BPP member: was in Oak-

land, California, working for the Party and planned to return

to Detroit on November 11, 19/1.

:

DE T-4

November 16, 1971

A Detroit BPP member complained to BPPNatioal

Headquarters that a brother of the Cleveland Chapter borrowed

ment or

his leather coat and failed to return it.

DE T-6

December 28, 1971

BPP National Headquarters requested Detroit

send them a list of all community workers and a copy or their

mailing list.

DI T-5

February 8, 1972•

E.

Contacts With Other BPP Khapters

The Los Angeles, California chapter, of the BPP

shipped 600 copies of "The Black Panther"

to Detroit as too

many copies of the paper hed been shipped to los Angeles

from New York.

DE T-7

October 17, 1971

The West Side area captain of the Chicago,

Illinois

BPP chapter contacted the Detroit BPP on November 5, 1971.

•DE T-8

November 5, 1971

5

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i...

EMMA MORRIS,

member.: Detroit BPP was to visit the •

Chicago BPP to learn avouï ühe Free Bussing Program.

DE T-8

November 4, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON advised the Chicago BPP that LONNIE

DARDEN*

and several Detroit BPP members would be sent to Chicago

in connection with Survival Week activities in Chicago.

•DE T-8

December 1, 1971

F..

Publications

помети

1. Distribution of 'The Black Panther" newspaper

De 1-1, Du 1-3 and Di I-y advised Erom November,

19il; that the detroit bie received tre

Followin, copies of "The Black Panther'

newspaper from BPP

National Distribution, New York, New York:

Month

Copies

November

December

January

February

March

April

7,600

7,200

11,500

7, 250

7, 250

8,500

Each BPP member is required to sell 150 newspapers

per week.

DE T-1

October 29, 1971

2.

Local

DE T-10 furnished the following leaflet on November

12, 1972, which was being distributed by the BPP:

}

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FREE •BREAKFAST

FOR

SCHOOL CHILDREN

TRERE WILL 3E A FREE BREAKFAST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRAM, SPON-

SORED BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, STARTING MONDAY NOVEMBER 15,1971 AT

228 BENICK (DOWNSTAIRS), BETWEEN VERNOR AND KERCHEVAL.

HOT MEAIS (SUCH AS GRITS, OATMEAL, WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS. EIC.)

WILL BE SERVED TO THE

YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY AND

THOSE THAT ATTEND SCRIPPS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT 2100

HULBURT. BREAKFAST WILL

BE SERVED BETWEEN 7:00a.m.

AND 8:30a.m. MONDAY THRU

FRIDAY.

PARENTS IN THE COMMUNITY

ARE WELCOME TO COME TO THE

BREAKFAST PROGRAM AND CAN

VOLUNTEER TO GIVE ASSITANCE

IN SERVING THE CHILDREN IF

THEY DESIRE TO DO SO OR YOU

AN INFORM YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS OF THE PROGRAM. IF THERE ARE ANY

UESTIONS CONCERNING THE PROGRAM PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL THE TELEPHONE

UMBERS LISTED BELOW.

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DETROIT BRANCH

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

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On January 5, 19/2, De I-ll furnished copies of the

Iollowing leaflets being distributed by the BPP:

8

.. ..:

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REE BREAKFAST

OR SCHOOL CHILDREN

PROGRAM

TEENLY MENU

WALK OF DEC. 13, - DES. 17,

INDAY

RANGE JUICE

ICON

iGS"

ITS

TUESDAY

OATMEAL

TOAST

JELLY

SALAMI (FRIED)

WEDNESDAY

CHOC. MILK

HOT DOGS(FRIED)

CREAM OF WHEAT

PEACHES

FOOD DONATIONS FOR THE

BREAKFAST PROGRAM ARE NEED-

ED SUCH AS BREAKFAST HEMI'S,

DRY GOODS, MILK, BREAD, ETC: •

ALSO MONEY: TO OBTAIN THESE

ITEMS ARE EXCEFTABLE.

IF YOU WISH TO DONATE OR

GIVE ASSISTANCE IN HELPING

OUT AT THE BREAKFAST PRO-

GRAM CALE 862-7742 OR COME

TO THE BREAKFAST SITE AT

2228 BEWICK BETWEEN VERNOR

AID2. KERCHEVAL

DAY

S

-

E & ORANGE)

LETTUCE &

TOMATO

1ON TOAST

ERIDAY

ORANGE JUICE

GRILLED CHEESE

BACON.

SLICED

PEACHES

9

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DETROIT BRANCH

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

157 COLLINGWOOD

867-7742

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JUNVIVAL THROUGH SERVICE TO THE

PEOPLE

VOLUNTEER SERVICE FORM

I HEREBY VOLUNTEER TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS I MAY BE NEEDED (print)

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY

ZIP CODE

COUNTY

STATE,

I would like to work in the following activity (les) :

1. Fxee Breakfast Program_

20 Health Clinics

3. Liberation Schoo1

L. Bussing Io Prisons Program

5. Wolfare Loans.

6. Free Clothing

7. Free Shoes.

8. Sell jewspapers

9. Peoplos Barbos shop.

10. Any Program

How many hours a week are you availablo?

List any special skills you have or special servicos you can perform :

10

SIGNATURE

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DE 157-3075

On December 22: 1972, DE I-10 furnished a copy of

the following leaflet which was

being distributed

by the

BPP:

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FREE BUSINE PROGRAM

TO: THE BROTEERS & SISTERS IN TEE SEMIGGLE FOR LIBERATION!

BECAUSE OT.A NRED FOR COMMUNICATION ERTUEEN TIN PEOPLE INSIDE THE

PRISONS AHD OUTSIDE THE. PRISONS• (CONCENTRATION CAMPS). THE, BLACK

PA2°~

THER PARLY IS SPORSORING A"FREE BUSING PROGRAM" TO JACKSON STARE PENI-

TENCIARI... THE FAST DUS VILI BE LEAVING ON DECEIBER 23, 1971 TROM 157:

COLLINCWOOD Ar 10:00 A.M. AND RETURN AT 6:00 P.H. VI WOULD LIKE TO

want + 5729-94166

HAVE THE BUSING PROGRAY: ON A MORE CORSISTENT BASIS. SUCH AS:

(1.)

HAVING A BUS OR EUSES GOING TO PRISONS MORE THAN JUSI

ONCE A HONTE.

(2) HAVING MORE THAN ONE BUS.

•IN ORDER TO HAVE A SUFFICIENT BUSING PROGRAM, SUPPORT IS NEEDED,

LITHER BY GETTING A BUS DONATED OR SUPPLYING SOME FINANCIAL AID TO TEE

PROGRAM. WITE THE UADERSTANDING WE ALI HAVE BY BEING PARI OF THE LIRE-

RATION STRUGGLE AND KNOWING TIE NECESSITY OF THE BUSING PROGRAM, WE HOPE

THAT YOUR ORGANIZATION WILL COOPERATE WITII THE PROGRAM AND ASSIST US VIDIT

IMPLETENTIRG A SUCCESSFUL. BUSING PROGRAM.

ALI POWER TO THE PEOPLE!

DETROLT BRANCH OF THE BLACK. PANTEER PARTY

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On January 19, 1972, DE I-I furnished a copy of the

following leaflet being distributed by the BPP:

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SUPPORT THE

GUINE BREAKTAST

FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN®

THE FREE BREAKFAST FOR SCHOOL CEILDREN PROGRAM, SPONSORED BY THE

BLACE. PANTIER PARTI, IS NOW FERDING MOPE THAN 50 KIDS A DAY AT 2228

BEWICK (DOWNSTAIRS), BETHEEN VERKOR AND KERCHEVAL.

HOT MERES (SUCH AS GRITS, DATIGAL, WAPPLES, BACON, EGGS, ETC. )

FALL BE SERVED TO THE TOUTE IN TEE

COMMUNITY ANE TEOSE THAT ATTEND

SCRIPPS ELOMENTARY SCHOOL LE 2100

BURLBUT. BREAKFAST WILL BE SERVED

BOISEEN 7:00 A.M. AND 8:30 A.M.,

MONDAY TERU FRIDAE.

PARENTS IN THE COMMUNITI LE

WELCONE TO CONE DO THE BREAKFAST

PROGRAM AND CAN VOLUNTERE TO CIVE

ASSISIANCE IN SERVING THE CHILD-

SUN IF THEY DUSIRE TO DO SO, OR 100

CAN INFORM YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGE-

BORS OF IHE PROGRAK. IF THERE ARE

ANY QUESTIONS CONCEENING SEE PROGRAM, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL, THE TELE-

PHONE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW.

14

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DETROXT. BRAZICH

BLOCK PARXEER PASTY

MIRISIRY DE IUFDIZAZION

15? COJLIRGHOOD

8677742 05 867-7745

"ALL, POWER TO ITS PEO. MEN

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SUPPORT THE

ONE: BREAKTAST

FOR SION CULCRENS

THE FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE DETROIT, BRANCH OF TEN

BLACK PANTHER PARTY EAS OPENED IT'S SECOND "BREAKFAST CENTER". THE

NEWEST CENTER IS LOCATED AT 152 COLLINGNCOD BETWEEN SECOND AND HOOD-

WARD, THE OPENING DATE OF DEE SECOND CENTER IS APRIL 12, 1222.

THE CIBER LOCATION IS AT 2228 BENICK

PETWEEN VERNOS AND KERCHETAL OH THE

ESSISIDE. IT IS FRESENTLY SERVING

MORE THAN S5 CHILDREN EVERE SCHOOL

HORNING.

HOT MEALS (SUCH AS GRATS, CATHEALS

WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS, ENG. ARE 2E*

ING SERVED BEIVEKA 7:008.M. P3U2 9:30

A lo, MONDAY TRUR PRINAL.

TEE PROPIE I2 DRE COMAUNITY ARE WELCOME TO COME TO TRE BEEAKFAST PUD-

GRAK, AND CAN VOLUNTEER TO GIVE ASSISTANT IN SERVING THE CHILDREN JE

THEY DESIRS TO DO SO, AND CAN INFORM OPHERS 09 TRE PROGRAM. IF THERE S

ANY QUESTION CONCERNUNG THE BREAKFAST PROGRAM, PERASE FREI, FIRE TO GILE

CHE HUMBLES ASK LISTED ZELOW.

160

2*2r722 324703

BLACK LANILOS FAEGY

MINISTEY OX INFOEIATION

86 7742 08 867-7743

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ONOR CIAL BUSES KOLLING

"FREE SUSING PROGRAM TO PRISON

MITH BE MAJORIVY DE THE COONIRT'S CARS AND COHER MONOR VARICIES BEING

MUUFACTURED IN DOTROIT, MANY PEOPLE IN CHIS SEATS OR MICEIGAN STIL G. I'T

GET TO THE PRESONS TO VISIT THEIR LOVED CRES.

REALIZIRO DES GADD DOR SAGOGERATION, DUS ELAGE RANDHOR PUREE INISIAZAD

A MERGE BUSINE PROGRAM: POR FAMELIDS AND IRRENDS OF PRISONERS. IN KANT OF

OUR CHAPTERS AND BRANCHES, SUCE PROGRAMS ANE ALREADY UNDERHAT, SERTING SAS

COMMUEINY.

38r

ID (TE BLACK PANTER PARCE) MOULD SUKE 5O

CONTINUE TO SERYS YOU ON A CONSISTAND BLSIS

TO PRE PRIOCH. ON SUNDAY APRIL 16, 1972%

DEE BOS WIIL BE LEATONG FOR THOSE REO ARE

VISIZING RAGULAR INAUSS, AND THE FOLLOWINS

SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1972, RILE BE D0S FAXT

TRIP FOR THOSE DEO ARE VISIZING TRUSTSE

Meant.

TRE BUS WILL BE IBAVING AD 9:00 A.M. AND

WILL REDURE BY 5:00 P.M. ID IS IMPORANE

THAT' YOU ARRIVE ST 157 COLLISGZOOD AT 8:00 Ach, FOR BARLE SRATING ARBARGE.

statias a

KECESSARY IRIS OR INTORNNSIOR KREDED 7O VISIE TIMATES IN JACKSON SILOS

PANINENTIARY ARD:

(1)

IOMAROS MMS NAD I.D. MUMBER.

(2)

IGGISER RE I3 AI GRUSSEE OR JOTS

(3)

SOUR ROMES ADDRESS, RIFCODE AND FUCHS DUST.

(4)

YOU MUSE BE DE INADES, VISIRIRG LIST. IF NOT, WRILE INATE OR GILI

A62-2742 OR 42S TO OBOATE MATHODS OF GETTING ON INNARES VISICIRS

•LIST.

(5) Y00X RELATICHSHIP TO THE JANATE.

cacitinna.t

708÷2.132

BILOS PAINTER PARDY

MINERY DE UFOSION

1E7 60162628090

B5Yr4TH 02 884-7715

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DETROIT

BLACK

BRANGH

PANTHER PARTY

•HE HOULD LIKE IO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY IO INFORM IOU OF SURVIVAL

DAT" IN THE BLAGE AND OPPIESSED COMMUNITY. THE DATE SET ASIDE FOR FEIS

EVERE IS MAY 20,1972• SURVIVAL DAY IS DESIGNED TO MELP ELIMINATE SOME

OF THS OPPRESSION IN OUR COMMUNITI. ONE OF THE GREATEST CONCERNS OF

POOR AID OPPRESSED POPLE IS SURVIVAL THROTON THE BASIC NECESSITY DE

EATING. DURING THE SURYIVAL DAY CEREMONTES, THIGH WILL BE SPONSORED 33

THE SLICK PARINER PARTY AND SUPPORTED BY THE BUSINESSHEN OF THE BLACK

COMURADY, FO RAVE PLAINED I ERSE FOOD GIVE AWAR. UNDORSTANDING THE

NEED FOR FOOD COMBINED WITH THE FOLE OF THE SUSINESSHENSIN PAS COIT-

KITS, HE ARE ASKING THE CONCERNED BUSINESSHON I0 HELP SUPPORT THE COME

KUNITY THROUGH YOUR DONATIONS OF GOODS NECESSARY TO FURNISH THE PEOPL

RITH A FULL BAG OF GROCERIES.

TIE FOULD LIES TO NOTIFY YOU TGAT ON FRIDAY APRII ZAND SAPURDAY

APRIL 22, COMRADES GERALD CRANFORD AND HILLIAM ELDER FOPHASENSARIVES CE

TIE PARTY, GILI COME TO JOUR PLACE DE BUSINESS TO GIVE YOU FURTHUR. EXC

FORMATION O3 THE EVENT.

LISTED BELON ARE SOME DE TRO INCIS. JONGSARY:

10 CHICKENS - 1,000

2. SEGAE - 1,000 105€

3º GAINED PEAS - 2,000

40 CANTED CORN - 2,000

FOR FURTER INFORMATION

CALL:

867-774205 867-7743

5. RICE.

= 1,000 1b3.

Gà• FRUIT • apples, crnage.".

70 BEAD - 1,000 95

'DETROIT BRANCH

31ACK PANTHER PARTY

MINISERY OF INPORRATIIN

IST COLLINGHOOD

men

FOGER TO TEN PEOPLE!

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What will You

For Our Survival

IGELA DAVIS

PROGRAM

rtlolsata in

" SURVIVAL DAI"

MAY 20%* - 1000 BAOS

BE GIVEN

AWAY IN THE JEFFERIES

NAECTS

URTHER. INFORNATRSY

2428.7

3246X 2437638

Peach

MINISTRY DE INSORMATION

157 CCILINGHOOD

867-77421867-7743-

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G. • Propensity for Violence and Preparation

for Confrontation

The BiP has a shooting range in the basement of

15/ collingwood: Detroit, which consists of cardboard and a

mattress banked against the basement wall.

DE I-3

October29, 1971

LONNIE DARDEN stays at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit:

and keeps a shotgun in his

bedroom.

DE T-12

March

• 30, 1972

H. ArreS

Detective Lieutenant HILLIAM MC COY, Detroit Police

Departnent (ED advised On Ted lay 11912.

that LONNIE

DARDEN and GERALD CRAWFORD' were stonned br officers of the Fifth

Precinct.

DARDEN waS

released and CRANFORD waS

arrested and

charged with using and displaying the license of another.

CRAWFORD appeared in traffic court on February 2, 1972, was found

guilty,

sentenced to five days in the Detroit House of

Corrections

and $50.00 fine.

advised that Feber call Are

1972, Detective Lieutenant MC CoY, supra:

a former BPP member, was arrested

February 7, 1972, for being Absent Without Leave and was returned

to military contsol.

soliciting

money and inter-aring with customers at a store in

DE T-13

March 2, 1972

I. Weapons

DT, T-1:

7-7-5

n-T-Il advised during March and

April, 1972, that t ma is

no mention of weapons and 20

effort to accuere arr

The runs that are available are

discretel"

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I.

Fortifications

The BPP office at 157 Collingrood, Detroit, has

metal mesh screens which can be pulled down over the

windows at night.

The front windows are barricaded with pillow

cases filled with sand.

DE T-5

December 3, 1971

There are no fortifications at the BPP office at

2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DET-11.

April 24, 1972

There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at

4200 Buena Vista:

Detroit.

DE T-1

April 24, 1972

K.

Meetings and Rallies

DE I-14 advised on December 14 1971, that BOBBY GEORGE

SEALE,

Minister of Defense, BPP, arrived in Detroit from Oal-

California, on Decenber 9;

the Detroit BPP and on December 10. Hal, proceeded to Tr

spent the evening with

Arbor, Michigan, here he spoke at the John Sinclair Freedom

• Rally,

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan,

DE I-14 heard SEALI comment to a small group of

SEALE further commented

that "we have access to ?i?

the guns we want and will kill any

pig that gives us troubl."

I? T-14 advised that SEALE spoke

regarding plans and progror of the BPP.

JOHN SINCTAIR is ennirman of the white

Panther Free? (771

;, also known as the Rainbow

Peoples Farty:

The IPP ir national thite, hippie-oriented

revolution ry organization which was founded

mmit to tha BPP.

"sad ten-mint

i added a ten-point

pre-ran of is aim, ill of which call for

ti.

1377.09

initiatingi

Freedom of the

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L.

ProgramS

1. Free Breakfast for-School Children

The Breaktast Program has dropped offand they are

having trouble with funds, however: vill continue to operate

the program at all costs so they will have a reason to collect

donations and a program to point to.

DE I-I

November 3, 1971

The Breakfast Program is currently being held at

2228 Bewick, Detroit,

Michigan.

DE T-1

November 17, 1972

The following is a summary of the number of children

attending the Breakfast Program from November: 1971 throug

April.

1972, by DE T-1, DE I-3, and DE I-5:

Month

‹ Children

November

15-20

December

20

January

60

February

50-75

March

•50

April

35-40

2.

Free Lunch Profes

The Lunch Progran has been cut due to lack of

funds

DE I'-3

November 3, 1971

3.

in Dotra:

Free. Bussin~ Progron

Tonom is in the planning stage

DE T-8

. November 14, 1971

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Assistant to the Warden,

on December 27' stata DUANE SHOALES, Administrative

Prison of Southern Michigen, at

Jackson, Michigan, advised that two busses arrived at the prison

from Detroit on December 23, 1971, bringing relatives to visit

Inmates.

'Ir. SHOALES advised that he later learned that the

. busses

were sponsored by the Detroit BP?.

The BPP is attempting to sponsor two bus trips to

Jackson Prison per month for relatives of inmates. One bus

has been sent thus far in March.

DE T-I

March 21, 1972

The Detroit BPP sponsored a bus to Jackson Prison on

Easter Sunday, April

. 2,1972.

DE T-1

• April 3, 1972

4.

Free Food Progran

The BPP is planing to give away 1000 bags of food

sometime in the next month or tro.

DE I-1

March 21, 1972

The BPP is attenting to collect donations to raise

,money to pay for groceries to be given away in the free food

i Program.

DE I-1

April 3, 1972

5. Youth Cadre

On April 1?, 1º??, a pretext call was made by a

Special (gent of the FRI

the

bast side orriceror the Detroit

BPP

2228 Serick:

stroit, and GERALD CRAFFORD providea the

following informatima:

A prosIo desigmatod as the Youth Cadre has recently

been initinted to

ouch children black history,

the tradition of

the black pecule, black dignity and respect, and

to analyze things

for theman

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CRANFORD advised that this is an educational

program given to all the children who attend the Breakfast

Program and is not militant in nature..

He advised thet this

program is operated only at the East Side Office by those who

operate the Breakfast Program.

answei session.

Most of the

discussion seems to 80 der the

heads of the children who are too young to understand.

DE T-2

April 12, 1972

M. Teaching Revolutionary Fzograms and Policies

A political education class was held at 157 Colling-

wood, Detroit.

: EDGAR ROBINSOR October 24, 1971.

The class was led by

and consisted of reviewing the

"Red Boo!"

KENNETH HORSTON and LONNIE DARDEN, leaders of the Detroit

Chapter, were present:

DE T-1

October 26, 1971'

Political education classes are no longer

regularly held on sundays.

The classes are now held at

random during the week as the bP! is currently more concerned

with the survival of its members rather than the comminity.

DE T-3

November 3, 1971

KENNETH HORSION, Leader of the Detroit BPP, currently

in BPP National. Headmunetors, Oakland, California, advised

Detroit to get intolved in the church, stay away from ideological.

¡debates, and try to brin: 'e church people around to their

thinking.

DE T-6

January 2, 1972

N. Factionalisn

member of the BPP - Newton

Faction ani

of the 5PP - Cleaver. Faction, .

peri

on October 18, 1971, 07. 2

charge o:

on in an autonobile.

For wrich

they were marted tr ether print to the Newton-Cleavar split.

HOLT and ki*

-e side of the courtinon ihile

JOHNSO: 19a1.

the other, not communicating

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MISCELLANCOUS

KENNETH HORSTON, leader, Detroit BPP, has started

wearing very expensive clothes and has recently acquired a

diamond

ring.

DE T-2

November 1, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON was involved in an automoble

accident in Highland Park, Michigan.

DE T-1

November 17, 1971

On December 3, 1971, KENNETH HORSTON was observed

selling "The Black Panther"

newspaper at the corner of loodward

and State, Detroit, Michigan, by a Special Agent of the FBI.

KENNETH HORSTON was involved in a traffic accident

on November S, 1971, did not display a driver's license ma

Left the scene without fusther identifying hinself.

Source

advised on January 5, 1912, that a traffic warrant has beer

issued and

he will be arrested

¡area.

should he appear in the Detroit

DE T-13

November 15, 1971

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KE

inter thi

FD-323° (Rev. 11-29-61)

in Reply, Please Refer so

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIÓN

Detroit, Michigan

May 11, 1972

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Character EXTREMIST MATTERS

Reference Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities •

are concealed in referenced communication have fumished reliable

information in the past.

This docum.... intens ain

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i diency; 11 lo. ii contents are not to be distributed autside

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: FD-263. (Rev. 12-19-67)

FEDERA.

JREAU OF INT

IGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETRCIT

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

TITLE OF CASE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT

FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

DATE

1/26/71

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO

7/2/70-1/4/71

REPORT MADE BY

SA DONALD V.

RITENOUR, JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

RM

REFERENCES:

Detroit

7/29/70.

report of SA DONALD V. RITENOUR,

UR.,

-P-

LEADS

(1))

DETROIT

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

ful

Will follow and report activities.óf the Detroit

NCCE on a semiannual basis.

CONVIC| AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

# NONE

ACQUIT.

RECOVERIES

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

BYE:

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

SPECIAL AGENT

APPROVED

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

COPIES NADED

1: 12

- Bureau (105-265706-Sub 15Y (POn/05-/65706-15-'14A

- MIG, Detroit

(RM)

-

1

NIS,

Chicago

(RM)

OSI, Dayton,

Ohio (RM)

Secret Service, Detroit (R1)

Z FEB 3 1971

REC-14

EX-103.

USA, Detroit (RM)

San Francisco (157-1204) (RM)

2

- Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Notations

AGENCY:

Request Recd.

ICDEO, MIG, OSI, SEG. SERV, IRS L+

ID1U, 53

Chief

stet hopictor

RATE SORN:

GIMAR

2/5/2/

tit

U5. GOVIRAMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1975.

COVER PAGE

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ADMINISTRATIVE

All persons mentioned in this report as being

connected with the ICCF, who reside in the Detroit Division,

are listed on the SI or are currently, under investigation.

This report is classified confidential to protect

sources whose identity, if made known, would be prejudicial

to the internal security of the U.s.

INFORYANTS

Identity of Source

DE

• I-l is

DE 1330-R

DE T-3 is ?:

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY.

Security section,

IntelTigence Division

Detroit PD

DE

I-21 is

DE

1414-R*

DE

DE

T-26 is

1423-R (PROB) 1197

CG

CG

T-6 is

739,2-R*

SF T-16 1s

3215-R*

actinaten

ISF

T-22 1s

SE

3259-R*

VDE T-24 is

Ileutenant LOUIS _ SZABO

Intelligence Unit

Flint, Michigan PI

DE I-23 is

RONALD EDWARD_SMITH, RI - Ghetto /Faint

Cover Page

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FD-204 (R0y.3-3-59)

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

FIDENTA

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 - MIG, Detroit (RM)

- NIS, Chicago (RM)

- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (Ril)

1

= Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

1 - USA, Detroit (Ri1)

SA DONALD V.. RITENOUR, JR. Office: Detroit, Michigan

1/26/71

157-3075

Bureau File #: 105-165706 Sub 15

BLACK PANTHER FARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

Character:

RACIAL MATTERS

Synopsis:

The Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF

is located at 613 Continental, Detroit. Branch

Community Information Center offices are located

at 611 Continental, Detroit, 3595 17th Sü., and

Detroit continues to

operate inder the direction and guidance of BPP

national/headquarters, Oakland, Calif, who sent

KENNETI HORSTON to take charge of the Detroit NCCF.

Detroit continues to have financial

difficulties.

Sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper are down and

Detroit has been receiving fewer copies lately.

Detroit has also been distributing a number of

its

own leaflets.

Detroit has been operating free

breakfast programs and recently initiated a free

clothing program. Representatives of the Detroit

NCCF went to both the BFP Convention at Philadelphia

and the one in Washington, D.C. NCCF members

were involved in shooting at a TV news car and

two Detroit Police Officers. Detroit continues to

maintain weapors

DETAILS

-₽ .

CONFIDENTIAL

GAUUP 1

Excluisa fron automatic

dourgrading and

declassification •

This document contains nolther recommendations nor conclusions

of the FBI. It 1s the proposty of the FBI and is loaned to

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I.

ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA

A. Location of Detroit NCCF Headquarters

and Branches .....

B. Officers and Members

C. Funds

D. Connection with BPP. National Headquarters

E. Contact with Other BPP and NCCF Chapters

F. Publications

1. Distribution i

of "The Black Panther"

Newspaper

2. Local Publications

G. Locally Stated Aims and Policy

H. Propensity to Violence and Preparation

for Confrontation

•I. Arrests

K.

Iro

-

Weapons

Meetings and Rallies

Programs of Detroit NCCF

1. Free Breakfast for School Children

Free Lunch Program

3.

Free Clothing Program

2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

II.

M.

Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies

No

Miscellaneous

APPENDIX

3

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I. ORCANIZATION AND OPERATIONAL DATA

A characterization of the Black Panther.

Party (BPP) is contained in the appendix

pages attached hereto.

A. Location of Detroit NCCF Headquarters and

Branches

The Detroit National Committee to Combat Fascism

(NCCF), organizing branch of the BPP, is going to operate

three centers in Detroit, 2219 Indiandale, which will be

ommunity Information Center (CIC) Number One, 7705-12 Maci

goлe, 7708-12 sack

venue, CIC Number Two, and 12847 I4th Street, which wil

be the Ministry of Information.

DE T-1

July 15, 1970

• The Detroit NCCE is currently operating the above

three locations.

DE T-1

August 21, 1970

The Detroit NCCF moved from 7708-12 Mack Avenue

and 2219 Indiandale Streets, Detroit, to 3376 16th Street

on October 15 and 16, 1970, respectively.

DE T-1

October, 1970

The Detroit NCCF has opened a branch in Flint,

lat 2009 Albert Street, which is headed by WAYNE

THEODORA ROBERTSON•

DE T-26

November 12, 1970

The Detroit NCCF is to move into 611-13 Continental,

Detroit, Michigan, on November 24, 1970.

DE TZ3

November 23, 1970

4

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The 613 Continental, Detroit, location is the

Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF.

The 611 Continental location is CIC Number One.

DE T-1

November, 1970

The NCCE opened a new office at 3595 17th Street,

Detroit, which has been designated CIC Number Two.

DE T-1

• December, 1970

Officers and Members

OLIVER MC CLURE, III, also known as Malik, is

in charge of the Detroit NCCF and the Ministry of Information,

12847 14th Street,

Detroit, Michigan.

CHARLES HOLT is second in command of the Detroit

NCCE and

is in charge of CIC Number Iwo, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,

Detroit.

MICHAEL DENNIS, HILL, BPP, California, is currently

in charge of CIC Number One,

2219 Indiandale,

Detroit.

DE T-1

July 15, 1970

LORENE BANKS is the only member of the Detroit

NCCF who is currently receiving any type of welfare assistance,

she receives Aid to Dependent Children.

NCCF •

"DE T-1

August 26, 1970

OLIVER MC CLURE is no longer leader of the Detroit

DE I-1

september 9, 1970

JACKSON, member Detroit MCCF, had a baby

gift, tathered by MaLik (OLIVER MC CLURE), former leader of

the Detroit NCCF.

. DE T-1

October 5, 1970

5

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MICHAEL DENNIS HILL, BPP, California, is now

leader of the Detroit NCCE; OLIVER MC CLURE having been

purged. CHARLES HOLT is second in comand and LORENE

BANKS is financial secretary.

EDEAR ROBINSON is distribution

manager for "The Black Panther" newspaper, and RONALD

SMITH

is in charge of the Free Clothing Program.

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSCN is in charge of the

• NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan.

DE I-1

November, 1.970

KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, San Francisco, is the present ..

leader of the Detroit NCCF aS MICHAEL DENNIS HILL, former

leader, left the area because he was afraid of being inplicated

in the

shooting of two Detroit Police Officers on October

24, 1970.

Program.

RONATO SMITH is in charge of the Free Clothing

EDGAR ROBINSON is in charge of distribution of

"The Black Panther" newspaper.

RONNIE IRWIN is in charge of the NCCE office at

3595 17th Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.

TONY NORMAN is officer of the day at 3595 17th

Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.

LARRY POWELL is officer of the day at 611

Continental, Detroit, and resides

at this location.

DORTHEA/SMITH is in charge of communications.

ALICE RÁYFORD is in charge of finances.

LORENE BANKS, who is now living at 611 Continertal,

is in charge of the Breakfast Program.

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON is in charge of the

Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF.

DE T-1

January

4, 1971

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C. Funds

Gestetner (phonetic) Corporation, from whom the

NCCF purchased printing equipment, have threatened to obtain

a court order to confiscate the equipment because it has

not been paid for.

DE I-1

July 17, 1970

OLIVER MC CLURE, leader of the Detroit. NCCE, who

is currently in San Francisco, contacted Detroit on August

5, 1970, requesting that he be sent $100.00 plane fare in

order for him to return to Detroit as the NCCF is broke

after putting up the money for HUEY P. NeWTON's bond.

DE I-1

August: 5, 1970

National Headquarters about S3

newspaper.

DE. T-1

August 7, 1970

The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle

Park, August 30, 1970, but the turnout was poor and the

NCCE lost about

$200.00.

• DE T-1

August 31, 1970

The Detroit NCCE receives most of its funds

through sale of "The Black Panther" newspaper.

They also

acquire some money through donations and raids on dope

houses.

Most of the ICCF money is spent for payment of the

• newspapers, for food, and housing for the NCCE memoers.

telephone,

when they can afford to pay for it, is also a

heavy drain on NCCT finances.

DE T-1

September 15, 1970

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The Detroit NCCF did not pay any bills in

september, 1970,

and put up $1,000.00 to get CHARLES HOLT,

second in command, Detroit NCCF, out of jail.

DE I-1

October 14, 1970

During three speaking engagements on November

• 16 and 17, 1970, by HUEY P.

NEWTON, Minister of Defense,

BPP, $7,300.00 was collected. This money was supposedly

for

the

defense fund for the Detroit 16, however, NEWTON

it all, leaving the NCCF no benefit fron his appearance.

kept

DE I-1

Novembar, 1970

The rent for 613 Continental is $75.00 per month

and 611 Continental is $85.00 per month.

• The Detroit NCCE has not been selling quite hale

of the papers they have been receiving and consequently are

not making enough to pay the paper bill.

DE I-1

November, 1970

D. Connection with BPP National Headquarters

OLIVER MC CLURE, leader, Detroit NCCF, left

Detroit Metropolitan Airport, August 3, 1970, en route BPP

. San Francisco, where he plans to confer with BFP leaders

regarding Detroit's receipt of "The Black Panther" newspaper.

DE I-I

August 4, 1970

OLIVER #1C CLURE departed San Francisco on United

Airlines Flight 86 to arrive in Detroit at 7:15 p.M., August

8, 1970.

SF T-16

August 8, 1970

DAVID HILLIARD, BPP Chief of Staff, instructed

THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, to take Malik (OLIVER MC CLUPE)

out of the leadership position of the Detroit NCCF, which

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JOLLY did when he and MC CLURE were at the BPP Constitutional

Convention at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 5 to

7, 1970.

DE T-1

September 9, 1970

On October 5, 1970, LINDA MARNSLEY, Detroit NCCE,

requested instructions from National Headquarters, San

Francisco, regarding the setting up of a medical cadre.

SE T-16

October 5, 1970

On October 17, 1970, CHARLES HOLT, second in

command, Detroit NCCF,

sent a

report to JuNe HILLlARD,

Assistant Chief of Staff, BPP, that the NCCF had moved out

of 7708 Mack Avenue, and

into the community as he had

directed.

SF T-16

October 17, 1970

HUEY NEWTO, Minister of Defense for the BPP,

is scheduled to arrive in Detroit on November 16, 1970,

along with his secretary, CONNIE NATINEWS, and DAVID HILLIARD;

BPP Chief of Staff.

NENTON will speak at

three universities

in the Detroit area to raise funds for the: Detroit 16.

DE T-1

November 15, 1970

THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, left Detroit at

10:30 p.M., December 16, 1970, and is scheduled to arrive

at San Francisco at 12:30 a.M., December 1?, 1970.

SE T-22

December 16, 1970

KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, San Francisco,

returned from

California to Detroit on December 23, 1980, he is currently

in charge of. the Detroit NCCF.

DE T-1

December 24, 1970

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E.

Contact with Other BEP and MCCE Chapters

OLIVER MIC CLURE ana CRARLES HOLT, Leaders Of

the Detroit ICCI, left Detroit for the weekly meeting at

BPP, New York, at 8:00 p.M., July 25, 1970.

DE I-1

July 25, 1970

Oiz/August 13, 197.0, MICHAEL D. HILI, Detroit NCCE,

took SELINA JACKSON, former BPP member, from Detroit to

Kennedy Airport, New

York, Iron where they were to drive to

New Haven.

JACKSON is to try and discredit a witness in

the ALEX RACKLEY murder trial, New Haven.

DE T-1

August 14, 1970

OLIVER TIC CLURE, leader Detroit NCCE, flew from

Detroit to New York on August 28, 1970, leaving about

6:00 p.m.

The Detroit NCCE attempted to obtain a speaker

from the Chicago BPP for a picnic at Selle Isle Park that

Detroit was planning fo August 30, 1970.

CG T-6

August 26, 1970

Three busses left the Detroit NCCE, 2219 Indiandale,

. along with two cars about 3:00 p.m., September 4, 1970,

apparently en route to the Bre Convention, Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.

DE T-3

September 4, 1970

THOMAS JOLLY, BFF, New York, arrived in Detroit

the weekend of September 13, 1970, and returned to New York

the morning of September 13, 1970, with MICHAEL D. HILL,

Detroit, NCCE, for the regular Sunday meeting at the East

coast Ministry of the BPP in New YOrk. OLIVER MC CLURE,

Detroit NCCF, left Detroit about 5:00 p.m., septemoer 13,

1970, en route New York to appear at the meeting of the

• East

Coast Ministry in an attempt to regain his leadership

of the Detroit NCCF.

• DE T-1

September 15, 1970

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JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, is scheduled

to fly from Detroit to New

• York via United Airlines Flight

602 on September 20, 1970, at 11:27 a.M.

DE T-21

September 20, 1970

On September 27, 1970, MICHAEL D. HILL, leader

Detroit NCCF, made reservations

to leave Detroit on Septen-

ber 27,

1970, va Unitea Airlines Flight 602 arriving New

York 11:27 a.m., and reservations on United Airlines Flight

623 leaving La Guarda

p.m.,

arriving Detroit 7:15 p.M.

DE I- 2.1

September 27, 1970

ZAYED SHAKUR,

BPP, Hew York, flew to Detroit

the

evaning of retober s, 1970,

and will be returning to New

York October 7, 1970.

DE T-1

october 7, 1970

MICHAEL D. HILL, leader, Detroit NCCF, returned

from a meeting with the BPP New York on October

• 12, 1970.

DE T-1

October 14, 1970

ZAYED SHAKUR, BPP New York and JOHN HENRY BOWMAN,

BPP Philadelphia, came to Detroit to join with MICHAEL D.

HILI, leader Detroit NCCE, on October 6, 1970, to record

a television show for "Black Talk",

a weekly television show

which appears on Channel'7, Detroit, every Sunday at 3:00

p.M., with issues of interest to the black community.

show was televised on October 18, 1970, and participants

primarily discussed and expressed their versions of the raids

• on BPP Offices in Philadelphia and New Orleans.

DE T-1

October 19, 1970

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BEVERLINA POWELL, financial secretary, Illinois

Chapter BPP, arrived in Detroit on Novender 19, 1970, where

she conferred with CHARLES HOLT, second in comnand, Detroit

NCCE regarding the possibility of borrowing busses for the

use of Chicago in going to the Constitutional Convention

in Washington, D.C., however, none were available.

DE I-1

November 20, 1970

JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPE Philadelphia, arrived in

Detroit, Friday, December 11, 1970, and left Sunday, December

13, 1970, returning to Philadelphia.

He apparently came to

Detroit to see LINDA WARNSLEY, one of the Detroit 16 recentiy..

released from jail as he did not do anything else while in

Detroit.

DE T-1

December 14, 1970

F.

Publications

1. Distribution of "The Black Panther" newspaper

The following copies of "The Black Panther"

newspaper. were received by the Detroit MCCF from National

Distribution, 1336 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, California:

Number

Issue date

10, 000

July 4, 1970

1, 000

July 11, 1970

7,000

July 18,

1970

12,000

July 25, 1970

DE I-1

July 20, 1970

NCCF members are required to sell 150 copies of

"The Black Panther"

each day.

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DE T-1

August 6, > 1970

The newspapers dated August 1, 1970, were refused

by the NCCF in view of the fact that the airline was unable

to locate them until it was time for the NCCF to pick up

the papers dated August 6, 1970.

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vumber

Issue Date

9,600

15,000

10,000

15, 000

August 6, 1970

August 14,

1970

August 24,

1970

August 29,

1970

'DE T-1

August, 1970

The Detroit NCCF did not pay their newspaper

bill during September, 1970.

Number

4, 200

3, 000

4, 000

5, 000

20, 000

13,000

15, 000

14, 000

14, 000

None

2,400

2, 000

7,400

DE T-1

September 30, 1970

Issue Date

October 3, 1970

October 10, 1970

October

17,

1970

October 24,

1970

October 31, 1970

DE T-1:

October, 1970

November 7, 1970

November 14, 1970

November 21,

1970

November 28, 1970

DE I-1

Ivovember, 1970

December 5, 1970

December 12, 1970

December 19,

1970

December 26, 1970

DE T-1

December,

1970

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2. Local Publications

The following articles were published by the

Detroit NCCE:

"Fascist Pigs of Highland Park"

"Free People's Picnic"

"Why Should We Re-write the Constitution of the U.S.?"

"Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention"

"Press Release"

"Press Statement"

"Registration Form - Revolutionary People's Plenary

Session"

"That's why I'll Die"

Article on Self-Defense Groups

"Essays From the Minister of Defense, Huey Newton"

"Free Revolutionary Movie"

"Support the Childrens Free Breakfast Program"

"Donate and Support the Children's Free Breakfast"

"Free Busing to Prison Program"

"Organizing Self-Defense Groups"

"Press Release"

Letter regarding the Free Breakfast Program

"Organizing Self-Defense Groups, Part 3"

"Free the Detroit Panthers"

"The Prisons and Jails are Filled with Political

Prisoners"

"Fund Raising Rally"

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"Free the Detroit 15"

Newspaper article from "The Black Panther"

titled "Out With the Old Fascists, in

with the New"

"Revolutionary Peoples Constitutional Convention"

"Black Policemen":

"Community News"

"At This time Ive Must Not Fail Angela"

"Free the Detroit 16"

Poem regarding President Nixon

The above leaflets were furnished July, 1970

through December, 1970, by DE I-1, DI I-3, DE T-23, and

DE T-24.

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liraistry

Information

Derroi

rational Commiti

To Combat Fascism

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FACIST PIGS OF

HIGHLAND

PARK

Jerome Iawlah was stot and killea on July I0 by. this racist owner of the

Kozy Korner Bar in Highland Park. This brother vas killed in cold blood because.

he was black. The racist car owner was taken down to the pig station where he

was charged with first degree nurder which was later aropped to zna

degree murder. The brothers ana sisters in Highland Park coulon't relate to this

murder of this brother and nothing being done about it. The brothers and sisters

had protested at the bar. ine pecole of highlana Park were witnesses to the wr

justful laws used by the pig's for their unjust act. Saturday evening the

bar.

was burned down. This was an open opportuniy for the pig layor. of. Highland Par's

Blackwell to cali in thie gestaro pig force into the community. These pigs were.

carrying weapons in our community that are used

in conbat in Vietnan. There was;

an illegai curfew pui on in Highland Fari. by this pig Mayor to try to control

the tension of the Conmunity. This low-lifed pig Mayor had the nerve enough to

siale a statenent saying that the people of lie commity 5o to their homes ana

Let the local pig force derariment nanäle the parblems. These pig's came in the

comnunity with bioca in their eyes and the pover, of the gin. The inhuman pig's

to call theselves protectors of liberty, are nothing but facists outlaws who

patrol our connunüy looking for brothers and sisters to rip öff in the name of

law and order.

About 150 bloods vers arresied on trumped up charges. The biothers and sisters

were tolá to get off the streets or be shot. lie as Black Reople must r rise we

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Highland Park is tr

ame community where little Da

Smith was shot down .

by these racist pigs. Ind

cople of this community are no going to stand still

and see another little Danny Smith get shot down.

Some of the brothers and sisters who are members of the. N.C.C.F. were victims

of pig harrassment. These brotbers and sisters were relating to the people in

the connunity of Highland Park. They were beaten and kidnapped off the streets

of babylon. This is the plot and plan of the facists to try to exterminate the

Black Panther Party. The pig's are openly making statements on radio and I.V.

to try and destroy the Party. But the Black Panther Party is strong. It is strong

because it's the peoples party. After the statement was made by Pig layor Black-

well, J. Hog-Head Hoover made a statement about the Black Panther Party being the

nost dangerous and violent organization in the country. This pig knows that the

Black Panther Party is relating the real deal' about this foul system. How these.

pig forces are carrying out the orders of fascism against the American People in

general and Black People in particular. J.. Hog Head Hoover knows he is a pig

and a pig is: a pig'is a pig. Right On!!

The lying politicians runs this cold game on the people that the U.s. Govern-

ment is existing for the benefit of the people. The real deal is that the U.s.

Government is the largest facist iorce there is. And the Black Panther Party is

hip to the game these low lifed pigs

are trying to run down. So there is no way

out for these pigs.

oiut

ImmeDiAtE

Brutality

SEIZE THE TIME. BEFORE TIME SEIZES YOU

ALl POWER TO THE PEOPLE

DETROIT N.C.C.I.

w.ant

ANU

ach to Police

Ard Mürder

Black People

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FREE

"PEOPLES

Sunday - August 9,1978

- BEllE IsE Park-

345

"At: BANd ShEN?"

#100. DONAtIONS fOR " PLAtE DINNERS

ALL DONAtIONS USEd FOR

PolitiCAl PRiSONERS DEfENSE fiNd

AND

"CoNstitutIoNAL CONVENtION

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Sponsored Dy - M.C.C.F.

12847 14th-Dotrotü

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Daist. Goi

, Ministry of Infor.

1370 Boston Foad

Brons, MoY. 11212

1222; 329-9911-2209

Detroit,

12847 140 Street

Detroit Nichigan

oi call this number

921.3854 Info. Center #2

trinistry of infomation

WHY SHOULD WE RE-RITE THE CCISEESUDICH CE TIE UNITED SEATES

Ine Constitution of the U.S.A. does not ind never has protected our people or

guaranteed to us those lifty iacals enshrined within it. When the Constitution vas

first adopted ve were held as siaves. lic were huld in slavery under the constitution.

we have suffered every form oi indignity and imposition under the Constitution, frum

ecoric exploitation, political subjugation to physical extermination.

le need no further evidence that there is something wrong with the Constitution

-of the United States of Amarica. We have had our Humen Rights denied and violated per-

petually under this Constitution-- Zortundreos of years. As a people, we have rec-

eired neither the Zoual Frotection of the Jaws nor Due Process of Law. Where Human

Rights are being daily violated there is denial of Due Process of lav and there is no

Zual Frotection of the law. The Constitution of the United States does not guarantce

and protect our Economic Rights, or our Political Fights, nor our Social Rights. It

does not even guarentce and protect our most basic Human Right, the right to LIVE!.

the pigs here in fascist imerica are using their power to repress the masses of

Isor and oppressed people. Ins oppressor makes the lows and then turns these same

Evidence of this is seon daily through out the Black Community. Such as the vin-

artsorized imrosing of curfew by the mayor of woree, We all learned then that the

arjcr does not have the authority to impose curfews, on June 12,1970 Mayor Blackwell.

of Highland Park imposed another of these unanthorised curfewa, in which black yeople

were beaten, gased, shot, arrested, for

violation of this illogal curfer.

June 28,1970 Red, Lawrence White, end Michael Arderson wore attacked, gased,

fired upon, arrested, and incarceratca by the Dotroit Police Department, and heid

for

75,000 dollars runson apiece. Inese brothers are in Jail today because they chose

to defend themselves when attacked, rather than accapting their own murder in the

name of so-called law and order.

June 17, 1970 Hrs. lic Ciure and ker two sons Moli: and, Willian ic Clure, and

Icing icia were for no other reason other than general harassment stopped, harassea

vicously bates, arrested, end charged with resisting ind obstricting justice, aitar

which they vere also incarcerated.

these are only a very few of the incidents that ture Jlace in the oppressea com-

munities througà out the Initzd States of imerica, under the existing constitution

of the thiina states.

ke thorefors call ict a levolutionary Paople's Constitutional Convention, to be

convened by the imericen people, to write a new Constitution that will guarantee und

doliver to every American Citizen the inviolable lumn Right to Life, Liberty, and

The Pursuit of lippiness!

• .

ALL PONER TO THE PROPLE.

DEATH it ILL PIGS

DETROIT N.C.C..

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REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLES

CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE

1..

Revolutionary Peoples Flarning Session, August Si and 99, Washington D.C. The.

purpose of this

session is to construct, and organize the plenary session and to

pool resources for the event.

Establishing machinery to provide for the following:

I. A place for the plenary

session in Philadelphia.

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Housing transportation, and food.

3.

Communications:

4. Information.

5.

Funds.

B..

Implementation of Constitutional Convention Information Center ( to be held on

national levels) Tentatively the role of the Constitutional Convention Information

Center will be to organize and educate around the pienary session and the Revolu-

tionary Peogles Constitutional Convention. This vili include the distribution of in-

formation and the coordination of efforts to get people to. come to the plenary

session and the Constitutional Convention.

Revolutionary People's Plenary Session (Sept. 5-7, 1970);

The purpose of the revolutzonary reopies Fiessly Bession in to bring 211 pro-

grassive forces together for the Revolutionany

Peoples Constitutional Corvention, lay the bases and organize the structure for a

Revolutionary. Peoples Constitutional Conventich, which will convene on November

4, 1970, at a place to be announced in the near future.

The pienary session vill be the first stey towards a constitution that will

guarantee us the right to life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness; a consitution

that has respect for the people, a constitution that serves the people instead of a

constitution that serves the ruling class.

The plenary session will lay the ground work for a true people's constitution.

•# constitution that takes into account the etoric and pluralistic nature of this

iscciety, and

that guarantees proportional representation to all of its people in a

society free of the exploitation of nan by man.

13.

The Revolutionary Paople's Icastitutional Convention will be on Novcaber 4, 70.

¡The location egenda, in particular, for the Revolutionary People's Constitutional

convention will be decided at the plenary session.

I= Jocations of - Revelutionary People's Planning Session, August 89 and 94

w"s sashiugton, D.Cajrand the serciutionary Peoples Plenary Session, September 5-7,

ni432a be given in later Progress Reports.

FOR FUZTHER INFCSNATICN CONTACT:

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Kinistry at gine

-i.;

2048 Percita s.

infide.

1,", 0s

dio Calland, Califosin

Wash., D.C., Ministry of Information

2327 189 Street, N-H.

Washington, D.C. 20009

(202) 265-4418-19

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I RESS RELEASE

O:1 JULY 15, 1979 FBI CHISE' J. LGAR HOOVER ISSUED A STATEMENT CALLING IHE

¿PoP. THE GREATEST THREAT TO THE NATIONAL SECURITY OF ANERICA; IN THE HISIORY

¿E THE NATION DAYS AFTER THIS STATEMENT MENBERS OF THE DETROIT FOLICE DEFARI-

KENT VICIOUSLY AITACKED THREE MENBERS OF THE N.C. CoF. HERE.

MALIK AND WILLIAM MCCLURE AND TOMMI WARD WERE HELPING IO PAINT TRE HONE

OF MRS. EARLENE MCCLURE (MOTHER OF MALIK AND WILLIAN). WHEN THEY RAN OUT OF

PAINT MALIK AND WILLIAM VOLUNTEERED TO GET MORE. THEY WERE THREE DOORS FROM

2RS HOUSE WEEN 50 STORMTROOPERS STOPPED THEM AND DEMANDED A CAR REGISTRATION.

WHERI THIS WAS PRODUCED THEY COMPLAINED THAT IT WAS UNCLEAR AND SAID THAT THE

ESCHERS WERE LYING. THIS WAS ENOUGH FOR THEM TO HAND CUFF THE BROTHERS. *

THE TWO BROTHERS TRYED IO CLARIFY THE ISSUE, AND WERE HIT IN THE HAD

WITH GUNS AND CLUBS. BY THIS TIME MRS. NCCLURE AND TONY HAD COME CUT OF THE

HOUSE. WHEN TOY CAME OUT ON THE PORCH, THE RACIST DOGS TURNED ON HIM. MRS.

MCCLURE WAS ATTACKED WHEN SHE WENT OVER TO FIND OUT WHAT HAS HAPPENING TO

FER SONS.

IRS. HICCIURE, MALIK, IOMMY AND WILLIAM PROTECIED THENSELVES AS BEST THEY

COULD BUT ALL WERE BRUTALLY BEAHEN. MALIK SUEFERED SEVERE HEAD WOUNDS, INTEGNAL

BLEEDING AND BRUISES OVER THE FACE AND UPPER PARI OF HIS BODY. IOMMY SUFFERED

LUCICIOUSNESS, BRUISES ON THE FACE AND ERAD, HE HAS FOUR STICHES. WILLIAM AND

HIS MOTHER RECEIVED CUTS AND LACERATIONS.

ALI THREE BROTHERS WERE CHARGED WITH RESISTING ARREST, AND OBSTRUCIION OF

"ESTICE" AND RELEASED ON $500.00 BONDS. WE RECOGNIZE THIS MOST RECENT ACT OF

ERUSALITE AS AN INTRICATE PART OF THE PREPLANNED ATTEMPT TO DESIROY THE ELACK

POTHER PARTY AND INS ORGANIZATIONAL BURBAUS. FRED HAMPTON SAID IN 1969, PrAD

¿OÜ CAL KILI A REVOLUTIONARY BUT, YOU CAN'T KILT THE REVOLUTION. WE WILL COti-

ZINES TO RESIST THE GENOCIDAL POLICYS OF THIS CORRUPT SYSTEI. WE WILI, NOI SIOP

¿ECULIG FUNGRI CHILDREN OR PROVIDING CLOTHING FOR OUR PEOPLE. THE MURDERES OF

¿MERICA KNOW THAT WE ARE TRYING TO ESYABLISH A FREE MEDICAL CLINIC IN DETROIT

AND THEY THINK THEY CAN STOP US WITH THEIR FOUL ACTS. OUR ANSWER TO THESE AT-

TICKS ARE THE SAME- WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END TO POLICE BRUTALITY AND MURDER OR

TRE RACIST DOG POLICEMEN WILL FACE THE WRATH OF AN ARMED PEOPLE.

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!

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PRESS STATZIENT

SINCE FBI CHIER J. SOJAR HICOVER ISSUSO A STATETENT O JULY 15, 1970 GALLIG.

THE BLACK PARTNER PARTY INE CREATEST ANZAT TO CHE NATIONAL

•SECURITY OF MARICA;

IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNINES SERIES, HIS MATI TESK HAS BERI IO LIQUIDATE THE BLACK

PANTHER PARTY BE HURDER, IMPRISCHETNT', AND FRAME - UPS.

AUGUST J0, L97O TONY HOENAN, ROBERT SUETI, RODITE IRVIN, DELPRING IC RAI, AND

TEDDY ROBERISCH ALL MEMEURS OF THS F.C.C.F., WERE VICIOUSLY AITACKED, AND BRUTALLY

BEATEN, BY NEMBERS OF DE DETROID POLICE SPIRITIT. ChE EXCUSE USEU FINS TIE BY

THE D.P.D. TO SO CALLED JUSTIFY THE NIACK, STERED ETCH AN ACCUSATICH MADE BX TIE

OFFICER CH TIE: BRAT AD TIZ CORNERS DE STARE AND HOOIARO, THAI LINDA LAUDA: AESO A

MIBER OF THE NOC.C.P. , HAD THROMI SONE PAPER ONIC TES SIDWALK. LINDA FOLD HIG

THAT SHE HAD NCI, THE OFFICIR SAID "FITHER FICK UD THE PAPER OR T'IL GIVE YOU A

-TICKET FOR LITTERING" TIZI HE RADIOED FOR REENFOSCEHEND AND PROCEEDED TO ARREST THE

SISTER. 30 SPORITRCOPERS ANSVEREO THE CALL JO ARREST ONE SISTER. TONX, TRODE, PONGIS,

ROBERT, AND DELPHINS, ALONG WITH OTHER PEOPLE WINT OVER TO FID OUT JUST VIAT WAS

GOING CN, AETER FINDING QUI THEY BOGAN IO RETATE IO THE PEOPLE AROUND ILES OE TRE

INJUSTICE TAKING PLACE, TH SIOPMTNCOPERS INDIANI ATTACKED: NEH BATING PRes

WITH TICIR FISIS. BTLY CLUBS, BLACK TACVS, 'S MOY FELE TE DERIDIO IONIHYUCE

THEY HERE SICHE AID KICKE, NALY UNCURSICUS. THISE BROWS iND SISTRS

PROTUCELD THEISELVES AS BESI THEX COULO, SUT ALL WITH THE DICEPTION DE IIIDA WERE

TAREN TO THE ISt PRECINCI, AFTER REACHING CHE IST PRECINCI RONIE WAS AGAMI BRATEN•

ALL FIVE VERE THROVA INTO CELES AND NOS INFOPKED DE TUDIP CHARGES, ICTY AND

ZEDDY WERE HOSDITALIZED VISE CUES AND BRUISES, PECETYED DURING THE BEATING, TADDE

PECIEVED 13 STICHES IO THE HEAD AND RIGHT LAND, TONY HAS A FOSSIBLE CONCUSSION.

HE REALIZE THAT THIS ACT DE AGGRESSIC LEAINSE PESE NETBERS OF THE DOTROIT

NOC.C.F. IS PARE AND PARCII, CE J. EDGAR FOSUERS' PREPLANNED LIQUIDARICN OE

ELACY. PONDER PAPTY BE INY MESIS NECESSLRE. FEDY BELIDUE THA THESE ATTACES WILE

DISCOURAGE USE IN OUR SURUGSLE FOR LIBERATICÃ, EUT IE VILL NOT 3E DISCOURAGED. IT

ONLY SHOTS MÜRE CLEARLY CHAT OUR SERUGGLE IS JUST AND VERY LECESSARI.

AS #7 OF DUE BLACK PANTHER FARTY FLATTORI AND PROGRAM STATES: "WE WANT AN

INIZIATE IND IO POLICI BRUPALITY AND HURDEP. CE BLACK PECPIE.

ALI, PONER TO THE PEOPLIS

DETROIT N.C.C.F.

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ASIC RA

TOM: "79

for nePRESENTATIVES or

NOW.JALG fortha

REVOLUTIGNARY PEOP

PLENARY SESSION

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM

MCGONIGLE MARk

BROAD & MONTOOMERY SINGET, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

SEPTEMBER 57,1970

UNLESS OTHERNISE NOTIFIED OF CHANGE:

CHECK-IN CENTER IS

Church of the Advocate

18th & Dirmond Strcets

Philadolphia, Pa.

CHECK-IN TIUE STARTS -=--

Friday;

September 4th at 12 noch

thru Saturday, Septender 5th, 4 Fl

PLENARY SESSION STARTS - Sacurday evening, September Sth at 7 P

He suggest to all people, representatives and parties of organica

tions to arrive esply as possible starting Fridny, Septenber 4th,

12 noon so that evéryone can be proporly assisica in getting

housing

and other nccessary iuformation that many thousands will

need

to, kaox for the duration of the Plenary:

(Gut along this line and mail this section of the Fegistration)

Picâse check all appropriate squares:

I AM COMTEG TO 'THE LIVOLUTIUNARY PEOPLE'S ELASANT SESSICA.

I WILL NOT NEED HOUSING ARMINGSIDES.

I WILL NEED HOUSINS ARRANGEMENTS.

I WILL NOT NEED TRANSPORTATION.

ONE MENDERS DE LE CREATION TAL ALSO Arran.

I WILL WEED TRAISPORTATION

I WOULD LIKE TO ESTABLISH A CONSTIJUCIONAL CONVENTION INFOBMACION

CENTER IN MY AREA.

(If this is for an organization, please send

name, address and other pertinent particulars.)

PLEASE SEND REGISTRATION BLANKS,

INTORMATICH BIC.,

SO THAT' I MAY

AID THE PLENARY SESSION BY DUFLICATING AND DISTRITUTING KATERIALS,

LEAFLETS, POSTERS, EMPER STICKERS, ETC.

I WILL ENCLOSE $

TO HELP WITH THE COSS OF THE PLENARY SESSION.

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NAME

STREET ADDRESS

CITY

_STATE

_ORGANIZ.

ZIP

HOME PHONE

PHONE (FOR ORG.)

