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'THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

February 23, 1970

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MEMORANDUM FOR BOB HAYNES

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•SUBJECT:

DETAILED INFORMATION REGARDING is Gandy-

LINCOME SOURCES FOR REVOLUTIONARY

GROUPS

sources for the various revolutionary groups. He would like

to have a listing of sources for such groups as the Black Panther

Party, the New Mobilization, SDS, YSA, and other militant

groups around the country.

What would be most helpful would be a designation of the group

and then after that, a listing of its income sources' in as detailed

and specific a way as possible. It would be much appreciated if

we could have this information by Thursday, February 26, 1970.

Thank you very much, Bob.

#: 884000140-20se

sanctini dated 2/26/70

Inspit,

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Bu

Egil Krogh, JI.

Deputy Assistant to the President

for Domestic Affairs

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February 26, 1970

BY LIAISON

Honorable Bg1l Krogh,

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Deputy Assistant to the President

for Domestic Affairs

The White House

ONLO LETT MOVEMENT FiNeKER

Washington, D. C.

Bear Mr. Krogh:

Pursuant to your request of February 23, 1970,

utilized by revolutionary groups.

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February 26, 1970

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

The sources of income for the Black Panther Party

(BPP) are many and varied.

In the initial years of its

existence from 1966 to 1909, one of its chief sources of

income was

the proceeds fron criminal acts perpetrated by

indivioual menners who split with the Party.

More recently,

the chies source of

funds

for the BPP has been numerous and

regular contributions from individuals, radical groups and

sympathizers in the United States and overseas.

These

individual contributions have increased greatly since

December, 1969.

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Sizable donations are known to have been mado to

othe RPP bu several prominent individuals and personalities.

the Be also roceivon income from the regular sale

of its weekly neuspapor and from the sale of revolutionary

paraphernalia such as panphicis, posters, buttons, and greeting

cares.

Another source of income for the BPP is fees received

for public speeches and appestances made by its representatives,

particularly at institutions of learning.

The fees raceived

by its ropresentatives for those appearances vary but have

ranged as high as $1,200 101 & single appearance of BPP Chairman

Bobby Seale.

During 1950 reprosontatives of the BPP made a total

of 188 appearances at various institutions of learning.

Another sourco of income for the BP is proceeds

received fron various public bonofits and rallies held

specifically for the parpose of raising noney for the

regular defense funds of the unp established to pay legal

expenses.

While no firm evidence has been developed to date,

it is noted that thore has been an increasing number of

articles oi

a pro-Arab nature appearing in the BeP newspaper

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BLACK PANTIER PARTY

and every effort is being made to determine whether the

Arabs are supporting the Black Panthers fron a monetary

standpoint.

It is noted that Ildridge Clouver, the

Die minister oi Intormation end a tugitive IrOm justiCe,

is presently residing in ainb territory and 15 supported

by them.

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February 26, 1970

NATION OF ISLAH

Appioximatoly 100 Temples or Hosques of this

rustlenl ell-lenro cult enist in the United states today

suda. total monoachin in ostess of

The nonbership

sipperen ihis organization. Prinsipal income is derived

Iron nenbership dues, special membership assessments and

13ü sale of its official publication "luhannad Speaks."

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February 26, 1970

THE NET MOBILIZATION COLMITTEE

TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAU

The New Mobilization Committee to End the War

in Vietnam (NiC) maintains its headquarters at 1029 Vermont

Avenue, Suite 900, Korthwest, Washington, D. C. It also

maintains an office at 17 East Seventeenth Street,

New York City.

The NiC is not an inglividual membership organization.

It is a coalition of many organizations which are located

throughout the United States.

These organizations include

the Communist Party, Socialist Workers Party, Women Strike

for Peace, Chicago Peace Council, Los Angeles Peace Action

Council, Student Mobilization Connittee to End the War in

Vietnam, and the American Friends Service Committee.

NC's primary function at the present time is to

protest the United States intervention in Vietnam.

The NIC receives financial support in the form

of donations fron sympathetic individuals and organizations.

In September, 1969, it was reported that the

following individuals were described as being among the

principal individual financial donors to the NiC:

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PROCEESSIVE ZABOR PARTY

The Progressiva Labor Pardy (PLO) 18 an active

communist party 23 tha

United Scates which adheres to tha

revolutionary doctrine

of tie

Chinase Cormnist Party and

its leader leo Isordung.

Lunir for the PIP are obtained

from dues paid by members of she

organization.

The Pla also derives incone from the sale of its

magazine "Progressive labor," aud its nonthly newspaper

"Challenge."

PLE has Jortarded bulk mailings of these

publications direccly te

Forsan, China, in the past.

The

PLE in

anuary, 1920,

printed 26, 000 copies of "Challenge,"

and in February, 2920,

14,000 issues of "Progressive Labor."

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REPUBLIC OF NEH AFRICA

The Republic of New Africa (RNA), a black extremist,

separatist organization, was forned in Detroit, Michigan,

in karch, 1968.

RNA activity has been curtailed from its inception

by lack of funds:

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February 26, 1970

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) is the youth

organization of the Socialist Horkers Party (SWP) and has

been described by the slip as the main recruiting ground

for the Siip..

A YSA publication in an article outlining the

organizational concepts of the YSA states that the

membership and each local chapter are responsible for

financial support to the organization through such activities

as payment of mininal ques based on ability to pay, literature

sales and fund raising projects.

The YSA is subsidized by the SWP which furnishes

varying amounts of money to the YSA on a continuing basis.

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February 26, 1970

STUDENT MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE TO

END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

The student lobilization Conmittee to Ind the Mar

So Vietna Alie controlled is do youte bathe youn

of the Socialist Workers Party (SFP). The SiC has local

chapters in all

sections of the United States and aîfords

the YsA a broad base organization for popular suppori.

The SiC local activity is financed by the

Indiviqual chapter concerned and in turn these local groups

contribute toward the expenses of any national action

sponsored or supported by the sac.

The local chapters

organizo their own fund raising projects and are assisted

by contributions from their members and supporters.

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STUDENT NATIONAL COONDINLTING COMMITTEE

The Student Nationel Coordinating Committee 18 &

black extrenist nonnonbership cronization which was founded

in 1900 and which until duty,

1059, was known as the Student

konviolent Coordinating Comdicee.

The group is currently

Led by li, Lap Broch uio serves us rational Chairman.

The organization is currently active in Atlanta,

Georgia; Cincinnati, Onio; and New York City.

organization's nationai office is

Located in New York City

where it maintains an office provided by the saint Peter'

Episcopal Church at 386. West 20ch Street.

The group operates

nationally with less than 50 menbers and is consistently reported

to be in dire financial condition.

Additional revenue is obtained through the payment of

dues by Student Nationel Coorrinsting. Committee afriliates and

recently eiforts have been mude by the lew forks

organization to

publish a news bulletin entitlod

"Xational SICC" which it is

Intended would sell for 35g a copy.

Publication of this news

letter has not net with success and to date only one issue is

known to have appeared.

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STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