_ NON- ORGANIZ

-ADDRESS

CITY

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The REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLES CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION iS

PROJECTED 10 NOVEMBER 41970 (ELECTION DAY)

LOCATION and PLANS will be DEVELOPED at the PLEKARY SESSION

MAIL IHIS REGISTRATION FORM TO:

bestern Perional Headguarters

National Headquarters

Midwest Regional Acadquarters

Ministry of Information

Illinois Chapter

1048 Peralta Slicei -#. Jahiana, California

2350 v. riadison - Chicago, lilinos

(415) 465-5047/48/49

(312) 758-0778/779

NortheacE Restonn. Headquarters

Southern Regional Headquarters

last Coast Ministry of Incormatior

Ministry of Infornation

1370 boston Moad - Bronx, New York /11212

2327 18th St., AW - Wash., DC 20009

(212) 328-9011/0009

(202) 265-4418/19

7227

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::aloes".

MISTRY OF INFORHNTICN

B.C.C.F. DETROIT

12847 24th ST.

,869-1058

THESE. ARE THE SAME TANKS TRAT. OCCUPIED TUE BLACK

.. COMMUNITY IN DETROIT IN 1967 AND THEY ARE. THE SAME

TANKS THAT WILL ATTEMPT TO OCCUPY: THE COMMUNTY

12.-1n. 19701

70÷1-30836

19 1111-

3030730322)

THATS WHY. ILL D/E 15

I was born september? Iz-a babyra boy a slaves. I alca sonetime in August,.

1920-27 ex-slavera revolationary. uni and so boin to egg sit sta los

My name: is Michael D. and as much as I dig life; as much as I want to. be with

my family, my three children; Eric, Damon-and Oneke and everyone I love, my mother--

just everyone; but I think that the time has come when the price for struggling ag

ainst this nurderous, fascist governnent and all its repressive forces and lackey

running dogs, has to be paid. ..

mittee wrote dad dan dee fee aeianaa:

The eminence of death has been with me since I joined the Black Panther Party

in september 1S68, but it has never been'es strong as it is now. It seems as though

all that my mind is turned to now is how to die like a man. My sona and my daughter

and my people deserve nothing less: My only regret is that I wish I would have worked

harder and been able to see with uy own eyes, the people rising like a mighty stor

with guns--with guns for self-defense in their hands. ' '" it le: 'i"

"'"'I have already tasted the fruite of socialion within the ranks of the Party. It

is a good taste. I have seen niggas fron off the street become educated and gives a

socialist consciousness. Those who once stole and lied and cheated and robbed, and

pimpca and sold dope to black people now sharing andidoing without to make surc his

or her conrade had eome.. Niggas excepting soneone elses child as their own. Niggas

who like myself, lived only for themselves,

now ready to give their nost precious

jewels to the people--their lives:

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Today is digust 2, IS7U. - am in the city of Detroit, wor no with the NiC.C.s.

here. A lot of us kill be dead soon--very soon. The chief of Pigs in this city

Murpby has conspired with the bead of the F.B.I., J. Edgar Hoover (Pig) to atrack

and destroy the members of the N.C.C.F. here. At this very moment the l0th precinct

=. is and has been for two wecks stock piling weapons, and when I say weapons, I mean

tails and half tracks and.all the conventional weapons of modern warfare to attack

what they call the "Panther Complex"--not office but complex. Tey (the pigs) have

been trying hard to create an incident. First the news media cones out with a lie

that we have over 200 xeapons and over 100,000 rounds of ammunition at this öffice

, alone. Inis statement was made à week after a minor rebellion went down in an arca

noin as Highland Park where the Mayor stated after occupying the community, shoot-

ing and beating Black people-"I don't know why the Black Panthers want to pick on

oy little city." When in actuality it was the people responding to the racist mur

•ders of acople at the Kozy Korner Bar. The brother was shot after an argument ensued

I because the brother didn't have the money for a drink. the brother was black--the

surderer was white--the brother was unarmed. Ine people's response was; the bar was

irrediately burnt doin and niggas hit the streets. The Panthers were the scapegoat.

¡ then we veut into the area to educate the people to the pigs tactica ve vére immed-

iately

arrested.

About for days ago the people around the office here on Indiandale bung DoG- I

ters and when the pigs attempted to tear them doin they vere run away. Then the people

sot really uptight and began saying that this is their community, and they have

'I right to do what they want to do. So they changed the street from Indiandale & 14th

to Panther, Ave. and free Red. They sang revolutionary songs and rapped about how they.

kould like things to be for everybody. The following norning a pig vas shot at, try-:

ing to sneak up and pull dorn the sign. The N.C.C.F. ras blaned inmediately, a few

•-

hours later a channel 50 nevs car was fired on in the sane neighborhood, again the .

M.C.C.F. has blamed - immediately the area was surrounded by pigs of the 10th pre-

cinct. They did this without permission fron Pig Chief Hurphy. They were about to

attack when

orders cane and they were instructed not to take a nove becouse

they were

Iot equipped to handle the situation. That they were in rcality about to be barbequed

because it just so happens that the people here relate to the Black Panther Party

sod, it would be impossible to nove or us without noving on the whole Vest Side. That's

way: the 10th Precinct right now has tanks and half tracks and 50 cal. machine guss--.

I to kill niggas. That's why today August 2nd, pigs have been going door to door tell..

it people where to lay in' their house when the attack comes. They also stated that..

if they were to come out on the strect that they would be killed:

So this is no joke, this is far in the truest sense of the word. 'This is the

Lighest form of politica. He want frcedom--they want blood. I say they can have mine,

7 + 10

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I guesa I won't see my lic' er o'''li'a Bral any more on Karin, or, Kathy or Ora-

ie woren most close to my heart. ur urink no more wine with i. , on got cursed out

¡Lesidon and Big Rob, the, two niggas I learned the soột froi..

All because they have people that have no respect for the needs and desires of

he masses of poople. Because they howid rather hill and oppress rather than abars

a the vast noäith that this planet possesses. Bocause they oppose all that ia gro

rossire, lie must die. Mdridge is in exile--but se's coming here, fuey was in jail--

ut he's lone, Bobby is in jail facing the electric chair but he's coning home,

andón and Rory and countiess other prisoners of war will be back rigkt bare on the

trcets--niggas vill de frez and that is a fact that the reactionary pig forces

sa't want to relate too. Niggas will have the rover to determine their own destiny

nd that's what I'm fighting for and that's why I'll die.

•ALL FOWER TO IIE PEOFIE!

DENTR ZO THE FASCISE PIES!

N.C.C.F. DETROIT KICEIGAN

MICHAEL D.

Each of us must be

a matcir jor.

a suriarea.

as a people mited

7012158

move now to

achieve vergeals of constere and total free-

neiernaic:

0147.

tun destinies

Sorro

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ORGANIZIL " CELF-DEFEN'E BROUPS

MINISTRI CE RIORNNEION

12847 ittà St.

869-1058

PARI 1

In organizing self-decente groups at

this siage oi the suruggie the most

isportan: consideration

is ricother or not

ine person to be in incorporated into the

group understands iully. that what he or

she is doing is the right thing to do. At

this stage of the struggie ii uny monters

of a seli-áciense aroup are weak ininded

or do not understand that the only way to

put an era to brutality & murder is to orm

ganize seli-delense groups i: countar-atta

ci, precaice has shown that ir tris woak

cinced person is ever capturca he or che

vill centainly not be gole to withstand

the matricas of persuasion lised by the

fascist rigs and they will talk, give un

infomation. So the tirsi priority for

any self-cosense groun is io be armea

ideologically.

Because of the, conseguences if anttring

goes wong auring un operacion, menoers

vitrin tha group must mainiain a isce to

face relationship, get to know saci others

• strengüh ard neannosaes tuorougilg, and

participate zully in the piscring oi si

erationa. Lineralisa a+

tris lovei can

coa: the lires of coneades and/st jeoper~

dice tbe success of an operation.

it this tine serê-defense gronos shoid

jave so nore than four is six menders.

in suregale at this time raguires no

atica tha: carnot de unided by icui to sis

peopla. Also security is sacriliced che

larges the gaoug. it inis. bime

IOûNE StiCuiO dE icItica ail acrose Babylon,

ionte, souch, sast ans resi. bowerci, at

iis tize groups must nore autonoiously.

ties no circurstences shouid sny 6-cup

seeis cui and iry co taire conino: iti: al

oüiti groug. Die to ine fact chat thas

1ExE3.

i surugeta is in iis encryonis

sgEs unû iccis, aguzio sub proracereurs

are scairercá all acrose sabyioni iI

antonomy is cairiainca wich a menter oi

à grony is cautured he oi she will only

je acie lo dire lo informatich or

group, thuis ows.

.27

field lierzte.!

COFICOX

Know the enorpo in this. Elue

pigs

have thras things going for ta

1 Communication

2

3

mobility

info-ration

C. M. li

COMMUNICATON

MOBILITY

rape

Tolte al

• Speech

inesesi

People

Topo or sias

IRFORMATION

when plonin ony operation the pi

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PART 11

Due to the brainvashing done by TV,

movies, comics ect, there are a lot of

incorrect iceas about lircaras that must

be cleared up. The first thing to under-

stand is, there is no piece (gun) that

covers any and all situations. Although

they shot gigs on Ty ard in the movies

willing people a block away with a snub-

nOSe 38

The pigs also lise slugs, l giant lec

ball. In the plans the sericley pig dept.

haà drawn up to attac: National Headquart

of the Black Panther Farty, they incecas

to use slugs to knock the enour plate ofi

of our windows and to inock out

the ¿coin

This photograpi shoks what slugg ured bj

GIANT

LERD

SIUGS

.38

revolver, in reality

this is not .

a very practical and shouldn't even be att-

esipted wiless you are an expert's expert.

Fron seeing to much Hyatt Fary and lat

Dillon, too mary people think that if they

•I have a hand gun either pistol or revolver

that they are ready for anything. All

, that is necessary to give you a differ

ent perspectiva is to examine the arma-

ment of the pigs that occupy our Black.

Cormunities anywhere in Babylon. When

you do that you will discover that most

Jig cars have at least ore .12 gauge pump

or autonatic shotgun, one or two semi-

, autoratic or automatic assault rifles,

or two bolt action rifles with a scope

scunted for snipping purposes, and of

course, the pigs have strapped on at

Least one haragun either an automatic

pistol or a revolver. In San Francisco,

the s.f. Tactical Squad members carry two

zanaguns, their standarà service revolver

plus a second bandgun which is their per-

•sonal preference; in many cases an auto-

¡atic pistol. So at this time let's

xamine these three types of weapons; the

hotgun, the rifle, and the handgun.

Chicago pigs did to the steel plate on

the door of our office there.

There is also a tear gas shall co

designed to de fired from a ,22 grios it

gun.

Every Black home should have at Ina:

one .12 gauge shotgua to be used to prote

the door. Use 00 buckshot and. it vill ¿e

with any criminals trying to enter minvi

Cuban guerrilas used shotguns very succes

fully in the revolutionary war led by Fir

Castro. They would set up ambushes close

to roads usually only a few feet away azo

shotguns loaded with Co buck would bare a

devastating ef.ect upor the occupaats of

cars and/or trucks.

• There is one thing about shotguns

that possibly can be viewed as in our fav

at this time, that is, that

the barrel is

smooth inside so it doesn't put any rarks

on the pellets; therefore, the pigs can't

maxe an investigation based on ballisiic

marks.

• 12 GURGE

•12 GUAUGE SHOTGUN:

the pigs use

kotsun, either purp or seni-automatic,

caded with oo buckonot gencrally in

¡rowd situtions such as rcuellions. The

¿andard load is nine (9) buckshot pellets

or shell, however there is the nagnun

joads are to be used only in magun shot-

If tense con.

BOlT ACTION

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• i

17-16

THE RIFLE:

The bolt action rifle in

30-050-.308 (7-62181 Nato) with a four

(4) pover

snipping

scope (or better) counted, is a

reason. A specialist piece. This

virulent (deadly) combination is for one

purpose,

so dot ago at the ta.

There is nothirg else to say about that.

The assault rifle is either semi-

automatic or preferable one that can be

fired either semi-automatic or fully auto-

ratic. The limit here in that posed by the

limit oi the enamy's arsenal. Here ve will

discuss the nost camon seen in our

conmunitice carried by the gostaço pig

forces. The Añ-15 caliber •223. is che semi-

autonatis civilian vodel called "sporting"

model of the M-lt used in Vietnaw. The M-16

fires eithor semi-auto or fully auic. ifter

the lives of many brothers were lost in

Victhan scoause the weapon was ner and w-

tested, it has now been de-buesed and is"

¡airis reiladie. It can de 100za on 311

Finally the age-old Mi-Garand

caliber 30-05. tory good, pienty of ti

around, scary and accurale way out, ea

to get and piency vi anno, around. Ci:

Mur Part 5h005

and man sens

a150, EC

national guird mits and coliage

RO'TC

unite nave then readily available.

The MI-jC caliber carbiac? Use i

for target practice and training.

Assault rifles are to be used in

fire fights, more commonly known as si

outs. People waging wars of liberatio,

arouad the lorid also use assault rif.

to annihilate (rioo out) their anemy"

in ambushes and in counter attacks ag

ainst fascist military outpost.

HANDGUNS:

There are tio trpes,

semi-automatic pistols and revolvers-

There are so gony different brands an

calibers, I will only deal with what

consider

to ce the beat choices.

357

naiset and has been replaced by the AR-

180 calines .225, Mie A7u180 does not

appear to be as good as the Ai-15. How-

ever, rary pig spartacute are stocking

•35? Megaun revolver maie by cita

Cali or Saitn & lesson. It holds six.

chots and with arnous piercing amo is

supposeù to cracó an engine 0200k. Mon

pig departments nare suitoned or ars shitr

irom .38 special to .357. There was an ins

dent whore a brothor vas defending himsel

egainst a pig and fired at! the pig vith al

special. The bullet hit the pin's badge a

was defloated. Had the brother been using

.357 magnum that would have been one bar-

que pig.

Another very good assault rifle is

the 1-14 caliver 7.52 M Nato (1708 in

English). This is a very good weapon al-

though it has been replaced by the ligh

ter t-15 in the fascist military. host

nationai guard units, at lenst here in.

Califomnia, are equipped with the k-14.

Checi, your locai National Guard, availa-

bility.

The Trompson Sur-lachine gun if in

good working order is very reliable in

•45 ACP caliber. It fires cither seni or

fully auto. Ohe revarding feature is it

uees the same ammunition as the, -45

autonatic pistol cutting son on ta:

variety of emiuaition neccesary for you

29

GMM

gil automstic pistol. Although pistol

are called 'uutomatic' they raully are sen

autonatic. Ine triggor has to de froused 1

ever shet..

I reenamora thin Parisino Citt

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If you put one in the unamber that neans 14

shots available. If you're up against some

ose with a 6 shot revolver, they will have

to rcload 2 times and you've still sot tivo

shots left. You can also purchase a 21 shot

ragazine. That's a lot of fire power for a

Even if you hare the finest self-d

weapons they are no better than clubs i

handgun.

you don't haos how to use them. By the

token il jou practice, it is possible i

good enough to kill elephants with a 2

However with esough practice with the a

115

mentioned weapons and being arned ideol.

ically with the invincible thought of t'

Black Panther Party, it is possible 1ik

the Panthers who were attackea in Los &

in December to be a match for one hundr

45 Autonatic pistol. This is still the

sideam issued to the U.s. fascist military

troops. They also can be purchased in steres.

There also seems to be a lot of these avail-

able in the streets. Check with your local

street merchants

COUNTER ATTACK

D.C.

Only by Taking up arms can na.

seize power. Without faling up arms wa

connor attain power... In ordar fo seiza

power we should wage an arnod struggle;

it is impossible to sonze power by playing

elections.

....

88

ARIS YOURSELE OR

HARM YOURSELF"

30

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BOGAYS FROM

ISD LINISTER OF DETOUSE

HOEY MENTON

"I FRIESE CO SEE. DEPENSE:

TED CORREOT FANDLING OF A REVOSIEION."

The venquord Farty nust provide lecdership for the people.

teach the correct

surcesac nechoos of penlonged resistance caroust fit

erature and activities.

Il the activities of the party are reanucted s

the people will follow the exauple.

This is the prinery

e the party.

This knowlears mill probably be saines acconi-anno oy vo

nesses just as the sbove mentioned

mas gained indirectly.

minen the peo

le learn that it is no longer advantageous or then to resist by going

into the streets in large numbers, and when they see the adventora in

sotivities of the guerrilla vortere nethod, they will quichay zollow di

examole.

But firsi, they must raspoct the party which is transmitting this

then tie

Vanquerd gromy destroys the maciery of the

dealing with hin in snall groups of three and four, and ther

micht of the oppressco, the rasses vill be overjoyed and vill saher

this correct strategy.

When tue messes heas thei e gestage volicon

has ¡eer executed wiile sipping coffea a a coumer, and the ratulution.

exectioners fled nithout being iried, the nesses will see the valisiu

this iype of approach to resisiance, It is not nccessary to organi

thirty million black poople in trimary groups cf twos and throsis but

In band for the curty to show the peocle how to du about revolution.

During slavery, in wuich no vensuara party existed and formo f conuni

cation were serarely sestricted and insufficiont, many stavo sevolts oc

The Black Penthor Parüy for Self Defense teacher. that in ile finel

anciysis, the amount of quis and defense weapons, such as hand econcdes

bazookes, and other necessary equiment, will be supplied by taking thei

fron the porer structure, as exemplified by the Viet Cons.

the greater the military preparation en the part of the opprescor

the creater is dle arcilavility of waarons for the black comunity.

in believed by some arpocrites suet when the gente are daught by the

vanguara arous to prepare for resistence, this only brings the men down

on than with corraing violened and bruality; but the fuci of the nat

is that wher the men bacones noze oppre-sive,

thir only heightens the

The peoplo rever make revolution.

The opacessors ig

their crutal actions cause the resistance by the peopie.

the vanquerd

party only teaches he correct mihoas of resistance.

So, if things car

set worse for oppressed peocle, then they vill fee no need for revolu.

on resistance.

The complaint c the hypocrites that the black Panther

Part for Sell Defense is esposing the people to duever suffering is an

incorrect cogerration.

Paarle nave proved that rther will nct toierete

more oppression by the racist dog mlice thacush thoir rebellions in the

black communities across the courtes.

the poopic are looking now los

guidance to extend and storichen their sistence aruggie.

A PIM

YOURSE:

31

OR

FARN CURSELE

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FREE

Revolutionary

Sunday

3:00 9.

"THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS".

THE BATILE OF ALGIERS IS A MOVIE THAT SHOWS HOW

THE FOOR OPPRESSED MASSES OF ALGIERS DEALT DEATH BLOWS

IO THE FRENCH ARTY WHO VERE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, HARRAS

SING, BRUTALIZING AND HURDERING, THE SANE WAY THE AMERICAN

ARTY PIGS AND NATIONAI GUARDS ARE IN OUR CORTUNITY.

THE BATILE OF ALCIERS IS SHOWING THE OPPRESSED

PEOPLE'S OF ALGIERS DEALING VICH URBAN GUERRILIA WARFARE,

CONSTANTLY I TENSIFYING THE SPRUGGLE AGAINST THE FRENCH

PIGS, STRIVIIG TOWARD THEIR GOAT OF LIBERATION. SHOWING

ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE'S OF THE WORLD THAT IN ORDER TO GET .

RID OF SHE GUN ONE MUST PICK UP THE GUN.

• NEEO

NEW CONSTITUTION

THE MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN AI 12847 I4th SERENI,

MINISERY OF IIFORUATION FOR THE NATIONAI COM

BITTEE TO COMBAT PASCISH. A POLITICAI ORGANI-

ZING BUREAU OF IHE BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

FOR FURTHER "INFORMATION CALI- 8691058

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SUPPORT THE CHILDRENS

REE BREAKFAST PROGRAM

THE W/ORLD IS YOURS, AS WELL

AS OVAS, BUT IN THE LAST

ANALYSIS, IT IS YOURS.

•YOU YOUNG PEOPLE,

FULL Of ViGOR

AND VETALITY

ARE IN THE BLOSM

of LIfE,

LIKE THE SUN AT

EIQHE OF BilE

THE MORNING•

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N.C.C.F. DETROIT

12845 14th ST.

es Ires

ALL

I UriStHETS

FREE BUSING TO PRISON

PROGRAM

E OF THE PURPOSES OF THE NATIONAL COMMITLER'S DO COMBAT FASCISA

TO IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT ARE FREE AND BENEFICIAT

THE BLACK COMMUNITY. AT THE PRESENT TIME WE ARE INPUEHENTING A

EE BUSING TO PRISONS PROGEAN FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE FRIENDS, SOMES

! RELATIVES AT JACKSON SIATE PETITENTIARY• THE INATES PHERE ARE

IST ALLOWED THREE VISITS A MONTH AND ARE SUBJECEED TO DETUMANI-

NG LIVING CONDITIONS. NUMBER EIGHI OF CUR TEN POINT PARTY PIAT-

IR! SPATES: WE WANT FREEDON FOR ALT BLACE HEN HEID IN FEDERAL,

'ATE, COUNTY, CITY, PRISONS AND JAILS. WE KNOW THAT THEY HAVEN'I

¡CIEVED A FAIR TRIAI IN RACIST BABYLON BLADE PEOPLE ARE BEING

IDEED BY A JURY OF FACIST MRIDES ARD BLICES OF A DIFFERENT PEER

LOUP THAT HAS NO UNDSPSTANDING OF THE AVERAGE MAN FROW THE BLACK

WHUNUTE. HE FRES THAT BLACK PEOPLE SHOULD BE PETRIALED IN THE

LACK COIMUNITY BY PEOPLE FROL DHE SAME SOCIAI AND ECONFICAL BACK--

ROUND. IME FREE PRISON BUSSING PROGRAM MILL PROVIDE A MEANS OF •

LANSPORIATION FOR THE RELATIVES AND A BOOSE FOR THE INMATES MORALE.

¡'RE ASKING ALI. CONCERNED ORGARIZATIONS, GROUPS, SOCIAT CLUBS,

IURCHES AND INDIVIDUALS TO CONTRIBUTE IO THIS PROGRAM.

WE NEED: BUSES OR VANS

DRIVERS

MONLY

IE FREE PRISON BUSING PROGRAM VILI STARI SATURDAY OCTOBER 3, 1970

[SITING DAYS ARE WEDNESDAY'S AND SATURDAYSS FRON 8 A.M. TO 5 Poh.

FOR FORIHER INFORMATION CALL

NFO. CENTER fI

219 INDIANDALE

WICH.

CONTACT

021058

INFD. CENTER #2

7708

• MACK

DETROIT, MICH.

FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISORERS

NATIONAL COSMITTEE'S TO COMBAT

FASCISM

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Dol de &i Support a

The Children's Free Breakfast Program

ys: men-fri

7:00 - 8:30

1IN/STRY OF INFO.

12847 1476

IFO. CENTERIE

7708 HACK

NORTH END

BELIONT & TOMY RO

ST. LEO'S

• 15tE GRAND RIVER

The rational Committees to Combat Fascism, organizing bureau

of

the Black Panther Party would like to inform the communities

the childrens free breakfast program at this time.

The breakfast programs are not only to. feed the children in

people of the conmunity together.

comunity but also to bring the york and see to it that every

child is fed a balanced

breakfast each norning

This being the peoples breakfast, our goal is to spread this

program throughout the coumunities in kichigan. This is the peoples

progran and irithout the peoples support we have nothing. Since this

a basic necessity, it has to be met...

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MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

12845 I4th

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6 ON REVOLVERS

OREONIZING SELE

GROUPS

FENSE

X PRECAUTIONS:

heck: to see il gun is loaded. You do

on a revolver by swinging out the cylin

Pull back on the cylinder latch and

y push out on the cylinder. (see unload-

revolver photo i2)

UNLOADING:

Folding gun In loft hand (pointed in safe

direction) rolease cylinder latch vith right

hand, (13)o lush ord clinder with the fin-

gers of left hard (#2). Noir that you have

een your finger off the trigger unless

swung out the cylinder and the bullets are

icing trigger squeeze or firing.

visible you gently jush down on the extractor

ma lot billets drop out into your right

hạnd (144)

oint your gun anay fron where soneone

o sisor Poirt at the coiling or ts the

bad tisruter jos point, nato sure to

5 10' the ney ans can be harmedo

ovar' Jeero dEs haner ecceed on a 1070l-

(Explanation later on vacking a revolvei.)

OF REVOLVERS:

rubnose - This gun has only a 2" barrel

soois 38'9. It is very easy to conceal.

ecial - Bas a l" barrel and shoots 38'5.

lagran- This is the type of handgun the

ries. the ano for this is :357 magnun.

piercing bullets will pierce an engine

This is the besi type of revolver. to

a 044 Hagmuas : Have more knock cow

than & 357 Lagnun. The highray Patrol

s those to shoot through car doors

•357 Trill go through a car door also

57 arminition is more plentiful.

LOADING:

¿ To! Iosa, cmly follor the same steps in wi

latching the cylinder. Then drop bullets into

the chambers of you cylinder. Gently push

cylinder closed, and you are ready to fire. Do

NOT SLAI GENDER CLOSED, this causes extra

Hear ch your guso

COCKING A REVOIVER:

Put the tip of row thumb in the harmer hold.

ing revolver sicady in the palm of your hand.

Do not put your. finger in the trigger. Full

straight back steadily on your hammer spur li-

til jour barcies locks back. Your gun is ready

to fire, Mber cocking hammer, place your

thumb directly on the frame besides the harner,

resting the tip of your thumo on the pliedar

Jatcho (Farto 74) Your forciinger should be

placed on tue ocher side oi the gun straight

out just abora the triggar guard unil rcady

to fire. Everytine you cock tco harmer bufore

firinEs tais is called single action firing.

2

a...

PARTS OF A REVOLVER:

PHOTO # 1

....

REVOLVER TEARIS

FRONT SIGHT

FREECH

- BULLET

CARTRIDGE

CASE

PONDER

- PRIMER

2, ta Corridge

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_FEAR SIGHT

- HAMIER .

CYUNDER LATCH

: HAND

MUZZLE

BORE

.38 CAL REVOLVER

CYLINDER

TRIGGER GUARD:

EXTRACTOR ROD

TEIGGER

36

• FRAME

MAIN SPRING

- GRIP

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UN-COCKING A RETOINER

ADED):

Koop your finger off tho trigger! lath eun

already codied, place you thunb on the hammer

firmly, now with the gun firmly in your hand,

mor releasing. INADIATILY TAXE YOUR FLIGER OFF

Mus TRiaGue and slowly lot the hamner go dowa

into place with your thunb still holding it. DO

NOT TAKE YOUR THUMB OFF ME TER, let your

thumb ride with the lanmer vory slowly until iù

is completely depressca and uncocked. By leavi

ng your finger in the wiggers or lotting the

harmer fly forard you Will FIRE MIC GUN. Pier

clice cocling and uncocking row revolver dith

the gun unlosded. (Photo 6)

UNLOCKING A REVOLVER

PHOTO #6

PHOTO # 2

PADING A REVOLVER PHOTO #3

CKING A REVOLVER PHOTO #-4

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SINGLE ACTION

P4020

STEPS IN FLUNG A REVOLVER:

Matronn

The folloiring steps must be observed in ac-

curate shooting. it you don't pay attention to

all four steps you will end up shooting just

anywhore. Before you can learn to just draw and

shoot you must observe the first steps in shoo

ting. Practice those siops with your gun un-

Loadea, until you can get them down pat, you

will be able to see if you are following then

correctly by the wey you, shoot.

3?

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TETONS IN. FIRING:

hore are various positions in firing (shown)

0r:) Each one is used for a different battle

dition. The prono position is for when' you

being shot at and you have no corai, lay

pEs shown below maling yoursele as small a

set as possible. The luceling rosition is

when you can get behind a car. or somethings

in making yourself as small a target as

sible, and your standing position can ba

¿ in deterse (for mating you'self a small.

et) or for use in pursuit or offense. Iou

Ja learn and becone comfortable in each of

i pomiticasy beasuse you never inor what a

lation night dictate.

DOUBLE ACTION

PHOTO 17

this Aunt

STANDING LAGERNSE)

Sight Alignment is aligning your rear sight

front sight together,

sighi Ploture is placing the sights on your

Eei with your already aligned.

Breath Control consists of taiing a breath,

ting = little out, holding the rest until

have completcd your trigger squeeze and the

has been tired.

trigger squeeze is very important in accu-

e shouting thon shooting single action apoly

" steady prosaurs on tice trigser. The shot

alà not be anticipain, it should not be &

prise to joil, then shooting double action or

in firing, quick steady pressure miss be app

In Be sure not to jerk the trigges. Use the

of your finger. When shouting double action

might have to uso more pressura."

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KNEELING FOSITION

24,%

PROVE POSITION

CORPIC'S

INCORRECT

78)

SIGHT ALIGNMENT

SIGHT PICTURE

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TONS OF POETTIE, SEGIE AC

CTIO, KID RAPID FIRE

ction: coching the harmer each time be

ing. Cock the banner and then pull the

otion: Just pulling the tringer each

t cooking the hanner frst, Ily not ió

snap the trigger. the action is fast but

the process on firing quicily without

sit aliganento tou sianly dren and point

2] at jour jenget and iire.

zing: daring: poirting, and shooting

cion. then you practice canio ticines

I tro shous in succescion as quicily as

ICUR REVOLVER:

I or the revolvers listed, at the beginning

Iticlo Jou can use a «38 caliber cleaning

will need a cleaning rod, bore brush tip,

ber cleaning solent, and gun oil. For

you can use material like flasncl, sna some

covior, any material that does not ravel

linty, cuü indo circlos abouc 2" in

'o All ci this cleaning naterial can be pur

I any sin store

•crolver shouid be cleaned trice a week, and.

is after firing Koep it free of duct and

¡ to avoid rustine. Ií. jou do sot clean your

dietely after firing it can cause corrosion

arrel and cat away at it. causing your shoot

icano inaccurads bocause of holis that con

tron tho ponder eating aney at the

• resi frone lack of cloaning aud damp-

Elizing your harrel and chambers in

ndes have to bo seribbed with you: bore

•¿ colront everjuine. Attroi beast to

, brush in salvert, and lso a brisk note-

and out of barrel. and chambers in ey

cirening ouú ail of the particles

. by

barrei up to lighu to sen ta tu shines

and you will be able to see any part

ti]l holding on.

2229

ach core brush and put tip on the end of

ip c patch trough the tip and nop the

and atlinder miil the patch comes out

Use each prich scout 10 ties. You will

ust nore than ong paich to mop barrel

oly cican,

n attach cluen patch to rud and add 2 to

of oil on patch and nop already dried

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PHOTO, 1 8

PHOTO #9

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after cleaning the barred.

cylinder, take

paich citiz a little soirent

It end vipe-

ff your extracior and all oüber netal parts

cuiside oi sylindei, and the instus vi the gun.

ock the hames and rive it oit thoroughlys

rope couple of tees i cil don in harmer.)

JOTOS 12 and 12

Take & patch and with a couple of drops of

¿ on iü rub your retolver, (all metal parts)

ightly: Thare shoula be no visible finger

rints on your revolver or excessive sizeals on

he outside. Icur gun should not have an oily

irface, just apply enough cil for protection

gains rust.

BOTO 10 .

?:*.

i;

Sonstines for extra hard to get arcars you

a have to use a toothbrush lipun into a

suble solrent and brush griskly the hard to get

peas. Sentines your bore brush will not remove

I rust; in that case use fino-steal wool and

irene, rubbing lightly to remove susta

*Hor noral cloaning just run a patch through

he barrel and arlinder and ipe off the gun

ith a few drops of oll on patch.

•..in ::

TRANT

PHOTO # 11

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MINISTRY OF INFORIATION

N.C.C.R. DEIROIT

12847 14th St.

859-1058

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PHOTO # 10:

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past articles of our neisp

It rifles have been Jightly

• Thic article vili go into the 2

assault riflos taat ero most com-

it the presert tino.

finest reapon that ve mili deal wiüh,

le Am15/26, mick is the latest, doT

nent in conbat capong. This title

sod by the fascist pig arty in Vicu

It vas a replacerent for the i-ll.

476 is a 5,55 ma, lagazine fed, gai

ried air-cooled, shoulder weapon. Ey

sing une position of a seloctor lerar

mine can be made to shoot fully auco

•. The rifle also has a flash auppies

nourted on une muzzle. the borrel is

unded by heat cosistant naicia

of libauglass, which bas been shaped

& handguard and forearm. Thore are

acceesories that can be adds& such as:

lets grenade launcher, aid rocket

sher,

She gun holds a 20 or 30 round

but to insura operation it is

cable to never till any magesin. io

stated capaciti. Hineteen (19) in the

soù magazines and 27 - 26 in no 30

magazine sill nock best. Ibe rifle bas

male relocity: on 3,250 lest per second

I muzzle energy of 1s.300 pounde. What

means is that the bullet leaves the

trateling 3,250 feet in one second

ng soreone mith 1,300 foot pounds of

PROTO #2

FINE

HE SIGNE NOSINALLY

2286913

Quit

energy. S. a5 3r.

en sec this smail bullet

trevels at a. very

gh rate of speed. the

bullet is sud to be one of the nest cocus

calioer of all; wen it hits iis targei it

stario to table, toering everything it

hisse the picture above shous that daroge

this rifle can do.

2..

Firing semi-avionalic the W-lo will shost

up to 115 to 65 rounds per minte; filly

• autonatic it shoots 150 to 200 rounds per

nimite. The gun has s laling range up to

500 Jerisa (100 yards is the lengüh of

looubail fields Comparing the I-16 to the

15-7143

sie Ild fires faster semi-autonatic

Than tac lith does lilly avicatio. The

warun tion that the s16 nues, 5-56 mil

also

called 4223 caliber, wighe hali as much as

the 7.62 WAD, chat the Inly shoots of tha

30,05 which tuo Mr Garcand shoots, There-

fore it in posaible to camy thrice ar roch

The nodel that has been explained so far

is the government military version,

There

is a cormercial model that jo still being

sold in gun stores; although not in large

quantition; it 1s called ine AR 15. Tha

only dafterence batween the two is the Af

i5 doos noù have & sclecios switch that

snabies ycu to charge the fire from semin

automatic to antonatic fire. The bolt oc

the Ar15 is not chrone-plated like the is

Iós end the l-ló in made up of a heavy nat

TOSAT ARE LEFT SIES VROWS

FLASH 3U

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PRESS RELEASE

CCTOBER 25, 1970

Cr. Cetober 24, 1970, at approxinately 6:30 PM, tun racist pigs

Iron the Ind Precinct, without provocation, brutally beat'? black youths

or the corners

of Hyrtle and l6th Streets. Two brothers fron the local

National Cormittee To Combat Fascism, interceeded, simply exposing the

police brutality to the people in the community, and they also were

beaten by the pigs.

People in the crowd that had formed came to the

brothers aid and began to attack the pigs.

At this point, Mod Squad,

scotticking, yardnigger pigs. Forrest Harvey, Glenn Smith and Marshall

hersor, responding to their masters orders and wantonly opened fire on

the crowd.

The crowd defended theselves and one treacherous dog police was

dead and to. others layed

wounded. Many people from the community ran

into the newly opened National Committee to Combat Fascism office at

3375 18th Street.

The Detroit gestapo forces moved in with its overkill machinery,

. which included 2 tanks, automatic weapors and other types of lethal

reasons exactly like the ones these same inperialist. use in Vietnam.

The pigs indiscriminately opened

fire on our office and other houses

. in

the community. The fork tongued police have said that they used "great

restraint," but we, know that if it wasn't for the swift actions taken

by the black conmunity and other progressive people, Commissioner

Nicholas! henchmen would have committed mass murder.

The sisters and

brothers in the il.C.C.F. office, not taking the word of lying pigs, se-

fused to come out and didn't do so until they were insured by trusted

people from the comunity that conditions were favorable.

He see, this as part and parcel of the relentless attempt by the

fascist, l.S, government to destroy the Black Panther Party and its or

sanizing bureau's, The lational Conmittee to Combat Fascisin. For the

last six months, since the Nixon, Agnew, Mitchell, Hoover gang has been

oinking its fascistic "law and order" rhetoric, gangsters, disguised as

"guardians of the law" have attacked Black Panther-Party and National

Committee to Conbat Fascism offices, all across the country. Our Party

offices and d.C.Cor. offices in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Toledo, Uhio

and New

Eedford, Mass. have been undr attacked by the forces of re-

pression. And now, here in Detroit, police comminsioner licholas" and

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Herever, sie

want the people here in Detroit and throughout tne world

to know that the Black Panther Party and its organizing bureau's, the

Mitionäl Committee to

conhat fascism; will not quiver in the wake the u.s.

inspired onslaught that is being waged against our Party, Black people

and

other oppressed pecple throughout the world. And we have said it be-

fore and ve will say it again:

DIE RACIST DOS POLICEMEN MUST WITHDRAW INNEDIATELY FROM OUR COMMUNI-

TIES AND THE COMMUNITIES OF THE WORLD, CEASE SHEIR WANTON MURDER AHE

BRUTALITY AND TORTURE OF OPPRESSED PEOPLE, OR FACE THE WRATH OF THE ARMED

PEOPLE.

...

The Courts in Detroit are holding our comrades in Preventive deten-

tion and have placed a astroninical ransom on our sisters and brothers.

CHARGED WITH MURDER AND CONSPIRACY. TO COMMIT MURDER

"l"'

Ben :, Fondron,

Held without bond

irs. Beverly Fleming, $10,000 Bend

Ezone Desaussure, Held Without Bond

Kim Gardner, $10,000

David !!, Johnson, held without lond

Carol E. Smith, $10,000

Shanti jonesoni, Bond Set at $25,000 '

Sylvia Röbinson, $10,000

Jezone bee, Bond Set At $25,000

Diana Brown, $10,000

#illiam Cunningham, Bond Set At $25,000 Linda Warnsley, $10,000

Cassandra Parker, Bord Set At $25,000

"Pat Duncan, $10,000

CHARGED WITH ASSAULIING A POLICE OFFICER

Douglas Irwin, Held on $100 Bond

Anthony Horman, Held On $100 Bond

CHARGED WITH MALICIOUS DESTRUCIION OF PROPERTY

Louis Johnson, held on 31,000 Bond

BAIL MONEY IS BADLY NEEDED. GIVE TO POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFISE FUND.

FOR FURTHER IMFGRHATICN CONTACT:

584-8953

• MATIONAL COMKITTLE

TO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISTRY DE INPORMATION

12845 14th STREET

DETROIT, MICH.

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Bi Printlurs

Handed win demant

Do Conths on 14359

Ministry of Information

12845 MAüh St.

Community Infornation Center:

#2

2219 Indiandale

: #2 7708 tack

Detroit, hichigan

For further infomation call:

8691058

Dear Sir:

Ihe Free Breakfast for School Children has covered the

the country and las been initiated in every city where there

is a Black Panther Party and. National Conmittee Io Combat

Fascisn®

This program was created because we as black

people and bunan beings understand that our children nee

a nourishing breakfast every morning so that they can learn.

for the day.

These breakfasts include every nutrient that they need

For too long our people have gone hungry and

without the proper health aids they need.

It is beautiful

to see our children eat in the norning for it is a fact

this

enables them to thints.

To begin and continue this progran it takes donations

from concerned people, businessmen, merchants and grocers

Who draw their profits from

the black and oppressea people

Ve noed donations of foods which can be stored,

such as cereal, grits, surer, cocoa, salt and pepper, jelly

and cooking oil, also syrup.

We need daily and weekly donations of perishable foods

such as eggs, milk, oranges, bacon, sausage, ham, butter,

bread and cheese, etc..

We need donations of money to buy lood and viensils with

which to prepare the breakfast.

If you want to hely make the free Breakfast for Children

a program that truly satisfies the pressing neeas of Black

People, donate or offer your servaces.

POVER TO THE YOUTH

Chuck Holt, Breakfast Co-ordinator

Detroit Chapter

Rational Commitiec to Combat Fascism

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ORGANIZ

%..

& SELF DEFENSE GROUPS

PERCENT, ENORATION

N.C.Ü.F. DETHCIT

22847 14th St.

859-1058

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PAN 3 TRITICO

Then planning, ax; operation,

the pigs'

Guinto nast do taken into consideral.

In parili tactics.

Practice

~ Pactice -

Pricüice,- isacüice - Practice

In order to perform rili in your nort

on all levels it is necessary to practice,

the more you practice.

the better you per

For!, Don'e thimi just because you read

sonething jou can do it. fou can mencrize

¡a bool on hoir do cirive a car but until

you get corind the wheel aid practice, you

still car't dairs.

COON CANS SHA SERVEA*S WITH

The first clings to understand bofone

jou eval puù a rcund or amio in a chantor

we basic salaty rules, 995 cf ali. acci-

renual shootings nopen with guns taù

iran't-loaded

and/cr by acoule that sev

"I'm sorry, i cent know ti vas loaded."

ALL IRFIAL PARIS SHOULD GET.LIGHT

COAT OF OIL

Therefore, rioth is: the first thing you

lio then you pick un e neapon is chock to

seud du la loaded, keep gnu anger oft

le trigger and dalion tie folloring Dro-

sauce. Posit gun any iron arce where

razone could possibly ba coot. lê it is a

lover stang cou the clander; if it is

a pistol, ronove the magezine and pull back

BUN ORY PATCH THROUGH DARREL

isno slide, Area alter you have unicadsa

we sun or see that to is iloaden, treat,

iso gun in the rmer us it it more still

glonded. Levas Laüch tre trigger uzess you

re reacticing triccar squesse lecalanation

lader,, siring on uraining ground or deal~

ing ruth the enong, berr point a gun at

FTEE STONIGE MUM ELENNTAICI

HYOUGH BOSE DEFOXE FIRIMI

MONe TA GOT TheN 40

shoot, I can't

juress brose voints cho.g.: nonever, perpio

What goreraily haven't lad any escrience

ith meces violate those ales constantiye.

Te I an ever drot accidentally oy sono idiot

¿hili be very difricult to suppress the

aire do tlor lás or her icad oil, providing

"= Only rounded.

The next stop in to loan to disassomble

and assemble your pieces, also care and rain-

tenance. Due to the fact that self-defense

activity will. not be limited to daylight bours

you should loan to bical your piece coin and

assemblo jt even in the dark. Your life depanc

on it. So do ju.

CILAN ROLE UNTIL ORY PATCHCORES

INTOUGH AS CLEAN AS MOSSIOLE

BORE SHOULO BE CLEARED TIROUEK

EREECH END WHERI FOSSIBLE

STORE IN HORIZONTA! SION

REXIOVE AIL EXCISS GAELSE 24D OUL

After you're gotten this doir.,

the next

stop j5 to leam hou to sin and fija 50ux

reapons groperly. di of d'us is to be dune

before you ever put yoir first rousi un

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=no in tis chaner, the firet thiro.

do deni mith is proper :

and sight irith you roar sight and both

lineù up on the toyot is colled die

sighi nicers", the correct sirit pic

tio basicady is haring the frcaù not

oco bagh or too loi, no" to the right

or to tse loit, bui having the triget

resting on top of the iront sigiu, Tho

sight picüe will not always apocir

persocü, out i ine correci sight pic-

Guo is underatood practice till bring

irprovement.

Tho next thing to get down with is

trigger squecze. That's right you :5q-

tueezo the trigger, you don't pull it

Tot jerk it, contrary io what ever you

Isar on tete, trisgor squeeze is a pro

coss of muumng suon steady pressure

on the trister unill a shot goes. off.

L you try to anticipain the siot, you

Till jerk and ness up your aim.

It wouid ba Ideal zi you could incor

porate into your group a veteran of she

pigal malitary sonico. Veterans are of

creau value and assiance in haling ri.ui

the abore training also when you are zo

ady to begin practice inth. live arminit

son, men practicing min live ammuition

Take sure your location is naere you

won't be hasseled by pigs. ictual combat

icaruits can be deadly as a training

around. when percuicing tith live ario.,

rotorbor is is valuable. Donte just suzit

sopping caps for the heck of it; the mi-

ole cupose is to grenue yoursele to be

ia Patch for one lundred" wich vill' only

core about as a resuli of corréct practice.

One thing to guard agcinst is Minching.

Minching is caused by being intimidaied

by the sound and kick of your icapon. With

arcoar triggei squeaze and breath control,

you don't have any aroulons ith flinching.

i you have problems keeping all your spots

in a fairly shall group or if you hava &

probion just goiting your chois on the tar-

1 get anywhere you are probably to mat

Hare soncone watch you as you fixo and they

tali be able to tell you whether or not you

are flinching...

The basic thing in the training of nembers

of selindeiense groupsis to knoir lion to ban-

22? fire a215 of all types, hand guns,

Titles

shot-guns

chine gins, etc.

The usa of direccent types of amunition

and explosivas shoula be considered also.

ora tracel

TEX

PART 4 RECIPES

I trill begin by pointing out that te fuat

not allo tho racist pover structure to deli

our struggle, that I mean'is the language th

we use like everything elss in tiis societ,

in the sertice of the racist capitalist band

They control the edncational institutions,+

ness media and the means of production to be

ou all the causational nauerial,

ke sorevin

are crappeà by the chotonic (vorcis) of the s

master.. In oil L00 yes suruggle for survivi

it las beon the firs and force manifestea in

the racist big cops that accupy our comrunit

¿nai direculy oppress, renreas, brigaline ar

murder us, to lon wo to talk abonù sec-cele

againsi this brutality and murder thai is de

ined by the racist povez sumeture an jusvit

homicide, So thon a self-delense group riotes

egainst this oppressive susten, by executil

¿ pig by aty means, snaping, suabbing, beadi

euco, in decense against the 100 years of ra

ist brutality and miries this can only be da

fined corently as arliclefense. Ine siaren?

norever, through has lackeys and punpeus caj

it "tororism"

", the work on cranoa ren, crin

insane lillere,

sic.. Tie must dofino cur str

agle not the pigs. Carios larigiella an urbas

guemilla in Brazil ito tas assassiratcd.Hor

19ó? just une month baidia fred flampion anc

Clari, says, "the accusation on assaulò or t

rorism no longer has the pejorative (negative

meaning it used to hive. It has acquirod new

coluration. It does noi lactionairo, lù doe:

not discredit; on tho contrary it ropreserts

focal poinú of attraction."

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Lor quit that emoales nor concrablo

ani its ronatrouátios."

So iriti that, I say this, all colide.

Cance moins mise suriko bious sainot tie

suratal as a people end is tis bakes

sooting every pig and blowing up ovei

ùg dug then let's get or up.

TIGHT

CAP

~ CASOLINE

Tina ...ttài

slowly,

15

C:z 130

bot

esn' Ica!:

abla to use

wiger been

tal, Dorit

iber

in thie soc:

mix end tir

at target.

breal it :

acid pintac

sugai mixili.

with spread

into contro

chilosoèe en

that saves

formacions

in tho mixt.

it is, noze

FUSE.

WADDING

SULPHURIC

• ACID

DO NOT

SHAKE

HOLD SETTLE UprighT

BLACK POWDER

(IN GARD BOARD TUE)

CAVAION: PORASSIUM GSTORATE IS VERSE

YOU PIES, IT GIA JONTRE ATOSE SPOTI-

ABOUSIN LI DIS HERRING, IT JUT

IG:0730 OR DATONALUO BY A GANGLE SP-

TED PRICES: X: OR SPIRONIC TIE, INGRED-

IB:25 FOODIES, SO USS PIASTIC GA DO-

CGE UPENSILS FOR INDONIO, DO-NUI-USE

IERAD. USE ERINE, CAUTION

153 3 parts of poression chlorado alth

¿ paris of sugar. dud water to make a

solution. Iato a largo socio, soak in the

rishire then dry. leop day sock, away from

SCRAP KETAI

MADDING

11777 TE

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fict

40 1/1 5271

it is prefcr

?: 8 =20022

lastic zi

le 20id-i6

put the boi

• chloraùe su

id tho glass

i7 chloraue

Tie gasola

•pricipal a

puric acid

Te of 20Jass

ain colos

" io beto.

PIPE

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Do nore warning before -lacing Dubilo

inch gas and acid into sa.

Take

oussija of botule is olc

nd is not

contarinated with a acid.

PEEPI'S PAUDORENADE

rata a (rator) pipo about 3" in dianter

and si jorg idol caps to scicu on at cids.

sarcil on bottom cap then put vauding in

tie bostoro (radairi can oonsis of cara-

void, rubber or toilot tissue) foz tigiter

paciting and prevent lening. Put in about

ono inch of shot on scrap metal, then put

übe with BuiCK PO:DEr packed in it and

qui fuse into pige taped at eris, chen povo

wall (25 shon in draning) leate asuuù one

or space at toy of pipe for toy raddin

don't put radding tightly aroud zuse)

Tut top pipe cap on and tighten.. Then cond

to side oû pipe and tape to keep it from

being pulled out.

This handgrenade should be tested by us-

ing a stali arount of ingredionis, then

taken out away from people so the persor

using it could test is work before moving

on his or her objective. It vill nomally

Dore outraid in all, directions or could

aste some directional patters, devenöing

upon the placement of the container.

PART 5 HOW IO COIBNT C.M.I.

The principal of Juche (self-raliance)

clarified by maridge Cleaver,

the kinister

= Infomation to the Blacis Panürer Party.

is luse what you sot to set whet rou need.'

En anster the question of hou do you combat

tine pigs' C.M.J. (communication, mobility

and ircomation), ve must firsi determine

that ie have going for ourselves. Checking

ost the practice of seli-defense groups, wa

see that we have the power to coternine hat

is to hazion, when i is to harpen and hor

st is supposed to go coin. that,

then and

Foi (Man i. )nthe clement of surprise. The

pigs lave G.i.I. and self-defense groups

have d...l.

Do consider a salê-defense arcratina cit

cessful :

to plan, cacute in cocaoe. There bare be

too many instinoes thee menbars of acle-

dorense soaps bare planica and caccura

rigitcolo blois againgü this ireis syoted

ort to ve capturca, icunded or cirled. 11.

are the consonuances do: revolutionary neü

isty, bonever sc must keep casualtics rin

an acceptable minimm. The slogen mist be

Maximul Damage to the Erony, lanimun Daray

to Uso Practico has shoin that von planni

Will, if it is done iüth imolodge and an

understanding of CoM.i. casualties :ill be

kopt achin an accosuable minimur. ico ofs

much atiention is given to a plan up to tr

point of excaution mithout siring the save

attention to evasion and escape, that phas:

oî the operation tnai astermines success,

This is a subjective apuroach, a one-sided

approacio Win, is only one side of ine ci

C.rot. is ino oüher side. Because seli-soft

groups use "Wollo, tie pigs' C.l.i, coes no

go into operation until a sell-defense gro.

connits lisell by actually executing sone

of self-detense activiu.

121 of us shold be aware that once C.M.I

is activated pigs siert showing on the set

fron 30 secchas to I minute maximin in ever

major city in Babyion, trorefore the succes

oz failure of a deñonse operation is. depeno

upon the autention given io Cl.I. and the

planning of evasion and escape. is I see it

learning to deal viün the pigs' C.h.I. is +

nurber one military robiom facing revoluti

forces in Babyion coday, It is tire for ai?

have something to icach, by example, in sie

forniardo inà ierender, to dio honorably, on

does not neca

compay.

"Pira oss

MUHIES

T76 G0

no taunt Sesa

MOBILITY

COMMUNICATION

INFORMATION

4?

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•: 82338

1222

504528

BEN W. FONDRON

BRONE DESAUSSURR -

DAVID M. JOHNSON

SHANTI JONESON

CASSANDRA PARKER

VERONE LEE

WILLIAN CUNNINGHAM.

VICTOR GRAYSON

BEVERLY FLEMING

KIN GARDNER

CAROL E. SMITH

SYLVIA ROBINSON

DIANA • BPOWN

LIMDA WARNSLEY

PAT DUNCAN

ON THE NIGHT OF TBER. 24,

1970 5:30 PM,

THE PEACTIONARY GESTAPO

POPCES, UNDEP. TEE COMMAND OF COMMISSIONEP. JOHN

E..

NICHOLS, STAGED AN

ATTACK OF THE N.C.C.F. OFFICE LOCATED AT 16th AND MYRILE.

IN THE COURSE OF THE ATTACK, THE OFFICE WAS BOYSARDED WITH A BAR-

MEMBERS OL TRUMPED-UP CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT

MURDER AND MUR-

DER.

THEIR RANSOM (SO-CALLED BONDS) FANGED FRCH $100 TO $25,000

VE SEE THIS OVERT ACTIC' AS ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DESTROY THE BLACK

PANTHER PARTY AND IT'S EFTOFTS IN COULATING LASCIST TER ILTHIS OP-

PRESSIVE SOCIETY AND THE UnE: A NUTT

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10:005 F 2038 MOD SIS A0::

FILLSO TITO POLITICE PRIGOITOS:

LET TRUE

...

MADLIAN

QUI!!

CAR MO

EEDEN

APOMER,

TO TO

FREONE!

WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN OUR EE-

FORTS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE POLITICAL

FRISONERS DEFENSE FUND.

FREE THE DETROIT

"PANTHERS"

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIION CONTACT: 584-3953

NATIONAL COMMITTER TO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISTRY OF INFORVATION

12845 24th STREET

DETROIT MICH.

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FUND RAISING

RALLY

MINIONAL CONFITTEE

.... I0 COMPOT FISCISM

•"!"•.

POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFENSE FUND

ON THE: EVENING OF OCTOBER 24th, FRIDAY, 2 M.C.C.F.

MEMBERS WERE HARASSED BY MEMBEPS OF THE DETROIT POLICE

DEPARTNENT,

RESULTS OF THIS. ENCOUNTER LEAD TO A SEIGE

OF THE INFORMATION CENTER WHICH ENDED IN THE ARREST OF

15 N.C.C.F.

MEMBERS.

North End Family Denter

15Q Balmont & John R:

SUM

NOV. 1, 11970

TIME: 7:00 PM

**:

*j

THE OFFICE, LOCATED ON 16th

AND MYSTLE,

WAS OPENED FIRE

UPON BY FASCIST POLICEMEN WITH *

OVER-KILL WEAPONS OF WAR,

* WHICH WERE ALSO POINTED AT THE COL

& FFOPLE WHO HAD GATHERED TO

* VIPH THE. ATTACK.

SLITICA

Cates

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6=20

I queles

free the

Fifteen membors of the local National

¡Committee to Combat Fasciam, the organizing

bureau of the. Black Panther

Party, are in jail.

Sach of them has been charged with first degree

murder and conspiracy to comnit murder.

They were in or near the t.C.C.f. office

on Saturday evening, October 24, when two rigs

boat two black youths iho were selling the Black

Panther Newspanor.

The people in tho coamunity

responded by defending the tho brotkers; and.

, When word rigs care on the scene with their

guns out and shootings the people again de-.

fended themselves, leavirg. one pig dead and

another rounded.

À whole aroy of officers

• converged upon the !.C.C.f. office, and

finally, after about eight hours,

the 15:•

sisters and brothers inside surrerderea.

--:

DETROIT

BAIL MONEY IS BADLY NEEDED.

GIVE TO POLL'IICAL PRISONERS DEFLUSE ZUND.

FOR FUETHER INFCRHATION CONTACI:

584-8953

NATIONAL COINITTLE TO COMSAT FASCIS

MINISTRY DE INTORNATION

12845 14th STREET

DETROIT, MICH

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VOI WISH INE DEO TROUIOI

The pig media has been broid-

casting the resination of Ciliel

l'ig Commissioner Murphy as

great loss to Detroit andagainfor

that Detroit has lost a great pir

Commissionei

who

'is

wall

experienerd and has done many

things to improve Detroit and the

police forces

here. At the saile

time that the Metroit Pig Dept.

is expressing ricat sorrow for

such a grevious loss, they wish

him luck in his exciting and new

job. So sith tears in their eyes

the Detroit Pir Dept. pig Mayor

Cribbs

farewell.

etc., wish him a fond

To black people and other op~

pressed people the whole buildup

and play sounds like a story from

Mother Cioose, 'That's exaculy what

it is,

one of the biggest fairy

tales the pigs have ever tried to

get over. Pis Murphy and no oiher

pigs have done anything for poor

and oppressed people. To get the

books straiglit, pig Murphy didn'1

have a choice on whether to resign

or noi, lie was told cither to re-

tire or get

another jos. To dig

where I am coming from, jou must

understand how and who controls

the

oppressive pig forces in

Detroit and the events that lead to

pig Murphy getting his hat. Thie

pig forces are controlled by the

D.P.O.1. (Datroit Police Officers

Association), Chict

Detective,

Field Is. andrelated con-pirators.

•Murphy' got the position of Chief

Pig ('ommissioner during the tiine

ire was an Inspector for the New

York Pig Dept. This made a lot

of top pigs in Detroi madhecause

they had been working on the pig

force

all

their low-lives and

thought that if anghody should get

the position it should coine out of

their little circle instead of a pig

from New York that nobody ever

leard of. So antagonistic con-

ditions existed from the jump.

Many things came into play tit

strained the reistionship between

the Pig Commissioner and the

D. P.O...

The black community legan to

respond to the continuous pigiru-

tality and murder of black people

with sints of gun fire and dend

piss. Pigs sere nelliig up-tight

because all across the nition

Indiandola lio cocameriagefron

che la prericche le letter le

oni uí Detroi l: 10:00 p.:.

A press corerence vus hold ar

our office and the only news re-

porters that vere preseri vere die

very ones wis lad hock shot at.

le informed them that the shots

didn't come from our office and

ticy

ayrece that they dien'c be-

liere they did. Pis Murphy reclized

chut he

dita't inve

an alibi to

÷ 195

justifs a taio or the office, so lie

cold the llth precini to call thie

raid oil, Tuts sent the D,P.O.A..

the Chief Peructive,, Field LE.

PIG CHIEF MURPHY

etc, into on entroge, 'Thiey hea ex-

the pig administrators and the pig

posed their link-track tanks intie

Commissioners ly the D.P.O.A.,

parking loi of thie loth precint and

the Chief Detective and the cop

flooded the ladiandalo area mien

pigs to pire them more liberties

mod-squad ries but most e all

to deul with the people. The stop

they dien't foul that they ied ic

and frisk lass and the no-linoch

justify raiding a Panchier office

laws were passed to berefit these

and pig Murphy had the audacity

racist pigs. Other demands were

co call'it cis. There wesz't a5y

made

to pig Murphy ly che

future at all left for pig Marpng

D.P.U... The N.C.C.F. (organi-

in Detroit, Tie fascist D.P.O.*.

zing bureau of the Black: Panther

hooked up

their machinery ra

Party') was beginning to grow

cither force di: rphy to coure dona

rapidly and these racist dogs

on the black community and raio

demanded the green light to vamp

our office on Indiandale or lose his

on vur office. The Pir Com-

job, one say or the other. In-

missionur luid them to hold off

forniation

stanted flooding our

until they could get a varrant or

office that the fascist pigs wers

a trumped-up conspiracy charge.

really putting pressure on linol

•Two major events happened

to raid our office.

recently within the black com-

This was tie lust stran for pig

munity that caused rig Murphy to

Murphy, sia D.P.O.J., the Chie

get his walking papers quick. In

Detective, Ku Klux Klan

cic.

the dica arpurd the M.C.C.F. office

had hookied un and demardada nev

on Indiandale, members of the

pig Commissioner, pig Murphy

N.C.C.F. and people in the com-

was panned nüi ro New York agai)

munity were putting up posters and

and the

sine wils selfor.

passing put free posters to tie

completely rew fascist pig Com-

communit!. The pigs came into the

missionei, Nigeer Sheritt incas

arca and began tearing the posters

coat-iail had icen pulled corefus.

down and tirassing the pourle.

the top pugi:- Commissioner's jo

Shouts of ill the

pigs"'

and

if he winted io stay en goodre

"Lat rut of cur coismunity" caine

lations with his bosses. Tney ha

from the peopie as they dug the pigs

juse gor pig durphy out and yo

rcaring up their posters. The next

Anon chey culin't trust daigges

day a news car that lookedexacrly

in that position even it he isa goo

like is pia's car came into ilie

niyger. Now die lying pig news

area to toke picturès and lo get

papers are sagine that irl b

postars. Somsone in

ti:e coin-

hard to decide whis will bethe nex

numey thoudt that is was the pigs

pig

Commissioner.

Nell

th

inimidaing te reopleoacc.g.iilg

j.P.O .d, die Chiel Perecai:

teratere ling righteonsly shot at

Field Li. and Roman Ciriobs i.s

them. Wi-en

the report of tic

alrend; decided. E there is za

sinoting gor su tie 10ch percint,

doubt about sho the nest pig Com

these pigs immediately sow ilicir

missionei is it must be a ross

chance

in vamp on our office.

un between leiler andspiro Agnes

Without notifing vis Murphy and

DE1I11 70 ALL PIG CONAIS

tie rest a thie pigs donniown the

SIONERS

woompa. mac-ice.nlloolinalleidirmirc.. N.C.C.F. Detroit

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NATE

11-a

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

12845 14th STREET

DETROIS MICH.

REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S CONSTITUCIONAL CONVENTION

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE:

YOUR POSITION CONCERNING THE LIBERATION OF POOR AND OPPRESSED

PEOPLES, HAS NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. WHAT WE,

IN THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY ARE BASICALLY CONCERNED VITH, IS NEETING

THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY HAS CALLED FOR'Ä

REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF

WRITING A CONSTITUTION WHICH RELATES TO THE OPPRESSED MASSES. OF BABY.

LON (U•S: A CONSTITUTION WHICH WILL EMBODY THE PRACTICAL IDEOLOGY:

FOR THE ELIMINATION OF OPPRESSION, THE R.P.C. C..UILI": TAKE PLACE• IN

WASHINGION D.C., WITH BLACK AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLES, FANILIES, TAKING

PART IN WRITING A NEW CONSTITUTION.

• THERE ARE CERTAIN SUPPLIES WE NEED TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF THE

CHILDREN.. WE ARE ASKING YOUR FULL SUPPORT IN SEEING TO IT THAT THE.

NECESSARY SUPPLIES ARE OBTAINED SO OUR CHILDREN ARE WELL TAKEN CARE

OF.

A LIST OF THE THINGS WE WILL NEED IS ATTACHED.

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE

N.C.C.F. DETROIT

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

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BLACK PULOGUAN -

"Blackman lister to the voices of the ,cOPLE

OUR HISTORY IN THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN BLOOD. OUR BLOOD.

E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING

ELLED BY BLACK MEN. II IS NOW TIME IU CHANGE THOSE SCENES. IT IS

"E TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM OUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-

FICUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CANNON

COER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE.

JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN

ARE USED IN VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE

FIETNAM FOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS

FAR TO PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED •

ATES, HERE IN DETROIT. .

JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. MUST SALVAGE. HIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS-

& IO BE COME A PART OF THE NONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST

"PESE TO BECOME A PART DE THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACINE HERE IN THE

THER COUNTRY OF WAR - THE AMERICAN EMPIRE.

WE HAVE TO PULL ANAX FROM THAT FLUNKEYISM. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S

ALING WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR OWN SOUL.

MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW

DIVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESIS OF ALL OUR PEOPLE.

: YUST FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.

!

C.

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YOU MUST MAKE THE DECISION NOW, IF YOU ARE GOING TO WORK HARD IO

LI. US, OR WORK WITH US TO OETAIN OUR PRECOON. AS FAS AS OUR ON DESIRE

Z; CONCERHED, HE DON'T WANT TO FIGUT EUEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR-

INSTANCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHT TO THE FINISH.

• IF ANYONE WITHER HE BE WHITE OR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS

I FAVORABLE TOE BATTLE, WE WILL CERTAINS ACT IN SELF-DEFENSE TO WIPE

M OUT RESOLUTELY, THOROUGHLY, WHOLLY AND COMPLETELY. .

WE WELL NOT AND CAN NOT SPUI RASHLE, BUI WHEN WE DO SERIE, WE

iST wIN.

HE HOME BLACK MAN TO YOUR TRUE FAMILY, YOUR BLACK FAMILY, YOUR SLAVE

iMILY.

OFFS

THE

Plain

MEANS

Necessary!

FREE" The Detroit" 0"

NATIONAL, CONHITTER 2O CONDIT PRECION

MINISTRY OF INFOMIATION

22845 14ch STREET

DETROIT MICH.

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ій

COMLUM I7 СИГОРКОЙ СЕК

2009 AGRIPT

TLINT HICK.

COMMUNITY NS//S

EVERY SINCE THE BLACK LIBERATION YOUDUNE STARDED IN 1965, GREEDY IN-

ELIDUALS HAVE BEEN PIMPING OFF THE PEOPLE. ONE SUCH BAND OF INDIVINUALS

XIST IN FLINT, GOING UNDER THE GUISE

OT BRO-HAM; PROTHERS OF BAi.

WILLY NOLAND, JOIN (BIG WORD) COLEMAN, AND WILE (RUN THE SHONY FRANK-

EE STARTED THIS OREANIZATION SUPPOSEDLY TO SERVT THE PEOPLE: THOUGH

RICHERY AND DEMAGOGIC STRATEGY, THEY WENT. ON TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLE INTO

FINKING THAT THIS ORGSNIZATION WAS A RIGHTEOUS BLACK MILITANT ORGANIZA

ION, INTENT ON SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGING JUSTICE: TO THE PEOPLES.

• RUN THE SHOW FRANKLIN AND LOUDMOUTHEO COLEMAN, USED SILL NOLAND AS:

FAND FOOLS THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF UNOWING BROTHERS INTO DOING

FEIR LITTLE DEEDS, LIKE GETTING MONEY FROM THEIR COHERENCE, THE PIGS.

FON THERE, THEY MOVED ON TO A HIGHER LEVEL, CYRUDSMAN, WHICH IS NO MORE

BAT AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS BUILE AROUND TELLING THE PEOPLE ONE THING

diD THEN TELLING THEIR COMERENCE ANOTHER. ARITING MONEY AND SAYING TRAD

HEY ARE GOING IO HELP THE PEOPLE IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY, WHILE THE PIGS..

PE STILL ERUIALIZING, BEAIING AND KILLING NIGGERS.

SLACK PEOPLE ARF STILL LIVING IN ROACH AND RAT. INFESTED HOUSES. BLACK

OPLE ARE BEING HERDED INTO URPAN RENEWAL PROJECIS, WEICH ARF. IN ESSENCE

IGGER REMOVAL, PROJECTS. BLACK CHILDREN ARE STILL HUNGRY, WITTLE PIES

FILL PATROL AND CONTROL THE COMMUNITY, AND APAPT FROM THIS, 17. NEW PIG:

IDES FAVE BEEN ADDED IO THE BLACK COMVUNITY TO HARASS THE COMMUNITY. ...

•EVEN THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL ARE BEING VAMPED ON WHILE THE BOOI-LICKING -

LACKEYS, RUN THE SHOW, AND BIG WORD, LOUDHOUTHED LYING. COLEMAN, ARE FUNNING

-FOUND WITH 25'S IN THEIF FOCKETS, SILTING AROUND CY THE BOARD OF THE

PEAS COALITION WITH PIG PROSECUFOR, TWO FACTO PORARE LEONARD, GREEDY,

"AFICIOUS BUSINESSAN SOMMEPFIELD AND OTUTR PIG RUSINESSION, WHO AIN'T

MA GIVE A DIME TO ANY BLACK PEOPIEAT ALE THEY PATER PEDITY DELIQUIOR

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1:

PIG RUTHERFORD, CHFIF HOG. BUT YET, THEY ARE SUPPOSE TO BE MEETING THE

IC NEEDS. OF THE PEOPLE HERE IN FLINT.

WE AS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COLMITTEZ TO COMEAT FASCISM AND THE PEO-

, KNON THESE BAFFONS FOOLS FOR WHAS THEY ARE, POUCHIST, OPPORTUNIST

iE NIGGER LACKEYS, WE SAY THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMMEDIATE END TO THIS

ACTIVITY AND TRICKERY THAT THE ONBUDSMAN ARE USING ON THE PEOPLE. FLACK

PLE WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LONGER, 'AND BLACK IDOPLE SAY IF THESE NEINGS-

ON ANY LONGER, WE WILL PUT A STOP IO THES PIG ACTIVITY BY ANY MEANS

JESSARY.

DEAXH IO THI HOUSE NIGGER

LACKEY AND HIS RUNNING DOG

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NATIONAL CONMITTEE IO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISERY CY JNFORNATION

613 CONTTTTATAL

PETROIT LICH.

AT THIS TIME,

WE MUST NOT FALL ANGELA

siad

rico: sussive

AÑELLA DAVIS, A BRILLIANT SCHOLAR, AN ADVOCATE OF WOMEN RICHTS AND

ACADEMIC FREEDOM IS NOW INCARCERATED Ill A NEW YORK PRISON, FIGHTING EX-

TRADITION, TO CALIFORNIA WHERE SHE FACES THE GAS CHAMBER FOR MURDER, KID-

"APFING AND CONSPIPACY:

THE

BLACK PANTHEP PARTY ACCUSES A REACTIONARY AUTHORITY OF CALIFOR

NIA AND THE U.S. OF USING ANCELA DAVIS AS A SCAPE GOAT. THE TRADITIONAL

JUDICIARY ARE RESPCNSIBLE FOR THE EVENT THAT TOOK PLACE IN KARIN COURT-

700% AND THE POLICE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOP THE MURDER OF THE JUDGE, ONATHAN

JACKSON, WILLIAM CUPISTIAS

AND JAMES MCCLAIN AS WELL AS THE WOUNDING OF •

MINE HOSTAGES.

IN ORDER TO DRAW ATTENTION FROM THE RESPONSIBLE PERSONS,

ANEDLA DAVIS RAS HUNTED, CAPTURED AND ACCUSEN OF CRIMES OF WHICH THE

AMERICAN REACTICKARY SYSTEM IS EN FACT, GUILTY OF.

ANGELA DAVIS HAS EXEMPLIFTED THE HIGHEST EXPRESSION OF CONCERN FOR

THE PEOPLE. WE THE PEOPLE SHOULD SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF THIS BY COMING

TO FER. AID IN THIS HOUP. OF NEED. SHE HAS GIVEN HER ENERGY AND DEVOTION

TO THE PEOFLE'S CAUSE WITHOUS REFERENCE TO HER PERSONAL SAFTY, WITHOUS

PEFERENCE TO HER PERSONAL GAINS.

2EE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CALLS UPON BLACK PEOPLE IN PARTICULAR AND

ALI OPPRESSED PEOPLE IN GENERAL IO RISE AND DO WAS IS NECESSARY TO FREE

ANGELA DAVIS. SHE PAS GIVEN IN A FREE AND IN A VERY PURE WAY, IN A WAY

THAT SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.

AT THIS IINT, HE MUST NOT TATI ANGELA DAVIS.

ARCERETS FROM APPOS TELEASE BE HUSY P. NEWTOS

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G. Locally Stated Aims and Policy

LARRI PONELL, member of the Detroit NCCE, conducted

the political education classes on July 5, 1970, at which time

the topic of discussion was the center page of the July 4,

1970, issue of "The Black Panther" newspaper.

Those in

attendance were instructed

as follows:

Whenever you say "death to the pigs" mean it.

Put your words into action.

Use the slogan "all power to

the people" as the pigs think they are the power. 'Now we

have to add to our slogan "death to the pigs," so stop

talking and start putting your words into action.

The pigs

are planning genocide against us.

The reason there are more

pigs in the comnunity this year than lasc year is because

they are planning to get rid of all blacks, and they want all

blacks to move into the projects so all they would have to

do is put a fence around it and give them just enough money

to get food. They want to take everything away from us, but

we still have the power to destroy and there is no way the

pigs can destroy the BEP. If they kill us off, our struggle

will be taken up by the people in the community as we are

the people's party. If we don't go to the people then we

are not serving the people.

struggle is not confined

exists also in the south in the field of Civil Rights.

We have to fight for national salvation, deal with repression

and will fight for the liberation of all oppressed

peoples.

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July 3, 1970

CHARLES HOLT, second in command of the Detroit

NCCF, appeared at a demonstration at the Wayne State University

Law School, Detroit, Michigan, August 31, 1970, where he told

a ners commentator that the BPl supports the Revolutionary

Black Lawyers•

DE I-1

September 1, 1970

The following is. the transcript of a tape recora-.

ing made by RONNIE IRVIN, Detroit iCCF, which was recovered

on October 16, 1970, by the Detroit Police Department, behind

7703 Mack Avenue, Detroit, an NCCF Office which had been

abandoned on October 15; 1970:

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"I say hungry children should be fed.

Not

because they got money but because they're hungry?.

This morning the children sitting here at this

free breakfast for children program. This is

Chairman Bobby Seale's idea.

He organized the

breakfast for childrens program for you children

and you know where Chairman Bobby Seale is right

now?

He's in Connecticut.

There fascist pigs

tried to murder him in the electric chair for

feeding all the children.

"Now you children know what we are going to

"Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton of the Illinois

chapter of the Black Panther. Party was murdered in

his sleep for imylementing the socialistic programs

that Chairman Bobby Seale laid down for him.

The

free breakfast for children program, the free

medical health care clinic is why.

"He was murdered in his sleep, you know?

(response from group in background "Right on.")

"You can look at, you can look at the pigs

and you can see every time somebody tries to help

the people are an some for the people or serve

the people like the members of the Black Panther

Party and National Conmittees to Combat Fascism

do, the pigs will vamp down on them.

Pigs will

start coming down on them hard.

And that shows:

you that they're doing their job. But there's

a lot of people running around here who call

themselves serve the people call themselves

so-called revolutionaries, you know.

And the

pigs they don't care nothing about them.

They

aon't look at them twice. All the pigs do is

laugh at them. And you know they ain't doing their

job. You know?

Revolution comes out the barrel

of a gun, not out of the sleeve of no dashaki.

Right On: (people in background respond "Right On.")

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The Association of Black Students, Oakland

University, Rochester, Michigan, sponsored

a rally in

support of the Detroit 16 on November 16, 1970, featuring

HUEY P. MENTON.

The main theme of the speech given by HudY P.

NEWTON On November 16, 1910, at Oakland University, was that

all poor blacks and poor whites, the working classes,

the

oppressed of the world, must all join forces as a united

body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.

NEWION repeatedly referred to this "ruling circle" through-

out his entire speech and apparently interpreted this "ruling

circle" as those leaders of Government and industry, the

imperialists or those who are rich in this society. NEWTON

wanted eguality for everyone with no one being superior to

his fellow man.

He indicated the Megro is a class brother

with the poor whitas and they must join in their effort to

overcome the "ruling circle."

NEWTON stated, "The Black Panther Farty is the

vanguard of the revolution on à world-wide level because the

world is really one community and we've taken Marxist-Leninist

to a greater leveland, therefore, we are the greatest

Marxist-Leninists that ever lived, and we say this not to

be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else

would carry that banner because the way is narrow and the

burden is heavy."

In conclusion, the speech by NEWTON was a rambling,

many times incoherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low-key

revolutionary type speech which attempted to show a connection

between the SPy and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers

(LP.BIT), as well as a unity between the BPP and all oppressed

persons of the world.

A characterization of the IRBW is contained

in the appendix pages

attached hereto.

His speech called for the release of the Detroit 16,

freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed

brothers and for the ultimate overthrow of the pigs.

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The speech appeared to be rather poorly organized

and NEWTON was easily diverted from

the main topics which

he seemed to be pursuing.

the speech had very few references

to añy actual radical action or violent confrontation.

The Black Student Union, University of Michigan,

Ann Arbor, Michigan, sponsored a rally in support of the

Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring HUET NEWTON.

NEWTON stated that the working class will be the

ones to carry out the "revolution" and carry the "revolution

banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the

new order. Throughout his speech, NEWION talked about the

new order which will occur when. the world is taken over by

Conmunism.

Throughout the speech, NaioN refers to capitalism.

stating that while it has caused

many problems, it has also

Laid the foundation for Connunism. He stated that the

wealthy are the ruling circle and named RCCKEFELLER and FORD

as being in this circle. NEWTON

stated that they offered

troops to the Vietnamese people, however, did not get a

definite answer on their proposal.

DE T-20.

November 17, 1970

The Black Liberation Front International, Michigan

State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored

a rally

in support of the Detroit l6 on

November 17, 1970, featuring

HUEY NEWTON.

The speech given by NANTON was scheduled for 10:00

a.m.,, in the auditorium at Michigan State University.

The

doors were open prior to 10:00 a.m., ana persons admitted

after a thorough search, for a fee of $2.00, except Negro

females, who were charged 25 cents. Those persons attending

the speech were advised that they were not allowed to leave,

applaud, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving

could not return. NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 a.m.,

and spoke on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular

emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to.

the BPP.

The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.

At approximately. 1:00 p.M., most of the audience had left

because they were unable to understand NEWTON and vere

getting fed up with the treatment they were receiving. After

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a question and answer session, NEWTON finished speaking

at 2:30 p.m.

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DE T-25

November 17, 1970

Propensity to Violence and Freparation for

Confrontation

JESSE HARRIS, who was selling papers for the

NCCE in Flint, Michigan, sold payers and kept the money.

OLIVER LIC CLURE, leader of the Detroit NCCE, and possibly

one or two others from Detroit, went to Flint and worked

HARRIS over. HARRIS is no longer

associated with the NCCF.

DE T-26

July 2, 1970

A number of members of the Detroit NCCF assaulted

and seriously beat LIONEL MAURICE ALEXANDER, a State witness

who testified against DERRICK K. DRAW, who was convicted

of second degree murder.

The NCCF members accused ALEXANDER

of being a "pig."

The act of brutality allegedly occurred

on July 7, 1970, at 2219 Indiandale, headquarters of the

Detroit NCCF, where ALEXANDER had gone upon their invitation.

DE T-3

July 20, 1970

on July 17, 1970, Detroit Police Officers ob-

served a car traveling at a high rate of speed, which had

the trunk lock punched out.

the three legro occupants exited the car and the driver was

asked for his registration, but clained he had none. OLIVER

MC CLURE, leader of the Detroit NCCE, began swearing at the

police officers and the driver,

WILLIAM BYRON MC CLURE,

brother of OLIVER, also began yelling insults. HILLIAM

MC CLURE jumped on one oi the officers' backs and appeared

to grab for his gun, which fell to the ground, and wasgicked

up by a

second officer.

While the officers were struggling

with the MC CLUREs, an additional scout car arrived and the

third passenger of the car, THIOIAS KIRK WARD, also a member

of the Detroit NCCH innediately jumped one, of the aficers

from this car.

The above three individuals were subdued

and warrants were issued charging all three with resisting

and obstructing a police officer.

DE T-3

July 20, 1970

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On July 18, 1970, a Detroit Police Officer was

walking to a call box at the intersection of Woodward and

State Streets, Detroit, when he was pushed off the curb and

down into the street and continued to be assaulted by

LARRY POWELL, member of the Detroit NÇCE.

Witnesses indicated

that the attack was completely unprovoked. POWELL was arrestea

and charged with Assault and Battery on a police officer.

DE T-3

• July 20, 1970

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Security

Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department,

advised on July 30, 1970, that about 9:30 a.m., this date,

a Channel 50 television news car was in the vichity of

Detroit MCCF headquarters, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit, when

a Negro male, age 25 to 30 years, 6'2", 200 pounds, with

beard and moustache, fired three shots at the news car from

the porch of the office.

There were no injuries to the

occupants of the car, which was probably in the vicinity to

film traffic signs in the vicinity of the above office, which

had been painted black and had posters pasted on them.

On October 24, 1970, Detective Lieutenant WILLI

MC COY, supra, advised that at 5:45 2.M., October 24, 1970,

two Detroit POlice Department Officers put out a radio

individuals who had been given loitering tickets, apparently

in connection with their distributing NCCF literature.

Two unmarked patrol cars with plain clothes officers

responded and arrived in the area almost immediately, however,

a crowd had gathered and one of the officers was recognized

and the crowd began to attack the cai with bottles and rocks.

When the officers attempted to leavethe area by driving across

a vacant lot, the car was hit by gunfire and one officer

suffered minor injuries.

The second police car had stopped near the corner

of l6th and Miyrtle near an NCCI office and a short time later

another shot hit one of the patrolman on the back of the head.-

and he was dead on arrival at the hospital.

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The NCCI office at 3376 16th Street was immediately

surrounded and a search warrant obtained.

At the first meeting of the branch of the Detroit

NCCI -at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, November 15, 1970,

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON asked who had guns and stated

that they were no problem to obtain as all you would have to

do is kill a policeman and take his equipment. It was also

mentioned that they should

be willing to give their lives

for the iCCE.

. DE I-24

November 17, 1970

The Flint Chapter of the Detroit NCCI has begun

work on fortifzing the house at 2009 Albert by placing

plywood a few inches from the wall which they then glan

to fill with sana.

DE I-24

December 4, 1970.

At approxinately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,

a marked police vehicle driving south on 17th Street fron

Magnolia

observed a man whom they believed had a pistol in

his hand. Upor circling the block the officers observed

the same Negro male standing on the porch of 3591 17ch

Street, an office of the NCCt, with a rifle, which he pointed

at the police car,

which immediately left.

• DE I-3

December 23, 1970

The first floor of CIC Numoer One, 2219

Indiandale, Detroit, has sandbags piled to the bottom edge

ca the c ping

of the windows and piled to the ceiling on the second floor

with the exception of one wall.

There are heavy wire screens

over all the windows, which they plan to fasten with hinges

so they can be opened.

DE T-1

August 6, 1970

The NCCE sent ten people to a shooting range at

21

Mile Road and Gratiot on September 10, 1970, at a cost of

$2.50 per person.

DE T-1

September II, 1970

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When OLIVER NC CLURE returned from New York

the weekend of August 30, 1970; he advisea.that the battle

tactics for the iccr and

Bep are to hide weapons outside of

headquarters at various locations, and if they learn of an

impending raid, most of the members are to be sent out of

the office to obtain guns, and after the police have surrounded

the office, will attack from the

rear.

•DE T-].

september 4, 1970

I.

Arrests

Name

OLIVER

MC CLURE.

Date

July 17, 1970

KILLIAN.B.

IC CLURE

July 17, 1970

THOMAS KIRK

SI-WARD

July 17, 1970

LARRY POWELL

July 18, 1970

(RONALD KEVIN JulY 21, 1970

IRVIN

ANDRE ANTHONY August 10, 1970

STITCHELL

WAYNE THEODORE AUgust 10, 1970

ROBERTSON

RONALD K.

IRWIN

August 10, 1970

ANTHONY WORLAN August 10, 1970

ROBERT SIITIL

August 10, 1970

DELPHING rAY August 10, 1970

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Place

Detroit, Michigan

Charge

Resistini and

Obstructing a

Police Officer

Detroit, Michigan

Resisting and

Obstructing a

Police Officer

Detroit, Michigan

Resisting and

Obstrucing

police Officer

Detroit, Michigan Assault and

Battery

Detroit, Michigan Assault and

Battery on

Police Officer

Detroit, Michigan Assault and

Battery

Detroit, Michigan Resisting and

Obstructing a

Police Officer

Detroit, Michigan Resisting and

Obstructing a

Police Officer

Detroit, Nichigan

Detroit, Michigan

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RODNEY HILL

August 13, 1970 Detroit, Michigan Resisting. and

Obstructing a

Police Officer

ROBERT SMITH

August 13, 1970 Detroit, Michigan

LONNIE DARDEN August 19, 1970

Detroit, Michigan

Vender Impeding

Pedestrian traffic

VIRON KEITH

REDIATE.

LONNIE DARDEN

CHARLES HOLT

September 15,

1970

Detroit, Michigan Assault and battery,

police Officer

"

ROBERT EARLY

September 24,

SMITHI

1970

WILLIAM

CUNNINGHAM

ALICE RAYFORD September 25,

1970

MARY FORD

DOUGLÁS EDWARD October 24,

IRWIN

1970

ANTHONY

NORMAN

•Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan Obstruction of

Justice and Felon-

ious Assault

Detroit, iichigan

Detroit, Michigan

Distribution of

Leaflets and

pam-

phlets within 300

feet of a school

"

Detroit, Michigan Resisting Arrest

Detroit, Michigan Resisting Arrest

Detroit, Michigan Assault and.

Battery on Police

Officer

Detroit, Michigan

"

LOUIS I.

JOHNSON

/ BEN WILLIAM

FONDRON

October 27, 1970 Detroit, Michigan Malicious Destruc-

tion of Property

October 25, 1970 Detroit, Michigan

Murder One and

Conspiracy to Mur-

der

DAVID JOHNSON

Detroit, Michigan

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October 25, 1970

JEROME

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WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM

CASSANDRA PARKER : :"..

SYLVIA ROBINSON

BEVERLY FLEMING.

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KIM

GARDNER

LINDA MARISLEY

CAROI, EUDORA-SMITTI

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VICTOR LEE GRAYSON

ANTHONY NORMAN October 24, 1970

LON/DARDEN

November 9, 1970

Detroit, Michigan: Murder One and

Conspiracy to

Murder

Detroit, Michigan

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LARRY HENSON

December, 1970

Assault and

Battery on Police

Officer

Assault with Intent

to do Great Bodily

Harm

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Various

Flint, Michigan Breaking and

Entering

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J. weapons

A member of the NCCF along with an associateof the

White Panther Party (WPP) stole some dynamite of which the

NCCE acquired about 100 pounds.

DE T-1

July 20, 1970

The NCCE has approximately 12 rifles and shotguns,

three handguns, 3000 rounds of ammunition and gas masks at

2219 Indiandale, Detroit.

DE T-1

July 30, 1970

The weapons located at the Ministry of Information,

12847 11th Street, Detroit, are approximately as follows:

two Aris rifles, two shotguns, three .45 caliber pistols

with extra long clips (25 rounds) and 5000 to 6000 rounds

of ammunition.

Located at CIC Number One, 2219 Indiandale, are

approximately the following:

eight Fl assault rifles,

four or five shotguns and an unknown amount of ammunition.

Located at CIC Number Two, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,

are approximately the following: one AR 15 rifle and one

• 3006 caliber rifle.

DE 1'-1

August 5, 1970

The Detroit NCCE currently has the following

weapons:

approxinately eight shotguns

one AR 15 rifle

two Ml rifles

one EN assault rifle

one . 3006 rifle

five .39 caliber revolvers

two .30 caliber revolvers

one . 357 magnum

The NCC also has two radios for monitoring

police bands.

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Ko Meetings and Rallies

The Detroit ICCT sponsored a pionic at Belle

Isle Park, Detroit, richigan, on Sunday August 7, 1970,

which lasted from approximately 12:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

There were approximately 150 persons present most of

time, however, around 4:00 p.m., music was played over the

public address system which

attracked crowds up to about

400 people, the majority of whom appeared to be present

bacause of curiosity rather than motivation by Bee doctrine.

DE I-3

August 10, 1970

The Detroit NCCE held a picnic at Belle Isle

Park, Detroit, on Sunday, August 16, 1970, which began

about 12:00 noon and ended at approximately 8:00 p.mn.

The NCCE

supplied food and

asked for donations as well

selling "The Black Panther" newspaper, buttons and posters.

DE T-1

August 17, 1970

The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle

Park, Detroit, on August 31, 1970, which was considered to

be a

flop as less than 40 persons

attended and the NCCE

lost about $200.00.

DE T-1

August 31, 1970

Members of the Detroit NCCF traveled to the BPP

Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

scheduled for September 5 - 7, 1970, leaving Detroit on

• September 4, 1970.

DE T-1

September 16, 1970

The Detroit NCCF sponsored a rally at the Malcolm X

Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, at 7:00 p.m., on October

30, 1970, to raise funds for the defense of the Detroit 15.

About 50 people attended and approximately $200.00 worth

of papers,

buttons, and literature were sold.

Speakers from

the NCCF talked about the police coming into the comnunity

stating

that the community should defend itself.

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The NCCF also sponsored a rally at the Morthside

Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on

November 1, 1970,

at 7:30 p.in.

and NCCT speakers again talked about the police

coming into the community and stating thet the community

should defend

itself.

DE T-1

November 2, 1970

A contingent from the Detroit NCCI left Detroit on

November 26, 1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's

Constitutional Convention organized by the Bre,

November 27 to

29, 1970, Washington, D.C.

DE I-3

November 26, 1970

The Detroit NCCF had a rally and dance at tha

Northlana Connunity Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November

1, 1970, where a noted BFP

Leader was to be a speaker,

however,

he did not show up. Newspapers and posters were

on sale.

DE T-23

November 2, 1970

RONNIE IRMIT, DEtroit NCCT, at a rock concert to

raise money for the BCCT Defense fund on jovenber 10, 1970,

Wayne State University, Student Center Building, made

speech regarding the shooting of the Detroit Police Officers

• on Cotober 24, 1970, and

stated that the white radicals

should support the Detroit 16.

He stated that the "pigs"

came down on the community ani the NCCF responded, and that

if community leaders had not interceded, the MCCr memoers

would have been killed.

DE I-1

November 11, 1970

I. ProdIans of Detroit NCCE

lo Free Breakfast for School Children

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The NCCF has one Breakfast Progran which is currently

located at the Ministry of Information, 12347 Ath Street,

Detroit, and serves approximately 32 children, five days

a week.

DE T-1

October 26, 1970

The Breakfast Program was not operating the last

few days of November, 1970, due

to the NCCE moving to

a new

office.

DE I-1

November, 1970

The Free Breakfast for Children Program is

currently operating

in the following locations:

3591 17th Street,

Detroit, Michigan

feeding about 25 children per day

611 Continental

Detroit, Michigan

feeding

about 35 children per day

St. Leo's Church

15th and Grand RIVEX

Detroit,

Michigan

feeding

less than ten children per day.

DE T-1

December, 1970

A Breakfast Program is operating at 2009 Albert,

Flint, Michigan.

DE T-26

December, 1970

The Breakfast Program is currently operating five

days a week at the following locations:

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St. Leo's Church

15th and Grand River

feeding about seven children per day

3591 17th Street

feeding about ten children

3595 17th Street

feeding about ten

chilaren

611 Continental

feeding

about 40 children per day

2. Free Lunch Program

The NCCE has a Free Lunch Program at both 7708-12

Mack Avenue and 2219 Indiandale, Detroit, and has been

feeding about 165 chilaren per day at both locations.

DE T-1

July 24, 1970

The Free Lunch Program was discontinued when

school opened and the free Breakfast Program has not been

reinstituted.

DE T-1

September 30, 1970

3. Free Clothing Program

A Iree Clothing Program is operating at 3591 17th

Street, Detroit, ilichigan.

DE T-1

December, 1970

The Free Clothing Program is currently in operation

Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit.

• DE I-I

January 4, 1971.

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Teaching Revolutionary Prodrame and Policies

Folitical education classes are held every

Sunday at 2219 Indiancale, Detroit.

July 30, 1970

Political education classes will be held at 611

continental, Detroit, beginning Decamber, 1970.

DE T-1

November, 1970

Political education classes are currently being

hald at 611 Continental, vetroit, but have been aiscontinued

at 3595 1/th Straet, Detroit.

DE T-1

January 4, 1971

Miscellaneous

HUEY NEWTOIT, Ilinister of Defense, BPE, has been

making strange scatements, such as supporting the Gay

Liberation lovement and that the fellows should not rolaie

to the girl's so much.

DE T-1

september 4, 1970

T-26 advised on November 30, 1970, that one of

the trucks being driven by the Detroit NSCE members heaned for

the Constitutional Convention in Washington, D.C. broke down

on the turnpike near Fittsburgh, on November 26, 1970. Mile

stopped, they called Washington,

D.C. and datermined that the

convention had been called off and were instructed to return

to Detroit. The group was upset upon receipt of this infor-

mation but decided to return to Detroit, and the truck that

had broken down was left to be repaired and the rest of the

•convoy made a U-turn on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and headed

back to Ohio. Upon reaching the end of the Pennsylvania

Turnpike, all vehicles had to pay the full toll after which

they again called Washington, D.C. ana detormined that the

convention had been re-scheduled so they turned around and

headed back to Washington, D.C. picking up the truck which

i had

broken down en route.

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ROBERT BAX, BPP, New York, was hit on the head

with a gun butt by JUNe HILLIArd, Assistant chier of Staff,

BPP, because BAY beat up someone he thought was a police

informer.

DE T-1

December 14, 1970

On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENNAFIAN,

Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Folice

Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison

Electric Company, who advised that a crew from the electric

company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,

Detroit, a NCCE office, which is in

the rear of the house,

as the house was occupied and a request for service had not

been received. They discovered that the meter haa been

jumped and were going to disconnect service at the meter

but were chased away by occupants of the house.

The clectric

company is not going to take any further action as they

consider it too dangerous to attempt to cut off the electricity

and are going to let the ICCE have the electricity.

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APPENDIX

1

LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS

Also known as

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM)

A source advised on April 22, 1970, that the

League of Revolutionary Black Workers (IRBW) is a black

extremist labor union, with headquarters at 179 Cortland,

Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metropolitan

area.

Source advised that the IRBW is attempting to oust ..

the United Auto Workers (UAW) from their position as

bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit

area automotive plants. Source advised that the LRßW has

used threats of violence

against both black and white

supervisory personnel and UAW leaders in an attempt to

intimidate them into an agreement with LRBW demands. The

IRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the JAW

as "racist".

A

second source advised that membership in the

IRBW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the IRBW

constitution which states "membership is denied to all

honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the

historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of black people."

Membership in

the LRBW is less than 25 persons.

The second

suborganizacions operating at Ford Motor Company which was

known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and

Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other

assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the

IRBW is active only as the Dodge Main Assembly Plant in

Hantramck, Michigan. This suborganization is known as

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) • The other

suborganizations are now defunct.

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_APPENDIX

The first source stated that in 1969 RONALD LEE

MARCH, KENNETH JOHN

WATSON and GENERAL GORDON BAKER, JR.,

who source identified as members of the Central Committee

of the IRBW, met with diplomatic representatives of the

North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, to

request support of the IRBW both morally and financially by

the North Vietnamese.

The official publication of the LRBW is the

"Inner City Voice"

A characterization

: of "Inner City Voice"

is attached hereto.

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APPENDIX

1

"INNER CITY VOICE"

The "Inner City Voice" (ICV) was registered

with the Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Names Division

on August 4, 1967, by KENNETH JOHN WATSON, under Certificate

Number 20:8945.

A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspaper"

dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolutionaries

in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the production of

It is hoped that the first edition of the

'Inner City Voice', will appear on the newsstand in August "

to the bulletin, the ICV's goal is the

building of a mass circulating revolutionary propaganda

program. The bulletin stated the newspaper was to concentrate

on local news, cultural and social events, as well as providing

coverage of radical politics.

source advised on March 17, 1970, that the ICV

was published from July of 1967 through June of 1968, when

it was terminated. In the fall of 1969 a newspaper similai

to ICV appeared on Detroit newsstands which was called

"SAUTI"

, meaning Voice in Swahili.

This publication, in its

first edition stated

that it emerged from the ICV, and its

purpose, in addition to the above, would be to exist as the

official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers

(LRBW). In January of 1970, an edition of "SAUTI" stated

that it would continue publication under the old name of

"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black

extremist labor movement. In the spring of 1910, the Ic ald

not publish the inflammatory articles which were common in

1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto

Workers

(UAW) leadership and control of black workers at

Detroit area auto plants.

Source advised that the editors of the ICV are

KENNETH JOHN WATSON, LUKE SAMUEL TRIPP, GENERAL GORDON BAKER,

MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and. RONALD LEE MARCH, all of whom source

identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPF

also known as

Black Panther Party for Self Defense

According to the official newspayer of the SPP, the BPP

was started auring Deccmber, 1966, in Oakland, California, to

organize black people so they can

take control of the life,

politics, and the destiny of the black community.

It was

• organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPF Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,

Minister of Defense,

BPP..

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

regularly states that the BPP

advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression

of the black people.

Residents of the black community are

urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently

referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an

article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.

This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,

revolt everywhere!

Arm yourselves.

The only culture

worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.

Freedom everywhere.

Dynamite! Black power. Use

• the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an

article introduced with the following statement:

"We will

not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the

San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will

kill Richard Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of

December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows:

"We advocate the

very direct overthrow of the government by way of force

and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had

an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS aS fO1JOWS:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

up arms against this government, killing the officials,

until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy of all munkind, the racist US government."

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,

oakland, California.

Branches of the BIP, and Connittees to

Combat Fascism, under control of the BFF, have been established

in various locations in the USA..

APPENDIX

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FD-323 fRer. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Detroit, lichigan

January

• 26, 1971

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCE)

Character RACIAL'i

MATTERS

Reference Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains tither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It Is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; It and iis contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

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FD-263 (R..v. 12-19-67)

• FEDERAL

BUREAU OF INVE

STIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

OFFICEOFORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

TITLE OF CASE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT

FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

DATE

2/17/71

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

12/31/70 - 1/27/71

REPORT MADE BY

SA DONALD V. PITENCUR, JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY

REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

TYPED BY

ah

REFERENCES:

Detroit report DI SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.,

1/6/71, at Detroit.

-P-

LEADS

DETROIT

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

AButton.

Will maintain contact with logical informants

and submit evidentiary report 30 days from date of this

report.

CONVIC AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

O NONE

RECOVERIES

ApPROVED

INJW

COPIESMADE:

- Bureau (105-165705

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

Sub 15) (RM)

MIG, Detroit (RM)

1

Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)

NIS, Chicago (RM)

-

San

• Francisco

2

(157-2305) (RM)

- Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

AGENCY:

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PENDING OVER ONE VELR EYES DiS

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OVER SIX MONTHS

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SIS: EOVERMMENT PRINTIME OFFICI: 88700-375-135

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ADMINISTRATIVE

This report is being classified confidential

to protect sources of a continuing value.

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

DE

I-1 is

DE 1330-R

INT.

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NY

T-66 is

NY 7034-R*

Elsific

DE T-24 is

Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO

Intelligence

Flint, M

Michigan PD

DE T-26 is

DE 1423-R (PROB)

Location

170-637R-316

318

321

328

326

323

329

157-3075-2100

157-6749-R-16

13

170-806-P&P-3

170-806-R-10

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DE T-3 is

This report

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY

Security Section

Intelligence Division -CElli

Detroit PD

VSF I-22 is

157-3075-2198

SF 3259-R*

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FD-201 (Roy, 3-3-59)

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Offica File #:

Title:

UNITED STATES DEPARTVENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

I - MIG, Detroit (RM)

1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)

1 - NIS, Chicago

(RM)

SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR, ORice:

2/17/71

Detroit, Michigan

157-3075

Bureau File #105-165706-sub 15

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

¡Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY

REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit NCCF continues to operate

under the direction of BPP National Head-

quarters, Oakland, Calif.

The Detroit

NCCE operates

a Free Clothing Program

in Detroit

and Free Breakfast for School

Children

programs in Detroit and Flint,

Michigan. Following political education

classes in January, 1971, NCCF members

associates marched in the street in

front of 611 Continental, Detroit. Detroit

NCCF members beat two associates suspected

of theft.

Detroit continues

¿ to receive

copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper

from BPP National Distribution, San Francisco,

California.

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DETAILS

CONFID:

GROUP 1..

Excluded

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downgrading and

from automatic

declasslfication

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

page

I. REVOLUCIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS

II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

IJI. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...

V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

? ? . .

3

3

5

6

9

2

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I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY

LEADERS

A characterization of the Black

Panther Party

(BPP) is contained

in the appendix pages attached hereto.

The Detroit National Committee to Combat Fascisn

(NCCF), organizing bureau for

the BPP, believes the Detroit

police

Department will attempt to stop their marching in

the street in tront of oil continental on sundays and are

telling the community to come see the confrontation between

the police and NCCI when the police attempt to interfere

with their parade.

II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

A Free Clothing Program is currently in operation

Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit,

Michigan.

DE T-1

January 4, 1971

The Free Breakfast for School Children Program

is operating five days each week at the following locations:

St. Leo's Church,

15th and Grand River,

Detroit, Michigan,

feeding about seven children per day

3591 17th Street,

Detroit, Michigan,

feeding about ten children per day

3595 17th Street,

Detroit, Michigan,

feeding about ten children per day

."

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611 Continental,

Detroit, Michigan

feeding about 10 children per day

DE T-1

January 4, 1971

.38 caliber revolver is kept in the reception

desk at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, Flint branch of the

Detroit NCCF, and a

12 gauge shotgun is kept on a blanket

on the floor

behind the

desk:

DE I-24

January 7, 1971

After the NCCF political education meeting on

January lu, lost, persons attending the meeting went out into

and marched un and down the block in formation.

a practice they have followed since the beginning of Jan-

vary, 1971.

DE T-1

January 11, 1971

On January 10, 1971, about 4:20 p.m., Detroit

Police Officers arrived

on Continental Street, Detroit,

where about 16 persons were marching in the street in

front of 611. Continental, Detroit, NCCF Office, blocking

traffic.

The police approached

the individual

directing

the marching and requested that the people move onto the

sidewalk, which request this individual ignored.

police car was forced to back down the street, and was shortly

joined by two other police cars, at which time the marchers

left the street and entered 611 Continental.

DE T-3

January 13, 1971

The interest in the Flint branch of the Detroit

NCCF has continued to decrease and there are approximately

five children showing up for the Breakfast for School

Children Program.

DE T-26

January 14, 1971

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KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, California,

currently in charge of the Detroit NCCI,

has been trying to

raise funds for the BPP Defense Fund, which he is to send

to. Stronghold productions, New York, New York.

DE T-1

January 13, 1971

Members of the Detroit NCCF tortured and beat two

persons who had both been affiliated with the NCCE for a short

time and were accused of stealing guns from the NCCF on

separate occasions.

The

NCCF members talked of killing

both, however, they were both released.

DE T-1

January 25, 1971

III.

TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

Political Education Classes are currently held

at 611 Continental, Detroit, Michigan, every Sunday, but

have been discontinued at 3595 17th Street,

Detroit, Michigan.

DE T-1

January 4, 1971

Members of the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF

• are required to memorize the 15 political prisoners who were

arrested by the Detroit Police Department, members of the

BPP Central Committee, Ten Point Program,

and other items

including various paragraphs from the "Thoughts of Mao."

DE T-26

January 7, 1971

A political education class was held at 2009

Albert, Flint, Michigan,

on Sunday, January 24, 1971,

at which

all present read from the current issue of "The Black

panther"

DE T-24

January 27, 1971

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IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAM

On January 14, 1971, DE T-26 furnished the

following leaflet entitled "Attention Community Workers and

NCCE Members Detroit Chapter" which was distributed by the

Detroit NCCE.

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ATTENTION CORNUNITY WORKERS AND N.O.C.F. MABERS

DETROIT CHAPTER

I FOLLONING INFORIATION IS AN CRDER AND WILE, BE CARNIRO OUS IMEDIATSLT

LI PONER TO THE PEOPIS CORADES;

BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY IO INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE FIRE IN THE STATE OF LUCKTEAN,

= IS NECESSARY TO IMNSIFY OUR ENOWLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AND TO TICHTEN UP UOR IDEOLOOS.

RICH IS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED.

OUE CHAIRKAN IS FACING THE ELECIRIC CHAIR, ELDRIDGE OUR NISTER OF IFORMATION

S STILL IN PITLE. THE LUNG OF OUR BELOVED HTNISTER OF DETENSE, HUET P. NETON IS IN

INSTANT DANGER OF ASSISTLATION, SOME 30 LUNBERS OF OUR PARTI HAVE ALREADY BESN MURD

RED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IPRISONED. ALL TELLS IS REATITI AND IT SOME

I US ARE STILL VERY SLIP-SHOD IN OUR WORK.

BECAUSE OF THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE INHICH VIC ARE NOW ENGAGED THE BEGINNING PHESES

7 ACTUAL ARMED STRUGGLE - IT HAS BECOME NECESSÄRI IO CONDENSE THIS TRAINING. AND TO

EVELOPE INTO A VANGAURD SOLDIER.

OUT LIES OF TRITING PROGRAMS WILT, BE GIVEN EACH HE-BER AND COMMUNITY WORKER.

I TES COMPLATIO OF THESE TRAINIG PROGRINS, JESTS WILL BE GIVE TO DETERINE JUST

ZAT LIVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK.

THE FIRST SIX TREKS TRATHING WILL ESTABLISH WETHER OR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A MEM

3 OF THE NATIONAI, COMITTEES TO COMBAT FASCIST.

• THE SECOND SIX WATTS TILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POSIE

IONS AND THOSE WHO WILE BE IT CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGE OUT THE STATE OF

ICHIGANI.

DUE UNTET WORKERS -0.

- ARE ATI, THOSE WEO CANNOT FUNCITON FRAL TIE AND ALI

ROS5 VLO CAN AND DO FUNCTICH FULI, TINE, BUT HAVE NOT COLPLETED THRIR FIRST SIX WINKS

KADING. THOSE WHO PRIMARILY SELT NESPAPERS, PASS OUT INAFLEIS ETC.

- ARE THOSE WIO FURCTION FULL TINIE AND HAVE PASSED TEIR

IF YERS PRATING PROGRAM. HO SELL, NENSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED ARFAS UNDER THOSE

NO CORDIATE PROCRANS AND ACHIVITIES.

THOSE VORKTIG AS ORGAIIZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRANS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO

NO COLPISTE PHASE TWO OF THEIR TRATNING COURSE. THESE PEOPLE WITI, BE LOOKED UPON 1S

IS DRIVIG FORCE OF THE NATIONAL COMATTRES. THESE PEOPLE WILL, ORCANIZE VARIOUS AREAS

THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.

THOSE IN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ALCOHOL SUCH AS WINE AND WHISKEY, OR SUORE

*IT WILL BE PERISSIBLE-TO DRINK BEER

AT THIS TIHE

EASE TIRRE WILE NOT BE GIVEN BUT MOBIRS OF THE B.P.P. WILI RS RECRUITES FROM IT'S RANKS

I MISIT YOU ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGGLE TO TRUELY BE A MATCII FOR A HUNDRED.

RIGHT ON CONTRADES

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MY LIST MD SIX INCKS EKAIIIANTON

FOR COMUNITY DRKERS AND NOCE MEMBERS

PART • I - FIRST SIX VEKS

TENY POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF TEC BLACK PANTHER PARTY

RULES OF THE BLICK PANTIER PARTY

HOrTO

CARDIKE RULE

PRIVARY OBJECTIVE OF THE B.P.P:

PASS MIL

PARTY LANE

SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK

THREE MLIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE

EIGHT FOINTS OF ATIENTION

EVERY MENBER OF 1.C. C.F. MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COMOTIEE OF BOPOP.

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ZINOW EVERY BLACK PANTEER PARTY HIMBER MURDERED BY TETS SISTI

PART IT - SECOND SIX WORKS

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SUBLECT

ORGANIZATION

_Y. EVIDENCE OF MATIONAL, UNITY

KENNY HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, Calitornia, currently

in charge of the Detroit NCCT, contacted the Bronx, New

York Chapter of the BPP on December 31, 1970, for advice.

NY T-66

December 31, 1970

ZAYD SHAKUR, BPP, New York, arrived in Detroit

the evening of January 9, 1971, and returned to New York

January 11, 1971.

DE T-I

January 11, 1971

VIRON REDWINE,

member of the Detroit NCCF, is

still working at BPP headquarters,

California.

DE T-1

January 21, 1971

A BPP staff meeting has been called for January

24, 1971,

at Chicago,

Illinois,

at which the Detroit NCCF

is supposed to have

representative.

DE T-1

January 18, 1971

EDGAR ROBINSON placed

an order for 7500

copies of "The Black Fanther" newspaper on January

20, 1971.

CAl!

SF T-22

January 20, 1971

During January, 1971, the Detroit NCCF received

approximately 4,000 papers per week from National Distribu-

tion, san Francisco, California.

DE T-1

January, 1971

9

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) ,

also known as

Black Panther Parts fo1

if Defense

According to the official newspaper of the BPP, the BPP

was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to

organize black people so they can

take control of the life,

politics,

and the destiny of

the black community. It was

organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,

Minister of Defense, BPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression

of the black people.

Residents of the black community are

urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently

referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

?. 3

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an

article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.

This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,

revolt everywhere!

The only culture

worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.

Freedom everywhere.

Dynamite! Black power. Use

• the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPe newspaper, issue of October 5, 1963, had an

article introduced with the following statement:

"We will

not dissent from American government.

We will overthrow it."

DAVID HILLIARD; Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the

• San Francisco Polo Field on November

15, 1969, said "We will

kill Richard Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of

December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows:

"We advocate the

very direct overthrow of the government by way of force

and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPp newspaper had

an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS aS fOllOWS:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

up arms against this government, killing the officials..

until the reactionary forces... are dead and those that

are left turn their weayons on their superiors, thereby

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy of all mankind, the racist US government."

The PPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,

Oakland, California. Branches of the BEP, and Committees to

Combat Fascisin, under control of the Buf, have been established

In various locations in the ÜSA..

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"FD-323 (ReV. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

February 17, 1971

TItle BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL

COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF),

DETROIT DIVISION

Character SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940; SIDITIOUS

CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

Reference

Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

..".

This decent containe nether commendations course it douperty

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: FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

RIPORTINGOFFICE

DETROIT

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

TITLE OF CASE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL CONNITTTE TO COMBAT

FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIE DIVISION

DATE

3/15/71

REPORT MADE BY

. .

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

1/28/71 - 3/2/71

SA DONALD V.

LITENOUR, JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

AM - SMITI ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY

REBELLION AND INSUERECTION

TYPED EY

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FINES

SAVINGS

→ NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE. YEAR MYES INO

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STATES DEPARTMENT OF.

FEDERAL. BUREAU OF INVESTIGA {OI

CONFIDENTIAL

1.

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1

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1

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1 - NIS, Chicago (RN)

TICE

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Date:

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SA DONALD V. RITENOUR,

JR. Ofice: Detroit, Michigan

3/15/71

157-3075

Bureau File #: 105-165706-15

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

Racial

ENCHEEK MATTERS - SMITH ACT Cr 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY

REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit NCCE continues to operate under

the direction of BPP National Meadquariers,

Oakland, California.

Detroit continues

to receive and sell

"The Black Panther"

newspaper, which

is

currently being shipped

to

Detroit from New York City.

political education

classes are held on Sunday at both the rJint

branch of the Detroit NCCE and in Detroit.

Detroit currently has no other programs in operation

due to a lack of

funds.

-P.

DETAILS

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP 1

Excluded from

automatic

doungrading and

declassification

This document contains nelther seconmendalions nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and its contents ase not lo be distributed outsido your agency.

U.S. COVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 19690- 351-0÷5

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EATE OF CONTENTS

• page

I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS

II.

ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY

PROGRAM ......................

III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

T...

IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

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3

... 4

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: ..•

I.. REVOLUTIONARY POGIS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED

BY BLACK P.:1

• PARTY. LEADERS

A characterizat...ü

it of the black panther

Party (BPP) is contained in the appendix

pages attached hereto.

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERISON, leader of the Flint Mich.

branch of the Detroit National Committee to Combat fascism

(NCCE) ,

organizing bureau for the BPP, at the regular

political education meeting on January 31, 1971, placed

emphasis on the

"Brothers arning themselves" and recommended

chat they get a pistol to carry as soon as possible.

The

main topic of the meeting was a discussion of the renter

fold of "The Black Panther" newspaper dated January 30, 1971

and of party policies.

DE T-25

February 8, 1971

II, ACTS IN FURZEERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

The breakiast for Children Program is operating

only at E1l Continental, Detroit, Michigan, where only five

or six children are being fed

per day.

DE T-].

February 17, 1971

The front window of the NCCI branch at 2009 Albert,

Flint, Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand, leaving

only places

for

guns to be pushed through.

They station

Lookouts at the front windows on the first and second floors,

but ignore the rear of the hoise.

DE I-26

February S, 1971

The Detroil NCCF is continuing to collect donations

for the breakfast Program which consist primarily of 100d,

which is used to feed NCCF members as no programs are currently

in operation due to a lack of funds.

DE T-1

March

2,

1971

3

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III. TEACILING OF. TIP REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

1. т..

The Flint brit. if the Detroit NCCF holds

politIcal education meetzngs at their office, 2009 Albert

Flint, Michigan each Sunday.

DE T-26

February 8, 1971

The Detroit NCCF continues to hold political

education classes every Sunday at Community Information

Center Number One, 611 Continental, Detroit.

DE T-1

• March 2, 1971

IV.

DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAN

No new leaflets were published by the detroit

NCCE in

February, 1971.

DE I-1

March 2, 1971

EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

v.

A member of the BPP in Newark, New Jersey sent

cigarcites

and books

member of

the Detroit 16 who is

in jail in Detroit,

Michigan.

NK T-24

January

28,.1971

Detroit Icon Bep headquarters, CallIornia, on feburary

1971, at the request of HUEY NEWTON to check up on the

activities of the Detroit NCCI.

DE I-1

February 17, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON advised that IUEY NEWTON, Minister

of Defense, BPP, is to appear

'in Chicago for a

speaking

engagement

on February 19, 1971.

DE T-1

February 17, 1971

4

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KENNY TORSTON, San Francisco Bpp member, presently

operating the Detroit NCCI, reported to National Headquarters,

Oakland, California,

that

VIRON REDWINE is presently in

Flint, Michigan, due

to a shortage in personnel as some

members operating at Flint, Michigan, had been sent to

Chicago to assist.

SF T- 16

February 19, 1971

The Detroit NCCP received 3000 copies each of

"The Black panther" newspaper issues dated February 6, 13

and 20, 1971, and 6000 copies dated lebruary 27, 1973.

The

newspaper is currently being published in New York and

San Francisco.

DE T-1

March 2, 1971

NY T-112 advised on February 11, 1971 and

February 19, 1971, that copies df

"The Black Panther"

newspaper dated february 13, 1971 and February

20, 1971

were shipped from New York to Detroit.

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APPENDIX

BLACK PANTIER PARTY, alSO known es

Black Panther Party for Self Defende

=

According to the ofticial neuspapor of the

Black Panther Pacy lorD, the Bee was Scarced Curang

Decenver, 1960, in Oakland, Calizoonie: to crgain26

black people so they can take control of the life,

politics

and the dostiny of

the black community.

It was

organized by bobby 6. Seale, B2P Chaichen, and Hucy P.

Newton, Manscer or Dorensc, BIe.

The official newspaper, called "the Blac) Fanthes,"

regularly states that the ber advocates the lise of guns

and guerrilla tactios in its revolutionary program to end

•oppression of the black people. Residents of

the black

community are unged to crm themselves aguinst the police

who are consistently referred to as "pigs" who should be

killed.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7,

1968, had an article by the then Minister of Education

George Murray. This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black poople, colored persons of

America, revolt everywhere! Aim yourscivos.

The only

culture north keeping is revolutionary cultuic

Change.

Freedon everywhere.

Dynamitc! Black power. Use the gun.

Kill the pigs everywhore."

The BPI newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968,

had an article introduced with

the folloving statonent:

"Rie

will not dissent from hierican govechment.. He will

overthrow it."

David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, sPr, in a

speech

at the San Francisco Polo Fiela on

November 15, 1969,

said, "Ne will kill kichard lixon."

David Hilliard, in the "New York: lines,

" issue

of. December 13, 1263, was quoted as follous:

"He advocate

the very direct overthrow of the government by way of force

and violance."

6.

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CONFIDENTIAL

2

In the issue iapril 25, 1910, the B2l

newspayer had an

artic-y"

ty Ministor oi Culture Emory

Douglas as follows:

"The only, way to

malo iis cocast U.s.

Government suminister justice in the coopie it is

oppressing, is

• bi caring

le chat

agtinot this

goverment, killing the orticals, untal

the reactionary

forces

• are dead, and those

that me loft turn their

reapons

on their superions, therchy passing icvolutionary

judgement against the number

one chemy of all mankind,

the racist U. S. Government."

The BPP headquarters is locatod at 1016 Peralta

Street; Oakland, California.

Branches of the BP?, and

Committees to Combat: Fascion, under control. of the

BEP,

have been established in varions locations in the U.s.

CONFIDENTIAL

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U

ED STATES DEPARTMENT O?

USTICE

FEDERAT BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Michigan

Lunch 15, 1971

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP), NATIONAL COUMITTEE

TO COMBAT FASICSM (NCCF), DETROIT DIVISION

Racial

Character

BESEARER. NATTERS - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND

Reference INSURRECTION

Detroit report dated and captioned

as

above.

All sources (except any listed below) those identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

infornation in the past.

DE I-112 with whom insufficient contact has been

made to evaluate reliability,

but who is in a position

tO

furnish reliable information.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It ig the rogerty

of the rBl and is loaned lo your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outsido

your agency.

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i 200 Rev. i -19-67;

FEDERA

DUREAU OF INVLOTICATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DỤ TROIT

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

DETROIT

TITLE OF CASE

OBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT

FASCISM (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

DATE

1/6/71

REPORT MADE BY

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

11/23 - 12/30/70

SA DONALD Y

RITENCUR. JR.

CHARACTER OF CASE

SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,

REBELIION AND INSURRECTICN

king

REESRENCES:

Detroit report of SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

12/17/70.

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TYPED BY

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AT DETROITE MICHIGAN

filter.

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CONVIC

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FINES

SAVINGS

O NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT.

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR MYES LINO

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OVER SIX MONTHS

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DE 157-3075

ADMINISTRATIVE

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sources of continuing value.

INFORMANTS

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Intelligence,

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This report

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UNIT

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CONFIDENIIAL

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1 - Secret. Service,

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fICE

SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

1/6/71

Office: Detroit, Michigan

157-3075

Bureau Filo #: 105-165706 Sub 15

BLACK PANTIER PARTY (BPP)

PATTOTAL COMMITTEE DO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCE)

DETROIT DIVISION:

SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

-

The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under the

direction of BPP National Headquarters, Oakland,

Calif., who sent a representative to take charge

of the Detroit NCCE.

The Detroit NCCT is operat-

ing Free Breakfast and Clothing Programs in Detroit

and a Free Breakfast Program in Flint, Michigan.

In Flint they are in the process of fortifying

their office. Detroit is receiving freelectric

service at 611-613 Continental as the NCCE has by

passed the electric meter and refuse to allow the

electric comyany on the proverty to turn off the

electricity.

The ICCE continues to hold political

education classes on Sundays and recently obtained

Army manuals on explosives.

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re not to be distributed outside your agency

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPRESSED BY SLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS

II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS

AND POLICIES •...•.....•

... . .

III. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

5

6

7

7

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I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS

A characterization of the Black Panther

Party (BPP) is contained in the appendix

pages attached hereto.

The following is an article by the Detroit

National Connittee to Comoat Fascisn (NCCT), organizing

oureau of the BiP, which appeared in "The Black Panther"

newspaper dated November 28, 1970, author unknown:.

3

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THE BLICK PANTHER, SITERDAY. NEMBER 28. ITU PAGES

FREE THE DETROIT 15

The judicial system is proving

•thers' ransoms are $25.000 except

this procedure does not "adlera

at every turn of evens that it is

for one brother (Ercae, siese hail

1o the principles of a fair trial".

impossihle for Black peopletore ransom is $30,000;lus 2 cureities.

"Never could l effectivel;

ceive a fair trial

in Bahyion.

They have

all heen rurally

prosecute or

defend

sithout

•Fifteen members of the Detroit, beaten and constantiy harassed hy

thorough investigation, disco.ery

M.C.C.F. are illegally heing held the dors since they have heen in-

and preparation', sie said.

in the Wayne County jail, Seven

carcerated. ('assand. a limps, due

The second issue concerns the

brothers and

eight sisters are

to a heatiny from the pigs!, The

right di an accused person toda:c

being beld on charges of murder,

entire left side of Linda's fire

an effective attorney.

conspiracy to commit muder and

malicious destruction of pulice

is

swollen from being beaten;

The judge ruled that an artorney

David's face is also swollen. from

•cannot be effective when lie geis

property.

-being beaten. Kim's right forearm

•a copy di grand jury testimony

There changes stem from an in-

sas bused by a pig sio slamed

during the trial.

cident that happened On Octoher

a cast iron duor on it..Inil Jerome

"He can neither properly pre-

24th when

a nine year old youth

has severe burns this face, neck,

pare a defense

, nor can

• and 2 members d the NEC.F.

ears ind right arin), from i pig

he-

recommend to his client that he

were

severly beaten is the fas

• trying to set him on fire.

plead quilty without knowledge of

cist pigs The peuple in the co.n

They were arraigned in cout

visai witnesses have said against

munity showed their cuntempt for

on the 25th of October and had

that client" Judge Papp said.

the pius by hurling bricks and

theit preliminary hearing on the

• bottles. in

their direction. In

30th of October, & preliminary

The

third issue. involves the

response, the pigs drawtheir guns

hearing is held to determine if

dénial

of a preliminary exami-

and began

firing

inco the crowd

the pigs have enough evidence.to:. nation

to persons indicated by

of people. An exchange of fire took

prosecute the defendanise

citizens grand jury.

place between the pigs sid an la-

If there isn't suf-

"[reliminary examination or at

known assailant. The results were

ficient cridence produced then the

least access to the grand jury

one dead pig and une wounded pig,

defendant is to be released from

transcript before trial is vital for

one accuse:l of a crime" she said.

and

i victory for the people.

custody. The pigs realizing that

preliminary exainination's

they didn' chare dilj evidence what-

lising this as an excuse the pigs

soever to continue the confinement

purpose is to derermine if there

raided the MCC F. office. The

of

the brothers and sisters.

is evidence lo corce a person to

brothers and sisters inside the of-

stand trial.

decided to eimploy the fascist tie-

fice relatiny to trecutive l1 indate

ties of "the 17-man citizens grand

Judge D'app said that under the

No. 3, dciended their home in a

jury".

This grand jury has been

citizens grand jury law, this is

confruntation

that lasted from

given the suthority to continue the

done by inexperienced lay people

0:00 pon. lo 4:00 ail. the next

confinement of the defendant on

*actinis

as an armn of the pro-

morning. The pigs had alerted the

secuto!:"

given

word from die police de-

national award ind they were about

partment.

"The Ti-man citizens

The pigs are desperately trying

so enforce the Morasran .let. If

grand jury was ruled unconsti-

to make a case.

licy have no

• the shole community would have

tutional by Crenesee Circuit judge

evidance since all of the aricinal a

leen.

aried the correly pigs

Fira Hl. Poop, Judge Papp ruled

complains and warrants have been

wouldn't have even come into the

against the grand jury lawonthree

dismissed, 13ut

the fascists ar

community brutalizing the peuple.

still trying to railroad these pro-

counts.

the brothers and sisters would noi

thers and sisters on make believe

be in jail and the people would

The first issue deals with the

trumped-up charges. This is just

hase had on cre: treet victory.

provision in the law that a defense

another example di lie nocal for a

it

are all

attorne)

cannot see grand jury

Revolutionars, People's Consti-

heing held untrumped-upcharge.i.

restimony from a witness until

tutional (onvention

7hc

sister's have

sanguins of

after that witness has testified ai

DEATH TO THE FASCIST PIS

$10,000 with asurellies; the bro-

the trial; Judge Pupp found that

N.C.C.F. Decroit.

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WAYNE. THEODERE ROBERTSO!I, leader of the flint,

Lichigan branch of the Detroit NCCF, lead a discussion at

2009 Albert, Flint, ilchigan, on December 1, 1970, during

which the following items were discussed:

Tactics to eliminate the foot patrolman in the

black community through the use of three-man squads to attack

them and obtain their weapons and radios.

The police are not

to be killed if possible, however, this is permissible if

there is no other means.

The attacking of police stations

and knocking out power facilities was also discussed as a

future tactic.

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December 4, 1970

II. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY

- PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENDIALAIT,

Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police

Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison

Electric Company, and advised that

a crew fron the electric

company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,

Detroit, an NCCF office, which is on the rear of the house,

since a

request for service had not been received, and found

that the meter had been junped.

They were going to disconnect

the electricity at the meter but were chased away by occupants

of the house.

The electric company is not going to cut the

wire at the pole as they consider it too dangerous and are

going to let the NCCE have the electricity.

The Flint Chapter of the Detroit WCCE has begun

work on fortifying the house at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,

by placing plyvood a few inches from the wall, which they

then plan to fill with sand.

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The NCCI is currently operating the Free Breakfast

foI School Chilaren Program at three locations in Detroit,

feeding a total of approximately 60 persons.

The NCCF also began a Free Clothing Program on

December 5, 1970, which is scheduled to be open every saturday.

DE I-1

December 7, 1970

The NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan, has a Free

Breakfast for School Children Program which operates five

days a week, and feeds approximately 50 children per day.

DE I-26

December 11, 1970

At approximately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,

a marked police vehicle driving south on 1.7th Street from

Magnolia Street, Detroit, observed a man wino they believed had

a pistol in his hand. The police car, upon circling the block,.

found sane Negro male standing on the proch of 3591 17th

Street, an office of the NCCF, with a rifle, which he pointed

at the police car, which imnediately left.

DE T-3

December 28, 1970

JII. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

Political education classes will be held at

Community Information Center Numoer 1, o11 Continental and

Center Number 2, 3595 17th Street, beginning Sunday, December

13, 1970.

DE: I-1

December 9, 1970

The Detroit NCCF has been studying the following

U.S. Army Manuals:

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"Unconventional Warfare Devices and Techniques"

"Military Explosives"

"Explosives and Demolitions"

DE T-1

December 30, 1970

IV. DOCUMITS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

No new leaflets were distributed in Detroit by

the NCCE during December.

V. EVIDENCE OF NACIONAI. UNITY

VIROY REDWINI, Detroit NCCE, is currently on

temporary assignment in

the San Francisço area.

SE T-16

December 3, 1970

NORMALY MC KID, DetroIt HeCr member, is scheduled

to return to Detroit from a visit to BFP National Headquarters,

net vast or

oakland, Califocnia, American Airlines Flight 136, 6:45

a.M., December 10, 1970.

SF T-16

December 10, 1970

SAI NAPIER and KENNETT HORSION, bOth BPD San

1 .

Francisco, are scheduled to arrive Detroit, December 10, 1970.

SF • T-22

December 10, 1970

JOHN HENRY, BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia,

arrived in

Detroit, December 11, 1970,

and returned to philadelphia.

Decenber 13, 1970.

DE T-1

December 14, 1970

SA'"NAPIER, distribution manager for "The Black

Panther" newspaper, was in vetcoit

and planned

to Ily to

1.1,

ILLI

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Chicago on American Airlines Flight 193, December 15, 1970,

have a brief conference at the airport with menbers of the

Chicago BiP and continue on to

San

Francisco via United

Airlines Flight 139.

SF 'T-22

December 14, 1970

MONAS JOLLY, PD New York, arrived in Detroit

December 14, 1970.

DE I-1

December 15, 1970

RON GARDNER and NATS

/MC DOWELL from Knoxville,

Tennessee, visited Detroit the end of november, 19/0, as

they desired to start an NCCE Chapter in knoxville.

They

were furnished instructions and told to.contact National

Headquarters, Oakland, California, for authorization.

DE T-1

December 15, 1970.

THOMAS JOLLY, BP! New lork, left the Detroit ICCE

December 16, 1970, 10:30 0.M..

where he expects to arrive

10:300 at 12130 ate t

en route to san Francisco,

• 12:30 a.M., December 17, 1970.

SE I-22

Decémber 16, 1970

KENNETH HORSTON, a representative of the BPY

Central Cormittee, Oakland, Caltfornia, currently sunning Micki.

the Detroit iCCI, was en route to san francisco, California,.

on December 19, 1970.

SE I-16

December 19, 1970

KENNETH HORSTOT returned to Detroit from Oakland,

California on December 23, 1970:

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

lso known as

Black Panther Party For Serf

Defense

According to the official newspaper of the BPP, the BPP

was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to

organize black people so they can take control of the life,

politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was .

organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,

Minister of Defense, BPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

regularly states that the BPy advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression.

of the black people.

Residents of the black community are

urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently

referred io as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1963, had an

article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.

This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,

revolt everywhere!

Arm yourselves.

The only culture

worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.

Freedom everywhese.

Dynamite! Black power.

Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an

article introduced with the following statement:

"We will

not dissent from American government.

We will overthrow it."

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the

San Francisco Polo Field on November

15,

1969, said "He will

kill Richard Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of

December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows:

"He advocate the

very direct overthrow of the government by way of force

and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970,. the BPP newspaper had

an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as fOllors:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

up arms against

• this goveinment, killing the officials,

until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy of all mankind, the racist US government."

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,

Oakland, California. Branches of the BPE, and Committees to

Combat Fascism, under control of the BPE, have been established

in various locations in the USA.:

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FD-323

(Rer.

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In Reply, Please Rejer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

January 6, 1971

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (PP)

NATIONAL COMITTTEE TO COMBAT FASCISI (NCCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

Character SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940; SEDITIOUS

CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AID INSURRECTION

Reference

Detroit report dated and captioned

as above.

All scurces (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

.

his document contains neither secommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the proper

the FBI and Is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outsi

your agency.

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FROERAL

BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

GOFFICE

DEIKO.T

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

¡ CASE

BLACK PANIELA FARTE. (BP?)

NATICHAL CONKITTOE TO COMBAT

FASCISM (NOGS)

DENACET DIVISION

ROFOXONCE

BArE

12/17/70

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/28 - 12/3/70

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SA DONALO V. RITENOUR, JR.

(CHARACTER OF CASE

RM - SMITTI ACT: OF 1940;

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Datroit report of si

11/13/70.

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AT DETROIT. MICHICAN

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Special Agent RICHARD C. POHLAN recorded IlEY

NEwTON's speech at Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan,

on 11/15/70.

This report 1s classifica confidential to protect

sources of a continuing value.

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CONFIDENTIAL

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12/17/70

157-3075

Bureau File #:

105-165705-15

NATIONAL COMMITTEN TO COMPAT FASCISM (NCCE)

DETROIT DIVISION

RACIAL MATTERS - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

SEDITIOUS CONSPINACE, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under

the direction of BPP National Headquarters,

Oakland, California.

HUEY NORTON Spore at

three

Michigan universities in 11/70, to raice funds

for the Detroit 15. The Detroit NCCF has opened

a branch in Flint,

Mich, The NCCE continues

to operate a Breakfast for Children Program, and

holds political education classes on Sundays.

Several leaflets were distributed to the black

community regarding the

• Detroit 16. The Detroit

NCCF continues to sell "Ihe Black Farcher" nors

paper.

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DEI2.ILS

I.

REVOLUTIONARY PROCRAMS AND POLICIES

AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER

PARTY (REP) LEADERS

A characterization of the Black

Panther Party (DP2)

is contained

in the appendix pages attached

hereto.

CONFIDENTIAL

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TABLE CE CONTENTS

Page

I..

REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

EXPROSSED BY BLACK PANTEUR PARTY LEADERS

II. FACTS IN FURTHERAICE OF REVOLUTICNARY PROGRANS

AND POLICIES ••

III.

TEACHING CE THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

IV. DOCUMINTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAI

V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

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The association of Black Sturents, Oallend

University, Rochestor, Michigan,

sponsored a rally in

support of the Detroit 16 on November 16, 1970, featuring

HUEY P. NEWTON.

HUSY P. NOMPOw is the Minister of

Defense, BUP.

The main theme of the speech given by HulY P.

NEWTON on November 16, 1970, at Oakland University, was that

ali pour blacks and poor whites, the working classis, the

oppressod of the world, must all join forces as a united

body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.

NEWTON repoatcoly ceferred to this "ruling circle" through-

out his entire speech and apparently interpreted this "ruling

leaders of Government and industry, the

imperislists or those who are rich in this society.

wanted equality for everyone with no one being suparior to

his fellow man.

ality foe neicatea

NEWTON

He indicate the Negro is a class brother

with the poor whites and they must join in their effort to

overcome the "ruling circle."

NENTON stated, "The Black Panther. Party is the

vanguara of the revolution on a world-wide level because the

world is really one community and we've taken Marxist-leninist

to a greater level

and, tharefore, we are the groacest

Marxist-Leninists that ever livea.

and we say this not to

be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else

would carry that banner because the way is narrow and the

burden is heavy."

In conclusion, the speech by NEWToW was a rambling,

many tires incoherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low key

revolutionary type speech which attempted to show a connection

between the BeD and the League of Revolutionary Black forkers

(LRER), as well as a unity between the BPP and all Oppressas

persons of the world.

A characterization of the IRBil is containca

in the appendix pages actached hereto.

His speech called for the rcleasa of the Dotroit i6,

freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed

brothers and for the ultimate overchrow of the pigs.

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The speech appearcd to be rather poorly organized

& NEWTON was easily diverted icom the main topics which

no sached to be pursuing.

The speech had very few references

to any actual radical action or violent confrontation.

The Black Student Union, University of Michigan,

ian Arbor, Michigan, sponsored a rally in support of the

Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring HUEY NEWION.

NENTON stated that the working class will be the

ones to carry out the "revolution"

and carly the "rcrolution

banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the

new order.

Throughout his speech, NEWTOl talked about the

new order which will occur when the world is taken over by

Connunism. Throughout the speech, NENION refers to capitalism

stating that while it has caused many problems, it has also

laid the foundation for Communism. He stated that the

wealthy are the ruling circle and named ROCKEFELLER and FCRD

as being in this circle. NEWTON stated that they offeried

troops to the Vietnamese people, however, did not get a

definite answer on their proposal.

DE T-20

November 17, 1970

The Black Liberation Front International, Michigan

State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored a rally

in support of the detroit 16 on November 17, 1910, featuring

HUEY HERTON.

The speech given by NEWTON was scheduled for

10:00 a.M., in the auditorium at Michigan State University.

The doors were open prior to 10:00 a.M..

and persons admitted

after a thorough search, for a fee of 92.00, except Negro

females, who were charged 25 cents. Those persons actending

the speech were advised that they were not allo:red to leave,

applaud, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving

could not return.

NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 a.m..

and spolie on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular

emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to

the BPP.

The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.

At approximatoly 1:00 pollo, most of the audience had left

because they were unable

to understand NEWTON and were

getting led up with the treatment they were receiving. After

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a question and ansver sossion, Noitor finiched speaking at

2:30 p.m.

DE I. 25

November 17, 1970

On sunday, Novenber 15, 1970, a meeting of the

National Committee to Combat Fäscisn (NCCF), organizing

oureau fur the Bet, was held at 2009 albert, flint, Michigan,

2E WhICH WAYNE TRECHORE ROCERISON nas in charga.

Everyone

present was asked if they.

had & weapon and those that did not

were told to get one and that it was no big problem to obtain

weapons as all chey would have to do is kill some "piça" and

take their weapons and equipment.

ROPERTOON enonasized

that Flint was overdue

• in the killing of police officers

also commented thut if you owned a gun, there would never

be an excuse for

being arrested for carrying a concealed

weapon as Flint Police Officers worked only two men to a

car and the officers should be killed if confronted.

was also mertioned that they iould attempt to get a

policenan to become an informer for the NCCE.

DE I-24

November 17, 1970

II. ACTS IN FURTFURANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROCRAMS

AND POLICIES

The Detroit NCCE sponsored a rally at the Malcolm X

Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, at 7:00 pam., on Catober

30, 1970, to raise funas for the defense of the Detroit 15.

About 50

people attended and approximatoly $200.00 worth

of papers, buttone, and literature were sold.

Speakers from

the NCCE talked about the police coming into the commity

stating that the community should

defend

itself.

The NCCE also sponsored a rally at the Northside

Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November 1, 1970,

at 7:30 Pollio,

and NOCE, speakers again tallica about the police

coming into the community anc

stating that the community shoula

defend itsclf.

DE I-1

November 2, 1970

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RONNIE/ IRNI, Detroit NCCE, at a rock conceri to

raise money for che NCCF Defense Fund on November 10, 1970,

Wayne State University, Studont Center Building,

made a

spoich regraing the shooting of the Detroit Police Officers

on October 24, 1910, and

stated that the white radicals

should support the Detroit 16. He stated that the "pigs"

cane down on the conmunity and the NCCE responded, and that

if community leaders had

not interceded, the NCCP members

would have been killed.

DE I-l

November 11, 1970

The Detroit FCCF has opened a new branch at 2009

albert, Flint, Michigan, which is to be used as heaöquarters

and the branch will be headed by WAYNE THEODORE ROBORISON.

A number of individuals at rlint have been selling the BeP

newspaper. in order to produce funds to help establish the

Jocal branch.

A general meeting and political education

class is to be held on November 15, 1970.

DE I- 26

November 12, 1970

On November 18, 1970, members of the Flint branch

of the Detroit NCCF, nailed 2 x 4s around the down stairs

windows as a framework for some heavy screen or fence which

they plan to stretch across the windows.

VEYNE THEODORE

ROBERTSON Ordered that sand should be brought in co bullet

proof the walls by using plywood

sheets

to box in an area

approximacely three feet from the outer walls of the house

both upstairs and dounstairs and then filling the area with

sand.

They also feel that heavy screening on the windows

will prevent tear gas from being thrown or shot through the

windows. A sign "National Committee to Combat Fascism" ha:

been placed in front of 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan.

A discussion was held as to the obtaining of gas

masks, water canteens, and a fire extinguisher.

DE I-24

Novelaber 23, 1970

III. TEACHING OF ME RIVOLUTIONARY PROGRAN

A political education.class was held on November

15, 1970, at the NCCF, 12845 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan.

"The Black Panther" newspaper was used as

a source of discussion

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and the topics used concerned the "Battlefield in

Cairo."

DE. I-27

November 17, 1970

Political education classes are held by the Detroit

NCCE every Sunday at 12845 14th Stroot, Detroit, Michigan.

DE T-1

November 24, 1970

IV. DOCUMENDS URGINE THE REVOLUTICNARY PROCRAM

On November 2, 1970, DE I-23 furnished copies of

the leorlets one pitons meathe detroit a then on

are Filled wich Political

Prisoners" on the back and the other "Fund Raising Rally."

6

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BEN W. FONDRON

BRONE DESAUSSURE

DAVID MA JONSON

SHANTI JONESON

CASSANDRA PARKER

JERONE LEE

WILLIAM CUNHINGHAM

VICTOR GRAYSON

MRS. BEVERLY FIEVING

KIN

GARDNER

CAROL F. SMITH

SYLVIA ROBINSON

DIANA • BFOWN

LINDA FARNSLEY

FAT DUNCAN

ON THE NIGHT OF OCTOLEE 24, 1970 5:30 9049

THE REACTIONARY GESTAPO

FORCES, UNDER THE COMMAND OF COMMISSIONEP JOIN

F.

NICHOLS, STAGED AN

ATTACK OF ME M.C.C.F. OFFICE LOCATED AT LECH AND MYRTLE.

IN THE COURSE OF THE ATTACH THE OFFICE WAS BORSARDED AUTH A BAR

AGE OF BULLETS MID TEAR GAS BOMBS, RESULTING WITH THE AKREST CE15

MEMBERS ON TPUMPED-UP CHARGES OF CONCPIPACY TO COMET NURDER AND KUR

DEK.. THEIR RANGCH (SO-CALLED BONDS) MUCED FROM S100 TO $25,000

WE SEE THIS OVERT ACTICT AS ANOTHER ATTENPT TO DESTROY THE BLACK

PANCHER PARTY AND IT'S EFFOFIS IN COLLATING FASCISY FERE IN THIS OP.

PRESSIVE SOCIOTY AND THE WORLD OVER.

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Matha

1s2.

WARN OUT!

: 209277

LAUREEN

-3.

NEEDEDI

WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN OUR EE

FORTS TO RAISE HONEY FOR THE POLITECAL

PRISONERS DEFENSE FUNDe

FREE THE DETROIT

"PANTHERS"

FOR FURTIER INFORMASION CONTACT: 5849953

NATIONAL COMMITTER TO COMBAT FASCISM

MINISTPY OF INFORMATION

12845 240h STREET

DETROIT HICH.

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FUND RABINO

RALLY

LONEL GOUDACI

10 803307 6AS0BS)

POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFENSE FUND

ON THE EVENING OF OCTOBER 21th, FRIDAY, 2 M. CoC,5°

MEMBERS WERE HARASSED BY MEMBERS OF

THE DETPOLT POLICE

DEPARINENT:

RESULES OF THIS. ENCOUNTER LEAD TO A SEIGE

OF THE INTORNATTON CENTER WHICH ENDED IN THE APREST OF

15 N.C.C.F,

MEMBERS.

North End Family Oenter

150 Balmont & John R:

SUN

NOV. 1, 2220

TIME: 7:00 PM

::

LCCARED ON 16ch

AND MYROLE, WAS OPENED FIRE

UPON BY FASCIST POLICEVEN WITH

OVER-KILL WEAPONS OF MAR,

WHICH WERE ALSO POINTED

AT THE

* VIRN THE ATIACK.

....

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On November

', 1970, Du I-3 furnished a copy

a leaflet entitled: Police

ttack Detroit Panthers."

10.

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WOUL DIG TOUGHSI

I.C. C.F.

FOUARTERS UNDER SIEGE

NTHE WOURS

Ilia 194199990055-1601

"The racist dog policeman must withdraw immediately from our

communities, cease their wanton murder and brutality and torture

On Saturcay, October 24,.

the Second Precinot Police Station led

an assault on the net

idyuarters of the Dezzoit chapter of the Rational Committes to Combat Faucist, (SCOr).

The attack began adout 5:00 In, when the Police officers accosted nece menbers seiling

J1aci: Penther Norepaper near myrile and 14th Street.

The Siege continuca vatil sacut

10 A.M. Sunday Downing, men Police acrosted Flitcen Black youth no wore In the liCe

raguartera, under the marchaul eyes, and some not so macchaul eyes, of satiacos of leo

ONS POLICE ATTACKER RAS KILLED AND 240

PIERS WOUNDED IN THE POLICE SIEGE ON THE

ICE HEADQUARTERS. NO ONE INSIDE THE SCCE

ADQUANTERS HAS MURI DURING TIE SIEGE,

PN INOVCH THE POLICE USED ALL KINDS 07

VER-KILI" WENPONS AND CHEMICAL MARCARE

TENTS, DURING THE ASSMATT ON THE

MUNITY AROUND MIRTER AND I6ch ST.

"THR TIME IVEN BLOPLE CAN

SIT BACK AND VIEW PROCESSES

OF INJUSTICE AND INEQUALITY

HAS COME TO AN END"

'eople were forced out of their hones at

POINt 2ù TElE prevented Exce passage

The Folice

i over, with anned forse, the Myrtlo aid

teenth Communálys and Peonle conc to

rstand that the oudy way to rogais te

101 of their Cornunity and thelr laves

o devclop a Yosoe greater than that of

Police and the oduct agencies sho rese

and to anchst the Police the State Fol

ch c

Justice Departments and tre Ratioe

nard were all on alert and had observers

The rcuponse of the Fasciot Police was ro

narash; inclalcube, ano arrest the concurace

people ino reproranted the cutare Comtamiero

At seast fine guople vare arcooted and mar

CrONa parSONg WerE

harasaed

and brutalined

and all were incinddated by the chaezi de

¡'wass murder" and the Icalination of trada

•Inct of security and control. cust that happea

uring the assaule and siege, crords o

unity people cathered to give symbolic

nic to tho Block routh inside the houre

• accacho The leonio vare there to chow

the Companity décagreer wich the actione

to suppoced "Iroacttong of Liberty".

tie anestolice respond to tacit wishes

OF TUD SINGA AND WITIONS PROG THE COL

11

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WHEN THE POLICE BEGÁN TO A32A0K 213

CHOND TRE POOPLE DECISE & 0216232320 K02

AND THC ATIACHING POLICE 17R8 4326 20

PUS: 02SE THE CROND MIIN NO 26526748E

FROG THE WROTE TRAN BAD GATRONER TO

SUPPORT DIE SOUCH 12 THE IRADQUARIERS

On 16ch STREET.

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Ice Department and the FBI horning with

alled Local Law Enfoicement Agencies.

DiL ATIACH AGAINST ME LOOF COLUBTES

RILS OE AUTACES IN MATOR CITIES AITEMP-

TO NECEROY THE BLACK PARTIER PARTY AND

SIZING BUENAU, THE RATIONAL COMME

COLOMBAT FASCISM.

Titi TEnte

X22÷13

"cui bafore the attack on 16ch Stree::

"ce attacked tro NOCk officee, but"

"¿lees had been vacated coxiicr to move

ino Sixteen Steees headquarters. The

used the excuse of serving an criction

to attack the too empty hoor officea.

It BeauS

Ch

the Goveriment 15 attempting

to destroy th

ick Panther Party by Invol-

wing them and

their supporters in Icgai 11ght

and keeping their nembers in jail with

• higi

THEREE CRE ME. DENSID:

* TRAT ALI, PERSONS ARMESTED BE ROUBASIS

IIRISDINTLLY WITNGUE A07 CrARGES.

* THE SHOOTING OF TIS POLICE OSTICERS

BE RULED JUSTIPLASLE , SELF DEFENSE

AND TRAT' TO GHE BE SOUGHT FOR THE

SHOUTINGS.

* THAT THS CO-MINITY

LAVE THE FOUR' TO

CONTROL DINE POLICE.

*

THAT ALL OFFICORS ISTOGVED Di 122

IN RUTICABO BEFORE A CITIZES REVERS

BOND RING TAX FOES 30 916-0100039

Ine Iciace say that after they harassed

alcempted

so brutalize the FCCP neusers

14th and Wyrtle, the bothers ran into the

* heatquarters on loch Strect,

The Polsee

¿ the dane excuse in justify their assauli

the How Bothel Church on March 29, of last

INTOSS ONESE REMANDS ARE MEE ESPERATEE,

10 TIG HOL

TE BIES

Tole: Ca

must

amorioa

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DE 157-3075

on November 12, 1970, DE I-3 furnished copies of

two leaflets entitled

"Free The

Detroit 15" and "Who are

the Black Panth

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reels ton

Fifteen momoors of the local National

¡Comnittec to Combat Fascion, the organizing

-buzoau of the Black Panther Party, are in jail.

Each of them has been chargod with first degree

murder and conspiracy to commit murder.

They were in or near the M.C.C.f. ofice:

on Saturday evening, October 24, when Ino rigs

boat tro black youths iho were selling the black

Panther Newspanor.

The people in the concunity

responded by defending the tho brothers; and

, When wore pigs came on the scene kith their

shootings the people again de-

lenden themselves, leaving. one pig dead and

another rounded.

à whole arny of officers

-converged upon the .C.C.F. office, and

finally, alter about eight hours, the 15:

sisters and brothers inside surrendered.

--=

DETROIT

I5

BAJI WONLY IS BADLY NDEDED.

GIVE TO POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFUSE FUND.

FOR FURTHER INFORIATION CONTACT:

584-8953

HATIONAL COMMOTICE TO COMSAT FASCIST

MINISERY ON INTORVATION

12845 24th STRECT

1.4

DETROIT,

MICH

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Black Panthers

The 10 point program of the Black Panthers Party begins "We want our freedom.

•He want power to determine the destiby of our black community."

The Black

"uple in America vere brought here fron their native land as slaves, and ever

nänce they have been kept on the lorest ievel of American society.

They are

aconmunity of people with their om history, econonic life, and culture.

Yet

they'us never had political power over theii

own community. The Black Panther

jarty corneà to fight for this political power.

But the founders of the Black Panther Party, led by duey P. Newion, knew

"Joat they had to have more than their goals. They had to understand how they

were going to achieve them. Huey's answer was "Serve the People" and "Picà up

the gun.

The Black Panthers realized that the people can be liberated only

by their

own efforts, and that the Panthers cad to reach out to their camunity,

find out, its needs, and respond to then.

And they realized that "political porer

brows cut of the barrel of a gun," that the beople in the black community were

being moved down by the police and had to defend thenselves, and that political

power over their commnity would never leave the hands of the rich and enter

the ir

•mon hands unless they combatted the police--the army of the rich.

Huey first put his understanding of serving the people and picking up the

gun into practice ghen he and Booby Seale went out one night with a hammer

anâ & shot gun to put up a stop sign that was badly needed by the community.

Bohhy stood guard with the snot gun while fuey harmered in the sign. Later,

the Panthers started many health clinics, brcakfast for children programs, and

- Diser community services.

:::: .

Because of what the Panthers want for their people, because they are going

isbout getting it, and because the cormunity is beginning to look towards them for

Leadershit, their enemy is scared. So scarea that they have stariea a netion

wide campaign to destroy the Panthere. Fred Hampton was murdered in Chicago

saLe he slept, bobby nution was murdered in Oskland, Calif, as he walked out

"of'" a

house with his hands up, both by police officers that still remain free.

Black Panther and i.C.C.F. offices all across the nation (L.4., New Oricans:

Toleão, Philadelpuia, have been attacked and ransacked by police officers.

And

nox Detroit joinsthe list, just as the hi.C.C.F. here was beginning to start a

free commity bealth clinic and to gain the support of the coununity.

But the Panthers continue to grow and sink deeper una deeper roots anoug

the people.

And all of us poor and working people, black and white, should be

glud, should defend the Panthers and help them grow. for the Panthers are

fighting the enemy of all poor and norting peonie:

the rich (e.t. the owners

of GM) who run this country and controi not ouly the black cosmunity but all of

•our conmunities, schools ana fuctories.

Huey says "We acn't hatc white peopic;

we hate the oppressor."

And so do we.

We say right on hucy ?. Newion. Pover to

the Black Panther Porty! Power to the Peopic!

Free the Detroit 15!

Committee to Free the Detroit 15

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DI

157-3075

two leaflets entitled

Prisoners Denfese Fund".

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:::":

NIXON OR NIXON, ON P

ASS MIXON

¿YOU WAR MONGREAL FOOL!

YOU BAVE CCNPIREETS

BLOUN YOUR COOL!

YOU WO OINK TO THE PROPLE,

•BAD

LIB AND LIE AND LIE.

THE PEOPLE SAY

Oh PIGGY WIGGY, FOR THES YOU MUST DIE!

WE KHOW OF YOUR PLAN OF GENOCIDE

THIS FACE SO TRUE YOU CANNOS NIDE

YOU BEAST NIO ARE SO LOW

IOR YOU, ME WILL SHO NO WOE!

OUR PEOPLE

ARE BEING EDUCATED

AND ARD SOON TO BE IIBERACED

FOR MIDIX BODY WILL CONNECE WITH THEIR MUND

THEN DIG IT - WE GONNA SISZE THE

TIME!

FOR WE • CHE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF FASCIST

BABYLON ARE OUT TO DO - WHAT HAS TO BE DONE!

THERE IS NO RECTIFICAZION

NOR

JUSTIFICATION

FOR

YOUR ADVOCATION

OF

THE BRUTALIZATION

evense sis eit

YOU OPPRESS

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4442559982

alesidents

+4223M 0.8350612110.767

LUCIEN

P.T. NA-S Ps:99031130-0-2473 1900

PIGS OF THE POWER STRUCTURE!

YOU ARE INSANE!

SO ALL WE CAN SAY

IS PIGGY WIGGY

BANG BANG!

17A I

ALL, POWER TO THE PEOPLE

LIBERATION BY. ANY MEANS

DETROTT "IE"

POLITICAL PRISONERS OF U.S.

FASCISM

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* :

122515 CY IFE DETROIT

CCE, niCAR.

SLO IN KEE ARE COITY THIL

SES CE KURDER, CONSPIRAOI DO CCIAT

BR AND MALIGICES DESTRUOTIOH CF 20-

i PROPERLY

EAVE BROCHE VICTIIS OF

PLUT OF LOCAL ANNIHILADION OF THE

& ZANDHER PARTY AXD IT'S CROANIZING

THE DETROIT 15 HAVE

BIDE SEE JAIL LABORAY NOTS OF HARAS

SLEJECTED TO

•IS. CAB ROOD RACSIVED BY TUS 15 HAS

DRIESED AND LEAVES ISE CONRADES

ISX. TIES SISTERS RECEIVE FIREATS OF

P

OK WEBRE SAN AWAKENEO WITH "CRABS"

IN

AG DINIS HAVE BREN

GATING THESE AND THE MATRONS HAPASSING

THESE SADISTIC ACDS ARE 2O BREAK.

COMRADES SPIRIT AND TO SHOW THE SUPE

IMAGE CE POWSR AND AUTHORITY BY THOSE

FONTROL.

FE COMITISE TO FREE THE DETROIT

'15"

SET UP A DEFENSE FUND TO OSTAIN MONDY

THE RELEASE OF TUE COURADES, ATI CON

BUTIONS WILL BE SENT TO:

"EREE DETROIT

"IS FUND"

P.C. -DOX 694

DETROIT MICH. 48231

FRES THE

€3"

DETROIT "10"

"We will digite from one.

generasion to the grave

BEN FONDRON

EROIR DESAUSSURE

DAVID MONASON

SRANTI JONESON

CASSANDRA PARKER

JEROME LEE

HILLTAN CUNNINGHA

VICTOR GRAYSON

RS. BIVORLY FLENIC

KIN, GARDINE

CAROL E: SHITH

SYLVIA ROBINSON

DIANA ERONE

PAY DUTCAN

LONHIE DAPDEN:

18

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DE 157-3075

i

On December 3, 1970, DE T-3 furnished a copy of

a leaflet entitled "Black Policeman."

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Blackman listen to the voices of the PEOPLE

OUR HISTORY IN THIS

NTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN

OD. OUR BLOOD.

E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING

ILLED BY BLACK MEN. II IS NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENES. IT IS

ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM OUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-

VIDUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CAWNON

DDER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE.

• JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN ARE USED IN VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE

"VIETNAM FOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS

WAR TO PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED

CATES, HERE IN DETROIT.

JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. MUST SALVAGE HIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS-

IG TO BE, COME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST

FUSE TO BECOME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE HERE IN THE

OTHER COUNTRY OF WAR - THE AMERICAN EMPIRE.

WE HAVE TO PULL AWAY FROM THAT FLUNKEYISM. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S

CALING WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR OWN SOUL.

MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW

DIVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR PEOPLE.

* MUST FIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.

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: YOU MUST MAKE THE DEC SION NOW, IF YOU ARE GOING T? WORK HARD.TO

FLUS" OR WORK WITHOUS

OBTAIN OUR FREEDOM. AS FAS

AS OUR OWN DESIRE

CONCERNED, WE DON'T WANT TO FIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR

UNSTANCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHT TO THE FINISH.

IF ANYONE WHETHER RE BE WHITE OR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS

RS, UNVORABLE FOR BATTLE, WE WILL CERTAINLY ACT IN SELF-DEFENSE TO WIPE

ID.DUY RESOLUTELY, THOROUGLY, WHOLLY AND COMPLETELY..

WE WILL NOT AND CAN NOT STRIKE RASHLY, BUT WHEN WE. DO. STRIKE, WE

UST WIN.

OME HOME BLACK MAN TO YOUR TRUE FAMILY, YOUR BLACK FAMILY, YOUR SLAVE

AMILY.

THE

PICA

MEANS

Nacessary!

FREEZ The Detroit"

NATIONAL CONMITTEE 3'0 COMBAT FASCISH

MINISTRY OF INFORMATION

22845 148h STREET

DETROIT MICH•

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• DE: 157-3075

On December 1, 1970, DE I-1 furnished the following

bocklets,

which were received from BPP East Coast Distribution,

" New York, for use in

instructing political education classes:

1. "The Palestinian Revolution"

2. "Address by the Al-fateh Delegation to the

second International Conference in Support of

the Arab Peoples"

3.

"Dialogue with Abu-Amar."

A copy of each of the

above follows:

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FhO

Palestinian

Revolution

Message from The Palestine

National Liberation Movement

(Fatoh)

to the 17th Annual Convention

of Arab Students in the

United States and Canada

held in Ann Arbor, Michigan

• August 26-31, 1968

rcdadaraaodlegdcdodo dodedon.degeoo

•.. e.d.De...nd..

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It is indood an honos to address this Sevon

eenth Convontion on ine Organization or Arab Strdents

a tho Unátod Sectos and Canada.

I trish to thal tha

ergerdantion for dis mira invitacion to Fatoh to

durass this conference rich reprosents a corner.

sions of acüive trab thought visa vis the Palostinian

It is avidont tron the delegsios,

the

and the gusto, thee ve are concorror horo

not wich rhetoric but with conscious analusio, plan-

páne, ard understarding of the importarca or tha

Falestinian Ravolucion and its far-reaching infact

upon the Palestinian peonte, tho Arab nation, the

world's conscience and all humaniotic valuos.

As 50u no doube know, the Talestinian people

havo not ceased to struggle against their oppressors.

ever sinco they first realised that worla colonislism

aid expansionist Zionást settior colonialism were

conspiring to rob then oû thoir Palestinian homeland.

fo chomoes, this was the thret cao forard soizuro

and control of the arab nation's resources which

Till eifeciivaly hindor its seonoráo devalopmant and

caliaral progress.

s you also know, tho ralessinian poople st

sajuent to the I918 catastrolo hovo boen subjected

to sovoro corstraints, as well so dostitution, poverty,

distorsion, and parsecutinn.

It 15 Indeed amazing

that this troatmont has not led to the loss of tho

Falestinian people's idontaiy, dectruction o thoir

mili, and their tour dispersion, as vas origially

interded,

The Falestinions: genuing rovolutionary

will, thoir cleer understanding that they are part

of the hrab ration and that thoir straggle against

Zionismis-in-reality the Arab ration's strugglo,

their ultimate victory, and choir mature wderstanding

of the moral ard huan imporatives ion the libaration

of their homoiand ara all various alomonus combinod

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to thwart their opponent's well-laid plans. The

Flostinian paopio withstood all pressuros ard cor

tined to resist by dirtoront means. Finaily, they

stoci to take onco again the full responsibility for

their own dostiny, espacially artes the continuous

failure of the Arab governments bocame blatantly

evident.

Tho beginnine oi 1905 sigraled tho erd of

depordency and asserted the Falestinians' right to

take conmand of their om struggle. Hence the Palas-

tindan people formed tho goneral tramowork of the

Rovolution according to the following principles:

1.

All action must be guided by a fae and

independent Falestinian will in thought,

wordE, all dead.

2.

Froteciing the Revolution from any influerco

or intorieronce fron any krao goverrmant ard

avoiding involvemont in the internal affairs

of tho arab goverments.

Considoring the struggle for the libaration

of Falostine a phase of national struggle

and hance must absorb all strata and 2l1

segments of the Palostinian society, asserting

that the "Liberation of Falestine is the road

to unitis."

Fusing the Palostinian psople and the revolu

tionary vanguards through armod struggle.

Fusing the ralestinian poople with the drab

masses through tho armed ravolution, for the

Palestinian Revolution is Palestinian in

irception, Arab In depth, and national in

and

abjectives..

Setting the liberation of Palestine over a11

. other Arab issues.

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7 Mobilizing the channoling forces in the Arab

world toward the Palestinian Revolution.

8.

Rejecting the principlo of conventional

warfaro duo to tho international imporialist

circumsiances which protect the Zionist forcos

in ou' occupica Falestine ard due to the cor-

tradictions in tho. Arab countrios whách

resulted in a passive atmoschero and led to

continuous failure regarding the Palestinian

question, thus enabling the enemy to grow ara

prepare for its neit oxpunsionist batile.

9. Adopting "arned struenle" as the only means

for the liberation si Palastino and "people's

war" as the only mothod for action.

10.

Adopting the concopt of "rational security of

tho Arao nation" instead of "dividoà regional

socurity" which procols responsibilitios and

loads its proponents into a morass of cost-

benefit accounting.

11.

Rejecting any international patronage which

matronage

is inevitably allica to the interest of

colonialism and Zionist influence.

This persistont insistanco of the Palestindan

poople to rovolt, their conscious rebollion aguinst

any and all attempts to impose upon thon external

limitations or solutions, and their rejection of

rosattleront or compensation plans would havo been

impossible vero thore not raterial, national, noial,

at 1 hunan imperatives far stronger than those

extornal

lorcas.

The materinl imperative is clearly demonstratod

it the loss at their homolend ard the attack on all

tie rigate for liverinodd. This also includos the

Arao peo je no live in'er the constant throat of

Ayrss914110a0 to birntas

the Zionisü presence which caused and still causes

¿remerdous dislocation in the social ars colitical

Libers of the Arab worlà,

The result of this has

been the continuing bacarraness of the Arab people

and till be their ultinato destruction.

From this point, the national imperativo for

the lalestinian Revolution baconos apparent, for in

the process of liberating Falestine, the Revolution

will also dastroy that ever-present expansionist

Ziorist threat to the Arab psoplo.

By so doing, it

also destroys the rost important strorghold for

world colonialion in tho Arao land.

Such develop

ment would open the way fo! the Arab nation to assert

its cultual presence, material progress, and rould

allow it to cooporate with the other rations of the

world. to realize peace.

The moral imperative of the Palestinian Rovo

Lution faras concrote excrassion in tho poplos

rejection of the injustices heapad upon then, the

aggressions cormitted against thoir national ara

human rights and in thoir rejection of all forms of

This 15 what. gives the

Falestinian Revolution its hunanitarian fourdation

ara goals sinco it is a struggle against world

Zionism inose foremost base is occupied Falestine.

Why'?

--becauso Zionism is a novorent of an aggressive ard

racist nature, employing noo Nazi fascist means to

achiove its expansionist sottlonent aims.

m-becalso a ciorist viciory in Falestino deprivos all

previous liboration novemonts their human contont.

Henco it follows:

1. Tho Falostinian Revolution does not sin at

annihilating the jows, for such in act is

besod on racism, against wich the rovolu.

tion is struggling, Furthernore, the Arab

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pocole, of wish: This

Palestinians oro an irter

Gab rare, have not arion racion chroughout

their long history.

2. Likerisa, the palestinian Revolution is riot

an anti-semitic novoment, for "anti-sonitisn"

1s & Western concost alion to the Arab past.

3.

The Palestinian Rovolution aims

at destroying

the zionist structure in Talestino as ropre

inted by the political antity of the State

I Israel. It has boon pseudo-legitinized by

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internationl rocogaition which

ignorod the till of tho Falestinian people,

thoir right to seli-dotermination and to

sovoreignty on their Palostinian soil.

Palestinian Revolution aims at regaining

tho lost rights of tho Palestinian peoplo.

Arter tho libaration of our homelena, we

shall live with those no will live viüh us

according to our inheront beliai in tha

principlos of caulity, justice, end humaniiy.

Ina Palostinian popio hato var as much as any

othor peoplo, but the continued prasenco of Zionism

on our land ani the continued political existenco of

our cowitry impose war on us because the

of Zionism does not mean posce. It means

cortinuous oppression ard dangor.

Illowise, it

encolages ald racist novorents

aid Ideologias to

ot viciously against truch and justice. This leaos

to nothing but war.

Therafora, It is imperativo

that we fight, and fight intil victory.

This is a

just strugglo for the welfaro of justico ard true

DEaCE.

The Zionist movement icday is a now form of

dazism; trother words, opposing it and fighting it

are human dutics, for the struggle is moraly an

world's

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strugsle against Nazism and

continuation of thia tung chain of muan strusele

againsü forces of opriession, injuctice, and racism.

The dostruction of Zionisa.

of the political. entity

of Israal, is essential; otherwiso, all those who gave

their lives in World dar li and in all vars of

liboration throughout history will have died in

vain,

wall have beon robbed of their inporatives and

values that motivated these sacrifices.

Broühers: In spits of their disporsion und

destitution, the Falostinian proble stard today

through their Rovolution as tho front line of defense

of their rights, the sab ration's right, and the

rights of humanity at

Jargo.

The principles of the Revolution, having been

doclarod long boforo tho June, 1957, War, aim at

more than merely renoving tho offocts of

that aegras-w

the Revolution's basic rinciple, "Revolution

till Vickory:" mears that it is a moverent niming at

tho liberation of Falestiro and the world irom ono

of tho most dangorous internationai movunents

threatening man's humanity, dignity, and freedon.

Thus, exposing Zionism's dangors and fighting it

everywhere is as inportant as the military strugilo

being waged by your brothors in the occupiad areas,

though obviouoly it is no substituts for it.

Having clarifica the basic pinciples and the

position of the Falastinian Rovolution, we must now

procoed to analyze the prasent condition oi this

rovolution and its strengüh in facing the future.

The Fedayeen vanquirds of tho Falestinian

peoplo who began thoir conmardo activities against

the eneny on January 1, 1965, wore, and still are,

fully aware of the difficulties that lie aread oi

them on their raid to revolution and freedom.

The phase through which we passed prior to

June, 1967, was that of preparation for the lovo-

Jution, preparation for it throunh stoadiast:

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resistance and án a manner arcuned in secrecy que to

che trenandous pressuros aid limitations irnosed

unon the falestinian people by the Arab states,

Inese constraints and the concoritant secrecy were

the tho time obsiacles traventing the crestion of

a midestread cadres among the Palestinian pochie and

obstructing the cohesion of the varguards and the

people.

Thas, in turn, slowed down the growth of

the Revolution, for the organic devalopment of the

КОЙ

ent requiros a total merging of the talestinian

P

se with the revolutionary varguards.

They, in

turn, should unite with the trab nasses, for then

ard only then will the Ravolucion come into les oun

as a ravolution that is Palostinian In Inception,

Arab in dopth, capable di effective sotion und con-

tinuous growth to most the enemy's challonge.

After tho Jure War, however, the Falestinian

Revolution novod fron preparatory stage to the ectual

Launchins of the revojutionary struggle. The sune War

crovor, the validity.ar the oporational and theoret-

ical soundation undorlying the Palestinian armed

strugsle. The Wai turned opponents of the Revoli-

tion dinto sipportors and to & great degrse sitectively

silonced the douhters and the skopties.

In goneral,

a widespread shift in the attitude of the Arabs as a

, and the falestinian pooplo in particular,

oretirod. Sone changed because of thoir true balior

in the principles où the revolution; others for

emotional. ressons.

No believe, horover, that con-

tinuca action, continued mobilization and orrani

zution, and continued suruegle will alloviate the

dargoi's inhurent in such an anocional allogiance,

and reintorco a yrincinled.commitment, which leads

to fusion betrieen the Plostindan Revolution and tha

Arab poople in & conscious organised strugele.

Therefore, the Rovolution nuot succeod as it

gradually acquires its Arab and human depth, for it

is a revolution based on tho nassos. It aimo to

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alleviato the injustico that has befallon the Fales-

tirdans as the first viciáns of Zionism, to sañe-

guard the Arab rights insofer as they are the ultimate

goal of expansionisù sionism, and to reaffirm those

hunan rights tat the vorld conmunity cherishes and

that are threatened by racist moverants everywhore

starting with Zionisa.

Brothers: Since the basic aim of the Palos-

tinian Revolution is the liberation si Ialestina,

It is clear that it must mobilive, absorb, and

utilise ail Palostintan ard Arat

pocontialities

rogardless of their social and coonoràc status.

was chorefore inovitablo that se should raiso the

slogan of "non-intorference in the internal affairs

of any Arab stato."

This doos not wean that we do

not racognizo the rolationship or the Talestiniars

to the irab people.

It simply roans that de consider to

the current phoso of our strugala as ono of rational

Liberation; arà, therefore, the interest of tho

Revolution is bost, sorved by avoiding entanglement

in secordary fights and sido issuos. This is parti-

cularly leasible since zionisn is not opposed to any

spicific frab doctrine, but rathar sins at the frab

Janas which it seoks to occupy, the Arab nation

which it seaks to dustrov, and the trab irdivicual

whom it seoks to enslave.

This only reans that the

Arab states are also living in a state oi national

danger regardloss of their political oriontation.

This lect of paranount importance dives opposition

to Lionism the primary position in any ranking of

Arab problems.

Futhernoro, protracted armod con-

Isontation with the sionist chemy is cortain to pro-

auce greator cohesivenoss and cooporacion amon? the

trabs and mill eventually destroy mary of the 0b-

stacias hitherto encountered on tho path to unity.

T'he newly born Palestinian Revolution vas

concelved of the will of the Falestinian paople to

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Inco all challonzes ord throngh their balior in

arred strunlo as to menseagble gali to froeden.

Though Iü is stim an the developing stages, it

undoubtedly will reach tho ruguired levol of action

through continuous strugglu,

The romaining r00d is

still a long ono, but It befits us to rouss and

analyzo the future rospects a tha Rovolutios and

to shed somo light upon its state since the june War.

It is avicent that the Revolution toduy is

"ag through a new phaso in which ino opposite

us are active:

Diest: Becalaüing of conmardo activity

which has qualitativoly changed the rature of the

confrontation and crostol a now spirit oi commit

mont and unity among thò Palestinian people.

Second: The countor-rainlutionry forces

attenting to destroy out invorcnt and abort.our

Ravolutior by limiting, ow actions and forbidding

us toon acting in two critionl fioids: contronting

the orony, which when blocked prevents our coincido

autávity from evolving into a full-scale war oi

inational liberation; and, intoracting with the Arab

mauses in a revolutionary mennor whose inevitable

eflects, the counter-rovolutionary forcos fear.

These ino opposito orientations point directly

to the responsibility of tho Palestinions ard the

Arco citizens.

they are to opposo all attempts to

impot: tho Ravolution by following clear systematic

ars organize action aiming at the escalation of the

erned strurgle to the roint where all aborting

attompts vill bo irvitless.

The catastroche of June, 1967, has not only

troven tho validity of the principles and strategy

of cur Rovolution, it also pointed out many aspocts

of the countossolutionary movemonts, the most

avidont

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rich a. no following:

I. It Is noticonble that aftoi cuch catastropho

we havo sufforo starting with Igo and ording

•with 1967, the Arsb nation fourd itsolf sui

jected to

tremendous political prassures In

which the international ispect completoly

ovorshadored the arab aspoct,

in goneral, ars

tho ralestinian aspect, in parsleilar.

Those

pressures cavitably assort the now imit

acconzis" for Israel and further legitinice

Isracis military gains by giving them irtor

national sanctions and protection.

The mies-

euros following the june was, howevor, aro

oî a spocial and moro dangorous nature, since

they ain at completely liquidating the

Falostinian issue under the grise of "zulü-

tical settlonenti or so-called "paaceful

soctloront."

Those offorts rovolve around

three main points: returning to the pre-

june Sth situation in excharco for ending tha

state of balligeroncy, ersuring safo frontiers

for Israul along with other intorrational.

guarantees, and destroying tho identity of the

Palastinion strugglo by creating what they

call = "Irail, political society:" oi tho

"away Falostinian identity,"

2.

If we can say that the partition resolution

of 1947 opened the dossier o Zionist usurp

tion of Palostine, then it is equally corroct

to inter that tho projects for "olitica).

settlomont" sim at closing that same dossier

formbently. Likewise, as the 1947 cartition

resolution gave the Zionists a political

ontity upon our land, the brasent efforts ain

at completing the pest sfforts by lagitimizing

a31 the donards of that ontity on one hand,

EId

puttink, on the other hard, Malestinians

aint

the Arab people in the impotent sosition

of being unable to undortake or to justify any

future action for liberation.

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3.

These dangerous prospects transeend the

above-mentioned goals into a systonatic

Isychological varfare that nses the mili-

tary debacle to create a recling vi impo-

tence anong the Arab vis-a-ris Israli

military superionity and henco to entrench

even further tho foar of Israeli exper

sionist.

From here, it is but a short step,

after imposing the peace settlemant, to

justity ending the variod of armed resis-

tence against the Israeli aggression which,

In turn, rould pave the way for striking

at the Falestinian resistance movement

ind embroil it in secondary disputes that

would rearen it and divori it from its

woll marked course of action against lionist

occupation.

brothors: The Falestinian Révolution rajects

all such proposals and rationalizations, for in

reality it is but a new way of presenting an uncon

ditional surrender leading to the eventual destruc

tion of the Palestinian people. None of these

efforts acknovledges the basic premise of tho Israoli.

political entity.

This is the basic aüratogic

fouriation voon which the Falestinian Revolution

based and for which it strives under its slogan

rolution unüil Victory." for this reason, armed

strugale must bo escalated to a dogree that will

paralyzo the forces opposing the Rovolution.

The current phase of the Revolution is the

most critical ono in spito of the victorios we hava

so far achieved. It is imperetive that we confront

-all thoso counter-sevolutionary attempts and stard

fast by the Revolution, protecting it, Iron the

internal Arab contradictions and partisan liphts,

allowing it to concentrate on its main task ard to

avoid secondary struggle.

it is our duty to exert

our utrost pressure on the arab governments and the

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of competing tith 1! or attenpting to contain it

undor the protonts of its arab ratural or of

"increasing iis effectiveness."

Actually, Incressing the effectiveness of the

Revolution occurs in two main fields:

1. In the falestinian realm, which Ircludes

the Falestinian people and the armad

struggle in the occunied areas;

2.

In the Arab real, which includes the

Arab people, lara, and government.

The Falsstinian Revolution neods both the

Falestinian people and the Arab peopla.

The Revolution, likewiss, naods the Arab land di

as woll as inlestine.

Training must occur on Arab soil. Hoverent

of armamenis and supplies must rass through irab

lard. Storage of arms and supplios must be in Arab

land. Financial support comes from the Aran pople.

Information ard news must go ührough Arab channels.

The mobilization and organization of the

ralestinian people must be accomplishod in arab Jaro

whore they are located.

All this means that the Revolution is affecter

in one way or another by Arab conditions and Arab

pover structures. This highlights the extent of the

elfort to be exporded in the Araò countries in order

to harness all the potential in support of the

Revolution.

Now comes the role of the Arab citizen.

Now. comes the role of the Arab organizations.

Now comes the rolo of the Arab political

• parties.

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Now cores the role of the hrab goverments.

Now comes the role of whoever grasps

the

iuturo implications of the Fales-

tinian Revolution, its needs, and

demands within the Arab roaln.

The tremendous amount of Arab administrative,

Intellectual, and executive ottorts required by the

Falestinian Revolution are now clear............

It is also clear that at the cresent the duty t

the

th

ab peoplo is

in sirect their efforts within

rab realm to serve the Revolution; solidify it;

aid it; fulfill its moral, finercial, and material

neeãs....

This needed work in the brab realm must be

carried out with complete dedication based on abso-

lute corviction that one's duty is to suosort anà

to strengthen the Revolution, not to compete vith

it by creating now organizations, ther calling for

their unification on the pretent

that, "unity is

preferable to division." One should protect the

Revolution by not creating differencos within it and

then ask for thoir resolution on the sounds thet

"such differencas weaken the Revolution."

Brothers:

It is necessary to believe in the

for strengthening the power of the Revolution

Falestinian national movenent, not to weaken it

by introducing into it internal Arab contradictions,

be they regional, political, or idoological.

If they accept this concopt of the Revolution,

the Arab citzzen, the arau politioni party, and the

Arab rovernment can participate in tha revalution

just as much as the iralestinian.

Is fact, their

participation, emamting from such a clear undor-

•standing, is critical to the ultimate succoss of the

Revolution.

Fer only thon would all the requirsments

and needs mentined couva be adequaiely met.

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Exother's:

Those are the basic tences c the

Palestinian Revolution, the malidity of whách has

eon ungustionoly comanced by the actuad active

exporionce of the last four years.

No rust in all

noresty wosh. to make this Hovolution nors and mora

successiul until viciory is attained.

This is all

the more important. since the "honoymoon poriod" wa

are experiencing wich sone hrab governnants may come

to an abrupt on in the none tuturo, and this means

that the tubure holds possivilities

air dangers

that can only bo met by adopting tho concepts and

stratogies we have just discussed.....

Brother's:

Your rosconsibility here is not

lecs than that of you: brothers who boar arms on

cho iseld oi battle in the occupied land,

Tho

Rovolution is i comploridi of complementary aircres

rocding intellect, spoedeliaction, ergarication,

Euras, ane militory capabilities, cach in its own.

placo, within & Canoral framonork emanatinr, iron a

vision of objoctiros and a clear andorstanò-

Ing of the underlying tenots and raalities.

You bar? s. responsibility that your brothers

back hone cannot bear and vice verse.

Intough

this basic complementary work, so must procesà to

our victory through ow Revolution: Victory for

the Arab nation; victory los numnity.

The Palestino National

liboration Hoveront,

"Fateh"

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Romalution until titon

Address by

the Al-Fateh Delegation

to the Second International

Conference in Support

of the

Arab Peoples

Cairo, January 1969

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ADDRESS BY THE AL-FATEH DELEGATION TO THE

SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENGE IN SUPPORT

• OF THE ARAB PEOPLES

Cairo, January 1969

Friends,

In the naic of the people of Palestine, in the name of the

Palestinian Revolution, in the name of Justice and Peace for

which we fight, tre thank you for your concom and the concern

of your prople in Justice and l'cace in our part of the world.

We are very happy to have the opportunity to mect with you,

because you represcht people who fought for peace based on justiec.

We can see among you people who fought the Nazi invasion

and the fascist terror in burope.

We also find among you people who fought, and are sill

fighting, imperialisnt and colonialism and racial discrimination

in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

We honestly fecl that we stand among friends and comrades

who believe in the right of every people to self-determination and

its right to enjoy liberty on its own land, free of oppression and

discrimination.

Our people were deprived of their rights to self-actenination

and to the enjoyment of life on their own land without oppression.

This was the rcsult of a scrious racist aggression carried out.ly

an imperialist organisation: Zionism.

The aggression of the 5th of June is one manifestation of this

basic aggression that had its roots in the l9th century, and whose

culmination was the establishment of the State of Isracl in 1948.

The major victim of this aggression was the Arab Palestinian people

who were forced to evacuate their homes and land under a reign

ofterror and oppression. .

We therefore refuse

lo consider the 1967 aggression as i

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separate and distinct phenomenon, and we refuse to accopt any

solution focussed on the result:

of the last aggrestion

without

considering the source of the aggresion itself.

The Resolution of the Security Council, November 22nd 1967,

and all further proposals explaining or modifyigit, are inadequate

and iriclevant from our point of view, and thercfore are totally

aid categorically unacceptable to us.

All such proposals skirt the real issue and avoid its core,

namely: the right of the Palestinians to liberate their country, to

enjoy

ad and homes, and to have the right to decide how they

want

run.it.

We, the people of Palestine, are carrying on an armed revolu-

tion in order to re-establish peace with justice in the Holy Land.

* * *

We would like you to consider the magnitude of our problem.

For ive are facing a Zionist structure that had its roots in 19th

century Europe, at the heart of the imperialist movement. Zionism

is onc of the most oppressive and aggressive forms of imperialism,

one that has as its major goal the toial uprooting of one people

from a country to replace them by another.

The roots of the aggression lie in the Zionist ideology itself,

with its belicf in the nced to bring a select, chosen people without

a land, to a land that is to be evacuated by its inferior people.

methods used to accomplish this objective are terror,

OPPI

and deceit.

Lei me quote one of the original Jewish pioncers in Palestine,

Nathan Choshi, who wrote to the editor of the Jewish Newslelter

in February 1959:

"It you really wanted to know what happened, we old Jewish

setiler. in Palestine who witnessed the fight could tell you how

and iu what manner we Jews forced the Arabs to leave cities

and villages... Some of them were driven out by force of arms;

other wise rade to leave by deccit, lying and false promises.

It is creich in cile lue citis of Talla, Lydda, Ramleh, Icer Sheba,

and: my fice, arog numeross others." Nathan Chofshi conti-

nued. Tae"s hive perfle tao lived on its own land for 1,300

yea

ned the native Arabs into tragic refugies.

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nanc. Instead of being deuply ashamed of what we did and of

trying te undo some of the cvil we committed, by helping those

uniortunate rengees, we justily our terble acis and even attempt

to glorify them."

Irofessor Erich Fromm, the noted Jewish wnter and thinker,

had this to add: "It is often said that the Arabs fled, that they leit

the country voluntarily, and that they therefore bear the responsi-

bility for losing their property and their land. But, in genera

international law, the principle holds true that no citizen loses hi.

property or his rights of citizership, and the citizenship right is i.

de facto right to which the Arabs in Palestine have much more

legitimacy than the Jews. Just because the Arabs fled? » Professor

Fromm asts. "Since when is that punishable by confiscation o

property and by being barred from returning to the land on which

a people's forefathers have lived for generations? The claim of

the Jews to the land of Israel cannot be a scalistic political cluim.

if all nations would suddenly claim territories in which their

forefathers have lived two thousand years ago this world would

be a machouse."

* **

The Zionists went ahead coldbloodedly with their sinister

scheme to vacate Palestine of its people, by the use of terror,

massacres and frightening rumors.

Arthur Koestler, the pro-Zionist author, described what

happened at Deir Yassin on April Oth, 1918, as the "blood bath

that was the psychologically decisive factor in the Arabs'

spectacular exodus."

On that day, the Zionist terrorist organization Irgun Zvei

Leumi killed 250 men, worien and children. After 1948 there

were other mass killings in occuped Palestino, c.g. Ikrit (1951), Al

Tira (1953), Abu Ghosh (1953), Kaft Kassem (1956), cic., as

part of the systematic Zionist plan for the complete evacuation

of the Palestinians, to be replaced by Jerish settlers from all

over the world.

These were the conditions that forced the Palestinians to leave

the homeland.

The Zionists did notcome to a country without people. There

lived in Palestine a people with a civilization. The reicied lo the

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Zionist challenge by education, economic and human mobilization,

and competed with the 'Zionists in the fields of management;

finance and technology.

With all their efforts, by 1917 the Zionists had only been

able lo acquire 5.6% of the total area of Palestine, However, the

1947 U.N. rosolution for partition allowed them 56% of Palestine,

and by terror and aggression they went on to occupy 80% in

1948. Today, after the June 5 1967 aggression, the rest of our

¡occupicd, as well as Sinai and the Golan Heights.

For tienty ycars, the Palestinians were the victims of world

procrastination. While many resolutions were passed in the United

Nations, the Israclis continued to occupy more and more territory

while the world remained indildrent. Under such conditions, the

only alteruative left to the Palestinians was armed revolution.

I ain pure that the facis of the case are very clear to you. You

can visualize the conditions under which our people have suffered.

For twunt, years most of the ? lestmions hase lived in a diaspora

of shabbi kents, anisery and the humiliation of a meager dolc. In

this schizophrenic world of of the rights of Africans, Asians and

Polynesi, is were recognized and espoused, while Palestinian rights

were disit, praed and forgotten. Not even the tragedy of the heroic

ons; South Africans and Zimbabwans equalica theirs. For,

ing these oppressed people, the Palestinians were totally

uproo: sal, from their land and completoly denied the right to live

on it and enjoy its fruits.

Our people have risen to arms because all other means have

been exhausted. We refuse to accept miscry and diaspora as our

fate, and

ive refuse charity and compromise as solutions to our

problem. We shall overcome: through a long-term liberation

revolution to desiroy the bases of colonialist aggression that frustrate

the exercise of our inalienable rights, and to bring an eud to the

racist militarist regime that oppresses our propic. We will fight so

that peace with justice is restored to our land.

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Afit opcrations it the begining

me the Ture s war.

With old

Addies, by an al-Fateh Dilegation

7

rusty weapons and against heavy odds, our youth embarked on

the revolution with all the deternination and persistence of & long-

oppressed people. Now as we crabart on our fith year of struggie,

the fruits of our sacrifices are beginning to show. The Palestine

Liberation Movement jas succueded in awakening our people,

in rekindling ils hope for a better future with dignity and respect

in our own land. We are forcing the enemies of peace to admit

their failure to extinguish our revolution, we are winning battles,

and we are starting to shape our distiny.. We are not swayed by

emotional appeals, we are not seckers of revenge, we are not

bloodthirsty terrorists. We are freedom fighters with clear and

mature goals. We are fighting today to create the nes Palustine

of tomorrow: A progressive, democratic, secular Palestine in

which Christian, Mostem and Jew will worship, work, live peacefuly

and erjoy equai rights. This is no utopian drcan or false promise,

for we have alvays lived in peace, Mostems, Christians and Jess

in the Holy Land. The Palestinian Arabs gave a refuge, a warm

shelter and a helping hand to Jows fieeing persecution in Christian

Europe and to the Armenians flecing persecution in Mostem

Turkey, as well as to Greeks, Circassians and Malise among others.

Our Palestinian revolution still stretches its welcoming hand

to all human beings who want to fight for, and live in, a democ-

ratic, tolerant Palestine, irrespective of race, color or religion.

During the last four years, some 500 of our people have given

their lives on the bailcfeld. During the same period many more

than that have died in refugee camps from bitter cold, poor nourish-

ment and disease.

We are here to assert to you, and to ask you to confirm to

your peopic, that our people will not lay down their arms until

Palestine is liberated and our rights restored. We will not accept

any settiement that demes us those rights, be it the Security

Council's resclution, or any other proposal or political settlement

ensuing from it. We will rot accopt any substituie to a war

of national liberation and will tenaciously hold to it regardless of

sacrifices and costs. Could anybody have asked you to accept

anything less than total freedom from Nazism, fascisin or colonia-

lism? We are confident the people of the world will back our

struggle and will support our revolution, for it is the struggle of

man to achieve the loftiest of man's values: peace and jusrica

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Translator's Introduction

This dialogue was conducted with "Abi mar"

by Talal Salman,

a Isbaneso journalist who visiton

the sudaycon buses and indio a serdos of articlas in

a]-Saryed, a Lobanese wolly sagarine.

The first

article,

"Dialogue with Abu smar", appeared in

2I-Sayyad on Jamary ?, 2909.

Tho erticle is an important document because

it presents the ideas and thoughts of the loader of

al-Patch in a comprehonsive manner.

"Abu-amar" disa

cusses the idcas of the lovencht in clear torna, ai

attompts to answer critico by further explaining

• the

Movement's stand on certain ambiguous questions.

A number of important ideas are clarified in

chis article. First, the encigence of "Talestinian

identity" as an irdecordent force, adopting andad

strugglo to rogain the "land" and contront the

Imparialisi mesoroo. Second, Fateh's relation to

Arab eurorments is clarifiod.

"Abu-inani stresses

thiac tho movement does not intoriors in the local

ralitios of the Arab goveriments.

It depends on

popular support end on the masses for protection.

Faton seeks a certain indopondence and in that senue

it intorfares in the utiairs of hrab States: by

existing on their territory, by moving trooly, und

by exereising the right to fight for liberation ol

the occupied torritories.

Third, Entch appears as

a unifying forco, since its bases exisi in nost

Arab statos and its ren move frcely iron ons state

to another, Fateh, therefoco, works against

regionalism ans pronotes irab unity in action.

Fourth, the question of idoology où leftist vs.

rightist contraversy is clarified.

"Abil-smaz"

stresses that all Fatch men aro of tie motchod of

the earth sinco thoy lucl the means for existence.

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Morcover, this 1s a stago of "Ilboration strugglo,":

moro actions are moro important than words, and

whoro efforts of all Palestinians aro needal.

aara ts a entatist peat matter

leftist than tho Soviet Union and the Arab

Cormunist partios. Disagrosment betwean Communist

portios and Fatch exist over moposals for "coace.

Iul settlonent" of the conflict, for Fateh rojects

алу

iceful sottlemonts and believes in armed

str

¿as tho only solution.

At this stage of Arab history, Fateh ideas

ara popular and coprosont a surning point in Arab

thought. Thoy rogresent tho bogirning of a now

Arzo ro-awakoning, an attempt at the re delination

of the arsi buing in terris of armod struggle.

Fateh spearheads this ro-awalioning, it is the

vanguard of the revolution, and it leads by sation

and armed strugglo.

Fatan is thus the antithesis of Arab "revolu-

tionary" thought, which was linited to slogans

end devoid of any action in the form of aimed

struggle. Fateh is action unà armod strugglo, ard

the

new synthosis betreon action ard thought will

be

free and libarated Arab human boing.

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3

This article is the product of an open dis

cussion with "Abu Amar". I hope it represents a trus

and comprehensive picture of his idoas, which aro the

ideas of the "Palestine National Liberation Movement -

Fateh"

As I shiered the

cave, Abu Amaris voice

greeted no:

"Welcons,"

He then added, "wa are in

state of aleri as you know, and this rako it noces

sary for us to cancel many of our neotings. I am

sorry for having nade you wait this morning."

I shock his hand and greeted the men as I

talked

inside.

I. sat on a chair facing his small

table, Abù Anar smiled as I looked at his snall.

I3c6:

his

shiny ayos, his flat rose, ar the natural

roustacho.

His clothos nore simplo, the same as whai

other lighters wore.

I bagan with, "I have a number of questions

in mind, as do many poonlo, about "Fateh" and its

ideas and oparations.

Much has boon mitten and sair

about "Ratch" and dis ideas and operations.

Yuch has

boon writton and said about "Fatch" in nawspapers ard

magazines all over the world, and it is necessary to

explain and answer."

Ho said quickly: "I do not undorstard this

concern with Fateh. Evorybody usks of Fatch; others

criticize fatah, erd every time the accusation 1s

difiergnt.

Once we were accused of being, "roslem

Brethren", another time of boing "Chinese Cormunists:

a third time "Ba"thists"

, ard after June 5th It was

said no vere "lassorites"

Others, of courso, insiet

no aro a satollito of Saidi Arabia.

Why? How can Ke

be a11 theso thangs at tho sume time? We do not fira

It necessary to deny thoso accusations because they

aro not true and the contradictions in them are the

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proof." He continued with a smile, bafore I asked him

a new question:

"Now the situation is different.

FoEns of praise aro mitten about us. Those wño

accused us before, now view us as heroes who havo

given back to this Arab nation its confidence and its

hope for victory at a time when it wais sunk in the

shame of defeat."

I said:

"Sore explain the accusations against

yOU aS

& result of not clarirying your idsological

idar

Aou Amar movei ard said:

"This is

the

ix of the matter.

let us first defino our

tarms.

What is neart by ideological identity? Is

It to daclaro to poplo my belief in Karnasm? Is

thIs what I have to do at this stage? Everybody

ingudras about the social content of our movemont

and cur ravolution. Is this the timo for dortrang

the social content? Are we now. still, at a stage

oi mational libaration? How do you exuect ne, then,

to derrive mary classes of the talestinian reople

o their right to participate in the strugglo for

liberation?::

I said, arguing:

"Let us define, at the

same time, the forcas we are fighting.

The enemy

is Israel, Zionisi and the imperialist porars that

Sup

it..."

Abu Amar intorrupted me: "Usually people

describe Israol as a fort quarding imporialist

interests in the Arab World ...I prefer io compere

Israel to the East India Company."

I then continued:

"The battle thon is not

only ageinst tho state of Israel, but against all

imperialist presence on Arab 501l, Thus it is not

a bautie for Palastinians alone, but foi all Arabs.

Israel now occupies, in addicion to Palestine,

Eguetian ani syrian torritorios, and its excan-

sionise designs include Lebanon, East jordan, and

parte of Irạr.!

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Abu Amar said:

"That is true.

But I aM &

Ialestintan first, and as a talestinian I an a cele

homoless,

Fithout

a country or a 1a?s.

Is it

exracted of no to wait and slumber until tho Arab

rovolution onlodas? I have to struarla to sereiz

Dy country.

Others, too, nocd to strugalo.

The

Syrian people must struggle to liberate their

occunied territories, the Esyptian peoplo must fight

to regain Sinai.

Palestine's land and lor it.

as for me, my battle is here. on

I said:

"But you do

not exist in isolation,

You move within sascific

conditions

Imposed upon you by the imporialist

presenco."

Aba Amar continuca, as he pointoà to his

Soviet machino gun:

"Fos me, as a Ialostinian, I

mada the choice and choso to face ina Imporialist

prosence. ..with the gun alone i contront it."

-You are free in your choics, but you will cer-

tainty clash with tho present Arab 'establichments'."

Abu Amar said seriously: "Yos, the clash dia.

in lact, cocur.

Bofore june 5th, we were accused of

aining at involving Arab governments in a bar fur

which they were not propared.

It was said that, as

REeNTS Of CENTO, wa wero conspiring to embarass the

progressive governonts and preparing ior their over-

throw,

After June 5üh, we word inld,

'If you fira

one bullat wa will consider you criminals ani

traitors... your sction now would be irresponsiblo,

and will lead to the destruction of the arab nation,

so calm down and stop jour play ... or else. ! Abu

Amar smiled and went on:

"It our movemont was not

genuine and was not expressing the consciousness und

will of cui peoplo, no would be hanged in a rumbar

0i Arab states for high treason." He added: "ilen

they (the goverments) saw tho Israeli alarm about

our Movement ara the Arab popular support wa ricoivei

because we refussd to accept defoat and surrender,

they rallied to us."

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Fo continuod: "Beloro, the Arab goverrments

could dolay our struggle and

revant it, But the

situation has chanzod now.

Wa ravo bocome serong,

mish strongo" than thay tiami, and the soce of

ole strength is not guns or the number of men iho

aariy thon, rather

reg2la.

You noght ask bere:

proclaán that we will not irte:fore in othor

affairs?'

This question has caused much

- and has boon used against us.

Let me, hom

Arab asias the most,

all Arab governachts, and impose on them the ful-

fillent of ail our demards,

Wa gat from them all

no ask for. this cannot ba an irdication of waal

ress, but on the contrary.

There is so nocessity

ion a cordlict with thon if they support the

Palestinian covolucion,

But if thor. fortid us what:

we need, then we will not romain silent."

vil thout boing interrupied, he continued:

"Let me givo jou an champlo from Lebanon to clarity

the idea.

In principle, da havo no right to givo

an opinion about the rosent Labanoso regimo, It,

not our duty to demard on work for a chango of

vernment; that is the duty of thú Lobaneso pooplo,

ard : is noù for us, therefore, to give an opinion

avoi, internal matters, to donard tho rosignation

o= almiafi's sovermont or die aprointment of this

or chat minister.

Labaneys ragine does noù stand ageinst the

Rosistance Movement to destroy iü.

regive attempts to strike against us, to would not

retaliate to overthron it. Rachor no would let tho

lebanose people express their vill.

incident of Kafr Shuba occurrad, Fatch men and the

Al-Asifah tightors did not donorstrate, to demand

proaction for the Resistance leverent,

It was the

Lebanese pasal: ino devstrated and dererdal pro

tection cor: 2: lesters: lovement.

This is also

nonin: user. We rover thought of

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astring King Hussain to rarove such and

such ministor,

and eproin another. No never asked him to camora

any officer or gororner and such interrel maitors.

No do, honovor, excroise our right for solf-p'otection

and for the continuation of ou struggle."

¿bu bras continued in a sarious tone; "Do you

now how many martyrs we lost on 4/11/1568 (referring

to the clash botreen to Jordanian sacutty forces

and the Resistaros lcranent)?

is had 1? martyrs.

Hundreds of innooont and werned civilians raro also

injurod. If vu had not beon miso thai duy and ií wa

had not

controlled oursalves, he would havo wat.

nessed a grant massacre. We Intorred tho King nì

our intentions cloarty. la told him that ta will

not intortoro in his govarment's intorral atialis,

arcept. then our om existenco is throatened, Whist

is our basic donard from Jordon at this stago? 0ur

to exist on lis tercitory, to move

Irocly anong Falostinans, and to have the rigit of

dying for our land.i

I asked him: "The rolation batreon Arab

governments erd the Falostinian Resistance Hovsnont

could dateriorato...if a "pascarul sottlemant" is

reached the picture will. charge ard tha govcarments

would sitempt to liquidato the Resistanco Movomunt.

What then?"

Abu Amar answered:

"That 15 possiblo, and I

essure you that wa are in a stato of aloctnoss,

benuse we apost attampts at our liqwdation anytin:.

We know that son: hosh governonts are using us, in

their Incorational contacis, as a trusy card in

thoir piay at roachira a "pescoiul cottlomont".

chesa goverments do not low that no are not stone a

than ever

No are the third lergost forco haro

right atcer the Jordanian Army and the Iragi forces

In Jordan

This is ou on military strengch.

also derive strongth Ium popular support here, in

Jordan, and abroad.

This support stens iron tus

detormination of our nation to resist defeat and io

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attain victory.

I an 'not boasting when I say that we (Fateh)

hevo affirmed tho nation's will for victory.

Arter furo Süh, we alone movad and doclared

with

our bullets that the war was not ended, that tha

Falestinian raopie still exist and that the Arab

nation is strongor than deica.

Cur revolution is

the clear deciaration of our vill. Wa regard all

"peaceful settlemerts"

as sw'render and nothing

You must have heard what "Al-lsifah" Radio

about the Soviet prorosal, "i-Asifah"

criticized it in strong terms, and effirmed that

the Falustirian people alone detormino their destiny."

I listened, engrossed, as he cortinued: "It

1s strange that we are accused of regionalisin when

we, in practice, have ended all divisions. lia do

not recorniro bordors, our mon move fron one Arab

stato to anothor mith Paton identity cards only.

Ro "or's on evory Arab soil and whorover Palestinians

We have bases in Syria, we train our forces

in Irag, Egypt and Algeria, and wherever ühe oppor-

tudiy is offered us (China and Viet-Nam). No havo

active grouns in Saudi Arabia, Kualt aid

the Gulf

ax03.

It is not reasonable for us, in order to

oix oursolves against the accusation of region-

i, to attompt to overthrow King Faisal, or the

golernment in Qatar or Bahrain or any other Arab

State.

Wa aro not willing to discuss the problams

a? pientations of any Arab goverrment and ve are

sul walling to take a stard vis-i-vis any gover

rent on the basis of its outlooks - for example,

about socialism."

pro the sat a Now we "

"Now tie are beginning to disouss

wast cry answerud in a strong voice:

"Every-

any aste fovo ar, rocht or left

o foreign

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no thisi Co brothren,

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us of boing rightists. I read an articlo in

Al-Hurrah & fow days ago, mich claimed that he

botray the armed struggle due to our class

composition."

He turned to the non arourd him, laughod and

asked:

"Han, I hars forgotton whers my fathei's

proporty is.

• Do you renonbor?" He continued, as

the men quieted down:

"There are no capitalists,

ornontors or bourgeois among Fateh men.

You have

visited our basos.

Did you see any rich fighters?

We are all of the watches of the carth.

Actually,

we aro the poorost of the world, for as Palestinians,

no lack not only the means for existones, but oli

oin country, and that is the worst land of poverty."

I said: "You are

now confirming what the

lefcists aro saying ..."

Aba Amar answered with enotion: "I am a

refugee.

No ero a nacion ai refugses. Do you know

the meaning of being, a rofuges? I am a human baing

Who has lost ovorything.

I. own nothing.

Even my

comitry has boon takon from me and I have been

kicked

out. What is the ricaning of Left or Right

in this liberation strugglot. I rant my countig even

if the dovils liberate it for me.

As a falestirian,

I do not, anyhor, havo the tire tr spond on arguing

loit or righi, Am I, In a position to refuso the

participation ars holy oi any human being? Do jou

ast me to refuse money for Saudi Arabia bocauso

thoy are rightists? But with their monoy, we buy

weapons from China.

How do you call this action,

leftist or richtist? the problem in my rind and in

the mird of othor Palostinians is simple, ard there

is no nood loi complications.

No havo saen espalle

Iron our courtry which is being occusied by another

rosle through tho force of ares aui by tho aia of

Tapentalion. It is our duby and our right to work

The confusion is due to astrico's

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complications. li we desl with ino situation in

simple tarns, we can understinà it botter. Hords

do not mean a thine. what is important is action

and results."

I said: "But action is tied to thought

and rateh, as a rovolutionary novement, must have

a clear ideology.

Not every parson who carries

a gun is a revolutionary. In this complex battle

which was imposed on the Flostinian peoplo and

•Arab ration, ideology seons to be the nost

moded instrument..."

Abu Amar calmly asked me

to explain what I meant exactly, I said:

"Isn't

- "Are Israol's designs limited to Palestino alone?"

- "No, they incluis most Arab states.s.

- "Isn't the Zionist presence directly related to

intarialist intorests in our area?"

-"Yos....

"Aren't imperialist interests refloctod in one

¡ or anothor by Arab governments?"

- "Yes...

- "Isn't then our confrontation with Israol, as an

imperialist baso and outpost ios the protection of

Imperialist interasts, a direct clash with all

imporialist forcest"

Abu unar arisnared: "You mean from this

enalyst. that ta shauld bo in the slortist samp.

ce all cale co earth.

Don't is surprised.

tice Sor.:"

pader of the leftistr.

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In the wore? 192a220?

artists than tho sodiet

Union dischi, bochuse tho Soviet Undon calis for a

sattloment" and presents poposals for that

Driposes

We rofuss "noacciul sottlenchts" and al)

their proposals.

Aro the Arab Communist parties

more "lortist: then us?

Let me say frankly that

thoy are not, los Communist parties advocatod at one

time, roace with Israel, which you call an imporialist

base in our mast, on our land,"

I said:

"But I am not arguing with you fron

= Communist point of view."

He then continued: "I understand that..

But

thoy have, until this thne, reservations about the

Resistance Movemanü, and they (the Connunists) say

that wo are fanatics and oxtronists, driven by

roligious feelings.

The Sovicts told is that; they f

said that we are making matters vorso, that we do

not understand the nature of our present struggle

and, thorofore, we are overcatending ourselves.

I

want to ask you; Is our struggle with Israel siriply

dus to its military fascist ragine? Ard if leitists

do ten moves a face welle that solve the

I said:

"Rost assured thet thore are no truo

socialists in Israel, for socialism cannot survive

in an exclusivo society basod on roligion and rece."

Abu Amar continuad: "Evon if you believe that,

It 1s still pronature to dotard that our now rovo-

lucionary novement havo a sosial content. Do you

want us to specity the naturo or tho rogine to be in

Palastine after ius liboration, now? That aiscus-

sion roild be too early.

Moscover, to speak of a

social concont for our Resistanco lovonerit at this

tino would ruflect a leftist missionary ¿val and a

Loftist innctur1.65e

We are now in a stagen

Intion] liberation.

At this stago all iccolonica!

dirterences which are a fun of thoretical lury,

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must be forgoiton until liberation is won. Thon,

vie can disagrco among oursolvos as much as we

Zike over leîtist, rightist, socialist or liboral

ideas...

We are not a party. Me are a group of

Falostinians no have discovered, before others,

that our country will not be saturnod to lis unless

ve fight for its liberation.

So, we have carriod

rons and begun tha armed struggle without

ring to exhaust our thoughts over idsological

analysos."

I said: "But when you carry the gun, then

by necessity you are in the leftist camp."

.. sr.

Abu Amar explaincd: "It is not fair that

you ast us to be more radical than Nao Ise-lung.

Ho fought. Crinng Kai-Shok who doñended the bow

gücásie; but whon Japan occuplod China, Mao formed

an alliance with Chiang nai-Shok, bocause the

liberation of the country was more important than

the ideological difiorences over the forn oi

goverrrent.

ihy do you ask ue to renove basio

and effoctive racioralist forces fron our revolu

tion, especial at a time wen wo ness the erfort

5 ell the lestininn socoie? What right do 1

•"nve to classiry FaJestinians? The only criteria

for judenont is dodication to the rovolution.

those nao foin the revolucion ar2 ineretore

nationalists.

He cannot refuss tho financial

oi those who movide it because they are boirgeois

or capitalists. Can zous anchom show me

talestinians who ara cantalists? they do not

exist.

Those mo becare realthy had livad fos

• jears in the Arabian Guli and rade their wealth

by hard work and by their own offorts; there are

no capitalisis among us.

The majority are homoless,

- refugees. I noeà monsy, and monay is a basic factor

for the revolution, for with money I buy arms and

protect the martyrs' families. Where can I got

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Abi kris gamed at me:

aEd uratud in 03100

Snoredn't to disto?"

Tho is mas cirray 2:00 cicor micra dr.

17 bove been aboli

1232 Liran

He raphed:

He woleone giciaons in: dro exch: te do

vicio, due re will nos dacrogeràs for a Morat,

sid enchini plans.

to me adorator the ali,

wie tag in bosoner the dirt of dar Mary and lini

Taken tito.

bother"

I bar nom and the men farrecto eso lore with

mainsistine idealina.

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• DE

157-3075

Y. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

New York received 51,199 copies of "The Black

Panther" newspaper from National. Distribution, San Francisco,

California, and in turn forwarded 1, 700 copies to Agusta,

Geoigia,

and 4,800 copies to Detroit.

SF T-22.

October 28, 1970

13,000 papers dated November 7, 1970, were

received via

• Trans World Airlines.

The papers for Cleveland

also arrived Detroit via American Airlines as Cleveland was

apparently having a shipping problen.

DE I-1

November 10, 1970

The Detroit NCCP received the following number

of newspapers from National Distribution, San Francisco,

California:

Number of papers

15,000

14, 000

14, 000

Newspapers dated

November 14, 1970

November 21, 1970

November 28, 1970

DE T-1

November 30, 1970

A shipment consisting of 13 boxes of newspapers

consigned to Community Center, 2219 indiandale, Detroit,

Michigan, from National Distribution, 1335 Fillmore, San

Francisco, California, arriveä in Detroit on November 12,

On November 13, 1970, EDEAR

ROBINSON called United Airlines and said he would pick up

the papers.

• DE T=18

November 16, 1970

A shipment of 29 boxes of newspapers consignee

and shipper as above,

arrived in Detroit, November 20, 1970,

via United Airlines.

DE I-18

November 23, 1970

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• Is: 35730%

A shipment consisting of seven poxes et newspapers

airingied to NORMAN MC KEE, NCCE,

2219 Indiandale, Detroit,

shipper as above,

arrived Detroit 5:10 p.m., November 26,

1970, via United Airlines, with instructions

to hold at

29g629 46

DE I-18

November 30, 1970

HUEY P. NERTON, leader of BPP, is scheduled to

speak at the following locations in an effost to raise

funds for the Detroit 16%:

Date

November 16, 1970

Location

Oakland University.

Rochester, Michigan

November 17, 1970

Michigan State University,

East Lansing, Michigan

November 17, 1970

University of Michigan,

Ann Arbor, Michigan

November 18, 1970

Western Michigan Univorsity

Kalamazco, Michigan

DE I-].

November 12, 1970

BEVERLINA POLI, Financial Secretary, Illinois

Chapter, BPP, arrixed in Detroit, November 19, 1970, and

returned to Chicago, November 20, 1970.

borrow busses for the tronsportation of the Chicago group

to the Constitutional Convention, Washington, D.C., but was

refused.

DE I-1

Noveinber 20, 1970

ROBERT' BAY and ZAYD/SHAKUR, BPP, NEW YOrK, DAVID

HILLIARD, CONITIE MATTRES, and HUDY NITION, BIP San Francisco,.

arrived in Detroit October 16, 1970, and leit October 18,

1970, en route to New York.

Thase

individuals were in Datroit

:

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to accompany NEWTON on a speaking tour to raise funds for

the Detroit 16.

DE I-16

November 20, 1970

Reservations were made on American Airlines Flighi

departing san Francisco tor Detroit, 11:50 pen, Novater

25, 1910, £0K

RONNIE TRIIN And NORMAN MC KEE, both Dotroit

NCCF members.

A third Detroit NCCE member, VIRON REDVINE,

was to remain in california.

SF T-22

November 25, 1970

Approximately 40 persons, both Negro and white,

including members of the Detroit NCCF left Detroit in tro

Hertz van-type trucks

and at least two cars on November 25,

1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's Constitutional

Convention, Washington, D.C.

DE T-3

November 26, 1970

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also known as

Black Pantbor Party for

Self Defense

recordin,

to the official newspaper

U.b

the BPP, the BPP

was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to

organize black people so they can take control of the life,

politics, and the destiny of the block community. It was

organised by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairinan, and HUEX P. NEWTON,

Minister of Defense, BPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"

récularly states that the DPP advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression

of the black people.

Residonts of the black community are

urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently

referred to as "pigs" who should be killea.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an

article by the then

Minister of Eaucation, GEORGE HURRAY.

This article ended with the following:

"Black men.

Black people, colored

persons of America,

revolt everywhere!

Arm yourselves.

The only culture

worth keeping is revolutionary culture.

Change

Freedon everyuhere.

Dynamite! Black power. Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everywere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1963, had an

article introduced with the following statement:

"Ke will

not dissent fron American government, He will overthrow ii."

• DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in & speech at the

San Francisco Polo Field on Wovember 15, 1969, said "He will

kill Richara Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New YOrk Times," issue of

•December 13, 1959, Was quoted as follows: "We advocate the

very direct

overthrow of the government by way of fosce

and viclence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had

an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS aS fOllOWS:

"The only way to make this racist Us governnent administer

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

up arms against this government, killing the officius,

until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby.

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy of all mankind, the racist us government:"

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1016 Peralta Street,

Oakland, Caliiornia.

Branches of the Bri, and Committces to

Combat Fascism, under control of the Bir, have been established

•In various locations in the US?.

CONFIDENTIAL

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APPENDIX

1

LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS

Also known as

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM)

A source advised on April. 22, 1970, that the

League of Revolutionary Black Workers

(LRBW)

is a black.

extremist labor union, with headquarters at 179 Cortlana,

Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metropolitan

area.

source advised that the IRBW is attempting to oust

the United Auto Workers (VAW) from thoir position as

bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit

area

automotive plants. Source advised that the IRBW has

used threats of violence against both black and white

supervisory personnel and UAl leaders in an attempt to

intimidate them into an agreement with IRBW domands. The

IRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the JAW

as "racist".

A second source advised that membership in the

LREW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the LRBW

constitution which states "membership is denied to all

honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the

historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of blaci people."

Membership in the LRßW is less than 25 persons.

The second source also staied that the LREW had

suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was

known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movament (FRUM) and

Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other

assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the

IREW is active oniy at the Doäge Main Assembly Plant in

This

suborganization is known as

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) .

The other

suborganizations are now defunct:

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The first source stated that in 1969 RONALD LEE

MARCH, KENNETH JOHN WATSON aNÔ GENERAL GORDON BAKER,

JR.,

who source identified as members of the Central Committee

of the IRBW, met with diplomatic representatives of the

North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, to

request support of the IRBW both morally and financially by

the North Vietnamese.

"Inner city'e aficial publication of the JRaw is the

A characterization of "Inner City Voice"

is attached hereto.

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"INNER CITY VOICE"

The "Inner City Voice" (ICV) was registered

with the Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Names Division

on August 4, 1967, by KENNETH JOHN WAISON, under Certificate

Number 203945.

A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspaper"

dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolutionaries

, in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the production of

a new

neuspaper.

It is hoped that the first edition of the

'Inner City Voice', will appear on

the newsstand in August

of 1957."

According

• to the

bulletin, the ICV's goal is the

building of a mass circulating revolutionasy propaganda

Program.

The bulletin stated

the newspaper was to concentrate

.. on local news, cultural and social events, as well as providing

coverage of radical politics.

A source advized on

March 17, 1970, that the ICY

was published from July of 1967 through June

of 1963, when

it was torminated. In the fall of 1969 a newspaper similar

to ICY appeared on Detroit newsstands which was called

"SAUTI", meaning Voice in Swahili.

This publication,

in its

fist edition stated that it emerged from the ICV, and its

purpose, in addition to the above, mould be io exist as

the

official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Norkers

(LRBH).

In

January of 1970, an edition of

"SAUTI" stated

that it would continue publication under the old name of

"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black

extremist labor movement.

In the spring of 1970, the ICV did

not publish the inflamnatory articles which were connon in

1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto

Workers

(UAW) leadership and control of black workers at

Detroit area auto plants.

Source advised that the editors of the ICV are

KENNETH JOHN WATSON: LUKE SAMUEL TRIPP, GENERAL CORDON BAKER,

MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and RONALD LEE MARCH, all Of whom source

identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.

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U'°

ED STATES DEPARTMENT OT

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGALION

STICE

In Reply, Picase Rejor so

File No.

December 17, 1970

Title

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP), NATIONAL

COMMITTED TO COMRAT FASCIS! (NCCE)

DETROIT DIVISION

Character RACIAÏ MATTIRS - SMITI ACT OF 1940;

SEDIFICUS CONSPIRACI,

RESEULION AND

RASSOREOG INSURNECTION

Reference Detroit report dated and captioned

as above

All sources (except any listed below, whose idertities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

infornation in the past.

This docunent contains neither recommendations nor conclurions of the FBI. Il is the property

of the FBI and is loared to your agency; 1: and ils contents are not lo be distributed outside

your nuency.

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SSC REQUEST

December 18, 1975

Item 1 e.

(Part II)

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* FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN

"IGATION

PECS

REPORTING OFFICE

SAN DIEGO

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN DIEGO

TITLE OF CASE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

DATE

1/21/72

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/8/71-1/7/72

REPORT MADE BY

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

CHARACTER OF CASE

+

TYPED BY

jam

EXTREMIST MATTERS & SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

REFERENCE:

Phoenix letter to the Bureau and LHM dated

10/22/71;

Bureau letter to Phoenix dated 11/9/71;

Las Vegas letter to the Bureau dated 12/6/71:

Phoenix letter to the Bureau dated 12/17/71;

Phoenix letter and LHM to the Bureau dated

12/22/71.

-P

IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS

CONVIC

AUTO.

It is noted that the large volume

df information

reported herein was furnished by SD 1155-E,

the sole source

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

TOPORMANt

NONE

ACQUIT-

SAVINGS

RECOVERIES

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

DYES EINO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

DYES XINO

Deleted Copy Sent Duris e

by Letter aisl

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

E/DRex TOTA Request

SRECiSiNiGENIN

?; IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

TREC-50

Bureau (157-23577)

REC D

x-). date

Copies cont'd on Cover Page

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7/16/75.G.7.T.

2 - San Diego (157-2815)

3) 13, JẠN, 28 1972

Printin

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Fud.

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

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Notations

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Copies Made (cont'a):

1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

- Baltimore

- El Paso (Info)

- Kansas City

- Las Vegas

1157-997.

- Los Angeles (Info)

- Oklahoma City (Info)

• Portland (Info)

1 - Sacramento (Info)

2 - Seattle

of such information in the san Diego Division. Much of this

information is known only to the source and to one other

IdentifIEs

individual within the organization.»

Therefore iDeOlden

SOURCE

reporting.

Information in the report as

SD T-1 and SD T-2 are

SD 1155-E

_INfORMANTS

157-2815 (Instant Report)

ADMINISTRATIVE

The identity of HOWARD B. GODFREY is known to the

Bureau.

This report is being classified "Confidential"

because it contains information from sd I-1 and sd I-2, a

confidential source of continuing value to the Bureau

in security matters.

The unauthorized disclosure of the

information contained in the report could reasonably result

in the identification of the informant which would be

prejudicial to the defense interests of the nation.

-B-

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All individuals referred to herein as leaders of

the SAO in the San Diego area are either being actively

investigated or have been so investigated in the past to

determine whether they should be placed on the ADEX.

For the additional information of the Bureau

and Kansas City, which is Office of Origin in the Minutemen

investigation,

all individuals associated with the Secret

Army Organization (SAO) at San Diego are former members

of the Minutemen organization or sympathizers or supporters

of that organization. Inasmuch as information contained

In this report covers the main areas of Minutemen-type

activity within the san Diego area and due to the fact that

the individuals who have formed the SAO consider the Minutemen

organization to effectively be non-existent, this report is

being submitted to kansas City in lieu of the regular report

on Minutemen activity at San Diego.

INfORMANT

For the information of the Phoenix Division, SD 1155 F

reported on 11/9/71 that the SAO had received a written request

from one CHARLES MANLEVE, 2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix,

Arizona, asking for information regarding the SAo.

In connection with its investigation of the individual

named JOHN OWEN BURION as referred to in Las Vegas letter dated

Oklahoma City should

12/6/71 and Phoen'ix letter dated 12/RRY LINN DAVIS, SAO leader

at san begon indicated to so1i133 that there vIse Sno De Informant

more individuals in the State of Oklahoma, exact location

not known, who DaVIs referred to as contacts InfoRmaNt

of other contactiothes not tet me test meet

information about the SAO from areas within the Kansas City,

El Paso, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Portland, and Sacramento

Divisions.

Part 11,

Cos of this report sets forth information

regarding an incident

in which a young woman, PAULA ELAINE

THARP,_

was injured dy sniper fire while at the residence of

a San

Diego State College professor named PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

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Both THARP and BOHMER are subjects of investigation in the

San Diego Division on the basis of their activities in the

New Left Movement.

BOHMER's residence is a commune known as "The Box,"

which is a focal point of New Left activity in San Diego and,

at this time, is primarily concerned with

formulating

plans for confrontations and demonstrations during the 1972

‚Republican National Convention at San Diego.

It has been

Informaw determined that THARP's wound is not serious in nature.

SDwtd55)-E, who was present during the incident on an

intelligence gathering assignment for the sau

the assailant as GEORGE MA HOOVER (San Diego 100-153 entified

Ideutifies who accompanied informant on this assignment.

Informant

SourcE has advised that this incident was not premeditated by the

SAO or any member of it, including HOOVER, and that it was

a spur of the moment action on HOOVER's part.

This

information has been disseminated on a confidential basis

to the san Diego Police Department, which is investigating

the incident.

It is noted that much of the printed literature

and propaganda of the SAO has been forwarded to the Bureau

via referenced Phoenix communications. However, in order

so assure the completeness of this report

one copy of each

piece of printed material distributed by the SAo is beins

included at the end of this report in a section marked

"Addendum."

It is noted that details of this report include

information dated prior to that of the investigative period.

This information is included so as to show a more complete

picture of the origin and structure of this organization.

A copy of this report is being disseminated

locally to U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, California.

LEADS

i wa

EL PASO, LOS ANGELES, OKLAHOMA CITY, PORTLAND, and

SACRAMENTO DIVISIONS

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LEADS (cont'a)

to the above offices for their reference and possible

investigative assistance in view of the fact that contacts

or requests for information regarding the SAO have been

reported within those Divisions.

BALT IMORE

Baltimore is requested to furnish San Diego with

basic information regarding the group allegedly operated

by JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS and to contact knowledgeable

sources regarding this bron the sisterine the extent of any

alliance or connection with

LAS VEGAS

do the 3 end deterine any alavitos on la part in Dena!

Will determine if the JACK DOYLE, telephone

number 642-4467, referred to in this report is the she as

JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR.,

(Las Vegas 157-553) mentioned in

referenced Las Vegas letter to the Bureau.

PHOENIX

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Will identify CHARLES MANLEVE,

2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, and determine the nature

of his activities, if any.

SEATTLE

AT BOTHELL, WASHINGION. Will identify CY ANDERSON,

10418 N.E. 168th Place, Bothell,

and determine the nature of

his activities.

SAN DIEGO

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SD 157-281.5

LEADS, (cont' a)

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.

Will attempt to identify

additional members of the SAO and

follow and report activities

of this organization.

чі.

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ND-RUA (KeV. 3-3-59)

UNI

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TICE

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

• Field Office File #:

Title:

1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

Office:

¡January 21, 1972

San Diego,157-2815

Bureau File #:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

SAN DIEGO

157-23577

Character:

EXTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Synopsis:

*.

Secret Army Organization (SAO) formed at San Diego

California,

•In late September, 1971, by JERRY LYNN

DAVIS to replace Minutemen (MM) organization considered

defunct in the San Diego area. Organization formed to

provide military-type training

for self defense, to

oppose communism and totalitarian government, and to

taie over political power in the United States if the

present government fails. JERRY LYNN DAVIS considered

"Commander" of the SAO at San Diego and other officers

set forth.

Members of the SAO active in acquring and

possessing firearms and explosives.

Tentative arrangements

made for extension of SAO with branches at Las Vega Aaditional

Nevada; Phoenix, Arizona; and Seattle, Nashington.

SAO contacts claimed at Portland, Oregon; El Paso, Texas;

be i sage at ey on or a greate on and ent

Oklahoma.

alleged

tentative

arrangements made for alliance between STEVENS' group and

SAO. SAO has total of 8 members at San Diego, California,

with approximately same number of supporters and sympathizers.

Number of possible members or supporters at Las Vegas, Phoenix,..

and Seattle not known. Membership fees for initiation are

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency? it and its contents

are not to be distributed outside your agency.

K1. I.

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$5.00, monthly dues are $3.00. Other financial information

set forth.

SAO to publish monthly news and training

bulletin and other special bulletins, posters and stickers

as need and occasion arises.

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DETAILS:

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

I. ORGANIZATIONAI STRUCTURE

A. Location of Headquarters

: On May 5, 1971, It was reported that JERRY LYNN

DAVIS, leader of the SAO

in laying plans for the formation

at the sa tracio lovate, te to quarters evera neates

San Diego, California.

(SD T-I, May 5, 1971)

on September 13, 1971, it was reported that, in

preparation for future organizational work, DAVIS had

rented

several Post Office boxes in the San Diego area which would

be used for this purpose.

These included Post Office Box

California

92105, which was rented in

Catron 204 st on was reft do no one art et

California

It was reported that "Artist Supply" was the name

utilized for a mail drop operated by TRoY HAUGHION, formel

Nest Coast leader of the Minutemen (MM) organization.

(SD I-1, September 13, 1971)

The Minutemen (MM) is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by ROBERI B. DE PUGH

in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance to the

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spread of communism in the United States by

use of guerrilla tactics.

DE PUGH is

currently incarcerated in a l'ederal peni-

tentiary for violation of the federal

Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the

organization has no formal headquarters

and that it is

operated out of the homes of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and

other members.

/ir.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

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B.

Charter Information

on January 7, 1972, it was reported that the sac

has no plans for formulating

charters as such for the

parent or subsidiary groups.

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

C. Objectives

On May 5,

group to organize people in various localities and to

provide them with military-type training for the purpose

of being ready to eventually take over political power

in the United States when the present government fails

due to oppression or communist influence.

(SD I-1, May 5, 1971)

correspondence

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would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles of the

old MM organization.

(SD T-1, December 20, 1971)

on January 7, 1972, it was reported that the SAO

intended to conduct intelligence-type operations and to

offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used

against

Left Wing groups and suspected enemies of the United States.

A leaflet entitled, "Join the Secret Army

Organization" was made available which offered the following

statements of purpose:

"I) To prepare the means of personal defense

and survival in. case of enemy attack.

: 2) Io resist and expose the spread of communist

influence and propaganda within our own national

boundaries.

: 3) To investigate by means of our own secret

memberships the infiltration of communist sympathizers

into American organizations of government, business,

labor,' religion and education.

4) To resist by any and all means the passage of

laws which regulate the private ownership of

firearms or which detract from the individual's

ability to defend his own family and personal

property.

5) To promote knowledge and skill in the use of

arms by our own members and by the general

public.

6) To form in advance of actual need a secret

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To lend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic

or foreign, opposing communist expansion or

subversion.

o at even at stacies of cover 8282802y

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

D. Officers

On January 7, 1972, It was reported that, if the

organization continues

to progress as originally envisioned,

it will eventually be operated by a General Staff.

This

General Staff will be composed of JERRY LYNN DAVIS.

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"Commander

Washington," and the leaders of various area

spring Valley, California, with the title of

groups who will

hold the title of "Captain.'"

At the present time, such

area groups tentatively exist in the following places:

California

• with the

San Dieg°"Captain" being HOWARD B.-GODFREY

746 Graves

El Cajon, California

GODFREY is a former MM and will be Number Iwo

man in the SAO.

Phoenix, Arizona

where the "Captains" will be EVERETT MOORE

and his wife. The MOOREs are knöwn

MM leaders

in the Phoenix area.

Seattle, Washington

where the "Captain" will be CY-ANDERSON

10418 N.E. 168th Place

Bothell, Washington

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Las Vegas,

Nevada

where the

ED (LNU)

"Captains" will be JACK pOYLE and

Post Office Box 2191

Nevada

Lass ladies alleged have former

connections with the MM organization.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

E. Summary of Overall Activities

on May 5, 1971,

it was reported that JERRY LYNN

DAVIS was continually talking about the plans he was making

to start a new organization.

According to DAVIS, he

considered the MM organization to be defunct, at

least

in the San Diego area and in most of the Western states,

and felt, the need to organize a new Right Wing group to

fill the

power vacuum which it had left. He indicated that

he knew people in' Phoenix, Arizona; Portland, Oregon; seattle,

Washington,

and Las Vegas, Nevada,

who he wanted to contact

regarding such an organization, feeling that they would be

highly interested in helping to organize and get it going.

He said his plans included having Post Office boxes rented

for the new organization in all these cities and having

leaflets and stickers regarding the organization printed

using the respective Post Office box numbers.

On a pre-determined

day, press releases would be made in each of these cities

and stickers being put up in the cities on the same day.

This woula be done for the purpose of disguising the location

of the national headquarters, which would be actually located

in San Diego, California.

(SD T-I, May 5, 1971)

on september 13, 1971, it was reported that DaVIs

had become very interested in the National Socialist White

Peoples Party (NSWPP) as a possible answer to the need for a

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Right Wing group in the San Diego area.

He was reportedly

studying that organization and considering becoming a

member.

(SD I-2, September 13, 1971)

The National Socialist White Peoples Party,

also known as The American Nazi Party,

American Nazis, and The George Lincoln

Rockwell Party,

was organized on February 26,

1996, at Arlington, Virginia, based upor

the concept of an international "National Socialist"

movement as espoused by the German Nazi Party

headed by Adolf Hitler.

The organization supports

and Iollows the line of hatred against Negroes,

Jews, and communists through various propaganda

media seeking a legitimate dominant political

: party in the United States and foreign countries.

going ahead with plans for the new organization.

In addition,

DAVIS indicated that he expected to obtain membership lists

and the necesary materials for setting up application forms,

bulletins and training literature for the new organization

and membership application forms printed in the near future

and that, tentatively.

the responsibility for making the

nonthly mail-outs would alternate between DAVIS and GODFREY.

DAVIS advised that le durALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print, 7609

El Cajon Boulevard,

some of these materials. ALEXANDER was

California, had agreed to print

described as a tormel

MM supporter who had allowed TROY HAUGHTON to use his printing

facilities

for the benefit of the West Coast MM organization.

Other plans for the new organization included

eventually setting up two membership lists which would be

recorded on microfilm.

One of the lists would be maintained

by DAVIs and the other by GODFREY. -The purpose in placing

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the membership lists on microfilm was for easy destruction.

Two lists were

to be maintained to guard against the

possibility of one being lost or destroyed.

*(SD I-2, September 16, 1971)

On October 8, 1971, It was reported that DaVIs had

chosen the name "Secret Army

Organization" for his new group.

In addition, it was learned DAVIS had had 1,000 copies each

of letterhead stationery and membership application forms

for the SAO printed up the previous weekend. DAVIS also

advised that he, GODFREY, and other associates would attend

the Annual Yuma Gun Show at Yuma, Arizona, on October 16 and

October 17, 1971, at which time he expected contact would be

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made with people

attending the gun show from Phoenix,

Arizona, and Seattle, Washington, regarding the SAo.

(SD I-1, October 8, 1971)

• On October 16, and October 17, 1971, DAVIS, GODERLY,

at 4114 Massachusetts,

and STANLEY DON MC DADE La Mesa, California, were in attendance

a prospective member of the SAO residing

at the Yuma Gun Show.

a meeting was

rela in a motel room at Yuma, Arizona, with persons ir

attendance.

incluaing the above three individuals and yvihul.

and CY ANDERSON

MOORE and his wife from phothe topic of discussion was the saO

from seattle, Washington.

• and those attending the meeting were in general agreement

that a new cohesive force was necessary among Right wing

groups as a result of the power vacuum left by the disintegration

of the MM organization. MOORE and ANDERSON tentatively agreed

to having their respective groups join the sau subject to the

approval of the members of these groups. Copies of printed

ma ere i cret amy anaton la flet enthe first storetin

of the SAO entitlea, "To Prospective Members of the Secret

Army Organization,"

and membership application forms were passed"

around among the

group.

It was decided that, subsequent contacts regarding

expansion of the SAO would be made and that the San Diego area

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mail drop for the Phoenix group would be the address of

HOMAHD TRAN CIA CHI the MM organization.

, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California,

member

CY, ANDERSON's automobile

nad broken down some, place in the

in route to the gun showstate of Nevada and it had

the gun show.

Known to him regarding the SAO.

learned

in late September, 1971, that the NSWPP is adamantly

opposed to persons having

American Indian blood, considering

them to be of an inferior

was responsible for Davis decision

was felt that this fact

to finally go ahead

and organize the SAo.

It was also reported that, in addition to the

been printed

at the same time as well as a number of stickers

advertising for the sAl. The printing of these materials was

done by BETTIE HAUGHTON on an offset press which she had

maintained since

'the time her husband was in the MM organization.

Many copies of these printed materials have been sent out to

people known in the past to have been MM members or other

Right Wing sympathizers.

The meeting mentioned in the llrst paragraph of the

history leaflet is actually a disguised reference to the meeting

which took place in the motel room

at Yuma, Arizona, on

October 17, 1971.

(SD I-2, October 20, 1971)

DAVIS returned home from Las Vegas, Nevada, on the

evening of October <3, 1971.

He stated that

the reason for

this delay was that he had become very involved in Las Vegas

with meeting people and with

organizing the SAO indicating

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that arrangements had been made for the group he contacted

at Las Vegas to join the SAO. He further advised that

arrangements had

been made to get insignia patches from

CY ANDERSON for the berets that SAO members would be given

to wear.

* (SD I-2, October 26, 1971)

On October 27, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have

advised that ANDERSON had

gone to El Paso, Texas, from

Las Vegas, Nevada, to make contact with people known to

him there. DAVIS

advised he expected ANDERSON to be

for additional discussions

felt the need for him ana GODFREY to travel to Phoenix,

Arizona, sometime in December, 1971, for the purpose of

recontacting EVERETT MOORE regarding the SAO.

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(SD I-2, October. 27, 1971)

On November 9, 1971, it was reported that CY ANDERSON

had spent approximately a day and a half at DAVIS: residence

discussing the SAO.

Resulting from these discussions were

L9it, or danuary.

Arizona to El Paso, Texas

, following which they would cross

the border at Juarez, Mexico, and drive to Mexico City•

Returning from Mexico City, they woula travel to Las Vegas

where the individual named ED (Last Name Unknown) would be

picked up and

who would then travel with them to Denver,

to solicit support for that organization.

(SD I-2, November 9, 1971)

On December 17, 1971, correspondence was observed

at the DAVIS residence from an

individual named JESSE

. CLAYBURN

-STEVENS at Silver Springs, Maryland. The correspondence, which

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was addressed to the SAO, indicated that STEVENS was in

control of at least part

of what was left of the former

MM organization on the East Coast.

In the letter, STEVENS

expressed hatred for ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, former national

Leader of the MM organization, and interest

in establishing

future contact with the SAo.

STEVENS also indicated that he

corresponded with several individuals in the San Diego area

and did not know who had furnished him information on the

SAO. According to DAVIS, this was done by standa

ME DADE.

In addition, DÁVIS advised he is known to STEVENS

by the alias of PATRICK MC DONALD.

A letter replying to the above correspondence from

STEVENS which DAVIS had written was also observed.

In this

letter, DAVIS also expressed interest in making contact

with STEVENS' group.

DAVIS indicated in his letter that,

even though the SAO was a new organization with a new name,

it would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles

'of the old MM organization. .

(SD I-1, December 20, 1971)

(ста тонній

On December 20

it had prepared regarding PETER GEORGE-BOHMER, a professor

of Economics at San Diego State College, and a well-known

figure in New Left activities in the San Diego area.

The

information contained in the bulletin was obtained by the

SAO primarily from research of newspaper articles and

surveillance of BOHMER's activities.

(SD I-1, December 20; 1971)

On December 29, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS

had received additional

correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN

STEVENS. In this letter, STEVENS agreed to the formation of

an alliance between his

group and the SAO. Guidelines which

were set up would have STEVENS' group in control of Right Wing

activities in the East and in the south, while the SAl would

operate in the Western states.

It was also agreed that the two

groups should work on finding

an individual in or near

Chicago,

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Illinois, to act as coordinator of Right Wing activities in

the Midwest area.

DAVIS mentioned JAMES EVAN. ROTO as a good

possibility in this regara.

POTO, an SAO member at San Diego,

is employed

by a national restaurant chain and is expecting

to be transferred to the chicago area in the early part of

1972 to open a new restaurant there.

In addition, arrangements were made between sAo anc

STEVENS' group regarding the trading of information or

individuals of interest to these organizations who reside

in each other's areas. Furthermore, it was agreed that

members of their respective groups would be transferred

from

one group to another if they should move to a new area.

STEVENS indicated that his group has microfilming

equipment and "secure" messages between the two groups will

be transmitted by microfilm as soon as the SAO acquires the

necesary: equipment.

(SD I-1, December 29, 1971)

HAUGHTON will remarry in

December 13 the neat

DAVIS has been very busy recently preparing the

next SAo bulletin.

will have two pages of general information regarding news,

recruiting, and training.

(SD T-2, December 29, 1971)

Un January 5, 1972.

bulletin had been printed an? It was reported that the new SAo

was ready for distribution.

addition, DAVIS was reported to have stated that he wanted to

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begin work on a new special bulletin such as the one done

by the SAO on PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

However, this time

he target of the bulletin would be a nationally-know

figure of

the New Left Movement.

(SD I-1, January 5, 1972)

F. Acquisition of Firearms and Explosives

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that most

members of the SAO possess several firearms and frequently

are armed. Furthermore, members of the SAO are endeavoring

to acquire explosives and munitions of all descriptions.

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(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

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II. ACTIVITIIS OF LOCAI GROUPS

: A. Name, Location, and Estimated Membership

On January,?, 1972, it was reported the SAO leader-

ship considers that the organization has groups established

at the following locations:

San Diego, California

The group at san Diego contols the State of

California and has the same location as the

This group has eight

members and approximately the same number

and supporters.

Phoenix, Arizona

The Phoenix group controls the State of Arizona.

There are only two individuals, EVEREIT MORKE

and his wife, known

at this time, although,

allegedly, a larger groups exists.

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Seattle, Washington

This group controls the State of Washington

and possibly Idaho and

exists.

Las Vegas, Nevada

'This group controls the State of Nevada with

at least

two individuals, JACK DOYLE and

ED (Last Name Unknown) and possibly more

in the groupi.

In addition, DAVIS has claimed to have two

members,

with acquaintances in the States of Oklahoma and

Kansas.

Furthermore, DAVIS hasadvised that individuals

near Redding' in requesting information on the SAo.

California, and in the State of Maryland

have written

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

B. Officers

for the

groups of the SAO will be the

same as those listed for national and state positions of

the SAO.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)"

• C. Summary of Activities

It is noted that most of the information regarding.

activities of the SAO at San Diego has been reported in the

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section entitled "Overall Activities" in order to more

easily show the organization and growth of the group.

On January 7, 1972, an article appeared in the

San Diego Union, daily newspaper at San Diego, California,

and reported that,

a young woman

According to

College

earlier that day and BOHMER had allegedly received threatening

telephone calls from the SAO.

The article stated that the San Diego Police

Department was investigating the incident.

: On January 7,.1972, Detective ERNIE TRUMPER,

Investigative Support Division, San Diego Police Department,

advised that a witness at the scene of the

shooting incident

had described seeing two

shots fired from a light blue 1964

Plymouth Valiant automobile.

According to TRUMPER, the

individual firing the shots had been described as a white

male in his mid die 20's, slender build, with dark curly hair

and a light, neatly trimmed beard.

on January 1, 1972, 1t was reported that members

of the sao had indeed placed

stickers on BOHMER's office

door during the day on January 6, 1972.

reported that the description of

However, it was

the vehicle and

the assailant

as furnished by the San Diego Police Department did not match

any known SAO member or vehicle belonging to any SAO

member.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

III.

FINANCES

On September 16

to have stated that he estimated the monthly oper was repotted

of the organization he had in mind to be approximately $100.00.

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He further advised that O. A. ALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print

had agreed to do printing for the SAO at cost.

(SD T-2, September 16, 1971)

On October, 8, 1971

it was reported that initiation

fees in the SAO would be $5.00 and that monthly dues of

membership would be $3.00.

(SD T-1, October 8, 1971)

On November 26, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have

stated that he had spent

$300

of his own money. on printing

materials for the SAO and for other expenses.

(SD T-1, November 26, 1971)

On December 20, 1971, it was reported that the SAO

had then spent $140 on printing its literature.

The last

bulletin put out by the group had been done at Alex Rapid

Print at a cost of $3.50 for 200 copies. A total of $16.00

was spent on stamps to mail the bulletin out.

(SD I-2, December 20, 1971)

IV.

PUBLICATIONS AND PROPAGANDA

plans of the san any or puttitostered present

for members of the group and for other special bulletins,

leaflets, posters and stickers as the need and occasion

arises.

Future plans call for the eventual publication of

a bulletin which will be distributed publicly.

The SAO is presently contemplating using the slogan

"We're Everywhere."

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

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V. " MISCELLANEOUS

Included at the end of this report as a special

section marked. "Addendum" is one copy of each piece oI

literature printed so far by the

SAO.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI

and is loaned to your agency; 'it and its contents are not to

' be distributed outside your agency.

sire

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ADDENDUM

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SECRET

ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

A

Dear Fellow American,

At the roquest of a mutual friend we are sending you this invitation in

join the Secret Ariy Organization. Those of us who have baen merabers for

some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pie-

serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our

forefathers landed down to us.

I: is the belief of our organization that the communist-socialist cou-

spiracy has infiltrated the United States Government to such an extent that the

• American people cannot rely on this countrg's elected leaders to protect thont

from communis domination and slavery.

We believe that the time will come when the American people will have

to fight for their lives, and their liberty. In this belicf. we have formed in

advance & secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-

stitutional repablic and to help our teilow Americans to do the same.

We do no want lukewarm members. We are an organization of people

willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the samo

way, we invite you to join us.

parentant

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAITON

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GRMY ORGANIZE

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

ON

S

Dear Fellow American,

Your letter of inquiry concerning the Secret Army Organization was

received a few days ago. We havchad so many inquiries during the past lew

months that it has been impossible to answer each of them promptly with a

personal letter.

We certainly appreciate your interest in our organization and we hope

you will join us in our battle for national and individual freedom. As you

learn more about the Secret Army Organization I'm sure you will come lo

realize that we are notradicals, but are far more inclinedtobequietly det-

icated and clear thinking individuals.

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its

history, objectives and programs. After you have given this material

careful sady, we hope you will use the enclosed application form to join our

organization.

When sending in your application, do not put your return

audzees or name on the outside of the envelope.

After your membership application has been processed, we would

certainly welcome having you work with one oi our local units, or better

still, help you organize your own unit with our assistance after you have

compicted preliminary training.

Sincerely yours,

- Captain Patrick McDonald

S. A. O. Headquarters Stall

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Metory co

iho Gecret Army Organizatiou

One early morning in February, 1070, a group of sis 3Tnutemon leaders fron:

four sintos mot sceretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonmont of two top Al nutemen leaders and the ascascination of a third had

broughi on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their ro/cs

as Minutemen grpup leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

Aftcr much discussion, two principal pointe wore agrocd won. First, thai the

Mimiten.en as a nationed coordination organization of mililant right-wing groups had

effectivoly boen destroyed by the pro-communist elements inside the justice Depart-

ment. While individual mits still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support on leadership to be rcally effective. Second, thut the need for such a coordi~

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolitionary acuvity

by communists in the United Stales.

With these io points in mind, sugsestions were pil forward on a course of.

action to no followed.

After a inecting that lasted ali that day and far into the next

morning, on orgrail plan of actio!i was finally agreed upon. All present agrecd to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one lender elected from among theidolves, with the other live to be members of a

General Staft that would advise and easist the now: loader.

While zotaining the basic programs

and policies of the Minutemen, it was

decided that not only should this new organication have a different name, but also a

completoly now chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organizs-

Lion was

soing to survive the altacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the azrestor death of a few leadershe allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this renson it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

organization with & delinite chainofcommand would have any chance of success. This

then, was the boginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an origiusl

force o hard rorepatriots that numbered lever than twe hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began thejoh of pioling up ihe picces and continuing to fight for notional

and individual Deedom.

Using this cadre of dedicated neusonnel as a nucleus, the

S. A.O. has bech decouting and training new members in the akills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of theS. A. O. have no ides of lighting a last dilch stand. We have

no desire to cominit suicide ourselves ne to let our membors do so. Wo have a

stratess which we licheve will atinatch lead io victory. Onty one thing is ossential.

We met stor preparing and training NOW! lic of the S. A. O. bolieve that our country

is worth of on sacrifiee. Tf you feel the sume was, we invite you to join us.

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JOIN THE

SECRET AGAIY

An organiention of loyal Americans

dedicuted to the presercation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the moans of personal de-

fense ard survival in case oi enemy atlaci.

2. To rusisi and expoor thie spread of

communist infuence and propaganda within

our own nation boundarica.

3. To investigale by means of our oi

secret inemberslips the iudiuration of com-

munist sympathivors into Amorican organi-

sations oi government, business, labor,

religion and education.

4. To resist hy any and ail means the pas-

sage of lans Which regulaio the private

ownership of firearms or which detract from

the indivicual's ability lo defend his own

family and parsonal property.

5. To promote kaowledge and slull in the

use of arme by our own members and by the

gencral publie.

6. To form in advance al aclust necd a

scorel underground ozganization erripped lo

spy uson, harrues and dentoy iroops of any

foreign poner that might occupy Uniled

Stares territors.

7. Puicid assistance and support wherever

possible to

other resistance organizations.

domestie of forcigo, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To puise those procrams as privaie

cilizens mounted only by parriotism and to

remainpatrol freedfevormed subsidies

or control.

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conication is a mation oral-

Malloi el paide mrienes the are propond tha

sires die a last line al defendid a minds coommisin.

cromplit the no cited such an comication, de quote

the 1960 Aarund logot of the Committe on Vi-dnerican

"Iveals of the past vent bare provided convincing

on this contes armal for i, prateed damscines

from commist cominatica in! srarely.

This is

no!

bonuso on mility loree, lack ir pover or De vit io

decid this condtry, but rather beenese the nature of the

atracts broing made on the Cited Sines bs

orly siculont enemy are so designed as for mor tad

condier con-

ventional inititry foreen as incliceive as possible for

defense purposes."

Starting from nothing 50 cars ago, commenism

now rigidly controls one third of tic luman race and has

subverted to varsing degrees the pomaining its-thirds.

In the past 20 rears the communists lave conquered 20

sovereign sations, moe by armed conquest and 10 by in-

derual subretrice ca negotiation.

There is not me of those countrius in which the

comminists rale by the consent of tle poopic. Every-

where the must perpetrate taunacles by terror. They

• remain in poser only through the rse of the most brutai

police stuie tactics.

¿The communists consicer insu party vorters

not simply as an aucessory to armed conquest but as the

actual spearhead of ony invasic into new territory.

From this point of view the l'vird States was "invaded"

by Soviet tecops more than 30 years ago. It has been

authoritatively estimatel that the commanists now have

an army of 500, 000 combatants alreal, landed on Ameri-

can shores and already working by the most insidiona

means to destroy our American way of life.

The cold war is very real. It must be fought and

won. The pals alternative is la lasi and lo lose means

nat quiure Americans foi generations to coms must liv

in terror and in slavcry.

Appeasement is futile. ir

cannot bargain with moral barbarians kno sover here and

never will know the meaning of lonsst.

Commism must bedefeated, not mereiy resist

ed. We must rid our country of traitors and fellow trave

lers. We must embari: on a masaire viensive turniva

every commentst trick - from propaganda to inbltration-

against our mortal enemy. This is the one and only way

Send 20g in conor stumps for fail informatio; on

the Scorel Army Organization programs and membershay.

application to: S.A. O., P. O. Box 5791, Sen Diego, Calif

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Sceret Army O

mization is the most active, most completely dedicated and

most selective in iis membership of all the many patriotic organicalions in Amorica.

We are willing to make any sacritice for cur country and we fully expect that some of

us will bave to make the ultimne snerifice bofore victory is achiered. Our vory lives

depend on each other. Thore is no place in this orgunizabon for bungler's, playboys or

lukewarn concervatives. It you join the Scoret Arny Orgunization, there nighl ersily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

learned lis job.

Unless you are especially well informud on the domestic and world political

situation, it, is probable that you have a lot to loarn about the present threat on nation

faces. Unless

you have had many yeurs exporionce in actual underground waufire,

there is undoubtedly a lot you oan learn from the exports in ous: organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must

know as much as possible aboui our enemies. Unloss we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a frea America.

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THE RESISTANCE MOVEMIGNI

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages ul development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

3) -Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

chemy does but must alsohaze act reguerrillas andunderground agonis working egainst

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tacties conventionai wartare cannot

suceced unless these other to ingredients are lised simultaneously:

The first step is to forman underground network. An active guerrillasystem

must have the support of an undergacund network of approximately thee times is own

This underground

must supply the active gucrrilla lighter with supplies,

(*Cn-

coalment, information, ric. An underground notork staris with departments o i

intelligence, security and propagunde in that order.

Sabotage,

espionage,

subversion, infultution, escape and evasion, training,

clondustine fabriention of supplies, comerieting cheny documents, recriding, con-

munications and propogande are other phases of undoeground activity. Eoch mcmier

« the Scoro Anne Organzation, to be clottive, methave a working morge of

olf these tactice as well as the military tactice more commodly associated with garril-

Is activities.

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

Many peoplo that ing

e about membersbig in the Secret

Army organization

seein to have an-idea ton they will bo immediatoly accopied inio an active unil.

Look at il this may, Suppose you had spent a year me more carofully recruiting and

training until feu had a hard bitting team whore every individual was reliable, dedi-

eated, and had condience in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the nationai or regional organication assiga some rank amateur lo your unit

that you you know little or nothing about?

Before any new member is assignod lo au Retire mit de to an important under-

ground project, he mustandorgo a period of training. boring this training he will be

direeted through the mails by an esperienced momber and some of his activities may

be observed by other*

members without his knowledge. Only when a new member

proves himsell' to be conscientious, trus brorthy, soil-disciplined and able to operato

eflectively alone will'he be accepted as & "secure member" and invited to participale

With other unit members iu a teamworks operation.

EXPENSES

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

musi expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Arry Orgunization are $3. Du per month. This money is

absolutcly necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, lor

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every menbor will be expected to buy his own gun, am nunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain booke or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactios of guerrilla varlare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unir and participate elfectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training; elc.

Following this

preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if ho has shown sufficint leadership

qualities or become part of an undorground netork.

Upon your acceplance into the Secret Army Organization you will he given a

dolinite sories of projoots described in writing so you will know oractly what will le

exported ui jois.

We hope that you con succoco in this elturi because your country desperatel:

ecede patricin al this time.

Secrel. Army Organizaticn

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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: Al information on this form will be kopt confidential. All

records of members of the Secret Army Orgabization are stored in a way that they

can be swillly destroyed to kecy them from falling into mauthorized hands.

Name

_Sex

AgC.

Address_

Marital Status ---

(Strect)

State-

_Wife's Name.

Zip Code

_Telephone_

Date of Birth

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation.

Education _

Special Subjects Studied

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?.

Veteran

Branch

_Highest Rank

What Service Training Haye You Flad That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Orgar-

ization?

Physical Description:

Color Hair.

Height

Weight_

Color Eyes_

Health: Good_

_ Fair

Any Physical Disalilities or Limitations?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

_ Il Yes, Pleas Explain:.

How Many Hours A Weck Could You Davote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. 3"

Hour's

- Best Time: AM_

_Weckdays_

_Weekends...

CERFIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United Stator

• Constitutional Republic, free froin aU cocialist and communist policies. Enclased

is my $5.00 membership fee. I agrec to pay $8. 00 each month to the Socret Army

Orgunization as membership dies.

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ARMY ORGANIZACON

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear Fellow Amuriean.

Your application for membership in the Secret Army Organization has been

procossed

aad approved.

It is our profound hope tiat your membership in ihe

S.A. O. will prove to be a benefit to the organization and yourself as well. A

dedicated member will fid that his ascociation with our organization is a way of

life that is far more rewarding than the ordinary mediocre existence of his fellow

enlightenco citizens.

For security purposes- ail records regarding individual members are listed

by numbers only. Your number will be

Ploase sigu all future.

correspondence addressed to the organization with this mimber. You ned not list

your address unless it is different from the one in our records.

Avother security measure employed by our organization is the use of mail

Urops. •The mail drop is an address listed in a fictitious name of a person oi

company not comected with the organination. Each member is assigned one that

ho will use in sending all reports, correspondence, materials, etc.; to the organ-

ization. Your assigned mail drop is:

We have a tremencious job ahead of us. Certainly, none of us pretond io

know what the fulure holds for oursclves or for our native land. We do feel, how-

ever, that our freedom is gravely threatened. It is not always possible to know

the best thing to do. But we do know this - our forefathers have given us a life of

freedom and opportunity such as never existed belore in all story. We must

strive to pass this heritage on to future genorations intact.

Our organization is not suggesting or doing anything more than Americans

have alviny's done - starting in 177G.

Enclosed is some further information ?bout our organization, its history,

objectives, and programs. Your record has bock tuened over to our training see-

tion and you should receive your finst training progzar within two wooks.

Sincercly jours,

Captain Patrick MoDonald

S.á. O. Headquarters Staff

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THE COATTEAR

General Outline

The "Combat Toam" is the stulost onganicutional rait used by the Scoret

Army Organization. When organized in the propor manor it is capable of opera

tionalinitiative when detached from the parent orgarianoa. When dovcloped to

its highesi degree of efficioney the Combat Team is almost totaliy self-suificient

and able to performany one of severei missions. do atlain these aims the follow-

ing elements ate essential:

Edipment should be well-chosso wri standardised as mich as pos-

sible.

b.

Communications, internal and external, must be capable of rapid

trsusmission, be varied in nature, and be exercised with primo

emphasts on security.

c.

Internal coordmation shouid be automatic in response. Contidence

among members of the team must be developed.

d.

Selection of each position on the team should be based onpsycholng-

: ical aspects ze well as tochnical compatence.

Training of the men in each function should be at roguine intervals

and continuous. Field problems should be given dry runs in detail.

f.

The logistios problem should bestudied with care, and made simple

and direct.

"g.

Each team will have a "leader" (Lieutenant) and on "assistant loudes"'

(Sergeant). These men shall be given special training by the Secret

Army Organization at "leadership seminars".

Team. "marsholling points" should be selected in advance and be

well defined. Prucice alerts" will deiermine the team's efficiency

in response and security.

Terrain familiarity within the expected operational radius of the

team must be developed.

Weapons familiarity mestboobtai.ed throughlivefirings at various

targets. Team action must be strossed as well as individual com-

petence.

k.

The team louder should sue that a constani flow of information is

provided to team semiers on the ideologieni strugele. This will

help induee the proper frume of mind in each member.

1.

Team missions and targets must be identified and the proper train-

ing equipment made available for sach assignment.

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ml.

The 1cam

ors will be responsible for mai

nining the overall,

sccurity of the unit. Personal feelings should not aftict decisiona

involving reprimandor dismissalof men from the leat for roasons

that endanger its operation or security.

Il..

0.

Intelligence gathering as un important pam of each team menber's

duties should be stressed. Informacion on the location and move-

ments of local communist and icie-wing cucintes of the organization

should be sent to either Regional or Genernl Headquarters.

The toam leaders will be responsible for maintaining contact with

higher commund and for the transmission of orders from same.

ORGANIZATION

The "Combat Team" will consist of six mel. These six mon will be divid-

ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section will consist of the Team

Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Section will consist of the

Tean Sergeant and the two remaining team members. When completely assembled

the wit will act directly under the command of the Team Lieutenant. When split

into sections the Team Sergeant will carry out the prders of the Team Lieutchant

during missions, but will be in inmediate command of the Number: Two Section.

In the absence of the Team Lieutenaut the Sergeant will take command of the Unit.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation of the Combat Team will be effocted by the use of tie car-

riers,

Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, imobilize

the teara. In addition, each carrier can serve as a scouting element for the other.

Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possibie and still serve their

purpose. Jeeps and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are

owned and used commonly by the general population or where the terrain makes

their use necessary. Most often an orcinary passenger car will suffice. The

model selected should have a good road cleurance so it can be used on dirt roads.

Tire chains (if needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools

should bs stored in the vehicle.

TRAVEL PROCEDURES

Underway, Carrier #1 will lead and Carrier #2 will trail, The "interval"

will vary with conditions. In cities glose-aboud trailing willbe used. Open road,

ky day, will require an interval of approximaioly 300 yards. At night this will

be reduced to approximately 100 yards. During travel, all equipment (espocially

arms and aminunition) should be kept op of sight. Speciai team equipment and

weapons should be loeked in the trunk of the vehicio until needed. The trunk key

should he carefully hidden se as to make it difticuli to sourch the trunk in case

law enforcement agenis should stop the car on soine pretext with the intention of

searching it illegaliy.

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WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT'

Selection of y

sons and supplies should give the

abat T'eary manimum

flexibility to meet any condition that may be encountored in either rural or urban

warfare.

Consideration should be given in all possible situacions itat may de-

velop rclating to boid traditional guerrilla sartare and modern underrand wer

fare tochniques. It should bo kept in mind that the Combat Tenm is a functional

part of a resistance nohwork. It's activities shouid be coordinated with other

teams to take maximum adrantage of its striking Fowers.

=

Disregarding the inclusion of weapons peculine to a given mission, the

standard disipinion of men und weapous could be as follows:

#1

(Team Lieutenaut) 1R-180 Assaultide, nutomatic pistol, shoath

knito, fare gun, und binoculars. 300 rounds of ammunition load-

ed in clips should becarried for the rifte, plus 50 extra rounds of

ammunition for the pistol.

(Team Member) Riot Shotguh, automatic pistol, sheath knife, and

wire cutters (wich insulated handles), 100 rounds of No. & Luck-

shot in pouches for the shogun, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#3

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatis pistol, sheath

Inife, and smole grenados or flares.

300 rounds of ammition

:

in clips for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pisiol amromition.

(Icam Sergeant) AR-190 Assault Pufle, automatic pistol, cheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. Aminunition requirement is

the same as #1 mail.

#5

(Team Member) Mi90s Springfield Rifle with sniper scope, auto-

matic pistol, sheath krife, aud entrenching shovel. 100 reurds of

AP ammmition in bandolecre for the rifle, aud 50 sounds of pis-

tol ammunition.

#6

(Team Member) AR-130 Assault Rife, automatio pistol, ahvail:

knife, and 30 feet of climbing rope with grappling book.

nition requirement is the same as #1 men.

ADDITION/T MATERIAL

In addition to the weapons and supplies aiready listed cach team norber

should have the following basic couipmont:

a.

b.

C:

d.

€.

Sleeping bng aud waterproof ground eloth

Canteen (i quart army typo)

Survival rations for throe days

First aid kit

Gas mask with oxire fliter

Flashlight with outcarbatierios

Fatigue of Camouflage clothier

h.

Combat er paratrooper boots

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TICAL SECURITY MEASURES

1. Use deceptive morares. Suscribedo one or more left wing periodicals

or got on the mailing list of nois "peace natomont. This will keep the postal in-

specours guossing as to which sido you are coally ou. White doingthis our members

gront assistance in scarching this Jefl wing literature for names and ad-

dresces of follow travelors and forwardice this information for on Central Intelli-

gence files. We desperatoly Bood people to assist in this work. Please inquire is

io dctailed instructions for such activity.

2. Alrays ose aro curiopes it sending tonil to acy patriotic organizations or

to any other member of cur on organiration. Do nut put a return address on te

outer envelope. Put you retry address on, the inside envelope with the words,

"return postage guarantcod"

3. Place some opaque material such as din loil, carbon paper, ele. between

the inner and outor envelopes

1o prevent your mail trem being; read ly intra-red

cameras.

4. Send all lettors from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you

are not knowil.:

5. Be caroful in the use of the telophone. Avoid tolephone calls to known

mombers of the organization as much as possible.

ó. Prepare telephone codes ahead of time for future protection.

7. In recruiting few members always learn as much as you can about the

prospective recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your

self as & member of the orgauization.

8. Menbers of the orgonization in cuch area should be divided into four

groups:

A. Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement agencies

as mopibers of the Sccret Army Orgunization.

3. Those jessons not loot as tembers of this organization but who are

generally known as being Puttiots.

C. Those persons who bave kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who posfose lobe. lineral for the purpose of infiltrating enemy

orgonizations.

All mombors should la very edebt is malong contact with persons in a

differont sulegory than them elves. go example, people in Class D should bo

vory secret in thate octacle and contierdons with persons of Class A oi Class

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• 13. Jach member must re

ci thosccuntyof every other mor

I. Do not, under

any circumstances, identity

one member of the organization even to other members

without his esprossed permiesion on enct and every occasion.

9. Avoid loose lali. Do doi disso orgasicational plans in public places

where cou condo bo oscabened. Do doc orch lunt a such a discussion in the pre-

schee of nos- members.

Do pes weile paleotic lokoes in now: popeis or magazines under your

oin name. To do

go colteras veza litto raceps is idrite you lo the onomy.

;

11. Ii vou arcoleoni, lucia as a patriot, or ara membor ot this organiza-

lios verony fod findvisatir to Aprand Wa sonar Crt you have become distllusioned

with the right-wing on for you to coloud a graduai loss of interest.

12. Cle: eift your various trembers addresses, you communications and

your othes activities as "ion secret", "seoret" or "restricted". Use your most

secret lines oi communinctien only for the most important mossages rather than

flooding them with mimpostent mniacial.

13. Demicod obedience to all soonrity monsures from all members. Por-

sistent disregard for security measures should he cause for disciplinary action.

11. Checl: your line: if communicadon from time to time by sending phoney

messages to male certaia loy are not intercepted.

15. Chrise mail drops, meeting placeo, etc. frequently.

16.

Propone scored reidorous points, mail drops, etc, now that may be

Used in time of some future emergency.

17. Rach imi: should assign some memlor the rank of Decurity Officor and

should set up a system of fines or other penalties for failure to comply with scour-

ity precautions.

1s. Ouscre tes "tesd to know" cale. Boch momber should be given only

Mat information lick is needed by hue ta the porformance of his duty or which

he will led ii corporatic ich otice menhens of the unit. No member should

feel "loit not because to in denied sach infocination. Instead every member

Secula walngt eroid duder satan which lie does bot Leed.

19. Be careful shut you are not followed in going to and from meting places

or in makirg etect til one members or the organiculion.

20. Ko: all rogone did corzecepadence carefully hidden and in a mentor

Prat thy can beer ay dougged.

Tico: tes should bo kopt in code whenever possi

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ADAIV C2

GENERAL HEADOUARTERS

Dear Fellow American,

Encored with this faiter is your Declinkery Trainig Program. This

first program is only a broi outline of ounce the maerial that will be cover-

ed in later programs. There are four basic programs used by the Secret Arny

Organization: Intelligence, Security, Propaganda, and Beeruiting, in that

order. Bach program will cost the new member 53. 00 and will take botiveen

ono to throe veels to compluto.

The correspondicues teaming progzam serves a number of purposes,

but the two major purposes are:

1. It lets us lags which members uf the organization have the palichee

and determination lo finish assigaments given them.

2. It lets us be certain that the members have the necessary basic

training in intelligence, security, etc., which is essential to al-

most any important task which we could assign a member in under-

ground warfare.

Proper iraining in these four basic stilis is absolutely essential for

every memier of an underground army. A member inay be an experi in suz-

vival techniques, use of weapons, urban warlare tactics and ali the rest but

experionce has shown that withovi these other basic skills they seldom do much

fighting - they just cormit suicide.

For those of you who wish lo bocome active and trusted members of the

Secret Army Organisation, let us emphasic: agoin that the quickest way of do-

ing so is to begin and diligently compicio the hasic training progo aus.

After you have comploted the dive suck projects listed in the Preliminary

Training Program send $3.00 in do your regular mail drop and ve will send you

the first trainiog peogram on Intelligonie.

In view ot tie urgent situation we

non' face some of our new mombers upt rocohe spociol assignments after

having completed the first lue training proscams. If this boppens please try

to redouble your offorts no that yout agocind assigements can be laken care of

while continuing to compiet your reguld training program.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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Scorct Recy Orzenizatica

PALHOINARY CRAIG PROGRAM

11 would be a mistale do think that our comies hard one so plan for tho con-

quest of die tally states. Doerare mattering mans continuous alaces do mal

fronts at the said timo- poplical, concaten blothese, labor, mud aron religion.

They are contuous mobing for wonk spots do the doteudes of our nation. During

the pant fourts rears so many openings hare tron left to tacotly the stupidity and

collision di or national leaders that they have been able to adrance dimoat at will.

There te little We can do do change this eiftation at this timo. Rather than

doplete our limited resources on futile aticmpls to do so, we must concentrate on

bailding a wockable anti-commmist abderground army based on rostites ralei

than wishful thinking and organized on the tried and proven principles of underground

warfare.

The communists have Milor yours exposience in supressing anti-communist

underground acurity. If we arc to fight them successfully - if we are to holt ont

until the finai victory of treedom aver decanny - then our underground armw is

going

to have to bo the most skillful and dedicaied that the world has ever known.

There

is only one kind of member that can qualify for such an army - tie vory best!

This will require intensive training and practice. There is no shurt cut lo

pertection. By drawing on the talents of several of our more experienced membors

we think we now have a training program thai can develop that lond of underground

army.

• In this program four difforent types of training will be invoived:

1. Correspondence and printed matcrial.

2. Tape recordings, pieture sides, charis, cice, sold or loaned to S. A. 0.

units or mimbers.

3. Matual experionce - "On the job" training by carrying out assignments

under supervicion of more expericuse members.

1. Training, maneurces - Due to the difficulty of kooping large training ses-

sions secret the General Statt has decided tiht such training sessions will he hell

my for stall solect groups tont harpilroady completed suiticient prelimtrary

trainin it tho loead loret.

This preliminare training leech is designe lie give due members bosic know-

ledge ano practice in incolligenee, security ond propaganda. The firsilessonis basic:

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• proparation for ideancer

dealt with in greater dett

maining in these three importani

further on in the training Deogra!n.

tirilies which will as

INTELEIGENTE

Undergoound warfare, asie customarily think of il, cannol suceced unless it

is supported by a voli developed organization comprising all the essential functions

of intolligenoo, scourity, propaganda, communications, suppli, medical services,

cic:.

=.

De all these, intelligence is most important. fel's consides one example:

Suppose you pieli!

wp a lei pione bock, eponed it a to any page at random, closed

your eyos and puryou finger on ooo namo. Now soppose you read that name for

the dist lame und aud to yousolt, "Bonctime in the next 30 days Im goingio kill

this man."

Consider the situntion - one man, picked at random is marked for death. Ha

night bo the mest powertal, the iventhiest, the most influential tian in that city bul

none of thes thinge woul help him in the lees!. Fe would be defenseless. Wly:130-

cause you would have one thing thal he did not have - inteiligence. You would koll

his identity and he would not hnoi yours. So long as thai condition coatinued, there

would be no pessible way in which he could arrangè an adequale defense againsi you.

:.

Exacily the same situation exists between curselres and ou communet sad

socialist enemies. Our success will he directly proportionate to our loowiedge oi

them aod inversaly proporcionate to their knowcage of us.

Whateveï & member's principal job may be in the Seerei Army Organization,

he must have & basic knowledge of intelligence lechniques. This subjeci is there-

fore the fire to be considered in our training program.

The word "intelligonce", when used in a military sonse refers to thoss

methods that can be used to gain useful information. We usually think of this as

knowledge of the enemy but it also irelades information about the terrain, goncral

population, availohle supplies und ail other facts that will help in planing future

activities.

Intelligenee is roughty dividod into Miree parts:

1. Obscevation. During a hoi var this inclodes seouting and panollag,

obsoraton oê chom troeg morement, dte. On the cold war front this inelmries

shadowing of encmo personnel, surveillence of enemy ofticers, lappingos telcphones,

interception of messages, ole.

2. Rescarch arl dralysis, Colleging and credloging all possihle uschul

information ton gerenal sourcee, mropagers, radio, trado magesines, die.,

ther, matching up icolated scrips of infortaation mail an accurato picture is obtainod

al soo situnden that monde not therrise bo koon.

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3. Espionage.

involors the placing or tocr

of agents within to

enemy personnel there they can learn the eno's plane first hard, sload the enemy's

documenis of materials, induence de miscreet the enemy's plans or policies.

Suppeso you had a chanes to scosome important document for jusi a lev

minutes. How quicily could you somi it for lis rosendal content? How woll could

you suparate tho important tom the coimported? Could you record this informa-

lion in a written message that can he castly road and will nothe misinterpreted?

Imagine fan: vou are the landed ofe patrol seat forward to observe aud

track an enome cottom phor to a possible amouch Finn time to tune you wili

need to sead back cer ohsatyations

in writton fon. Lach 5. 1. 0. member must

develop the abilit, to put lus thoughts on paper is such a ray that they will be easily

read and unmikkable.

The first to projoots are designed to give the uew member au opportunity

to test those skilis while leerning (or reviewing) basio elemonts of espionage

activity. When fresobre ligen completed mento advanced material will be furnisbed

lo the member dircetly. Useful intelligence

projoets of increasing complexity and

imporlance will be assigned to those wishing ta specialize in this workr

SECURELY

It is obrious what a gret advantage no can gain over our chemies by proper

information aloui thoir plens end activities. It is equally true thai much of this

advantage wit be lost unless we can keep our plans and activities secret from them.

Thite is the basie purpose of all security activities. Crocall secruity opcrations of

an undergiound movement can be divided into live basic parts:

I. Protecting the identity of underground personnel and their families.

2. Keeping socrot the location, movements andplans of undergreund units.

3. Keeping secret the location of underground headquartors, alternato

hideouts and suppiy depots.

1. Protecting the identily of civilians, di individual members of the popu-

Jation that are friendly te underground forces.

5. Mainiaining acorcoy of communications.

As we have alroady onid il is diftcult to even guess what forms the coming

conflict will take.

Nevertaciess, the strategy of all success ful underground move-

meits must calist these three basic principles:

Fiest, is the "Principle of Dolin date Dolay". During this state, the under-

ground gathere its an cos, circle ile deceit, in opera ils inclligence, establishes

¡i lie of commodicatoes pad waite foothe enoug acherora complacent and over-

confidet!.

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socondis the "pri

ple of Prosocation". At the begin

& of this stage only

a for real patriois ate citing to take por incodereronad actictly. Thovast mos-

ity of the population is stili wishfully thinking that they can "get along" with the

oppressive forces. They want only told lot alone and will nol take action antid they

are personally throntened. Daringibir stage the undorground conducts à surics of

actions which provoke the encing loir ini makire harsh expressive measures on

the generel population. This turns the genoral population against the oporcesivo

forces and convincoa then that the underground ir leadly their only hope.

Stage Thrbe may be called "Principle of Naural Allies", When the govern-

ment's action agrinet the general popalatin becords culociently bewat don large

numbers of people witt be wifling to help on join the underground, Thcir reasons

for doing so mar ba cumberons and thost ideolucy man not alvags be the same as

the basic underground movement.

buring this stage minor cliterences belween

di toront mderground gronps must be minimized and all of ow: natural allies musi

be rallied to the cause of freedom.

The intolligence branch of our organization is weil aware of the communist

infitration and coutrol of the presoni Unitod Sistes gorenment. It can rightly be

said that we aro non pacially coutolled by a foreign ideology. Thus, we are im

ready engaged in Phase I of this conflict. How fong this will continue until open

warfare breaks out is anono's guess. Once again, the best prediction of our in-

tolligneco depariment is that Stagu Il will last for soveral munths, perbaps even

years.

This will be a lime of assoscination and counter assassination, tersor and

counter lerror.

During Wais phase the "avarage citizen" may avoid direct conflict

at the price of his dignity and individual freedom. Known patriots will be in 2x-

treme danger,

ó

For most peopic membership in the Secret Army Organization will not

matcrially increase their danger during this time. For many yoars our enemies

have carefully catalogund the name and nodress of every person who has ever

written & patriolic leiler to a newspaper. The membership lists of the more prom-

inent "conscrvativo" organizations havelongbeen availablo to communisi infilirators

•in these organizations.

Contioned activity nud memberchip in othor consorrative organizations by

members of the 8.a. O. is desirablo in mung cases but those individuals should voi

identity timaclous as memb're of the Socret Army Organizacion. For most of cur

own menbore it will be best if you do not take pare in the activities of those other

organizations. Alhough many of you'aro draudy "macked" me a cortain degree

of security can stll be achieved by quietly dropping out of other right-wing activities

and booping vour momberslip in the S.%. O. score trom all except you most

trusted follow members.

Thore may como o time when th worego Amocieun is still able to go about

his buciuess nuth littlo cognomation sul dacing which you as a lown or suspoolod

patriol, may do sought ond for arost or astrasinatials.

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Proicei Ill liste

the and of this chapter may mik

¿ possiblo for the pea

ganication to contact vou and render ascistance should one eror lind it necossary lo

go inie hiding with little advance notice.

Project IV is a fined step toward learning more dout your enemies adi al

the same time, confusing them as to which side you are really on.

PROPAGA 013

Another pssootial function of the undergroand is to convincingly inform the

general public of what they eland tor and thes gain lee support of the general pop-

lation.

This must be done brough propagara, bott writied and speken. Under:

conditions of enemy occupation the spreading at and-communist propaganda would

ubviously be very dangerous. Ecca now there are certain phases of our propaganda

effort that is last done by surreptitions means. Thus, observation, communication

and propaçunda are three elomentar; duties of erery underground member.

Novoo before has propaganda been so importani to the altimate outcome of a

major conflict. The ulilmate object of any war is to force your dosires ou the minds

of vour cuonies. Our coémios are attempling to do this by the non-violent means .

of psychological sartare.

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Socrat Ramy Argenization

PRELSMINART TRAINING LESSON

Proicet No. 1.

Lock rossy ten various books in four locol pastie library that have been

writton on intelgence and espioonge.

Selogi lie thgt soem hest and road them

carefully.

• Proicet No.

Write a bout outthe of these ive books and sondit to your regulur assign-

ed mail drop or to Gencral Hordquarters.

ProjCet No. a

Get in touch with one trusted friend that you do not ordinarily sce too

olien,

Preferably one that does not live in your preseni neighborhood. Inform

him that he may, in the fugue, receive letiere with en inner envalope with your

name on it. Minke sure he will keop these enrolopes confidentiad and will secreily

pass them on to you or hold cham until you can pick them up. Letus know

this alternate audress in cuse we need to sontact you in extreme circumstances.

Project No. 4

Make neuessary preparations to use a fictitious name for receipt of icti-

wing literaiure and correspondence. An important part of each mombors dulies

is to keep yourself and our organization informed on left-wing and communist

activity in your area.

A phoney organization that includes the word "Peace" as part of its namo

is always a suitabie cover. The address sou bo a P.O. Box, that of a friond, or

even your con andross. Mail seresal lot as to the name and addross you do

cide on to gei the postal omployees secustomed to it now. Then you will be ready

to use it tor the real tring.

Project No. 2

While working in the libriuck, placo the enclosed Scoret Army Orguniza-

lion leaflets in boteren the peges of rarides boolis whore they will he found and

loud? by others.

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Sec

Army Organization

TRAINING PROGRAMI

INTELLIGENCE

We nre faeed with a dangerous chemy who has repentedly boasted of his

plans to destroy our Constitutional Republic and to unsiave our poopla.

For more than fourty Years thoy have been intub aling their agents luto

the most sensitive areas of labor, press, entortninment, education, law, coni-

munications, religion, industzy and government. The degree of their success

is made obvious by our govercmont's fulurelo oppose communis internation-

ally and by our fellow citizens' lack of interest in thoir own preservation.

We already know a considerable amoun about this enemy; their origin,

objectives, approstimate strength, orgenizational structure and goneral meth-

ods of operation.

There ars four areus where we especially need ariditonal information:

1. Details of tho tecimigues used in espionags, intiiontina and subver-

sion by individual agents, including the methods hy which they control their

fellow travelers.

2.. The equipment used for surveillance, communication, assassination,

sabotage, etc., by individual enemy agents.

3. Working details of their short range programs either i operation or

planned for the near future.

4. The actual identily of enemy agents, fellow travelers and sympati-

zers along with details regurding their work, place oi residonce, cover opera-

tion, means of transporlation,

travel pattorn, porsonal arpearance, mental

characteristics, personal lives, businoss and orgurdzational activities.

Our ultimate victory of coteat mey depoad on our ability io obtain

encugh of this vitally important infoamation.

There are literally thousands of sources from which bits of valuable in-

formation can be obtained. These range prom such extremes as the local news-

papers to docun enis stolen from the cogny's guarded vaults.

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- The methods

of guthoring intolligence are roughly divided into lo

groups: 1) Muscuach and Analysis, and 2) Esptonast

Espionage includes all the "illegal means of obraining information, such

as wire lapping,

interception of mail, stoalmy of documalls, secretly photo-

graphingrocords, infloraling opte into enemy organizations, bribing or black-

mailing individuals of the cremy apparats.

Research and Analysis includos the caroful systematic search of all

of valuable intelligence

from several "haystacks" of goneral information.

Professional intelligence orgenizations obtain about 95% of their infor-

mation from Rescech and Analysis and only choat 5% from Espionage, Whoa

ospionage techniques are used, they prove most effective wheu a specilic mis-

sion is carefully planned out in advance which takes advantage vi ail possible

background information that may be obtained by research methods:

Let's examine how these various techpiques might be nsed to obtain

additional information of the four basic typos we need most.

1. Dotals cê tho techniquos uned in espinnano, infiliration and subver-

sion by individual arents including methods by which they control their fello

travelezs.

An agent trainee may learn something of the general espionage metheds

used by communist agonis who have defected from the parig and inve then

written about their experiences. Beyond this they ne of very like value. The

actual details of such techniques are uniformly neginsted.

More useful information can be obinined from the study of past court

records in which evidcoe has boch presented in esplonage ease!. Hints and

clues may occasionally be picked up facm continuous and caraful study of the

regular news media. Ecally basic informtion of this type, however, must be

obiained by inntigation aud espiounge tochniques.

•2. The vocipment used formovetilace, commmicatioos, assassination:

sabotage, etc...

by Man dant carts.

Flints ahout the type of hidden micraphones, short wave transmilters,

miniture topo rocorders, te. sod in seveillano: md communienton byes-

pionage agonts cometimes are mentioned lo chance in the regidar press ci

pers magazines, in connection with degened ety caster Technied drus and

construction plane coacio ally are diverinter ch.ctrctics d"Yopilad Seiched"

lype magacies. Ober intermatiod any be pedoited dicerty from the manu-

facturcas ol such dragcent.

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The type of shor

Ling de long acting poisons best su

d for assassina-

Lion under various contidone might he articipated hy a careful study of toxicol-

ost: frem "Chomical absbael" and Diciocieal Abstract; Dom Carent nugi-

zines ma pharmacology, is solas from such megacibes as "Scientic Montily"

and "Science Nowslettce", all avnilable from larges ciy ibraries.

Information on explosives is available tears ordinonce journals, litera

tuze from manufacturers, technieal book, ming and calling mogazinos, etc.

Naturnily, such special folds of interesi are best pursued by some poi-

son who already has an aputude in each partentor ling.

This is one of the things that maises us frei that the Amerienn people are

uniquely equipped. to form a deadly effeclive undergrowd. Nowhere else in the

world does any population have as many useful hobbies and arocations that could

ke ndapted to undoiground warlare. Mmy by producis of these hobbies can be

used as sabotage instruments. Just one lypical example - the dust from griad-

ing whools in metel shops should bo saved to mix with orcase for the bearings

oi enemy machinery.

3. Workleg details of their immediato and future plans and activities.

Advance information about "peace marches"' and racial demonstratione

car be had by subscribing to appropriaté communist front publications. Details

as to tho size of the demonstration and degree of violonoe auticipated must be

obtained by inflirating such organizations. Communist plans for future propa

ganda campaigus, suiversion, espionage, blackmail of government officials,

eic., may be learned directly by infutration or may be deduced from a close

stacly of their past activities.

4, Identity and personal information about enemy agents.

This requires the full serpe of counter espionage activity; rescarch and

analysis of enemf publications, monitoring of communist sponsored meetings,

surveiliance of parij offices, infiltration of enomy apparatus, recrutment of

double agents, intercoption of enemy communtentions, ale, etc.

TECHMQUES OF AFFECTIVE RESCARCHI

+===---==

1. Every researcher should be constagtly on thr alert for useful infor

mation in the general sews inclia - sadio, TV, magazines, etc.

2. Each resourcher should have one field of interest to which he gives

special attention.

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For example:

One researcher might read every book available on "evenge and evasion"

and all the storios or arteles writtonor peter crapes, tooling for islote thai

might sonedey hole our dembers escape fools i concoutedlion camp.

another coscorcher night contract. scuice tec communist frout

publications for names of fcilow bravelers: intercundamude of fuiure lasct-

ings, rallies or dimilar activities; for addition? ininomadon that would tie

suspecied commurisis to krowa comtaunie, drgnataniton; for Aloudships, bus-

inoss cunections and fuchs relationelags betrot knowe commontats end un-

knoii communists.

papera Bo eife hold have at on eared pe teet out maily

ings, mumes and addresses of loth lof and right wing lettres to the editor,

social factions altonded by imona communist, names of persons who might

be potential rcordrs, news of coming "pendo rascoes" and similar demonstra-

tions, espressions of either pro, or anti communiet sentiments by local public

oificials.

educators, businessmion, ministers, elc., avidenes of communist

inspired violenèe, sabolage or blackmail.

There is an almost endiess cariety of areas that need i be covered.

Based ou his or her own interests and abilities each researcher should choose

the specialty for which they are best qualified.

3. Be as spocifig as possible, tonk for details. Inoluce blue-prints,

drawingo or photographs

of ail technical equipment when possible. Don't ex-

pect your analyist to be a "mind readers Include all the facts, Continuously

ank yourself tir questions: Would this informacion be of sriue lo the Secret

Army Organisation? To individual espionage agonis? To olher members?

To our techoioal specinlists?

1. Avoid editorial opinione aud genomi mis items de these are of

little value and needtossly awamy nur limited staci of analysi:.

5. Do all the work loedly thr you posotaly cuo. Ji the peeson is local,

look them up in the ¡clapanne book or cross indei. Done shock to mako sure

the address is correct and ibut they site liva more. Tone cards if possible,

otherwise, prin' plainty, melade phone numbers and licence nunbers of cats

whenever possible.

6. Ure standore # a 5 inch irred eud, for conding in inforannizon on

individinals. Clip pages of megasires of motosta, hoporti articles. la

ontining hocko, be sure deportate tele see fully covered.

%. Always state de surecot all formatios reported to tho oommiza-

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Printed below is a sample indes card showing the proper placomont of

information.. Use it as a guire when making out your cards.

Smitb,. cols D.

Droember 1, 1970

Homb Address: €57 Riverside Drive

Los Angeles, CallErair 90000

Iclephone: 202-6023

Automobile:

1968 Ford, Green 4- Door, Lic. No. CAL 565

Activities: Gave a thil: against war to the Santa Ana. Chapter

of the Paace and Freodom Party. Smith is a full Professor

of Political Science at UCIA, (source: ina Angeles Times,

page A-á, November 25, 1970)

XXXX

(member's ID number)

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INTELMIGENCE

WORK PROJECT'S

1. Write to the following "peace publication" (most of them are actually commu-

nist fonta) dad aste for subscription price and a sample copy.

(A) Whon those sample copies are received by you, panceed to make out an in-

dex card on each person motioned as

supporting or taking part in any peace 0r-

ganisation. Do not forget to include the magazie stail (cuitor, circulation man~

agen, authors; ete.) includen doscription of thoposition held or aotivily reforred

to for each.

(B) Analyso the propaganda content of each magazine - in what way does it serve

the communist cause? When completed, sond these magerines in lo your regular

assigned mail deop along with your inder carcis, comments and analysis.

2. Using your fictious same, write to the following "ponce organization". Tell

them you are concerned about the world siluation and would like to help inthe

peace movement. Asi: for the location of their nearest headquariers or a local

member you could contact, as woll. as further information about their organizi

tional plans and objectives.

-

(4) Muke out index eards on all persons listed on thoir letterhead and in their

literature.

(13) Analyzo their propaganda literature and forward it in your regular muil drop

alọng with your comments on low this particular organization promotes commu-

nist objectives.

(C) Send a note to lot us know what reseasch specialy you fecl best qualified for

and what plans you are making to gain usetal information in this field.

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880

saiettad

SPRCIAN SOLLETIN

"No dovat mont citizene of Sua Diago are akam of the controversy surrounding iho not

ivitier of San Diego State Economics Professor PETER E. 909:21. For eny of you who sre

Fot, hare is a brict man downs

Bohner, age 27, is a solf-proclaimed leît wing radical professor out at. San Diego Stata

who anoung other thinge has beer tesching that the coucuziot econmic systenn

і іб зирогіот

to our own frue eniemprize sueton. Fiat the far peyoro have to put with this und on

ireoton is bad onoue, hut ii does not end there. Echeer, wo liss & long recora of coim

munisi activitios bohina lim, las nade 1t his policy to giva Jover grader to students

in his classroon ho do noi share his

left wing viens. Cue of hie students was a vetorar

ué the Vietzan Mar, with a fine combai reçori

This studant was & apecisl danget of

Bohner, to never risseó an opportunity to ridicule and insult thia studente baliotar

A quick looi at Formen'e record will show why be laued shis studenta to I9TO Doleseis

record will coon 45 days in the inokey for anti var proteatinge tuir was whoa be vas

graducts siuient at Mit in Massachusette.

the denonatection that carmed him hir jail

was against asfense research

soniicted on the mit carpus.

le #g aiso & acáosx ot 805

end a supporter of the Black Fenther Party while at Harvard and MIt. It doca scen

strasge tost con Diego Stare ven not able te find another professor comunhers eso was

hot a coamási jail birde

Fos my of our readers wo way cure in lock up thio Ped Sous, and say bello, boso in

sono information that noy help. Ris address is 5155. lue, Cocar: Descin, talephed sumber

Ls 2227243, he drives a darit biue 1958 Vw Sedia, Cartinanid License DT 147. Juat io

cake mire you islk to the right guy nere is his deremotions in los dard broma shoulder

Length bair, freon oyes, weight is about It0 lus. and be is 5110r intl. Tow in case any

if you don't believe in iitting people who veef glasaers to be fuirI guuss va vill nave

to tell you he rearo contact lences-

If jür du ru out to see Bohner one night lere aro & fon other reople you roy tan indo:

Fichulo Kersio, abe is boinon's giri iriona and livos at the san:

addease as hos Sbe 1

io a emiari ni San Diago State, Sne io no doube the "Toccheti For", One cap Ber gno deis

zood sondes. She arivose bronze uno door Corrair nich tho trou: sasched ii, Caliromnis

Licento 10G 777. fest cores Proresitaticfices, a good Arierd Of Solez Be Corags tane

fron Bosson e short tino after souuers onà lives at the Muir ardesss loe, Tect 12 Lia:

cauca Starl den jariohead, sho in Georges pirl friend mê liven nt the Muir addrass part-

nE 1he 55.76

do roci of tha time you can find her at 302 Maler: Dicasideo the daires

= 1965 ino door Dodge Durt, nuor Del 4200 1nd Lustly ne come le Mazabeth Juna ci

3544 Indianu 3t, Can Diego, Der car is a Flrabuth Valiant 1964 Jughi bluo, Licenee aunber

ex 330. Mo's piu friend

ane is, is your quese,

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FD. 323 43-28-601

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego,

California

January 21, 1972

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO):

Character

Reference

EXTREMIST MATTERS -SECRET ARMY

ORGAN IZAT ION

Report of SA STEVEN I.

:.

CHRISTENSEN dated and

• captioned as above at

San Diego, California

All scurces (except any listed below) used in referenced

communication have furnished reiiable information in the past.

.

This document contuins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ia the property

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263 (Kev. 1-7-72)

FEDERAL

-BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

NEWARK

NEWARK

TITLE OF CASE

FRANK AUGUST BRACER, JR. NR

DATE

10,31

8/30/74

9/12/73 -8/9/74

REPORT MADE BY

SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT

CHARACTER OF CASE

ITIDED SU

mla

FANNY DIRGENTY.

EM - WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT

FRIMP A.

10-31-24

REFERENCES:

Newark

teletype to Bureau, 6/18/74.

Newark

airtel to Bureau,

7/15/74.

Newark nitel to Bureau, 7/16/74.

Code ponie

GarriaN

ENCLOSURES!

Enclosed for each receiving office is one photograph each

"Of

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL. ALSO

enclosed for each receiving office is one copy of a two-page

hand-written list of names which appears to be an organizational

*thart; this list starts with the name REVEREND POTITO anâ ends

With the name MARE.

Enclosed for Birmingham is one xerox copy of a portiony

15

a map of Anniston, Alabama.

CONVIC.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

[X] NONE

ACQUIT-

RECOVERIES

TALS

0

È APPROVED i

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

COPIESNADE:

,CC636391)

Bureau

(157-6908)

1. - LIGAT, OTTAWA

- USA, NEWARK

ATT, NEWARK (RM)

- Sucret Service, Newark: (RM)

1

- IRS, Newark (RM)

.; t.

"259 copies continued Page

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

757-

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

[XYES INO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

DYES EINO

ATE I SPACES BELON

NO RECES IT 57

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COPIES

1 - Albany

(Enc. 2)

1 - Alabama

(Enc.

2)

- Atlanta (Enc. 2)

1

2

2

- Baltinore (Enc. 2)

- Birmingham (Enc.

3)

- Boston • (Enc. 2)

- Buffalo (Enc. 2)

• Charlotte (Enc.

1

1

1

- Chicago (Enc. 2)

2)

- Cincinnati (Enc.

2)

- Cleveland (Enc.

- Columbia

2)

(Enc. 2)

2

- Detroit (Enc. 2)

~ Indianapolis

(Enc. 2)

- Jackson (Enc. 2)

2

- Jacksonville

(Enc. 2)

- Kansas City (Enc.

1

1

"I

- Knoxville

2)

- Little Rock

(Enc.

fEnc.

2)

2)

- Làs Angeles

(Enc.

- Louisville

2)

(EnC.

2)

2

~ Memphis

(Enc. 3)

2

. - Miami (Enc. 2)

1

~ Milwaukee

(Enc. 2)

- Minneapolis; (Enc. 2)

2

- Mobile

(Enc. 3)

I - New Haven

(Enc. 2)

1'- New Orleans (Enc. 2)

1

- New York (Enc. 2)

?1

- Norfolk (Enc. 2)

- Phoenix (Enc. 2)

•! — Philadelphia (Enc. 2)

1

- Pittsburgh

(Enc. 2)

1 - Richmond (Enc. 2)

- San Francisco (Enc. 2)

1

- San Juan (Enc. 2)

2 - Seattle

(Enc.

-St. Louis (Enc.

2)

2)

1

- Savannah

(Enc. 2)

- Springfield (Enc. 2)

1 - Tampa (Enc. 2)

1

-NFO

(Enc. 2)

• 4 - Newark (157-2011)

12 - 157-7252

3

WILLIAM, ERIC CARROLL)

T's time

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ENCLOSURES - CONTINUED

Enclosed for Memphis is one xerox copy of a portion

of a map df the Hohenwald (Lewis County), Tennessee, area.

Inclosed• for Mobile is a xerox copy of a portion of

a map of the Central and Kent,

Alabama, area.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

For all receiving offices, DRAGER is presently

carried as an ADEX subject.

Inasmuch as DRAGER has indicated

he advocates the violent overthrow of the Us. Government and has

overtly been attempting to recruit personnel, arms and ammunitions

in efforts tr accomplish this end, it is recommended DRAGER be

continuéd as an ADEX subject and his activities be closely

followed.

Information copies of instant report are being madc:

available to designated offices, inasmuch as investigation has

revealed the subject has associates and contacts residing within

these divisions.

Subject is believed to have travelled within

these divisions between September, 1973 and June, 1974.

Investigation by Newark Division has failed to identify

any members of a group called the National Revolutionary Army.

DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL have claimed to have recruited

disgruntled right wing patriots from the Ku Klux Klan, Minutenen

and Nazi Party.

Information copies are further being made availabe

inasmuch as DRAGER and CARROLL have been involved in extensive

criminal activities throughout these divisions in eiforts

to

support themselves while travelling throughout the U.s.

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This report is classified confidential to protect

the identity of i I-1, Ni I-2 and NK I-3, whose unauthorized

disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause damage to

national

security.

(dentifias SouRce)

Inasnuch as these sources mentioned in this report ars

Lork, tennsylvanza.

and efforts

have been made to hide their identity in, the details

INfORMANT

Inasmuch as PH1966-PEI was the only person in the company

to source at and to the see systema was ten on

Those known/ to have been present at this meeting were

;: , ALBERT/P. LENTZ, JOE/CHANCE' of Indiana,

CHUCKy KING of Yorky Pennsylvania, JAIES, CADITUAC (PI!) of Yor!:,

Pennsylvania, ROY FrANk HOUSER, Reading,

(probably

identical to

WILLIAM ERIC CARROLI with a known alias of "JAKE") and lastly

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

D

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INFORMANTS

Identity

NK T-1 15 PH 811=E-,

NK I-2 is IP 3373-E

NK I-3 IS PH 1966-PBT

Location

INTORMANTINK 157-2011-314

NK 157-2011-314

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LEADS

All receiving offices are requested to contact logical

sources in efforts to determine the activities of FRANK DRAGER

and WILLIAM CARROLL and their alleged group called The National

Revolutionary Army•

All receiving offices be alert to the fact the subject has

bragged about committing an armed robbery (possibly a bank robbery).

Only positive information need be reported to the

Newark Division.

BIRMINGHAM

AT ANNISTON, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine

from enclosed map. the

significance of the darkened area of the

map located in DRAGER's vehicle.

Will determine if this area

around Anniston, Alabama is

possibly related to extremist activities,

bank robberies

or possible "training grounds" for the, NRA.

BOSTON

AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS: Will be alert to the

possibility that DRAGER may have committed a bank robbery or

armed robbery in the Boston

area, inasmuch as WILLIAM ERIC

CARROLL mentioned this possible occurrance to JAMES KEITII

prior to their apprehension in DRAGER's vehicle on 6/13/74.

DETROIT

Will contact MARHALL L.

MC ELVAVEY, WAS ENS NICH CAN tall cont pa Macular segarding

the disposition of a .45 caliber Colt commander, Serial. Number

70SC19183, sold to him by Gell's Sporting Goods, 17242 Greydale,

Detroit, Michigan, on 9/17/73.

E

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JACKSONVILLE

AT TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA: Will attempt to develop

background information re the subject through Florida State

Employment Service, inasmuch as subject had in his possession

an identifipation card for Florida State Employment Service,

bearing the name FRANK DRAGER, JR., Social Security Account

Number 139-4Q-1035, date of birth 8/4/40. Local Office noted

to be ISES Key West, with apparent visits noted

as being

12/3/73, 12/18/73 and 12/26/73.

2. Will through Department of Motor Vehicles,

attempt to locate all vehicle information and driver's license

information regarding FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., born 8/4/40,

and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, born 8/30/55.

MEMPHIS

AT HOHENWALD (LEWIS COUNTY) , TENNESSEE: Attempt to

determine: the significance of enclosed map showing a circle around

Route #13, at Hohenwala. Determine if this area has any significance

related to extremist matters, bank robberies or possible "training

grounds" used by the NRA.

MIAMI

AT MIAMI, FLORIDA: If not already done, make Monroe

County Sheriff's Office aware of DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK'S knowledge

regarding the theft of checks from the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish

Tournament and the possibility of the use of his testimony against

DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.

AT HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA: Will contact Neil's Jewelry,

15 So. Khrome Ave. (Chrome), regarding the disposition of a

•30 caliber Plainfield Machine Co.

carbine, allegedly sold to a

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., on 4/13/74.

MOBILE

AT KENT, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine any

significance for the darkened area of enclosed map located between

Central and Kent, Alabama.

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2.

Will determine if this area is possibly related

to extremist activities, bank robberies or possible

"training

grounds" for the NRA.

NEWARK

AT TRENTON, NEW JERSEY: Will maintain contact

with the Department of

to develop information Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, in efforts

re the weapons confiscated from DRAGER

subsequent to his arrest on 9/12/73, at Toms River, NJ and will

follow their possible prosecution of subject for a legal purchase

of firearms.

2. Will follow prosecution of subject re his

charges at Lawrence Township, NJ, for fraud-theft of a motor

vehicle.

3. Will continue to follow the activities of DRAGER. •

AT WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY: Will maintain liaison

with NJSP, to determine results of lab examination of chemicals

found in vehicle allegedly stolen by DRAGER on 3/11/74.

SEATTLE

AT BELLVUE, WASHINGTON: Will interview Mr. OLAF

WILLIAM AIKEN, 1846 West Lake,

Famamish Parkway, regarding the

full particulars of the disposition of a Stoeger, .22 caliber

lugar

automatic, Serial Number 363, purchased by him on 1/20/69,

at the Seattle Sporting Goods, 4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast,

Seattle, Washington.

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#5 60965604.020097

Copy to:

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JusTiCE

EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1-

USA, Newark

1

--

ATF, Newark (RM)

1

Secret Service, Newark (RM)

1 - IRS, Newark (RM)

..

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

i

SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT

8/30/74

*157-2011.

• FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

, Office:

Bureau File Hi

Newark, New Jersey

157-6908

Character:

Synopsis:

EXTREMIST MATTER. WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., W/M, DOB 8/4/40, Trenton,

NJ, former member of ku klux klan and founder of

White Action Movement, presently claiming to be

officer in his newly formed National Revolutionary Army.

DRAGER previously travelling U.S., contacting all right wing

groups.

DRAGER, since September, 1973, travelling with a

DRAGER and CARROLL

both claim to be officers of NRA.

Both have been criminally

active with buying weapons, stealing and uttering forged checks

and stealing a motor vehicle in efforts to support their right

wing activities and travel. DRAGER arrested September, 1973,

Toms River, NJ, and February, 1974, at Springfield, Ill., for

possession of weapons, possession of marijuana

(CDS) and stolen

property.

DRAGER arrested June, 1974, for fraud (theft of stolen

motor vehicle), Mercer County, NJ. Confidential sources advised

DRAGER in receipt of diagrams of sewer system in Washington, D.C.,

and had plans to bomb the IRS Building, 7/4/74. Sources

further advise subject was going to kill Special Agents of the

CONFIDENTIAL

Classified by 1653.

Exempt From GDS, Category 2.

Date of Declassification Indefinit

SOURCES WHOSE IDENTITIES ARE

CONCEALED HEREIN HAVE FURNISHED

RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PAST, EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE

NOTED.

we do come confined the ce com endations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the propety of the FBI and is loned to your ageney; i and its contents

U. S. GOVERNMENT

OFFICE:: 19700-406-810

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FBI and a Judge GUBOW in Michigan.

DRAGER presently in custody

Mercer County Jail with local and federal detainers lodged

against him.

Descriptive data

set forth.

-B -

DETAILS:

PREDICATION

This investigation is based on information which

indicates that the individual is engaged in activities

which

could involve a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241

(Conspiracy Against Rights of Citizens); Section

245 (Federally

Protected Activities); Civil Rights Act of 1968; or related

Civil Rights Statutes.

This individual claimed in September of 1973 to

be the acting Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku

Klux Klan for the State of New Jersey.

On July 17, 1974, Mr. WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL WaS

interviewed by Special

Agent CHARLES F. MOFFETT at Mt. HOllY,

NJ, and indicated FRANK AUGUST DRAGER,

JR., had conspired to

blow up the Internal Revenue Service Building, Washington, D.C.,

on July 4, 1974.

The National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc.,

(NKKKK), was granted a charter in Georgia in 1963

as a "patriotic, secret, social, and benevolent

order."

The NKKKK, a consolidation of various

Klans in Southern states, continues to be ánti-Negro,

anti-Jewisa, anti-Catholic, and

anti-foreign born.

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I. BACKGROUND

A.

BIRTH

Records at the Bureau of Vital Statistics

Trenton, NuJ., were caused to be searched on July 17, 1974,

and revealed FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., was born August. 4,.

1940, at Trenton, NJ.

B.

EMPLOYMENTS

Investigation to date has revealed the following

employments since August, 1973.

On July 15, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Tons

River, NJ, Police Department, advised DRAGER used the name

FRANK J: SHAYNE while employed at the Captain Courageous

Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, NJ, during the summer of

1973.

On January 29, 1974, MI. DANNY RICHMOND, Chief of

Security, Ocean Reef Club, North Key Largo, Fla., advised

DRAGER was employed as a cher from November 16, 1973, until

December 25, 1973, utilizing a home address of Post Office

Box 968, Marathon, Fla.

C. RESIDENCES

On September 15, 1973, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms

River Police Department, advised DRAGER used the address

Post Office Box 968, Marathon, Fla., when arrested ön

September 12, 1973, by their department.

Captain WALTON further advised DRAGER utilizes the

address 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, NJ.

Investigation has revealed this address is

occupied by DRAGER's brother, ROBERT DRAGER, and his aunt,

EDNA GRABER.

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D.

RELATIVES

On July 15, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New

Jersey State Police,

West Trenton, NJ, advised the records of

the Mercer County Jail, Trenton, NJ, revealed the following

relatives as noted on the subject's

visitors' list:

PETE Mother

BrOWns MILiSeNJ

ROBERT DRAGER, Brother

2/1-East Franklin Street

Trenton,

EDNA, GRABER,

Aunt

214/East FranklIA

Trenton,

NJ

JOHN DRAGER

Brodentown,

AG Brother

CARL-DRAGER, Brother

lo adaress noted 999

E. ASSOCIATES:

On March 5, 1974, the Springfield Division of the

rederal Bureau of Investigation was made available xerox

copies of printed materials taken from the vehicle of FRANK

DRAGER when arrested by the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office

in February of 1974.

Similar xerox copies were made available to the

Newark Division of the FBI by Detective JOHN REYNOLDS,

New Jersey State Police, subsequent to the arrest of DRAGER

by the New Jersey State

Police on June 18, 1974.

numbers

set torth are all names, addresses, and telephone

taken from these two groups of materials. It is

noted some of these names and numbers were extremely illegible

and thusly some are subject to error and inaccuracies.

Alabama:

JIM DE WITT

423 POlk

Montgomery, Alabama

Telephone

205-262-0954, 205-263-2707

4

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:

1973 Ford Pinto; Dark Green, Bearing

Vehicle Identification Number 3T11X211332

EMORY BURKE

RR #2, Box 192

Eletic, Alabama

Telephone 205-544-3481; 289-1680, 265-1898

ASA/ CARTER

Route #6, Box 330..

Oxford, Alabama

36201

relephone 205-236-8451,

362-2647

45m6504

JAMES And NANCY SIMPSON

Route #3

Kansas, Alabama,

Arizona:

MURRAY

Telephone 602-944-2828 or 997-1142

Arkansas:

JACK FREDERICKS

Delmar Point, BOX 98

Harrison, Arkansas

California:

ALLAN › FORMULARIE

Box 435 (Possibly 438)

Eureka, California

(Poor man's James Bond)

DI. J. K.} WARNER

P.O. Box 1776

Hollywood, i California

Also:

P.O. Box '1896

Hollywogd, California 90028

5

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Canada:

Terrace,

Canada

:

London, Ontario,

Connecticut:

TOM/HART

37' Cleveand Avenue

Milford, Connecticut

Telephone 203-878-8765

BILL YULE

153 Evergreen Road

Cronwelle.

Connecticut

Telephone 203-342-6448

Delaware:

JOHY DUFFY

BOX 3129

Newport, Delaware

19804

Telephone 302-999-9486

Florida:

Tip-Top Hotel

446 North Miami, FLE

JERRY, DEITZ

ORVILLE, LIPPERT

Bingham Subdivision

DeFunak, Fla.

904-892-2906

Telephone 305-367-9061

ROSE

904-767-2479

RR #2, Box 1551

о.B. (D.B.)

B2019

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TOM MIDDAUGH

519 Orange Avenue

Port Orange, Fla.

DI. PATITO

904-685-2173

32019

Mobile YJ3-5256

(Possible a mobile telephone)

p.O.

Box 412

Ocala, Fla. 32670

RALPH FORBES (Sword of Truth)

Box 7863

Jacksonville, Fla:

A driver's license in the name of

WAYNE JOSEPH MARTIN,

407_Oak Place,

Port Orange, Fla. 32019, License

#M635-890-58-010-000

License Plates 8RV-1301 and 8G/K-7675

Temporary Florida driver's permit DENIS DEAN

RITTERe 860 Terrace Drive, Daytona Beach; and

Social Security Card 299-36-7801:

OHIO

FLI.

Illinois:

MARILYN SCHEIDER

220 West Locust a

DeKalb,

Ill.

815-758-6530

ROB STANHOPE

1713 Dearfiled Road

Chatham,

I11.

62629

483-38031

MIKE 'STEWART

3237 North Kinmore

Chicago, I11: 60657

312-49701295

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BILL FRIEDLE,

17ve to ration "Cop Now"

Arlington Heights, Ill.

864-6356°

INDIANA:

RAY / TURNER

110 North Holland

Edinburgh, Indina

Also: 112 North Holland

Kentucky:

MIKE BROWN

101/Cherry Lane

Berea,

Kentucky

606-986-4744

GEORGE WARE

RR #3 Hoover Pike

Nicholasville, Kentucky

LISA LOVE

9226 Aylebury. Drive

Rolling Hills Subdivision

Louisville,

Kentucky

502-425-1896

MIKE BROWN and KEITIL SMITHI

CPO/18

Maria, Kentucky

42403

MIRE /BROWN

P.0/ Box 213

Richmond,

Kentucky

Maryland:

FLOYD,

FLEMMING

3924 Oliver

Street

Hyattsville,

Md.

846-6356

20782

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das data in i po de 14095 collit dese starante daco statuta

Massachusetts:

WAYNE CHARLES FORTH

¡Social Security Account NO. 028-44-0613

94 Holmes

Avenue

Brockton, Mass.

Also:

Date of birth February 27, 1954

Social Security Account No. 191-05-425

Place of Birth Boston,

Mass•

CHRIS TRASKOS

BILLYULL

Rock Harbor Road

Orleans, Mass.

P.0. Box 1254

;c/o SONNY PEMATTER

ANGELO SUPER, MKA

94 Heines Avenue

Brockton,

.Mass:

Michigan:

BOB/MILES

10587°

Byron Road

Howl,

Michigan

517-546-5852

RUSS ROBERTS

30686

8 Mile

Road

Farmington, Michigan

313-474-1507

DON

LINN

823 North KInney

Mt. Pleasant, Michigar

517-773-9266

JUDGE/ GUBOW

-#123°

RUSS/ ROBERT'S

LIVOnIa BOUlevarg

Detroit, Michigan

9

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CHARLIE HAYNARD

RFD Rich Road

Alma, Michigan

Minnesota:

FRANK, NILES

1872 Montana Avenue

St. Paul,

771-0977

Minnesota

FRANK J/ SMITH

P.0. Box 117

Ellsworth Falls, Minnesota.

207-667-2622

:

North Carolira:

LAWRENCE LITTLE

1831 Blue Ridge Voulevard

Raleigh,

N.C:.

--2-7607

New Jersey:

Sheraton Motel

U.S. 206

Bordentown, NJ

Room 100

373-4131

396-7753

HOWARD/SPIELER

1995 Kennedy Boulevard

Apartment 2

Jersey City,

NJ

07305

1ICHAEL WILBERT •

307 Ocean Roac

201-399-3535

Point Pleasant," NJ

201-244-4340

10

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Storage -

Pierce Van Lines

Lot 552

800 New York Avenue

Trenton, NJ

609-448-9607 (Hightstown Pay)

ANN

Tunnel Road

BLumsbury, No

201-479-4896

CANOLL (illegible)

201-257-6756

7 Plymouth Lane

East Brunswick, NJ

MARY, ARMSTRONG

Donna Road

East Brunswick, NJ..

201-254-6042

Mr.

N

609-893-9646

ED/ PADDOCK

609-695-2438

RED

609-396-9028

pid.

..

695-4072

MARK

393-0727

DICK/REDNER

394-8091

H. I.

LANDER

(SOn) JONATHAN L221EN

205 Atton Avenue

695-4331

11

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7

:

1'

JOHN HARTY

1392-4382

ZACHAMEIR

East Brunswick, NJ

238-0391

ROBERT PAPAY

224 Centre

Trenton, No

396-4893

08611

PAHOS

201-484-7171

BILI PERRY

587-3468

LOU, MARTZ

609-586-1587

586-7566

FRANK MIZER

201+446-4675

MOM DRAGER

893-9646

DOUG: KAYE

Box/114 Essex Falls, NJ

201-686-3326

201-MU (or MO) 8-6874

HERN IMANN

609-547-5495

RAY DOERFLER

392-8979

BARBRA

East Brunswick

251-5922

07021

...

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3 no

:: "7

DANNY BELMONT

116 Centre

393-9267

MIKE WILLARD

•995 Grace Drive

Toms River, NJ

08753

JIM DIEHL (RED)

42 Florence Court

Toms Rivere_NJ 08753

PAT /CURRY

(Idiot)

33 HQllybrook DrIVe

Toms

RIVEr..NJ.

KATE EISSING

954 Indian Hill

Road

Toms River, NJ 08753

609-894-9252

RICHARD P. LEANDRO

16 Ridgewood Avenue

Tabor, NJ

I2031

65577 12542, exp. 1/31/74

BLACKWELL

737-0582

BILL

EX.4-5581

LOU MORTZ

586-7566

B PERRY

587-3468

PHIL

587-0410

BOB READE

396 ÷ 0339

13

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:

RAY HIGHT

i

448-1209

FRANK

396-7753°

TOM

393-4950

FLOSS

587-5089

reverend ANDREW, WATSOI

ridgeron.. No!

692-1918

NEIL

585-6190

GENE OSBORNE

Bridgeton, NJ

New Orleans:

TERRI ROLANTS

2111 Dauphine

New Orleans,

Louisiana

504-949-2548

70116

New York:

Mr. J.

GLASSER

212-924-7800

Fifth Avenue

Mr. /KARIN

222-739-2585

212-963-3200

wack

GEORGE LINK

1765 Townsend Avenue

Apartment 11

Bronx, NY 10433

212-878-2149

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KEVIN O BRIEN

212-369-1512

LOUIS MUSTACHIO

"Kopling House

• $421

165-167

East 88th

JAMES MADDLE

(NRP)

10 West 90th Street

NYC

212-877-7048

Ohio:

United White P.P.

4319 Clark, Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44109

FRANK ZORETICH

P. 0...

_BOX 02119

Cleveland,

Ohio

44109

MrS. PHILLIPS

3508 Library Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44109

Driver's License in the name of:

DENNIS DEAN /RITTER

5924 Lakeside

Toledo, Ohio 43611

DENIS D. RITTER (employee's card)

Reliance Electric Company

Toledo Sales and Systems

#7700, signed DENIS D. RITTER

City of Toledo, Ohio

Handguns' Identification Card #13668

DENIS D. RITTER

5924 Lake Side:

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DENNIS RITTER

August 28, 1973

1330 Alexis, Toledo, Ohio

7957 Harley Davidson Sportster

i dated August 28, 1973 - Title #482420682

NICHEY RAY HALCOMB

400-88-4802 (Social

Security Card)

== s

Pennsylvania:

ED MC GOVERN

3328 Fairdale Road

Philadelphia, Pa.

HOMe - NE 1-0431

Lantern:

757-9147

19154

MrS.- KNOWLES

929-9461 - work.

373-1405,- home

Mr 1. KARIM

Reading

372-5520

ROGER MELLINGER.

215-929-8415

At

LENTZ

717-843-9109

215-373-9515

215-678-9587

PHILIP-MAIER P.O. BOX 797

Reading, Pa. 19603 (Berks County Prison)

Letter to FRANK DRAGER

Pennsylvania Liquor ID Card

PHILIP ALAN MAIER

320 Harvard Boulevard

Reading, Pa. 19609

Date of

Birth July 29, 1949

Driver's License #1551476

PHILIP ALAN MAIER

302 Harvard Boulevard

Lincoln Park, Reading, Pa.

Date of Birth July 29, 1949

19609

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!

RICHARD SINGLETON

717-366-0854

215-929-8031

¡ GARY SMITH

412-371-3205 - home

• 812-371-3428 - public

BOB SEVERN

Route #3

(60 Girard)

Montrose,

Pa.

717-553-2516

TOD WILSON

215-374-8283

BILL SICKLE

459 3rd

Pitcairn,

Pa.

412-373-2669

DOC KÍGY

215-739-3618

(Artan Klan)

15140

AL LENTZ

717-845-2897

ALBERT (LENTZ

ALbertA LENTE

920 West College Avenue

330 Nort Sti.

York, Pa,

17404

717-873-2557

York. Pa

ED/ GILMORE (NSWPP'

326 South 18th

Allentown, Pa.

• 215-434-8765

RICHARD GRIMM

215-433-4879

18104

GEORGE: HOUSER

(Farm)

494-9884

215-HIU

5-4843

215-FL 2-3082

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:

ROY FRANKHOUSER

133 South Fourth Street

Reading, Pa.

1215-678-7167

DENNIS

215-RE 9-5765

ALBERT P. B

BAILEY

1100 Cobbs Street

Dexel Hill (Delaware County), Pa.

GENE CONNALLY

215-926-5999

BEILERMAN (swastica)

215-RE 9-5624

FRED' HERMET

215-757-4801

GEORGE K

215-739-3618

RED

215-355-5696

ROY

215-355-1509

DEBBIE

215-547-0746

392-5900

Parking Ticket:

Bureau of Police, Reading, Pa. #18025

Dated June 6, 1914,

1:41 p.m.,

green Ford, 282302374

Alabama

Reverse Side: 373-9515

Fourth Street

678-9587

LUND

!

Puerto Rico:

Checking Account:

FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.

The Chase Manhattan

Bank, National Association,

Charlotte Amalie Branch,

#02160602720-1-032286

St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

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=

Rhode Island:

BILL (possibly TUCKER)

P.O. Box 63.

Annex Station

Providence, Rhode Island

Texas:

JERALD. WALRAVEN

1207 Pioneer

Dallas, Texas

214-941-7199

75224

Virginia:

KOEHI, MATT

NSWPP

703-524-2175

SKYLAR FERRIS

703-552-1527

;

PALLER JR. (CHESTY'S

Richmond

648-6614

J. V/. MORGAN

Alexandria, Va.

768-6321

son)

CHARLES MC KAY

2713 Bayview Boulevard

Portsmouth, Va.

JOHN GAOBICK (Reporter)

FIée Lance Star

616 Amelia

Street

Fredericksburg, Va.

...

Washington, D.C.:

BARBRY VON GOLTZ

711 Perpetual Building

Washington, D.C-

783-7700

da a enormouse cate

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It is further noted that DRAGER has been in the

company of a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, date of birth August 30,

1955, Newark, NJ, and a DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK, date of birth

: 4, 1944, Trenton, NJ.

F.

VEHICLES

Prilised

State Police, West Trenton, NJ, advised the following

license plates and registrations were noted to be located in

the 1973 green Ford Pinto stolen by DRAGER at Lawrence

Township, NJ, on March 11, 1974, and recovered on June

13,

1974, at

columbus, NJ.

8GK-1701

Listed to JAMES A.

GEORGE

• 249 South Hall Avenue

Deland, Fla.

On a 1968 Chevrolet,

bearing

Vehicle Identification Number PS158F163020

8GK-6025

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR...

Route 2, Box 1551

Daytona

Beach, fla.,

On a 1970 Ford, bearing Vehicle

Identification Number F25YNJ31980

8RV-1301

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.

Route 2, Box 1551

Daytona

Beach, Fla.

On a 1966 home-made camber,

Bearing Vehicle Identification

Number 139301035, Title #9892259,

Issued August 13, 1973

XBV-31W

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.

214 East Franklin

Street

Trenton, NJ

On a 1965 Chevrolet pick-up,

Vehicle Identification Number C1535F121059Z

Driver's License #P71512676108404,

Listed to FRANK •A.

DRAGER, JR.

214 East Franklin

Street

Trenton, NJ

Date of Birth, August, 1940, Trenton, NJ; expires April, 1'75

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G.

ARRESTS:

Set forth is an Identification Record for

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, FBI #405550E. /

=

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WASLIINGTON 25, D.C.

120-11-73 600 103

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INTIFICATION DIVISION

The following FBi record, RUMBER

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NAME AND NUMEER

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Arrank A Drager

2nd. #8771

Franks August

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Frank August

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#20118

Drago? II

#12925

Frank August

Dragen 2ad

#20118

Frank August

Drager 712925

Frank August

Daager 129009

Frank August

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1110-64

1-9-63

7-9-63

5-13-63

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UNITED STITOS DEFARTMANT OF TILE

RAL BUREAU OF INVESTIG

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537

110-11-73 680 KI

..: :.

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

2

The following FBI record, IlUMBER

CONCISES RE

NAME AND NUMDER

405 550 B

ARRESTED OR

, is furnished FOR UFFILIAU USE VALs.

CHARGE

DISPOSITICNN

i

Hamilton tip Poi

Franton 10

PD Chgo Ill

SO New Erunswick

NJ

St = Of I

West Trenton NJ

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Alr Force

SO

TOms River NJ

Pron: Auguet:

#C/R 90

Frank A. Drager

#236554

Frank August

Drager Jr.

#A-10612

Franic A Drager

4192-21

Frenk August

Draper 11

AF 21 780 439

Frank August

Drager

17733

SID 753412

1.-1.5-55

icilatration

only

5-13-69

dis cond

5-28-71

impairing morals

of minor.

FP

5-29-71

Contributing to

Delig of Minor

8-22-58

9-12-73

C.C.ir. & Poss

of C.D.S.

Residence:

214 E. Franklin St. Trenton, Nd

pros :

$25 & $5 C

:*

23

milo coin furnishi teren

contribuio.s.

Whore unus discosition is not storm or lurther explanation of charac is desira, c.".-

municale wilh aroncy contributing those lingerprints.

Actations inciotel ly go i i be don Unesiats in FRI files but are listed only as is i

gativo leads o, buig por dady aduationd with subject di this rescid.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

TRAL BURNAU OF INVESTIGA

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537

The following FBI record, NUMBER

FINCERPKINTS

NAME AND NUMBER

110-11-73 680

• .

• IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

405 550 E

, is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE UNLI.

ARRESTED OR

RECEIVED

CHARGE

DISPOSITION

7.12020 1-1153.11 BE & Haoss burg tools

DOGS

Warch 6,

Merchr County Workhouse

Months;

laybation ino years, consecutively

to first charge to run concurrently on other

charges on charge of September Term 1962

Indictnont Nos.!

Weapon; 421-62 Breaking and Entering v/intert

to Stoal; 472-02 Possession of Burglars Tool

473-02 Breaking,

Entoring & Larceny and

174-62 Larceny.

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Where final disjo:ition as noi sown or futiner explanation of charge is desired, cui

munice with anay contribution toce dineerorinis.

jiand incent dog cre do lord on finniorinds in EDI files but are lided only as in!. 'i.

galive toads as bring possibly identical with subject of this rcoord.

US. GOVIRMMEHT FLINTING GETICK: 18630-88-239

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STAYSS APARTAINT OF MISTE

4

NAL CUREAU OF MVISTIGATION

/10-22-73 650 K8

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

WASHINGTON, U. G. 20437

The following fal record, NUMISER

405 550 2

, is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE City.

Informction slum on this le.áeisication Record represonts dola furnished fat by fingerprint contributors. ti

DISPOSTTION IS NOT SHONE OR FURTYLA EXPLANATION OF CHANGE ON DISCOSITION IS DESIGED,

COMAURICATE WITH AGENCY

CORTRIBUTING THOSE FINGERPRITS.

CON CaCE

NAME AND NUMPER

ARHESTED

RECEIVED

CHANGE

DiSPOSITION

CO-Decan icinty

Court

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URGIRD STATES DEPARTAARNT OF JUSTICE

FROERAL BURKRU OF INVEGHICAWON

WASTINGTON, D.C. 2J537

120-21-73 6080 KB

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The following FBl record, NUMDER

405 550 E

, is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE MENY.

Intormation snowy on this icentification Record represents data furnished FBi by fingerprint contriors

VIHERE DISPOGIRON IS NOT SHOWN OR FURTHER EXPLANATICN OF CHARGE OR DISPOSHAM IS

DESKED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGINCY CONTRIDUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS.

CO: TOR CE

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fxch PD Work DO A2y & was

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It is also noted DRAGER was arrested February 19,

1974, at,

Springfield, Ill., Sangamon County Sheriff's Office,

for possession of burglary tools, marijuana (CDS) and weapons.

"It is noted on April 1, 1974, MI. DONALD CADAGIN,

Assistant State's Attorney, Sangamon County, Ill., advised

that DRAGER failed to appear for his trial on March 18,

1974, and his $250 bond was forfeited by the court.

CADAGIN further advised no further pending action is being

taken against DRAGER. At the time of arrest, DRAGER was in

the company of WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.

On June 18, 1974, DRAGER was arrested by the

New Jersey State Police, Bordentown, NJ, and turned over to

the Lawrence Township, NJ, Police Department for the

charge, of fraud - theft of a stolen motor vehicle.

DRAGER

is presently in

• custody or the mercer county Jail, lrenton,

NJ, where he has been indicted for this charge.

On July 17, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms

River, NJ, Police Department, further advised DRAGER

forfeited bond for his arrest on September 12, 1973, and it

is anticipated further charges will be filed against DRAGER

for the altering of numerous checks stolen from the Captain

Courageous Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, NJ.

DRAGER has been charges also with violation of

U.S: Code, Title 18, Section 1073, for unlawful flight to

avoid prosecution from the Monroe County, Fla.

A warrant

was issued June 3, 1973, for uttering false instrument.

On April 29, 1974, Detective RICHARD ROTH, Monroe

County Sheriff's Office, Marathon, Fla., advised that on or

about April 11, 1974, approximately 55 checks from the Marathon

Caysal Billfish Tournament had been stolen from

the Sombrero

Beach Country Club. On that date twenty checks had beer

since returned, all made out to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER. These

checks range from

$97.00

to $150.00.

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G. DESCRIPTIVE DATA

Name

Race

Sex

Date of Birth .

Place of Birth

Social Security

Account Number

Height

Weight

Build

Eyes

Residence

: Scars and Marks

Occupation

Previous Employments

Education

Marital Status

Militay Service

Arrests

Pecularities

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER,

JR.

White

Male

August 4, 1940

Trenton,

N.J.

139-30-1035

'5'11"

185 pounds

214 East Franklin

Trenton, N.J.

Post Office Box 896

Marathon, Fla.

1" scar above right eye;

scar lower right underside of

forearm;

tattoo of dog on upper left

arm;

Chef, painter

Ocean Reef Club

Key Largo, Fla.

Chef

-

Captain Courageous

Route 37

Toms River, NJ

Charter Club

Princeton, NJ

Claims 2 years college,

Omaha, Nebraska, University

(later admitted four yeai

degree from Omaha Univarsity

and admitted taking classes

in law from Harvard and

University of Southern

California)

Singe

U.S. Air Force, Service #217-804-89

Multiple arrests, New Jerscy

and Illinois

DRAGER is a self admitted

homosexual

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IT. EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES

On September 12, 1973, DRAGER, in the company of

DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK and WILLIAM BRIC CARROLL, were arrested

by the 1oms River, Ver jersey, Police Department, for possession

of marijuana (controlled dangerous substance-CDS), possession

of weapons and possession of stolen property. A search of their

vehicle, a 1974 camper truck, bearing Florida registration

8G-K6025, revealed the following articles:

1. One Walther P-38,

serial number 7965B.

2. One Colt. 22 caliber automatic, serial

number 336260.

3. One Springfield .410 shotgun, model 39A

(no serial number noted).

4.

1,000 rounds of assorted ammunition for

above weapons and other caliber weapons.

5. German insignias and armbands.

6. One white Ku Klux Klan silk robe.

7. One black Ku Klux Klan silk robe.

8. One water pipe.

9. Two pounds of marijuana (39 packets).

It is noted the black Ku Klux Klan robe is worn

by Ku Klux Klan enforcers, whose duties range from being "muscle

men" to "assassins".

On September 25, 1973, the "Asbury Park Evening Press"

ran an article on page 1, entitled "Klansmen Claims Group Maligned".

The article quotes DRAGER as claiming to the the New Jersey's

acting grand dragon of the ku Klux klan.

On October 2, 1973, NK T-I advised that on October 1,

1973, the Bucks County

had

a car caravan during the early p' hours.

Trevose, Pennsylvania area, advertising the Ku Klux Klan. The source

advised DRAGER was present at. this event and was in the company of

several white males

wearing Nazi uniforms.

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On February 16, 1974, DRAGIR and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLI

were arrested by Lake Springfield, Illinois, Police Department,

Sangamon County, Illinois, charged with possession of more than

10 grams, less than 30 grams, of marijuana and possession of

burglary toqls. A subsequent search of PAGER's vehicle at that

time of his arrest revealed

extremist materials consisting of

cassette tape: recordings, address books, guerrilla training manuals,

Ku Klux Klan literature,

American Nazi Party literature, locations

where crosses have allegedly been burned, wiretap equipment, and

other right-wing literature. The subject was also in possession

of numerous identification cards, such as driver's license and

Social Security cards.

The American Nazi Party - The World

Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists

was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell on

February 26, 1956, based upon the concept

of an international "National Socialist"

movement,

as espoused by the German Nazi

Party, which was headed by Adolf Hitler.

On January 1, 1967; the official name of this

organization

was changed to National Socialist

White People's Party.

The NSWPP Supports

and follows the line of hatred against blacks,

Jews and communists through various propaganda

media, demonstrations, and other publicity

seeking

devices for the purpose of seeking a

legitimate dominant political party within the

United States and in foreign countries.

Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, the

NSWPP is currently led by Matthias Koehl, Jr.

On February 19, 1974, DRAGER was interviewed by

Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

at the Sangamon County Jail, Springtield, Illinois.

DRAGER

stated that he was unemployed and maintains no permanent

but denied arent me mersarshin any he enght organi nevement"

although he claimed to be coordinating the activities among

right wing organizations in the eastern half of the United States.

Set forth is the interview of DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC

CARROLL, who was arrested and

MIDDAUGH.

interviewed under the name Tiloilas

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dore of transcription 21/423./E1

EWAR AUGUSE DRAGER, Jh. was interiowed willa

incarcerated in

i the sangumon County jail.

ie nas furnisied

the montidy of the intervioving Agents

and the purpose of

che intorion and he tuznished the forloving informicion.

pricen staged that lie is presently not a manhor of

any sight ling orcardsation.

to did adeii to loin abo

organizor aud. Jonder of the White bosion Moverans Gilt) Wich

oporated atrera tina out of tronton, for dersoy, as

FearinG's

Fannoylvania c

He cavinod cbot the becagunriors opezations

of that acconication vero diotsilod du do a lnch: oi Linacoo

Fio declinod to corant on tha

the cotal nuzior of imdividuais

names of any renbers oz 03

involved in the 02i.

DINGER

stated tha aim o% his noveront vas victory for 11i sight

Flog organisations and this une to be accomplished thacuri

politioni picctions on oches nocessary rochois.

included preaching to the pubsic concorning sonis of

organication

unt by aupporting the sight type of individuals

for public offica.

Ta conaddonou Bos alod, whio do prosontly

incarcerated in cha roderal Rematontionis Loavenworta, Tenses:

to be the type so incardual quniziled co bold public office.

Dide scared that his Will ras adopted & bhilosohy

of being ths coominutor bosnoen ait i. che ving onmairations

curiently cienaring in this counsry.

"a staied that

the

stcaterica and ideais of all right time croups accually 212

very sinior and thai won the comiticis aro right cloro

wild be a triiciation sor ail chese groms into one inis

onganáaution thot vill offoctivozy ba tio to take control

of the country.

No ointed no originally fouriod ibe Wilhi in

10%O and 100 a tro pubiislico aid distriotted litcratuso

an attenpt to caucate the public concoming his belois.

No advisod thot lin 290 unablo to coconnaion its goals co

an Rbove sround ontarication and is a result several soars

ugo he docided to tore the orcenization "under tround"

Althouga trIO iS To lOngor any fobral veganizatien or

Inancial cocktor, it still and sts oscicors and comorchir

but iso extone nt des rccavitios

consisto of hancels aid

othois tinvoing to coonery mocching the zight wind milosophy

to and coup that vall liccon.

Pi2aca doelleod do conrent

on the nurbor of individuals pacecurly in limit but did stato

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il ord is contents

nol la be distribured outade your ogency.

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2

he had reviously iscued 300 temarchiy caris.

No again

declinei cormoni concomming tao noB of any o8 the 0242a20

tion's lorderotin ou its ranbonshin.

ja did shote tat tie

majority often vancors vere disillusioned ventze dd ochor

nighe wing caganicotions.

te aurisou the mator Of 1d

halt coastala crolen

on the colidio

cads is the unidow le

usually woacs wring his spealdag engagoronts.

DRACo stated that recently is bad boon vacationing

in Ilorida, avang ranty ou previous covings.

He did WORK

Lon approniatoly di dago as a choi at the Crocn Door Chub,

i was paid 6000 pes root thoso and nas

accumindod acout 1000 at she zine of his doperture âxch E2

Fiorida loys prod. lie also naviced he vas cazzontiy extoring

On SU2ТV&1 190.6699

caring no do i tobiois caddy as&

nethod

in Stacistone 2ig born. 13a10.

is stated he could

onsady mincin ds boatta and voight by use oi close eablois.

DRAGE claimod that he do travorang ly caunor truck ana chae

since looving Flocida ho ros on coate te don forcey vica

arrostod an Epuangadeld, &2lanoi5e

on thon he

op to whose he rad

trareded sance

that timo to lunthon doclined somont conceaning any coctings

he may havo aticndod on any concunication lis i0G lod wit

any intral comociod vith cacchion orcancations during

Lis

travelso to advisce that he usucily cans miguely in

cather Stato do fedocal pari campcates or it none arc available

would utilizo a somercial cat grounds-

i:::

DRAG2l sinted that ile indivicus? tho vas samateo

since loaváng Flocida is CIaMEs saDDeUGH, Who has loon a

22800d 02 tho

dory? Grade ide 1a covered 16925

crevoling with hin

stated 100r001 his loch in bronbio sired to age

01

29 a:3

Was coSt 2000n87 JeJORCCe In danUdrY, 1016, 2209

a grendio

detention tachty in for dowrey.

To giroad

"de eterontly tandoor's logar.

10740

do devaced abbared chands more of his bare listic

Taloêo but is not colitically notaraico in any way.

Is nomittod thai Drant Droorick vas ile indivi

Chial. Who vas

aaronied tach bimbo docid anchorities 11 dev

Jerscy in concenbars

1723,%2nd Chax Ic

titolod wich han for

a pudod lin cat badmook had songed in tronida.

te nirsod

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that BRiORRiCK contacted his lavyer concorning the ponding

chargos in dew jersey and has probably returned to lew jossey.

Dangin did adrit to past momborahaps in the Aucrican

Nazd tarty,

racioual

sccialist Thite Pooples

Party, Ku Mus

Klan, Knights od Constuntine, as Voll as senorally

crasning

neubarchap in

ali right wing organizations at one cale or

another during the past 15 youra.

He stated ho ras recantly the soli-appointed Aeting

Grand Dragon of the

• Ku Klus alan in lew Jersey.

Is felt ine

orgmination nooded lerdorchiy and thus hehed the respoct

al other londons in the cougs but did have sone contacts

with soue otber inderandent

klan organizations in Her dersey.

Picon stocod that hes in the past, ins becu

harassed by local authoritios and

the rodoral Bureau of Investi-

gacon duc chau be has herer had any noblens vich any où che

leadership of any right ving organization

He claimed le is not currently a member of the

Inutemon orcamination but that lo.doos personally now

lie dociinod to commont on the last tim he

had any comunications with DEFUGEe

Dials stated ho parsonally knowe several indaviduals

associated wath

is Aroricon Mexi

Farty: including With

and to samos in Vargani,

and first name uninown COLaZAN

in Chicago.

le aivised

Chac from 19:1-1001 he vag & ronix

of the trerican dani

Jazty and

worked in ace nationn. load-

quarters in Arlingcon, Virginia

is vorlod ciosely with

this pazzod as his sacoit

coriand althouga be would never accopt ady tank bigher tban

licutenant.

Tor A perich during 1994-1967 he vorkod minly

ut the party's training cano in

tennsylvania as

indavidual

3.3 chato

ot the printang of 0lb ratorature for tho

Mitor ASianD's donth, DiASE advisod ho was ashod

comand

of the purcy but to docianed bacause of his

cririn? locom, arecicion ho rogrets to this day,

ADDICKIn

uninly thare anths autor morail's death ho toft tho inri

Party inadad icels that llite boati, the present comander

of thie martys log che quis but not the know how to run tho

party on onication.

lie does not feei that he has the chariens

thne ican has and he doc not reach the pubile effectivoly

will the party's nssage. briGia stated he currently ins 10

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association with the unrican da2d Jarty or with tee Hational

Socialist Mide Loopies martye

DivOR advisod lo lowo no one in illinois associated

with the impricen lous arcy on be Mcional accialist tate

Tacolos Fader ma

the nume or Dried conos látic to hire

12 does

recail 0.02aa writing 10 his fill boc ctatod Dozesn

wais not at lini

Lardy readqunrters in Lalingisa dundus tha

saie perios thee he servod tisro.

Mo advisod that te knows no ono in the Phconia

Arizona ana sinço the coada of UnbenDook PaNg (phonetica,

He loons of no right wing rotivity do thet anoa but lo did

nacall in the must he comunicated wath & daza Farcy nomies

but he no icngor recalis this individual's naza.

31:G0n stated that all of tis travels are basicaily

poLitically not yat0d

and that the rain pudlosophy of his

WAll is viesory so white Christianity nod a zotum to the

natural ondor.

1d feeis thet

the whate

Ince vos placed

On

this carti no the "riftod reco" and iaù a pcomaplicai

soparation of the ances do nacoosady to peovont auberbacodiug

cể cho

racese te contributos the basia of bis boriess

tho writings oi titlon bub statod that miny of the anciont

philosophers proached

the ser wite surrencey philcacrim

le believes thor intonbrooding of the acos will crontuaily

soad to the dogeneration ot our acciety and its evoncual

DRiGra stated that in the event too policical

systom sails us a soans for the rint viag crops in taic

couniry is save the counter iron its excomni and interni

enemos, then any other means necossady will ba need to cchiova

their goats. lo foois chad is the Govornnont vill. noi sot

tho country thou rigot wing organicacions must act to

00. 50.

Disgue suressed the danger of an intornal enomy in

the 10311 oi in coatig suppossive Covermoni toni would no

Longer neü for the relinbonus of tie ascenge white instican.

Althour he stated urain that tir rigat wing ortronist

câgandantaras vill acconot to min

nanot by locatarato

Drocuss, 11

Diocosa shogic

brook Coon any pothod, including

that os

iloiones, would to wed to acconglich their coals.

lio stnted the inroots ot the right ving would be any suppressivo

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Govezaront arucios or may Jait wias occanination that could

"Wilding" as the suppeussave Coronent in

1ddiblonnd corgoes of tle richt van would incluca

tho Jatod Utatus Isonuury Donnationt nod the Interial Levance

Ecivico, and such orcamizations to the jovich Anti coincition

Iongue, Who although i8 not a Coverheont aponey, is icels

Digora anoed that to succool in the rolent orei

Carow of the country's sugnly of rescons and amunition toula

be recoscary.

NO XO 20G 02104520

thon vo currontly has & stocroila of veapons and adviced

the source of weapons at the right sine world is

United Seatos intrinzy cotallisbeout, Kicao Locdore and

White reubers he pacdicts will join his cause vlon it is

ting for bodion.

Althourn ho has loned that tho lanudenon

organizimon nos scoearing weapons, to bas no evanence that

that organisacion curiontly bao any large cupply c reapons

: He stated

that ho also folt that ali the Siste

units cô Governont wii? join his chuse at the right cine

that thoy will ravolt anninst the siprasion pinced

thom by the Locored Govorntonte

Te foole that ovon porsonne?

of the lodoral Busonu of Errasticacion will join lús cause

bacause of thoar issie concozvative

balleds and, because ot

the Federal Burian of Investigation'e concorn sor the good

of the country.

only a "rawn" of the nataco Derarisont from

Diday continued to state his porcopal philosophy

concerning the

pover and influence enortod by the dovici

population in this country.

Fo considors the cocal dorich

contro, on the enorican positica, syston to bo the greatost

internal throat prosont today in ous syston.

le lorieves

thee the Commast noverone, 2l1 22c40% 0r20n22061028, cnd

couatry aro

10019 02

carion pophiation du tho

Unitod

states. to provicto a

corpute acchonde mainoros by the

sevich accent di our society. is cannies oi the encont:

of tho jewich control in tis

country, jirGilt uses the

appointane of lot Rosaork as cockotary of strte as wail

tho inco that tro Nail cardhistration is citronies

ArsonS. All Dy 001212614 COnX121110801%

nod 0 Tie m 10360020n 2n this Cn10j. 10 110

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stator that all coctors pi tie nows podid are contcolled by

Gows and that

thoy directly controd ail corsorper palicatious

citico ba carace onerohay on by concrolling

the savoricing

that coopperor nood for their suviral.

additron; ho

pointra

tree ming rudio-rolovicion networks

are all buacca

by sowich individuad tod

as such thoy nao abig

to dazace pulao hoodooring to berozit troid oan veno 8xd

the vien

os the dovish suren't of our socdsty.

Drau further

statod that clis pooht intruence cueriod by long in dis

country vill eventurily icad to the doronoration of cur

society tiless

thoss activities are stopped ly actions icon

cho right inge

Duncan stated thai as a result of his travels

throthous tia country la bus coominatod accavitios

Detrach

tie vacious airhe mang roups do such a corree

that siz

• that

io roodud fos choa to act do micon route to tie vinhe

conditiozo to uzise in tas comtry.

activicios

woe ougrantly peacosid in nature and thec ho is

to buck machin his

prosone polatiend dystou cos

chances but di copartions shout locore too suppressave

coansd tro averica white extisemy in tib country, then a

tiNS

Int actic: will bo at hond and is &

violont covolution

1s nocopuany to bring aloud chance, it wiid le wood.

it is tino for cecion 212623 Paodiciod a

undfication of t11

the right wing

saganiaddions in tis comfry don too bood of

the сотов wan.

DRiss estlibod that ha continoo lus actiritzos

and travais to the aron east of the lascieoiio. lavor and

that ha fools that the root is occandeed enourie

adit to havan? spokou in the past in Moancyirnia, Hes

Yorl, Her Jonesys Toledo, and Coluubus, Chic, end Chicago.

Ke amin coolined

to comont turther sochiding his accividios

on snividunis lo lay hovo keen an contact vich dudes lis

¿zavois sinos

scaving now doreoy'

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The following informiion concoming linGod was

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lame :

Race:

Dude of Birth:

Place of Birth:

neight:

Feight:

Eii. 1d :

Lycs:

lanks and Scars:

• Residence:

Felephone:

Occupation:

Prev-ous imploy-

ment:

Educati on:

Marital Status:

Fanily lienters:

Socint security

2zL37:

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FRANK LUGUST DINGER, 0R.

White

Febrary 4, 1940

Tienton, New dorsey

5141"

185

Brown

BLUE

1" scar above righe ere;

scar lover righi underside ca

tattoo o1

dog on upper left nan

Cinins no

fernanent residencs,

achoires to traveling enroughout

country in a carpes: truci

Unlistod nunbar but declined

to furnish

Ches, printor,

LICn0R130131

Unespiorec

Chei, Oconn Roet Club,

KEY

irgs;

Florida;

admitted

Foing a purchasing

agent to & chemicaL company

owned by dews in liew deraoy

Two yeazs colloge, Oncha, Nebraska

Universaty latoz auritton

four' year dogroe tron Onaha

University and admified

tolding

correspondence in Luv rzon both

Harrud and the Univeraity of

Southean Califommia)

B2Л8'6

liothoR • In don domeys Cec.1106

Bothors • DORNNY and did Direct,

who livo at 1214 Best Franklan,

Trenton, How sorsey;

rechich, dew

Jersey siva

139-30-1026

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1s lacary:

Arrests:

817-396-09.

Unitod Pratos Air dorce

1963 -

rugust.

102d, and 52rvad

as an air policeson, bizatorie

Air Corcind, Sanda

Adrictor

ibe pace, not recone baing in

Cannge County, Now dosesy,

Septonbox, 1073.

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ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dole of tronscription 2221/73.

Mananas intervieved Wit

incarcorates

illinois.

we wre curatined the mcantaty

os ine intosvioling

AgentG 1na the Purpose

od the Baccarion. la tuchiscod cre

FoLlowing indoratiOn.

ins Chees

ten aben stated that funth Daiden las hoen a 100g

tina friend

family and tos

his loon. guardian

to coachod his

i2 Docsikar, 10%0.

Tarinday

tand ly

no originally

from the New

Brunovach; Now doncey area and Diceud is iron the trenton,

Do atated ho has been cauvolion luth britcan za

D240E2'S Co2n03

truck sance Cotolor, 1073, at which tiis Daccen

CAne COuCh 1478020 L2203, 21072L8S

his way to the Fiozica

HayS 4200.

Te cdrisod cánca tat

dine they have spear tire

in Laznthon, Piorice, Roy West:

Florid, roy lanco, trories,

and the Evorgiadog arch of 220riC0.

Tis Mist Onploysent was

aS a cook at t:: 00002

Rood Clubs

loy ineso, Plorida, 105

approsinately a too wool period in Decerbar, 1973.

MODD. UGH Staied ba and D22022 lost Flerade aparoxi-

micly two vocks ago on route to tha not Const and that

clay travelod tazouga Liabars, Tonnassoe, Asianses, and were

somowbaze in Caloreão vien Eloy docided to sotura to Kew

Ee sented eboy vone streãod sorochoro in Alulara

tor tava dayo Fronuse of the pascline shortago bus die doas

Upon roaching Colozadc;

DanCER was in tranhorao contact wach are Jawyor in fer dorsey

and after ther convorsntion he dcorcod

recurn to dor

to tale cam of a loon: Landing racter in Mous nivor, New

Jersey, rosulting iron a deptonior, 2073 arrost.

uneAst statod that be believes in white cunneracy

and considain himself to be anti-coratie but he coniod having

boan or currendig being a nonbes

ot any sight wing cacronice

ongauinatione ta deod

that that its

ai anninacion is oranguing enfectavoly in chas counter tid

tong vent son reople actially josieve in ce are remuaded by

their phalecopiye

Do Striod Blinor is not carrendly active

in any rule lane onmebacca but be doos buon ilet he las

Interviewed on_

2/00/71

by-

100/002: Doln dictuted

-2/50/132

This document contains nowher reccrimendations nor conclusions of the fBl. ll is the proporty of thu FBl and is louned lo your aguncy;

it ond its conlonis are nor to be distribuied nulside your agency.

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lormbily Cacnd Bragon of tho lu Klu inn crreniention in

iow deraoy:

lle fusrtbon stotod that te ias noves bocn pxocant

nü aDy icciing où auy cight wing orgcdacaczon dot doas üa

Knot d2 D1d05a has

aitotued

.any noetings es ims contacicd

any lendeis of righé ving orgamizations during chein travols.

ho ceasod

he knous

Ro ons 1n she stato of Illinote

and that puroad was not on his

wag touny neoting in Iillrois

at tha idno od theit acroot in apringeicide Thoy hac oniy

stopped oveunigut on route io liow Jercay.

INDDAUGH novisod chnt they hed approxinatety 9280

wion thoy leit alowica iat Druoad had arionds ail oveg tho

countay thas vould supnly thon wich focd and cinanciat bacling

iê nocessaay.

Fe doclined. co noos any of thoao incivadesio,

Cinining no

aad nevos rot uby of. tias

Re sioted MinGok hrs

an aunt in fei forsey who mourd cocasionally nire thon dunds.

He doos not recoit lca1072..

: MDDALOE ei0o sinted that DRaclt has a tolopbone

nunboi locrrod scroubore in niew versoy tnat ne poz1od20044y

0a128

for ressages and othor antonunti in.

le claired he

doos not lnow the numbor nos the incivicuat pho Drdoan chilse

MDDAUgHl staice tiat D/NIal IaCoosiCk vas a friend

oî DrAGEN's who wos traveling Dith than

tor & snort tica in

Ploriúa.

sle tist tire

be sur 12:022300 wao an tio Piccica

Koja area and bo balieves that he hao curiently recurned io

Ne7 dorsey.

LeDaDan conded knowing a DIMTS DEMY RIETND, Molodos

Obéo; and donied momang anyshing abouc die tozee icentitaca

tich

and inles vahacie

tiiies dourd in BiúGhnl's compei at

tho tire of their arrest.

tha folioning infoaration concorring lidlbAugE wns

obtained through obsrrvacion iad intorzion:

Mame:

Alias:

Iaca :

Fistd os birth:

Placo of Dieth:

leirhi:

leight:

PHOMAS CUERLOS LEDDLUGII

CIUCK

White

lin le

Decomboo 37, 1005

loW Bawuckicks lew Jorscy

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Build:

Tinas:

lyos:

•Marks and Ecars:

itesidence:

excapedion:.

Enployrent:

Lost Deployent:

Mucation:

Mariter Strtuc:

Fanily Kenters:

• Selective

sorvica:

Arzesis: :

Slo mier'

Brown

Fazo l

tatioo ci & cross on leit

forearm

Guzal Houte 2,

Daytown Loach, Florida

Cook. and

Unemployed

Cosen loes Club,

de years high schoot

Single

Pathor • RICHAID MORGAUGE

Hothes • 20SB A202A000

BunnI Louis 2

Daytona Feach, Fiozida

ClaSSiLiC& Mi, rogistezad

Daytona Reach, Elcrida

dinitied soveral arronto in

few Jeroey as a juvenite

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On March 1, 1974, DRAGEP. and CARROLL were released

on bond from the Sagamon County Jail. The subject's vehicle,

a 1970 Ford pickup truck, with a camper truck unit, was left

by DRAGER at the Sheriff's Impound Lot.

On March 6, 1974, NK I-2 advised he obtained information

that FRANK DRAGER had VISIted ROBERY MUCh Titular, Head of

the Minutemen Organization, in Nortorne, Missouri.

The Minutemen organization was organized

in 1960, reportedly to resist the spread

. of

communism in the United States by use of

guerrilla tactics.

Robert B. DePugh, national

coordinator of the Minutemen, was sentenced in

October, 1970, for violations of the Federal

Firearms Act.

At the time of his arrest DePugh

was

in possession of documents concerned

with

guerrilla warfare and other paraphernalla, including

nand grenades

gun silencers, and

a machine gun.

DePugh wais released on parole during April, 1973,

and in June, 1973, 'indicated he planned to revitalize

the Minutemen into a "two-armed organization".

Arm number one

was to be utilized as a political

front organization to sway elections and control

local

and state political structures. Arm number

two was to be an underground guerrilla organization

made up of "strike teams".

These "strike teams"

are to be under direct control of DePugh and their

existence is to be unknown to

everyone, including

Minutemen

State Coordinators.

After leaving Norborne, DRAGER was arrested

• in

Springfield, Illinois. DRAGER Was scheduled to proceed to

Columbus, Ohio to meet with JOHN 'GERHARDI, Leader of the American

White Nationalist Party (AWNP) and was to

continue to Reading,

Pennsylvania, to meet with ROY

FRANKHOUSER.

DRAGER was supposedly carrying a message from DE PUGH

to GERHARDE and FRANKHOUSER.

GERHARDT and his brother, ED

GERHARDT, are leaders of the AWIP in Columhus, Ohio.

The GERHAPDT'S

and a JAMES THOMPSON were arrested for shooting the

homes of

school officials in Columbus, Ohio. JAMES THOMPSON allegedly

turned stated witness against the GERIARDT brothers.

The GERIARDT

brothers contacted the Indiand coordinator of the Minutemen and

ROY FRANKHOUSER to make plans to prevent THOMPSON's testimony and

have discussed possible execution.

FRANKHOUSER allegoaly advised

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GERHARDT he had a man who was unknown and could take care of

THOMPSON. This

individual is believed to be FRANK DRAGER.

CONFIDENTAL SOURCE OF INFORMAZION

Quarters, ocean beer stuo

On MarCh 7, 1074 OPANT US MORTeS, Staft®

Keyntajgo, Florida, advised

DRAGER and

ne

time friends having met in Trenton,

New Jersey. BRODERICK stated DRAGER claims to be "acting dragon"

in the Ku Klux Klan and was known to him to have close links with

the United Klan Leader ROBERT SHELTON. He further advised DRAGER

did carry some type of firearm with him on his person at most times.

CONFIDENTINE SOURCE DE INEARALATION

on May 16, 1974, BRODewas Lecontacted by Special

Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at the lean Reet

Large, Florida. At that time, he stated

DRAGER have a small arsenal of weapons, primarily

automatic rifles.

All or most part of these guns are stolen.

The arsenal consists of three satchels, one belonging to FRANKHOUSER,

the other :to DRAGER and the third to both.

Apparently only

FRANKHOUSER knows their present whereabouts.

CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE OF INFARMANIAL

BRODER salso stated that while in Florida City,

DRAGER told him that he and CARROLL had stolen the checks made

out to the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish Tournament and had been

cashing them in the Florida Keys area.

According to DRAGER,

CARROLL committed the actual theft, while DRAGER waited in his

truck nearby.

GONAIDENTIAE SOURCE-OF-INFORMARON

DRAGER also told

BRODERdrauring that Florida City

meeting, that he had purchased an automatic rifle in Miami.

On April 22, 1974, a tape cassette case with tape

cassette inside was received at FBI Headquarters enclosed in a

white envelope, bearing notation "20 April 1974; 85th birthday

of Adolf Hitler; thought you guys might like to hear from us.

FRANK DRAGER, WILLIAM CARROLI, National Revolutionary Army."

• An examination

of the envelope by the Identification Division revealed three

fingerprints of subject, FBI Numer 405-550-F.

Copies of this

tape was also sent to the "Trentonian Newspaper", Trenton, New

Jersey, and the

"United Press International", in New Orleans,

Louisiana, as a press release for the National Revolutionary

Army (NRA). This tape in transcript form is set forth below:

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Transcr

prepared from tape recoi

ing received at

FBIQ on 4/22/74 with speaker identifying himself as Frank

• Drager.

157 - 6908

"I had originally planned for this communication to

be typewritten, but since I stole this tape recorder, I guess

it's just

as appropriate as a letter.

Clarence Kelley, Director of the FBI,

Washington, I. C.

Dear Mr. Kelley:

I had always praised the thoroughness of the FBI,

even though on scores of occasions you've permitted your

paranoia and your lack of human understanding could foul. you

up. Your drooling excitement and your paranoic stupidity and

your fruitless eagerness at having Frank Drager in your grimy

grubs in Springfield, Illinois, make super idiots of the

Federal Bureau of Integration.

You now realize how many

foolish errors you;made. In the near future you will be em-

ployed by the new natural government of America rather than

the Jew Justice Department and such sapidity will not be

tolerated. How ridiculous for a gang of trained investigators

to be fooled and beaten by a teenager. Have you idiots put

all the pieces together yet? Whether or not you have, we both

thank God for your paranoid stupidity for now we are free to

continue tying together the few remaining loose ends which

will permit the National Revolutionary Army to eliminate

criminal Jewish control of America. Now our armies can con-

tinue to join forces to eliminate this alien enemy government.

Continue your search for Frank Drager and Bill Carroll. It'll

be useless and frustrating. If you are lucky enough to capture

one of our soldiers in the future, beware, there's a speeding

soft-nose for all of our enemies.

Unfortunately, most fellow

Agents are mercenaries. They are actually with us in spirit

but they will still follow the orders of their Jewish superiors

to attempt to detect and capture our people and unfortunately

we will have to deal with these Agents ruthlessly until they

realize that they are dominated and controlled by alien enemies

of America and begin working on the side of right. At one

time not too long ago we patriots were as useless_as a bunch.

of foolish boobs and no-hinamina for us by idealingoalso

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Now our goals are within our grips and our armies are beginning

to activate. A large segment of the left and the right are no

longer shooting at each other. Yes, the fear of our enemies

is now realistic.

The bullets of all pro-American revolution-

aries are aimed at the alien enemies in control and

not at

each other.

Summer is near. Federal Agents beware.

We mean

business

and we have the facilities not to be stopped. Your

laws don't bother us; your jails don't

bullets will be retumed with wore bullegare us; and your

Your leaders have

bankrupted our people, have starved them, and caused enough

materialistic havoc that we now have the will of the people

with us. Even the stupidist in America see through the grain

shortages, fuel shortages, price gougings, meat shortages,

work stoppages, and various other criminal corruption by the

eremy aliens in control. America's masses are in the corner.

Now just stand back and watch them come out shooting. When the

smoke clears, America shall be the victor.

: White Power."

"The following portion of this communication will

be the only press release of the New Revolutionary Army. In

future months, as our movement gains momentum, I wish for the

press to understand what we are about rather than what the FBI

tells them. There is a brief but somewhut inclusive listing

of our program included.

The New Revolutionary Party herewith immediately de-

clares that the present Government of the United States of

America is an illegal confederation of aliens and enemies of

the people of America.

The New Revolutionary Army, its officers

and followers henceforth secede from the United States of

America until such time we may be able to restore a Government

of the people, by the people and for the people and oust the

enemy aliens now in control. Through force and violence and

whatever means available to the NRA, we will totally, forcefully

and quickly restore sanity to our American republic. We have -

adopted the American Constitution in its original form, revised

1-2 .

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the Bill of Rights, and eliminated or revised all the amend-

ments to the Constitution.

of the hundreds of known ande have formed

a national caucus

unknown political leaders whose

present identity will remain anonymous, who at the time the

enemy aliens perish or relinquish control, will immediately

be brought before the American voter to seize popular control

of vacant political offices.

We of the NRA are the people, we speak for the

people, and we will violently eliminate America's enemies

with the haste of

a speeding bullet.

The NRA has chosen for

its spokesman a well-known adversary for the return of America

to a natural social order. The revolutionaries of the NRA are

ordered to maintain in every way possible or to avoid detection

by the enemy, but are ordered not to deny their association if

at such time they are detected by the enemy or captured. All

NRA members and associates are instructed that if captured they

are governed by the laws set at the Geneva Conference for cap-

tured soldiers and prisoners of war. This is by all means a

declaration of war

The enemies of white America will fall

like flies at a Raid party.

The following is a very brief synopsis of the goals

of the NRA once we seize power.

#1.

All non-whites

immediately loose citizenship

• and prepare for repatriation.

#2. The Federal Reserve will be abolished and all

illegal tender returned and it will be replaced with legal

notes once citizenship is confirmed.

#3. Israel immediately declared an illegal enemy

state.

#4. Immediate deportation of all Jews, either

racial or religious.

#5. Income tax abolished. (Product) taxation and

industrial support.

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#6. Cancellation of the national debt immediately.

#7. Immediate elimination of foreign, Jewish and

enemy control in banking and financing institutions.

#8! Immediate seizure of all' properties and inter-

ests of all Jewish and/or enemies of America.

#9. Immediate reinstatement of a healthy racial

standard. Interracial marriage will be illegal.

#10. Abolition of foreign aid until necessary deter:

mination can be investigated.

#11: Immediate release of all political prisoners

presently being held by the enemy Government.

#12. Immediate and total revision of the judiciary

system.

#13. Immediate reorganization and/or elimination

of all useless Government agencies.

#14. Immediate and total reorganization of the

welfare and all other give-away Government agencies.

#15. Immediate arrest and rapid trials of America's

enemies and those persons who have willfully conspired to sell

out America's working masses. Harsh punishments to those

convicted.

#16. Protection by the Government of citizens

against illegal seizure of personal property and monies by

alien usurers.

#17. Right-to-work and receive a fair wage to help-

fully maintain all citizens and their families.

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#18. Immediate return to our original form of

represented republic as described by the founding fathers.

#19. Immediate abolition of all unfair usury

practices; i.e., unfair mortgage interest, etc.

#R0.

Immediate reorganization of the nation's un-

satisfactory school system.

#21.

Immediate return to the sovereign rights of

states.

•#22. Instant revision of the social security system

to allocate appropriate relief immediately and henceforth to

those elderly and needy citizens.

#23. Immediate abolition of all Government payoffs

to corporations and farms for not producing or growing

products and. for: ridiculous depletion payoffs.

#24. Immediate allocation to the formation of an

agency to scientifically and objectively investigate thoroughly

the harm and damages caused by various use of all drugs. Their

rapid but thorough study will be presented to the American

public, thus creating in some cases more liberal and in some

cases more stringent laws governing the se of drugs.

A. Stiffer penalties for users of

•illegal drugs.

B. Harsher penalties for sales of

drugs.

C. Death penalties for suppliers of

forbidden drugs.

D. Abolition of drug give-away pro-

grams.

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#25. Immediate reestablishment of a just law and

order for the protection of all American citizens and the

elimination of America's enemies.

This tape was prepared by Frank Drager for immed-

iate shipment to the FBI. Copies are made by William'Carroll

and forwarded to the press services for immediate release.

Frank Drager and Bill

Carroll are both officers of the NRA

and are presently being sought by the FBI..

White Power."

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On June 11, 1974, NK T-? advised he developed information

that would indicate a meeting was held at the residence of

AL LENTZ, Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku Klux

Klan, in

the York, Pennsylvania area.

In attendance, were numerous

members of the Ku

Klux Klan and Minutemen organization.

the National Revolutionary Army. DRAGER explained that the goals

of this group were to "destroy"

the United States Government and

replace it with members of his own group. DRAGER was believed to

have mentioned he contacted H. RAP BROWN, a black extremist, and

other activist leaders and plans to united, these various groups

to achieve his goals.

DRAGER also indicated he had a large quantity of dynamite

and plans to blow up two city blocks on July 4, 1974.

DRAGER

stated that he did not have blasting caps at that time but might.

be able to

•get them from a Minuteman member in Indiana.

DRAGER alleges to have traveled to various parts of

the country and has urged members of the right wing to commit

acts of violence on July 4, 1974, so that the NRA could take

credit for these acts.

The source was advised DRAGER exhibited

four .45 caliber pistols, three .30 caliber carbines and one

bolt action rifle at this meeting.

The source was further advised DRAGER braggs about his

passing bad checks in Florida and his using stolen credit cards

to purchase gasoline, food and lodging. DRAGER supposedly plans

to obtain $200,000.00 in the near future and this might be

accomplished through a kidnapping or bank robbery.

DRAGER further indicated sometime during the meeting

that he would like to know how to make letter bombs.

On June 13, 1974, NK T-3 advised he learned a meeting

was held at the home of ALBERI LENTZ, head of a small group called

O 7A24 T

the Independent Ku Klux Klan of York, Pennsylvania.

FRANK DRAGER

was known to have been in attendance with six or seven other

right wing sympathizers. At that meeting, DRAGER stated he plans

to blow up two city blocks by placing dynamite in the sewer system

of this city.

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DRAGER also requested the group to cause incidents

such as explosions on July 4, 1974, so a group he is forming

called the NRA could take credit for it. DRAGER stated he was

going underground and would use the code name Gopini.

Apression

DRAGER was known to have stayed at AL LENTZ' residence

from June

31 1974 to June 6, 1974.

On June 15, 1974, NK T-2 advised that in conversation

with a Ku Klux Klan member in Philadelphia, it was learned six or

seven individuals met at the home of AL LENTz, on June 5, 1974,

in York, Pennsylvania. All in attendance represented a

small

group

of independent Ku Klux Klan members and several Indiana representatives

of the Minutemen. FRANK DRAGER was in attendance and discussed his

plans for the forming of a group called "NRA" and the source also

developed information that DRAGER was planing to blow up two city

blocks on July 4, 1974.

on July 2, 1914, ME. ROY ERATKHOUSER was interviewed by

Special Agents of the FBI in the presence ot his attorney.

FRANKHOUSER

stated ne met FRANK. DRAGER on June 1, 1974, at the Coach House

Restaurant,

5th and* Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsylvania.

FRANKHOUSER was brought to the restaurant by a JAKE (LAST

NAME UNKNOWN)

an associate of DRAGER's; however, JAKE was not present during this

meeting.

During the meeting, DRAGER wanted FRANKHOUSER's help in

obtaining fuses for timing devices for explosives and requested

further assistance in several projects. FRANKHOUSER stated he

declined in both cases.

DRAGER stated

he had looked into the Gubow

matter in Michigan, and indicated he and his group were going to kill

Judge GUBOW. DRAGER stated he had been to Michigan and

"cased"

the judge's

home.

DRAGER stated he tried to contact the wife of

Reverend ROBERT MILES, in Michigan, but she would not talk to him.

DRAGER stated the only reservation

he had about killing Judge GUPON

was whether or not it would effect the appeal of Reverend MILES.

It is noted Judge GUBOW is the Federal judge who sat in

on the case involving Reverend ROBERT MILES, who was tried and

convicted for the bombing of school buses in Pontiac, Michigan.

FRANKHOUSER stated DRAGER also stated he was going to take

care of two FBI agents and mentioned the names CLONINGER (phonetic)

and MIFFLIN (phonetic). DRAGER indicated he was going to "blow

them out"

and kill them. DRAGER also indicated he needed enough

explosives to "level a one story building"

DRAGER stated that at

one point he was going

to blow up an IRs building, but did not nention

any specific location.

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It is noted Special Agents of the FBI mentioned above are

possibly identical to SAS BURL E. CLONINGER and CHARLES E. MOFFENI,

who have worked Ku Klux Klan matters in the Trenton, New Jersey area.

FRANKHOUSER stated he accompanied DRAGER and they walked

to the vicinity of 3rd and Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsyivania,

where a relatively new car was parked. DRAGER opened the

trunk and

FRANKHOUSER observed numerous handguns and rifles and believed there

were explosives in the trunk. FRANKHOUSER could not furnish further

description of this vehicle.

DRAGER showed FRANKHOUSER the weapons

to show them

¡ "we mean business".

FRANKHOUSER then stated that DRAGER indicated he had a

"caper" planned that would meant $100,000.00. DRAGER did not

further discuss the caper.

FRANKHOUSER concluded on his own that

the "caper" was possibly a bank robbery.

FRANKHOUSER denied any

specific knowledge regarding any bank robberies on DRAGER's part.

FRANKHOUSER stated he was contacted by DRAGER via telephone

call on one occasion subsequent to June 7, 1974 meeting.

At this

time, DRAGER indicated two of his men had

been arrested

and the

"caper" was delayed.

This contact was about two days prior to

DRAGER'S arrest in New Jersey.

It is noted the New Jersey State Police made available

a XeroX copy of

a parking ticket in the recovered 1973 Pinto, stolen

by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, indicating he was ticketed on June 6,

1974, at 1:41 pm,

in the vicinity of 4th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania,

Ticket Number 18025, thusly verifying that DRAGIR was in

the Reading

area on or about the date DRAGER and FRANKHOUSER had their clandestine

meeting.

On June 14, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New Jersey,

State Police, West Trenton, New Jersey, advised a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL

and a JAMES KEITH were arrested by the New Jersey State Police at

Bordentown, New Jersey, when they were noticed to have illegally

passed a stopped school bus on

Route #206, at Columbus, New Jersey,

and it was subsequently determined their vehicle was a stolen notor

vehicle.

CARROLL when stopped, produced a driver's license for a

WILLIAM R./JENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey."

The arresting officer observed several other documents which appeared

to be driver's license in the

investigative curiosity.

The'officer further noted a carbine protruding

from a cardboard carton in CARROLL's vehicle. The Vehicle Identificatio:

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Number was put into the National Crime Information Center

computers (NCIC) and it was determined this car was stolen

from Lawrence Township, New Jersey, on March 11, 1974, by

FRANK DRAGER, JR.

A further search of the vehicle revealed four pistols

anâ two Ml .30 caliber carbines, numerous urban guerrilla mini-

manuals, military handbooks, Nazi and Minutemen handbooks,

camping

gear, gas masks and

chemicals.

The weapons were specifically noted to be as follows:

1. One Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial

number 75190.

2. One Stoeger. 22 caliber Luger automatic,

serial number 363.

3. One .30 caliber carbine, Plainfield Machine

Company, serial number 44837.

4. Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, serial

number 1883084.

5. Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, Commander

Model, serial number 70SC19183.

6. •30 caliber Ml carbine, United States Government,

serial number 3329743.

A check with the NCIC computers failed to indicate

any of these weapons as having been stolen property.

Also contained in the vehicle were numerous chemicals

as noted below:

1. One bottle marked M-ilexane.

2. Two bottles of hydrochloric acid.

3. One bottle of Xylene.

4.

One bottle of Nitric acia.

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5. One glass distiller.

6. Rubber gloves.

7. Plastic tubing.

8.l Amonia.

9. One red can marked motor oil.

These chemicals are presently in the custody of

New Jersey State Police Laboratory, West Trenton, New Jersey.

On April 17, 1974, Detective JAMES HEWITT, Lawrence

Township, New Jersey, Police Department, advised that their department

on persey?

had a warrant for the subject's arrest.

for failure to return a 1973 Ford rental car, rented by DRAGER on

March 11, 1974•

On August 6, 1974, MI. HAROLD LANG, Lang Enterprises,

209 Lawrence road, Lawrence Township, New Jersey, owner of the

Econo-Car Rental System, advised DRAGER rented a

1973 green Ford

Pinto, bearing New Jersey plates YOK-300, on March 11, 1974.

The vehicle was to be returned on March 18, 1974. DRAGER deposited

$75.00 cash, and produced a New Jersey driver's license issued to

FRANK A. DRAGER, JR., 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, New Jersey,

driver's license number D7151 26761 08404.

LANG advised he reported the car stolen to the Lawrence

Township, New Jersey, Police Department, when the vehicle was not

returned on March 18, 1974. LANG was then contacted by Detective

HEWITT on June 19, 1974 and was advised he could pick up the recovered

vehicle from the New Jersey State Police, at Bordentown, New Jersey.

LANG made available the rental agreement which appears to be signed

bY DRAGER.

During the three months the vehicle was gone, DRAGER

totaled 16,509 miles having accured a bill totaling $2,393.71.

On July 12, 1974, Special Agent RONALD DECKER, Bureau of Alcohol,

Tobacco and Firearms, Trenton, New Jersey, advised a trace of the

abovementioned weapons seized on June 13, 1974, at Bordentown, lew

Jersey, were traced to their department which revealed the following

information:

1.

The Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial number

75190, was

sold to Simnons Hardware Company,

(no address noted) on October 23, 1912.

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2.

The Stoeger .22 caliber Luger automatic, serial

number 363, was sold to OLAF WILLIAM AIKE

1846 West Lake, Famimish Parkway, Bellvue,

Washington.

AIKEN was noted to be alwhite male,

born October 17, 1939, at Webster, South Dakota.

He"is 5'8", 150 pounds, having Washington State

i License AIKENOW61PP.

This weapon

was purchased

April 18, 1959, from the Seattle Sporting Goods,

*4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast, Seattle, Washington.

3.. The .30 caliber Plainfield carbine was allegedly

purchased by FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, 100-101 Ocean

Street, Marathon, Florida, on April 13, 1974.

4.

Coltz.45 caliber Commander, serial number

70S019183, was last known to be owned by MARSHALI

L•MC ELWANEY5635 Casmere, Warren, Michigan,

-oit November 16, 1973.

MC ELWANEY is a white male,

born April 12, 1950, Detroit, Michigan, 6', 158

pounds, having Michigan driver's license number

M245-585-497-285.

He purchased this from Gell's

Sporting Goods,, 11557 12 Mile Road, Warren, Michigan.

5-6.

1883084 and the .30 caliber Ml carbine serial number

3329743, were determined to be United States Government

weapons.

The director of civilian marksmanship,

Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, advised they have no

records reflecting these weapons were stold to civilians.

RON DECKER, Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (ATF) advised

these last two weapons are undoubtedly stolen but were probably

stolen prior to the institution of NCIC and are not longer maintained

on Government records.

On July 1, 1974, JAMES EDWARDYKITH and WILLIAM ERIC

CARROLL were interviewed by Special Agents of the FBI at the

Burlington County Jail, Mount Holly, New Jersey, and neither subject

appeared cooperative.

On July 17, 1974, the subjects were re-

interviewed and set forth is information obtained during the

interview.

TEX"

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Date of transcriplion.

7/29/74

1

. in-mate, Burlington County

Jail, was made how the Rent you the intenden unent

and the nature of the inquiry. CARROLL was advised of his

Constitutional Rights and indicated he understood these

rights but was unwilling to sign any forms indicating such

or to sign any statements. CARROLL was advised that the

interviewing agent, was specifically seeking information

regarding the activities of he and FRANK AUGUST DRAGER and a

group called the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). CARROLL

related the following information:

He stated he met FRANK DRAGER in the presence of a

THOMAS MIDDAUGH prior to the summer of 1973. MIDDAUGH was

described as his close friend and they both attended a

Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rally in Upper New Jersey, at which time

MIDDAUGH introduced him to DRAGER. DRAGER is known to be the

He was much impressed by the

zeal and philosophy of FRANK DRAGER and immediately became

his close friend and associate.

Even though it was later

learned by CARRQLL that DRAGER was a homosexual, he decided

to be tolerant of this fact and they would continue to travel

together and expound their right wing philosophy.

He stated he felt he had quite a bit to do with

FRANK DRAGER re-joining the right wing element. He stated

che he ha

that they talked a lot about how the right wing could change

the country and felt they could work together as a highly

proficient team. He stated that many of their activities were

planned while they were high on marijuana.

Later that summer he and DRAGER were in Trenton,

N.J., where he was introduced to, one of DRAGER's best friends

by the name of JIM/BRODERICK. BRODERICK waS known to have

an extensive criminal record'and at that time was dealing ir

marijuana. BRODERICK was also seen on numerous occasions with

stolen checks believed to have been taken from the Trenton

area businesses. He, DRAGER and BRODERICK left the Trenton

area inasmuch as BRODERICK was involved in some way with a

200 pound marijuana buy which involved a shooting.

CARROLL

stated he did not know the specifics of this incident.

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by-

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mla

7/23/74

_ Date diclaled

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it and its

contents

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They then went to the Jersey Shore where BRODERICK

and DRAGER obtained employment at the Captain Courageous Bar.

BRODERICK and DRAGER were known to have stolen numerous checks

from the Captain Courageous Bar and passed these checks to

, obtain money to travel to Florida.

In September of 1973, he, DRAGER and BRODERICK were

arrested in Toms River, N.J., in what he felt was a "set up".

He stated he believed the

FBI had made their presenceknown to

the local authorities so the local authorities would arrest

and harass them for the FBI.

The three of them made bail and

purchased 40 pounds of marijuana and left for Florida ir

FRANK DRAGER'S Camper truck.

They took several jobs under

assumed names, working as dishwashers and cooks.

BRODERICK

then took a job at the Ocean Reef Beach Club in Key Largo, Fla.

He and DRAGER also worked there for a short time but were

fired.

: During

M-1 Carbine and

this period of time, DRAGER purchased an

45 caliber automatic pistol while in

Florida.

He and DRAGER then travelled to New Orleans,

where they made a drug buy and stole a .32 caliber handgun

from a drug pusher on the New Orleans waterfront.

After making several right wing contacts, they left

New Orleans and,travelled to Springfield, Ill., to meet

other right wing sympathizers.

On their journey, they had

SHELTON and DE PUGH promised Full Support for the

NRA, which CARROLL stated was the same as the White Action

Movement founded by DRAGER several years ago at Trenton, N.J.

On their way to Springfield, they stopped at the residence of.

DON ZINN in Michigan.

CARROLL indicated that during their

travels they wise constantly seeking weapons, ammunition, and

manuals on gorilla warfare.

jestinalin

While in Springfield, Ill., in February, 1974, they

were arrested for possession of marijuana, burglary tools,

and dangerous weapons.

CARROLL again advised he felt the

FBI had something to do with this arrest and expressed the

thought that possibly DE PUGH was an informant or else the

FBI had seen them with DE PUGH and followed them to the

location of their arrest. CARROLl stated he used the identification

•I LHOMAS MIDDAUGH Inasmuch

as he thought the FBI and the

Florida authorities had warrants for he and DRAGER.

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DRAGER obtained bail money for them and upon their

release from jail they tried

to obtain the camper truck back

but were advised by the local authorities it was going to be

used as evidence in their pending case.

Inasmuch as they had no trasportation, they then

hitchhiked from Springfield, Ill., to York, Pa., where they

visited with AL LENTZ.

They then proceeded to Trenton, N.J.,

and obtained a rental car which they did not return.

CARROLL

indicated they then left the Trenton area and went to Boston,

Mass., in efforts to get him a driver's license.

While in

Boston they tried to cash several more Captain Courageous

checks but were not successful, inasmuch as everybody

required photographic identification.

After having left Boston, Mass., they travelled to

Washington, D.C., and visited a SKYLER FERRIS (phonetic).

They

tried to obtain maps of the sewer system of Washington, D.C.,

from him. FERRIS was advised of their plans to bomb the

Internal Revenue

Service (IRS) and at first FERRIS was not

agreeable.

FERRIS was then guaranteed that the local authorities

would be advised of the bomb a half hour prior to its detonation

on July 4, 1974.

FERRIS was agreeabla to this plan and

supplied them with the diagram of the sewer system.

FERRIS

is further known to be a right wing patriot and supplied

names of local patriots to DRAGER.

After departing Washington, D.C., they travelled

to Florida and visited with an ORVILLE LIPPERT.

They then proceeded to Alabama where they registered

the vehicle they stole in Trenton, N.J.

They then travelled

back to York, Pa., and saw AL LENTZ again. They, visited

several days with LENTZ and then returned to Trenton, N.J.,

where they looked up a JAMES KEITH, who is known to be a

close friend of JAMES BRODERICK.

They requested him to find

them an apartment which they could rent for several weeks

prior to their planned July 4 attempt to bomb the IRs,

Washington, D.C.

KEITII, DRAGER, and he were going to the Florence

Motel in Florence, N.J., to move into a room they had rented.

DRAGER was dropped off at an Acme Market to buy groceries

inasmuch as there was not room in the vehicle for the three

of them and groceries.

They were heading toward the motel

to deposit their equipment and clothes when they were arrested

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by the New Jersey State Police for passing a stopped school

bus.

He stated he was going to shoot it out with the New

Jersey State Trooper but became concerned when KEITH did not

appear to go along with the idea. They were going to stay at

the motel for approximately two weeks and then return to

Pennsylvania and get dynamite from some patriots in Pennsylvania.

If this plan was unsuccessful,

they had planned to go to one

of the Western Statés and obtain dynamite under the guise of

future prospectors.

He stated that the chemicals that were

In the car at the time of his arrest were experimented wich

by he and DRAGER in efforts to make a bomb.

These efforts were

not too successful and thusly they decided dynamite would be

a better method.

CARROLL advised the NRA is identical to the White

Action Movement formed by DRAGER in 1970 in Trenton, N.J.

He claims to have organized chapters all over the United States

and Canada and these groups are composed of disgruntled right

wing patriots who are not satisfied with the passive activities

of the KKK and the Minutemen Organization. He claimed to have

taken an oath and could not divulge who any of these other

members are.

He claimed this group is storing weapons and

explosives and

no chapter knows where the other chapter's

weapons are.

CARROLL stated the NRA believes in doing anything

necessary to support themselves while they are endeavoring to

overtake the U.S. Government.

The NRA believes in bank

robbery, armored car heists,

and cashing stolen checks.

He said presently the NRA has no plans for political kidnappings.

He stated all their members are instructed to die for the

cause if necessary.

The NRA has devised a code system whereby

one member can contact another member without the Federal

authorities knowing this is being done. He stated they have

several training grounds throughout the East Coast and

Mid-west areas and their men are being trainea in the use of

en are being

all kinds of weapons.

When specifically asked who other members of the

NRA were, CARROLL refused to identify any of these members

and it appeared as if possibly no members did, in fact,

exist.

CARROLL advised JAMES KEITH, who was arrested with

him in the stolen motor vehicle, was not a right wing Patriot

and could not be trusted.

KEITH's services were requested

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by DRAGER inasmuch as KEITH is a close friend of JAMES

BRODERICK and was known to be active in criminal endeavors in.

the Trenton area.

He and DRAGER believed KEITH might be able

to financially help their cause.

CArROLl advised the NRA's philosophy was an incorpora-

tion of much of the thoughts of the KKK, Minutemen, and the

American Nazi Party. He stated they were more revolutionary

and would actively and ardently endeavor to overthrow the U.s.

Government and replace it with the National Revolutionary

Army •

He expounded the philosophy that the NRA was anti-Jewish,

unded the philo

anti-Negro, and anti-Catholic.

NA, was anta-

The NRA is promoting the

deportation of all non-native born Americans and the return

of the Jews and Negroes to their homelands.

He stated they

were definitely against the Federal Income

Tax, which is

what led them to decide to blow up the IRs building in

Washington, D.C. The NRA further advocates political assassinations

if necessary.

He; stated that DRAGER had considered killing

a Judge GUBOW in Michigan but decided not to inasmuch as the

judge's death might hinder the appeal of Reverend BOB MILES

who has been sentenced to prison by Judge GUBOW for the

bombing of school buses in Michigan.

CARROLI stated he and

DRAGER have cashed numerous stolen checks throughout the U.s.

to support themselves.

He indicated DRAGER was possibly

involved in an armed robbery in the Boston, Mass., area but

then decided he did not want to talk further about this matter.

DRAGER had obtained numerous handguns and rifles

while travelling throughout the u.s.

Most of these weapons

were purchased in the name of FRANK DRAGER, Using identification

DRAGER had obtained in his own name in Florida.

CARROLL was asked about his knowledge of a tape

- recording sent to ORVILLE LIPPERT in Florida, where DRAGER

requests LIPPERt's assistance in returning his camper truck,

which LIPPERT purchased fron him, to his aunt EDNA GRABER

in Trenton, N.J. In this tape, DRAGER identified himself to

LIPPERT so that EDNA GRASER can purchase back this vehicle for

DRAGER.

CARROLI Stated LIPPERT purchased this vehicle from

DRAGER fOr $1.00. LIPPERT went to Springfield, Ill., and

obtained the

truck from the Springfield, Ill., police authorities.

At the end of this tape, DRAGER makes reference to the fact

he killed "two pigs", in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach but

with zero publicity.

DRAGER then states "watch out for the

third pig." CARROLI advised the word pig referred to the

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barnyard type and not to police officers.

He stated they

obtained pigs which they killed and carried into a Jewish

synagogue in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach.

He stated in

no way would he believe DRAGER would kill a police officer

unless it was in self-defense.

The following description was obtained through

observation and interview:

• Name

Allas

Race

Sex

Nationality

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Address

: Height

Weight;

Build

Hair

Eyes

Marital Status

WILLIAM BRIC/CARROTE

JAK'E

William Jenkins

White/

Male

william Caries

American

Tiles:"

August 30,. 1955

206 MITIEOwn Road

East Brunswick, N.J..

5'7"

140-150 pounds

Thin

BLOWn

Blue

Single

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7/29/74

1.

JAMES KEITH, in-mate, Burlington County Jail,

was made known the identity of the interviewing agent by

a show of credentials and was advised the FBI was inquiring

of him apy information he had regarding the activities of

WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, and a group

called the National Revolutionary Army.

KEITH stated he has known FRANK DRAGER for approxi-

KEITH advised he personally has no political philosophy, and

DRAGER or his right wing extremist activities.

On June 11, 1974, two days before his arrest with

1 as JAKE, JAKE and DRAGER

appeared at his apartment at 125 Dye Street, Trenton, N.J.,

requesting his help in efforts to find an apartment.

He

stated BRODERICK had given DRAGER his address.

DRAGER and

JAKE stayed at his apartment for one night.

DRAGER stated

he needed a place to lay low for two weeks inasmuch as he

planned to travel to Washington, D.C., to blow up the

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building at Washington, D.C.

KEITH advised he felt DRAGER was a braggart and did not

believe DRAGER would actually blow up the IRs Building.

DRAGER stated that they were presently operating a stolen

motor vehicle and were wanted by the FBI.

KEITH stated he

found an apartment on the corner of Hamilton and Chambers

Streets in Trenton, N.J., but DRAGER refused this inasmuch

as it was on the third floor rather than the first floor.

that next evening, on the i2th of June, they visited a close

friend of KEITH'S

by the name of VINNY RAMPONE, 545. Hamilton

Avenue, and Iequested of RAMPONE a garage in wilch to hide

the stölen motor vehicle.

He stated he did not tell RAMPONe

specifically the nature of the request inasmuch as he felt

RAMPONE might call the police if he knew the car was stolen.

KEITH advised he knew DRAGER had numerous weapons concealed

in the vehicle.

KEITH stated that he did not wish DRAGER

and JAKE to stay with him, so he recommended they obtaiß ang

ViAL

LENT

Interviewed on

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by-

_Date diclated.

7/ 23/74

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efficiency apartment at the Florence Motel in Florence, N.J.

On the evening of June 13, 1974, he and JAKE dropped FRANK

DRAGER off at a grocery store in the Florence, N.J., area,

and as they were travelling to the motel they

• arrested

by the New Jersey State Police on a traffic charge. At

the time they were stopped, CARROLL reached under the front

seat and drew out a .45 caliber automatic and stated he was

going to shoot it out with the trooper.

KEITH told him

he was crazy, inasmuch as JAKE did not even know why they

we shop sha thos

were stopped. The officer advised them they had illegally

passed a school bus and requested to see JAKE's identification.

JAKE then handed the trooper a driver's license and the

trooper evidently noticed JAKE had several other driver's

licenses in his wallet. The trooper then apparently became

suspicious and made them stand against the car while he looked

around.

The trooper then spotted one of the guns, placed them

under arrest, and later determined the car to have been stolen.

KEITH stated he is a parole violator inasmuch as

he has been arrested. KEITH indicated he had no involvement

with DRAGER and JAKE and had requested he transfer to another

na in toe and cat An

jail inasmuch as his involvement with JARE might get him into

further trouble.

He stated that in his conversations with JAKE while

in. the Burlington County Jail he has determined the following

information:

DRAGER and JAKE had received a map of the diagram

of the sewer system in Washington, D.C., from a friend of

DRAGER's who works for the Sewer Department in Washington, D.C.

JAKE and DRAGER indicated they were going to blow up the

• IRS

Building in Washington, D.C.

It was also determined that

DRAGER has dynamite and guns buried on a farm, which is in

Pennsylvania. The name GEORGE HOUSER was mentioned in reference

to this farm. JAKE had indicated he and DRAGER had gone to

the Boston, Mass., area and possibly were involved in a bank

robbery.

JAKE and DRAGER had pre-arranged plans to make an

escape at any courthouse the other one was to appear if

apprehended. A person by the name of DE PUGH was to have

Ku Klux Klan meeting at Rising Sun, Md., in efforts to get

money for FRANK DRAGER's bail and further monies in efforts

to help DRAGER purchase his

camper truck from a OrVILLE LIPPErT.

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It is further noted ROY FRANKHOUSER, Reading, Pa.,

is believed to use the code name "RALPH". FRANK DRAGER and

JAKE had planned to rob a bank and had considered also an

armored car robbery.

JAKE had mentioned on several occasions a training

grounds used by the National Revolutionary Army (NRA) fOr

the purpose of the invasion of Cuba and the NRA clains support

invasion de vit

from the Cuban underground.

The NRA supposedly plans to

invade Cuba on July 4, 1976.

It was further learned that the camper truck, which

is a home-made camper and in the possession of ORVILLE LIPPERT, WaS

designed specifically to be used in smuggling guns across

the Canadian border.

The walls of the camper truck have secret

compartments and DRAGER is supposed to have a gun contact in

Canada. Presently there are believed to be two 9mn. lugers

located somehwere in the camper body. JAKE also stated DRAGER

has a close friend who is affiliated with the Ford Motor Company

as an inventor. This individual is an excellent machinist and

has made numerous silencers for the right wing element.

cated ose rent to individual

KEITH advised he did not condone the right wing

activities of JAKE and DRAGER and. stated he would help the

FBI. in any way possible.

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Inasmuch as DRAGER and CARROLL have been in possession

of identification, i.e., driver's license, Social Security cards

and Selective Service

cards

and etc., of known friends and

acquaintances, interviews were conducted to determine how

DRAGER was in receipt of the identification of WILLIAM R.

JENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, VINCENT

RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, and RAYMOND

DOERELER, 549 Center Street,

Trenton, _New Jersey.

Set forth

are the results of these interviews:

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription.

8/12/74

1

MX.

Trenton, N.J.

twas Interviewed regarding his knowledge

involving his identification papers being found on a WILLIAM

ERIC CARROLL when CARROLL was arrested on June 13, 1974,

by the New Jersey State Police at Columbus, N.J.

JENKINS initially advised he had no knowledge as to

how WILLIAM ERIC CARROLI, could be in receipt of his driver's

license and Social Security Card. He stated he had lost

his wallet several months back and did not know its where-

abouts.

At that time, it was pointed out to him that

CARROLL was a travelling companion of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER,

and that DRAGER haã had his White Action Hovament Headguarters

just two houses from the JENKINS' residence.

At that time,

JENKINS advised that he knew FRANK DRAGER and related the

following information:

He stated that early in the Spring of 1974 he

saw FRANK DRAGER in a camper truck with Pennsylvania tags

across the street from his residence. DRAGER had spotted him

coming home from school and pulled over to talk to him. DRAGER

had stated that he was wanted by the FBI and needed phoney

identification. JENKINS advised he could not help him and

could not supply any information how he might obtain such.

JENKINS then advised that around the first of June,

1974, he again met DRAGER in the front of his residence and

DRAGER, at that time, was driving a green Ford Pinto believed

to have Florida license plates.

Again DRAGER requested false

identification, and JENKINS advised he could not supply him

with any. JENKINS then noticed his ariver's license was about

to expire and asked DRAGER to take him down to the Department

of Motor Vehicles, Trenton, N.J., where he could obtain a new

license. JENKINS then stated he must have accidently lost

his wallet in DRAGER's car when they were returning from the

Department of Motor Vehicles.

Again DRAGER indicated he was

wanted by the FBI and local police authorities.

He stated

he was only passing through Trenton and was not staying in

the area.

7/31/74

Interviewed on.

at

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by

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JENKINS advised he also observed a .45 caliber

automatic handgun in a holster which was shown to him by

DRAGER.

DRAGER also indicated he was wanted for a

comspiracy to blow up something bu: DRAGER was not more

specific about this charge. DRAGER also mentioned he was

wanted for passing bad checks in several states.

talent.

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DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

8/13/74

• Date of transcription.

VINCENT RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, was inter-

viewed regarding any knowledge he may have as to how WILLIAM

ERIC CARROLL WaS in possession of RAMPONE's driver's license

• and Social Security Card.

RAMPONE advised he is a close friend of JAMES KEITH,

known to him as TEX, and on the evening of June 12, 1974,

KEITH and JAKE visited his apartment.

They stayed

there for

several hours talking about things in general.

JAKE then began to go off on a right wing tangent

and talked about "niggers aid how they should be sent back

to Africa."

RAMPONE told KEITH that this individual was not

welcome in his house inasmuch as he, RAMPONE, did not advocate

the right wing program.

At that tine KEITH statea a FRANK

DRAGER needed a garage to park his car.

PA-PONE then

realized DRAGER was also a right wing extremist and declined

this request.

He stated that at that time Jake had access. to

his bedroom and bathroom and possibly obtained some of this

identification at that time.

RAMPONE showed his original

driver's license and

Indicated the only thing Jake could

have obtained was an ola temporary driver's license which was

probably laying on his dresser.

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Date of transcription.

Mr. RAYMOND DOERELER +9 Centre Street, Irenton,

V.J., voluntarily appeared at the Trenton Resident Agency

of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and advised he

was a close friend to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER.

He stated he and

DRAGER had been active together over the past several years

in matters involving the activities of the National Knights

of the Ku Klux Klan in Bucks County, Pa.

DOERFLER advised

he is presently a leading officer of the Bucks County Chapter.

DOERFLER advised that irasmuch as FRANK DRAGER

has appeared ultra-radical in his right wing activities and

has been committing many criminal violations, DOERFLER felt

it was in the best interest of the Klan if they would

separate themselves from any of DRAGER's activities..

On March 12, 1974, DRAGER contacted DOERFLER at

DOERFIER's place of employment, The Pennington Furnace,

Pennington, N.J., and

asked DOERFLER to supply him with

phoney identification.

DRAGER stated the green Ford Pinto

he was drivingwas stolen and he had plans of leaving the State

of New Jersey. DOERFLER stated that DRAGER was in the company

of a young white male known to him by the name JAKE. It

was also noted that several weapons were observed in this

vehicle.

DOERFLER said to DRAGER he could not supply him with

any phoney identification, and more specifically could not

give him his.

DOERFTER was told by DRAGER that he, DRAGER, was

SHAFFLER

is known to be employed at Fernell's Auto Body in Levittown, Pa.

Interviewed on

7/17/74

SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT

Trenton, N.J.

/mla

Newark 157-2011

_File #

7/23/74

by

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SKYLAN FERRIS

D.₴

2903 Brook Drive, Falls Church, Virginia, was in

Special Agents of the FBI.

He statel he continues his employment

with the District of Columbia Government, where he checks on and

takes remedial action concerning sludge buildup where sewage

pipes enter the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers in the Washington,

D.C. area. FERRIS related anyone claiming to be an engineer or

to acting on behalf of an engineer, may obtain free copies of

diagrams of water and sewer systems of Washington, D.C. area,

by contacting Third Floor of the District Building, 12th and

Pennsylvania Avenues, Washington, D.C. FERRIS denied having

furnished any such documents to anyone and emphasized that anyone

could obtain these diograms. FERRIS was asked if he had knowledge

of any plans

to disrupt water or sewer systems in any major cities

woment to it an a cra

:.

and he denied knowing of any such plans.

On June 30, 1974, FERRIS

telephonically contacted the FBI and advised Special

Agents that

he desired

to provide additional information in connection with

his interview as conducted on June 27, 1974. He stated that the

defense plans for the City of Chicago, Illinois, are available on

request from that City Government and

that they show the water and

sewer systems.

FERRIS stated he has maps of Washington, D.C., water

and sewer systems

which. he uses in his work for the District of

Columbia, but has never furnished same to any individual or group

nor has

he ever been requested to obtain this information.

FERRIS was asked if he had recently had any personal contact

with persons from out-of-town who share his same political beliefs.

FERRIS then volunteered he had seen FRANK DRAGER earlier in June

1974. After DRAGER telephoned him at his home, DRAGER requested and

obtained from FERRIS a list of names and addresses of persons

described by FERRIS as "patriots".

He would not elaborate further

on this but described DRAGER as a worthless "bragger and fink", who

was recently arrested in Illinois and was thereafter released on

personal recognizance whereas ROY FRANKHOUSER, described by FERRIS

as

another patriot, had to post $100,000.00 bond for his release from

jail.

FERRIS stated that DRAGER made no reference to any proposed

distruction of any city on or about July 4, 1974 and FERRIs denied

having any such discussion with DRAGER or anyone else. FERRIs stated

he does not know if DRAGER would participate in any such scheme and

felt certain that "no right wing patriot" would participate in any

such act of violence.

On July 2, 1974, MI. JAMES C. ROBERTSON, Director, Engineering

and Construction Administration, Department of Environmental Services,

District of Columbia Government,

Room 309, Prudential Building,

415 12th Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C., was interviewed and it

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was determined that ROBERTSON's office maintains for distribution

1/1000

scale maps of the entire District of Columbia sewer system

and 1/1000 scale maps of the entire District of Columbia water

system.

These maps are for persual and available free of charge

to persons having a valid reason but are not given away indiscriminatly

because of the cost.

These maps have no dimensions and show no

detail except in a very general way. There is no record maintained

of the distribution.

ROBERTSON advised the system is coded to the

map described above relating to detail map with scales of 1 inch

to 100 feet and 1 inch to 50

feet, showing the exact locations of

the water mains, the connections and valves.

The maps are available

primarily to architects preparing building plans. He stated to

obtain copies of the detailed maps, the District of Columbia

Government requires a release to limit the liability of the district

in the event of a law suit.

On July 30, 1974, Mr. HASKELL L. COUNTS, Chief,

Construction and Engineering Division, Department of Environmental

Services (DES), Government of the District of Columbia, Washington,

D.C., was interviewed.

Mr. COUNTS stated that DES maintains for

its own use and the use of a limited number of others having a

need for them, 1 inch to 1000 feet scale maps of the overall water

and

sewer system of the District of Columbia. He said that blueprints

scaled 1 inch to 50 feet or 1 inch to 100 feet can be obtained from

DES for specific locations throughout the district. The blueprints

show exact locations of sewers, water mains, valves, connections,

etc., and generally are available to contractors and others having

a need for them. COUNTS advised that SCHUYLER DAVENPORT FERRIS,

who is employed by the Construction and Engineering Division, DES,

as a member of a survey party concerned with the city water and

sewer system, would have access to both maps of the overall water

and sewer systems and detailed blueprints for specific locations in

the District of Columbia.

On September 3, 1974, MI. ALBRIN PaNt was interviewed

at his employment, Quaker City Paper, 300 North Sherman Street,

York, Pennsylvania, by Special Agents of the FBI.

LENTZ stated that

DRAGER stayed with

him at his residence 330 North Street, York,

Pennsylvania, during the first week of June.. He stated that DRAGER

had several guns in his possession at that time. LENTZ advised that

there were other Klan type individuals from Indianapolis in attendance

while DRAGER was there, and they and DRAGER held secret discussions

towhich LENTZ was not privy.

LENTZ advised that he never heard

DRAGER talk about bombing but knows that DRAGER was talking big

about going underground.

LENTZ advised that no one in his group

favors "weatherman tactics" and that if he had learned of a bombing

plot, he would have contacted Captain MC CAFFERY, of the York,

Pennsylvania, Police Department, before he would

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destruction or killing. Regarding DRAGER's claim to bomb the

city on the Fourth of July, LENTZ advised he never heard such

plans and rejards DRAGER as a blow hard: LENTZ said he has a

news letter from DRAGER dated 1972 where DRAGER claims to be

underground.

On June 13, 1974, a search of the 1973 Pinto, stolen

by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, produced the following type pages

apparently prepared by CARROLL describing the NRA, the formation

of an NRA cell, a message to the Left, though CARROLL speaks,

Commandant Reports, official position on non-whites, and letter

to the Director of Federal Bureau of Integration.

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rank Drager and Bill

Carcol have built a snall but well. armed

Arny during the posi

consisting of sersons

becone

dissidant with menbei.

in various above grounc

While on a sational tour visiting vorious Icaders in bouh the.

nirit and left rings, froni and Pill found then cives well. re

colved by

LoSt factions and

lound thai the support had becone

overrnelning in lavor of a true Fightist Revoiutionary uncer

ground.

Unfortunately nony lcaders

were not personally contacted

because

the rederal iniots bricily intorupted

our tout

some minor phony harascuent charges.

Zigze of you sno had not

been contacted have probably already beerd oí our many

exploits

into the enemiis carp and understand crectly what we nave in

mind.

Me were able to "set api

quite a syston around the Mation anoug

our kerolutionary Coarads hefore our capture in Illinois nà

we have beon tree to continue our efforts

sines that tine.

Bring

wonbed by several Scateda and une Zoderal Government hao to

sone degree hindered ou horoluticaary errores but our accor

plishnants in the past several sonths have been overwelmingis

satisfactony to us and alarming to the Dods.

In the very near future you will begin to hear much more abou

the Rational Revolutionary Long.

about Revoluticnary oxploito ans

IOu

shall heas of and sead

nexy

cospruinates extorte in

several. Stetes at the some

tume.

aze bor capable

in nearly evezy Stave at the

sand tinee Wa have

the vergone

anû tccinolony id

our present, strength will, soar as our leats

occur with more fregaenoyo

Some of our feste (Suen as killing pigs in setons Iemple rill

appear to accomplish nothing bui vo do stir necd the enaries

paranoid frient to esaict us to reach our una 80ad.

The Rovolutionaries in

the MoRale do

not consider thonselves

the new leador's of cir

• holy movenent, te aro necely deciensaiee

who will coordinate the irevisable levolution.

our soleiers will operate in socal secracy ind anonomidity

except lor suca times they might unfortunawly so detecter

by the enony and aù that wine they shall obeniy proclain

the very sane things trau ve pubiicis proclaim.

We are operating in "cells" of between & and 10 men and wonsa

and no "oell" knows of the existance or leadersnip on anoüter

"cell". Incro aro a persosc in 5

merica wno know all the

"call"

by the enemy.

He will satrer our fin neos by taking by force the enonies

and generally extort cor linancial

existance fron our

wealing aid inciential chort cur anony in the jai cit

present Gorcinmont is the jex.

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•Can we change all thim les and the N.RA. will.

He will bring their tu

¡tarian Econonic dictato

1p to. its

knees and replace it

W1

a healthy system as prescribed by

our founding atheis and roturn to the Constitutional iree

Republic that this was meant to be.

We will not rest until every traitor to our system is clininatea

and the Communist and zionist world conspiracy to dominate the

White Race is rendered useless.

When we see the Communist clenched fist,

we will cut it off.

When we see the zionists star of david it will enrage us

to

attack.

inen ire see the

jew nose,-we will be looking dova

the sites of our rifles.

when we find a Government enemy within our Range we won't

hesitate to liie our fuses

Enemics Beware, the F.R.l. is playing for keeps.

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PUTATION OF CELLA

If you are of a true

htist" Revolutionary nat

hesitate to form an In cell of your ow.

Conmiti Revolutionary

Acts,

Rob Banks and ii it was done in the

spitit of the white

Racial lovement, we will accept credit for it and in all prob

ability contact

and recruit you into the "inter-circle" oi out

doverent.

• It. will be rather difficult from this point on to contact us

because ve are already

in permanent niacouss which we refer

to as Camps..

He don't mis with the public and only leave our

Camps to commit a Revolutionar act....

But in you should decide

to be one of us, in all probability

some one in your area is already a nembes and ve could arrange

tor a contaci.

He have a code systen set up throughout worth America so that

we can stay in continual contact wiüh our Conrads and I rather

doubt the leds will ever be able to brock our system.

Beware if you are an enemy agent jourself, We have in our

possession a lie detector,

sodit pinethol, the echnolicy

to use this equipaent ind

the ways and means of eliginating

enenies.

He have meny autonatic weapons and chemicals for making high

explosives and the suchnology fos doing so.

to have expiocives

which have been

He will bisy and

stolen over the years fror various enosy

steal more autonetic weapons and explosives

we will recruit nore

persons tho have already stored away

cashes of sach.

i rave

scopes, silencers and the contacts

to get more. le nave acias

and oiner horirying goodies.

We don't intend being stopped and we have ine materials nec. -

essary to avoid capture and to till the encay.

We are presently vorking on a device which can de remote con-

trollod over a great distance which will horify the enamy vith

gigentic explosions.

lie are autonpting to perfeci a souna

device which will bion up the enemies var devices at a sale

distance.

se are looking into the

production of lazcr equip

shall have answers soon.

He are working with an

anti-Conminist group and shall perhaps

have a

safe forcign base within tas next sevtral

months.

would even supply us with nuclear miesles, ete.

Now!!!

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•MESSAGER TO DE LEET

He have recruited into

our rinks many persons and

some leaders

who have over the years worked for the so-called loit: in the

United States.

once they looked into our philosophy and lound

that the philosophy that has been pumped into their brains over

the past several years,

they could not resist finding out more.

Once the

so-called leitist found out that they were lured into

the leftist (Red) encampnents with arugs, sex-and generally

nothing philosopnies, they were ready iof us.

Once they lived with groups of non-khijes and drug addicts,

they found that they wanted nothing to do with the Reds.

lost.

drovned out, began to wonder, returned to lature and heali

food diets and kept their ears and eyes open.

Then they finally

discover the reai

great outdoors

and what could be done for them by sticzing to a health fooa

or latural diet, they nover again could think seriously about

the so-called leitist philosophy.

they became

potention recruits los the natural roverent.

The

movement which desires to return to the llatural State of things.

the Government had become their

eneny, the regular foods their

poison, the leit became a negative and impossible philosophy.

What next?

Shey became Racists, dropouts and began to wonder

in search of treir next "high".

Rinally & "nigh" wasn'" enough

entire done

culture

began to become = shadow of their

there ary

nope

they beget to wonder. Meen

Finally

Pher read

roses, they valed to lationalies and they tound what ther

have been

searcing lot for 50

We invite people wiin so-called leftist leanings to thorougaly

study our progzan--OBONCEY.

Te invite leftist Revolutionarys

to study our jositive Constructive Progran and campare it

with their negativ destzuctire program.

Revolution without cause must cease.

Join the Right side

and fight for the latural treedons all menkind should dessert.

Why should the alien dew be the leader you follow? My should

the spocks, bellingers, nubing, Hoffcans, Apnekers, Lailo23,

ete:,

tell

you, chite

crica what it is all about

DO YOU

need

the jew to lead your devolution?

The left is

not our eneny, the Right is not your enery, the

-Government is OUR enemy and me muat bring this jewish conspiracy

called the Repubiicans

and Democrate to its lnees and replace

it with a governmont of the people, by the people and for ine

people.

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TELL

Through the rany rai

failure for the Right

has succeeded in stoping the Zionist-jew-Conmunist revolution

that has taken place throughout

the World.

time the

Politicians nave decerted us, our presidents have sold us out

for more power for thenselves ard our monuy has

been constimed

by the very sows who are chewing away at our society.

Oux cities are almost completely destroyed by junkies, queers

and degenerates of in-imaginable

sorts;

is the smell of

a hospitol in the air, as a congloneration of sick people

gather in the nearts of our once beauvirul clules.

Most young people have just aropped out. Inéj're not Communist,

they are just nothing!

Mat nave we oflered them jor a re

placement for Cormunisnor Capitolism which has becone

seviant to free enterprise and the master of our people rather

than the venicle to maintain freedon.

Our Youth are looking fös something, as

are right in the ridale of a hugh powen "e all know, bit choy

struggle in which evezy

side is saying, "thin is what you are looking for".

Tach siue

knows that victory lies in the louth so they must sire the louth

a reson to fint and toll them who should be opposea.

are constantly nitting our routh with negatives and rarely: -

ever anything positive or constructive.

Now that our jouth nave been supplied with nothirs bus negatire

philosophies and soltione iron all sides:

they're come ip with

a I03ical

conclusin:

thas the rozla

on at last Cirizis tion

as we inow it is coming to an end

, "Do nolt with it all

lets zet what we wait while we still can".

The cormon attituda of erican people is; "o cares what is

happening as long as it coasn't affect me personally"?

a bank or aesconds with large

ot money, che

might hear a

lar aviding citizen sake the following statenent:

"Boy, what will they do nent, vish i hea 21l that money

they don't deù caugnt becauge lt was a vel planned robbery ana

so forth", Usually no cry oì sion the theires, only eyepatig.

Recent noisy groups o1 anti-civilization lous have

gotten tra

attention of the youth bui not theis sympathy because our noise

our louth ment

Ve pleage to

eliminate such noisy coininal Red gangs that now abouna the

entire state oi California.

He must eliminate certain pradujuces in the Right wing. I

constantly her Right wingers paralelling

Reds with lone hair.

It a youth crouy beren calling all short haired

people

-aris,

few people would thin much of that sroups opinion.

Macauce

long heir care about die to

0008

not mean inat and toro malicu people are kois.

making such

rash staterents not: only separates our louth iron the vini

Wang thus eliminating une conotest possibility o1 croati.

a conversation with the louth but li also drives them even

further iron the light side:

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Wilt

Tre Wit

of Right wingers to reach the louth and the successes of the

left to reach them th

ny other single issue

Tipcomes. to

my mind and that Is

The night ring i

the left wing for it.

the Ical purpose of pot

(now)

as most Right lingers

believe,

i.c., to destroy the minds

of the Youth, but rather to separate Right lingers fros Pat

The avesage person

sowing is not a left ringer but indulges in a little fot.

since most Right wingers

are anti-lot. the probability of the two getting together

is renote even thougn they might have the same basic political

thoughüs.

Pot is volitical and more and nore Right Wingers

are beginning to take a more laisurly attitude at Pot snokers

as they find their ranks ¿vindling.

If ve allow things that are not basic issues to divida us, then

we will surely l00se.

He carnot ailora

this.

Revolution

is here and Victory is at hand. We are joining forces with

other nationalistic groups nere

jany men have

been waiting years for this time.

Segments of the Right and

left are joining forces. Many have lost their lives prepar-

ing for this day and we don't intend letting ühem down.

As a great man once said "PHIS TING THE WORLD".

Those of you who are fighting on our side, be It directly oi

indirectly, underground of above, let us strike only at

real enemy, the jew and the jew infested Governmeni.

May reason be our guide, may our will be our strength, may our

sacred duty to act in this way give us determination

and

above

all my our faith nrotect our people.

Seig Heil, Revolution

William 3. Carroll

Naj., U:S.a.a.

Youth Comma: dant

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MUCINAT TET D

North Eastern: Frank

rything going well, awai

word

froin the council for planned activities. Four men

• busted

for non-political

charges, they'll be

OX.

Slight problem

with two Comecticut units--seems like they've been infiltrated.

south sastern: do problems,

giving the Feds hell. No new

units this month but existant units are all ready for action.

Lets get going.

Central: Lots of Federal activity out here and we haven't

been able to do much.

Waiting for wore on Mationally co

ordinated effort.

Bleven new cells fored, find infornation

enclosed. Good meeting last month, keep up the good wosk.

Hoth Western: Apperently little or no Federal harassmen.

I think we are really in

the clear out here. they still

have little of no knowledge of the existance of our section.

South Fastern:

1 real political hot bed. Following you

instructions to lay lo: until ve can set ous hands on

the

Red bastards

getting all the publicity.

Xi, Can' nolà the

whits down out hore they're all after blocá.. Hose they don't

begin doing things

sitnout permission or until our little

National thing can le done.

Canada:

Lous of excitmont un here.

Have made many in-coads

with other groups and should really got Central Canada going

good soon.

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The New latural Gover

ent of America fully reco

ics that

there has been consids

able mis-treatnent of the

con-hites

in America.

He donit take any blame for it but we alno do

not Get upset at our ancestors because of it.

It is our firm opinion that the cultures of the white and

Non-whites will never mis well.

there will always be race

hatred. on both sides.

Segregation did not work,

Integration

is not working wich leaves us with one

solution: Separation

We think that the majority of Blacks would approve of separ

ation end we slow that the majority

of initas would also.

The orily real problen in a Separation program is. where are

the Separcees to do. Daere are black movements who want a

part of the united states aud there are those who favor re

patristion to 4Ixica.

- There are White organizations who approve of either a boüh

plans and there are inite organisations who favor genocide

of the Anerican Blacks.

We think we have come up with a plan which will eventually

gain the support of both Blacks and hires.

We must

renonber

that in a situation like this someone must

always got sure

but we would like tu do it with as little surfering as boss

ible,

It is a known fact that the majority of our penal institutions

are overheminaly populared by Elacks. It is a know

• Lact that.

the najority oi

Melfare arogzam

goes to the suppont of the

Black Community.

It is a fact that

there 332

scores of Govern

ment agencies whose total financial allocation goes so the

SUppOri Di BlaCKI.

Because of the amount of black crime, at

leasi a large percentage of our police are only necessary

because the Blades are here.

If we tool the Billions of irit tax dollars which now is

allocated for the support of

blacks and put those tax dollars

to a constructive use, we could solve the iroblem without too

much pain and suffering on eithes side.

If we would ernestly undertake

the following project I think

we can eliminate Racial hallocaust in

america.

we select a

favorable section o1 tirica and begin to build a Community

• in wnich the siacks of Anezica coulá

maintain a healthy

acciety

that could coupete industrially vath otner rations.

Ou this

piece of Real state

in Africa we build several cities of the

very highest quality.

ile constzuct enough Industrial

centers

placas of business so that all blacks could be erinaully

emploged or cich a living = supply their Governont wich

will be clected by the ulacko thonselves wath enough iow now

capitol to bogin its operation.

supply exan

Black with

enough coney until such time he can get rc-settled in his new

land.

Fe supply free transportation

to Africa for.all Blacks

and any inites they have married no wish to do with ther.

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F6

-eir to purchase

lack nation pro

No Black lation

aud also supply

say-nt the industrial products that

98::

ve have an ermanent.

racy won't fear attack

hen sa th enough arms to

other

tect them-

-son:is Irom attack.

ar other works,

we give them what every person wants.

1 free

scciety. inurica with the techrolley,

know how and support

their sation as they see fit ithout interferance from

wile White lations.

→ this prograi could be ernestly and objectively examined

everyone, we feel such a program could easily be put into

esperation.

che blacks are not our enemies even though sometimes it might.

appear as they are.

blacks have been the tools of the

jewish conspiracy to foment Revolution for their eventual

#cotal military takeover óf america.

The Blacks woke up when great men like Walcon X. began telling

them like it was.

The grear.jal.com " was a thinker.

He lookoa

around

and

saw a

jew. at

the head oi every slack organization.

He gaw

the do nothing black organizations were financed by

the jew.

ne say that these groops were going no-place.

Then

he looked at the Ghettos ard aiscovered une" the very

Sane

jew who was preaching Black freedon and squel rights was the

liguor store owner, the owner of the rat intested

tenenenüs,

the parasite who ves sucking the black bloce mile at the same

time pretending to help them.

Yes, Maicom X saw it, the Blacks of today see it and even the

Khites

are berinning to ses it in what the jew calls alarming

nunbers. Oh where ch where will you jews hide this timo?

Keive got to reach the black, we're got to utop shooting at

each other. The Bauck and whiic are not eaun others enony

in America. Ine rovernnent is our anomy and the jew has

taken over our Gorenment.

and work amoung your hanks to adopt our program lot

¡of all mites and Blacks in imerica.

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The haitional revol,

nary Army is the militen

thrground

faction

of an already

istant Government who is

ady and

capable of seising innediate power in the United

states at

the very moment the.

horo is successiul. in eliminating the

enemy

aliens now in

Power.

The si Rod. Dledges destruction of the existant vovernment of

the United

States and a full return to a truly represented

Government of the people, by the people and for the people.

There has already been a Revolution in imerica in the past

50 years but it was a silent nevolution.

ine zionist

Russian Conmunist (uszally one in

the sañe) havo told

us repcatedly that they were going to take us without firing

a singie siot and

they have succeeded to ao so.

Yes+

a world wide conspiracy of Communist atheistic jows have

blatently crepied into the covernnont of the United States and

with their pover and money nave continually brainvasied acerica

into believing that they should rightlully maintain nana

Government positions.

Even now there is a movement to climinate.

sulll anounci vortion of our holy ecasticulon ans berniù a

foreign born to seek the Presidency oi

• the United Stares.

Of course we kna: the foreiga born those creeps have in mind.

it is that slobe-croting israel born jew Zionist traior to

America Henry kissinger

These forein born jew, Communist and or Zionist créeps have

almost totaliy trainvasned america with their Zelevision and

newspapers.

It is not unknown even to the arorage ciotter

that tie 1.y. and osi newspapess are oined ard oi conscolica

by these alich chery parasites.

These minipulators di money have waken

economy and

are now so economi:illy enslaved

to. them

that they 2o:

Yin

our every day life.

the averags working nan 1s making much

more money inen he nas ever nade belore but ac 16 11rcIng it

increasingly difficult to put food on the table for his ia~-

ily.

A created gas shortage has out the quel prices so far

out of reach thit inerices working masses can no longar drive

for pleasure aid is cola in the

winter.

their created neat

shortages put beei. ro iar out of range

that Amricas families

had to change

their diets consicerably.

Of course they

they had to relax their rapid rising prices because the

icat

was rotting as inerica startes

sailting diets.

Every thang

in our ¿conomic systen depenas

upon the jer minipulator.

Even our liational debt has clined to & rediculous astronomical

figure of 472 or more Billion dollars:

Our 50ld

reserves hare

dwindled to

an all cine low of 9 Billion whoress the interert

on the rational debt

is several tines higher tan

the honey

vie have in resarve. Our interest on the

rational acot 15

•than our rational budrat vas in 2033. dio ino 10 so

PAY THIS 1.2.R661 107

to the damnasle

jewish world bank of

course nich is oned and controilud by theparasitical and

egotistical Rochschilds.

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Sonewhere,

April 1974

Direstor,

Federal

Bureau of IntegraTiOn

Hashington 25, District

of Coons

Dear dio Kelly:

I've aivays praisea the thoroughness of the F.P.I. even

thougli, on scores

of occassions

you've perritted your

paranoia

and your lack of human understanding to loud you lip.

YOUr

arcoling exciterent, jour manoid stupidity and jour fruit-

Jess engerness at having rrank urager in your gring grigo in

Springfield, Ili. mue super ciots pi the federai Burenu of

Integration.

You now realize son lity toolish errors you usde.

In the neer future you till be employed by the New Intural

america inther than the

jeri

Justice Departrent

and such siupidity mid not be trderated.

ilow radiculous for

a "gang" of "truinod". investigators to be fooled and besten iy

a t: enager. Have you idiots put all the pieces together yet:

Whether or not you

have or have not, we roth track god for

are

free to continue tying

Jewist con-

t201 of iuerica.

ist our sinies can

continue to...oin forces

to clininate this arien enemy govermont.

Continue your search for trank brager and mili Carroi, izt

it'll be useioss aad Erastrating.

at you gig Lueky enough

capture one si vur sosalers in the future, -nanimil!, there

is a spiedira soft nose for ai pur eneries..

Unfortunately, nost rouend Arents are tercenary:

they

are actually with us in spirit but they mill stild tomon tie

orders vi

the ir

je.ish superiors ic attenpt to detect ad

capture our peopie d uniortunately ne vile lave to soe with

these agents ruthlessay untid they

Iraline tiat they are

dominated and coutroied by alien enenies ci merica and begin

working on the side of "night".

at one tine, not too dong a0,

ie Patriots were as useless

as a lunen of foolish "boots" with nothing going for us but

our idealistic 50a15.

Now sur goals dre

within our grips and

our irnies are begining to activate.

i Large segrient of the

"left" and the "right" are no longer

shooting; at each other.

Yes, the four of our enemies are now realistic. the bullits oi

-the pro-inerion Revoiutionaries are aimed at the alien enenies

In control and not at each other.

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ine following is a the

services in early April

a tape sent to the

97%.

and the news

the ner Revolutionary Army herewith inmediately declares thet

the present Government of the United States of

america is an

11l egal

confederation of aliens and enonies of the people of

hnerica.

The rational Revolutionary Army (IA), its- officers and

followers

nenceforth Seceed fron the United States of imerica until such

time we may be able to restore a Government of the peogle, by

the people and for the people and pust the enemy aliens now in

control.

Through force and violence and what ever means available to the

iRAs we will, totally, forceiully and quickly restore sanity to

We have adopted the imerican Constitution in its original form,

revised the Bill of Rights and eliminated or revised all of the

Amendments to the Constitution..

We have forned

a. Mational vaucus of hundreds of known and some

un-known political leaders whose

present identities nill sodin

aronomous, Who at the tire the encuy aliens perish or rejinarisa

control; will innediztely be brought

before the Anerican voter

to seide popular control

of the vacant political offices.

HE 0f

the ind are the people.

He speak fo" the peopatind

will violently eliminate Americas ononies itn the haste oí a

speeding ballit.

the iRA ras chosen for its spokesman a well knoid edversary

for the return of

America to a latural social Order:

the

Revolutioraries of

the toñ.do are ozdered

to maintain secrecy

in every way possible and to avoid deteciion by the enemy.

but are ordered not to dony their association li at such

I time

they are detected by the enemy or captured.

121 N.R.1. members and associates are instructed that if cap

tured they

are governed by the laus

as set fortn

at the

Geneva

Conference for captured soldiers and prisonces of var:

This is by als beans a Declaration of Her.

The enemies of

White merica wald fall like flies at a "Raid" party.

WHITE POWER

FRANK DRAGON AND BILL. CARROL

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• FOLLOWING IS BASICALLY THE PROGKAN OF INE MATIONAL REV*

OLUTIONARI

AS IT WAS KEIRASED TO I.

AB.I. AND

NEUS SEEVICES DE BARY.

RIL 1974.

IS ONLY A

VERSICH DE SOLE OF OUR

AID AT A ROOM INTER

VERSION WILL BE SLEASED THAI WILL TOTALLY AND THONOUGHLY

EXPIAIN OUR FOLITICAL PLATIORI.

All non-ihites losse citizenship and prepare for repatriation,

i.e/ separated

society until transportation can be arranged.

2.. Federal Reserve abolished and all illegal tender retumea

and replaced vith legal notes to those persons who are legal

U.Se Cltisens.

3. Israel immediately declarea an illegal enemy state.

1. Inmediate deportatión of all jevs--Racial or Religious.

5. Income tex abolishedó

Froduct taxation and industrial

support for the rational budget.

6. Inmediate cancellation of the National debt..

1.

Inmediate elinination of Foreign,

Jewish and enemy control

of barking and financial institutions.

Immediate seizure of all properties and interests of al

jewish and/or enomies oi Anerica.

So Immediate re-instatement of a healthy Racial

standard.

20 г

Abolition of foreign aid vnüil necescory deternination

can be investigated.

Innediate release of all political prasoners presently being

held by the enemy ecrement.

12. Immediate and total revision of the Jusiciary system.

13.

Immediate re-osganization and/or climination of all ise-

Less Government agencies.

I4: Inmediate re-organization and/or elinination of the Veliare

and all other reueral "give away" Governnent agencies..

15.

Immediate arrests and rapid trials of mericas encies

and those percons who have willfully conspirca to "sell out"

Americas vorking masses.

harsh guishnents to those convicted.

I6. Protection by the Governmet of citirens against illegal

seisure of personal property and monies by alien users.

27. night to work and recieve a fair wase to ncalthiully

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18.

Txx Immediate

to our original form

Represented

Republic as prescribed

our founding Fatners.

1.9.

Imediate abolition of all mlair usery practices. i.e.l

Unfair mortgage

practicco, etc.

20.

Immediate re-organization of the lations unsatisfactory

school systen.

astabishueit of free education system and trade

school and apprentice program.

21. Inmediate return to th Soverign Rights of States.

22.

Instant revision of the Social Security systen to allocate

appropriate relies inmediatoly and henceforth

to those elderiy

and needy crulzens.

23. Immediate abolition of all Governnent "payoffs" to cosy

DIatIons eud saras lor not producing or growing picquote and

for rediculous depletion payolis.

Governmon price lixing but not necessarilly

ceilings and/or some conurols to protect the public.

24.

Inmediate allocation to the foznation on an agency to

scientifically and

harz ard danages

baectively investigate thoroughly Incis

caused by various use of all drugs.

rapid. but thorough suady will be gregented to the merican

public thus creating

in some cages more liberal and in other

cases noze stringent laus governing de use and

sale of arigo.

Stiffer ponalties for usors of illegal arugs.

Harsher penelties for solas of drues.

d.

Duath penalties for suggliens of coroidden drugs.

¿bolition o. drug "give aray" progians.

Immediate re-esiablishment of a just law and order for the

protection of all murican Citisens and the eliminazion oi

mericas enenies.

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amen...

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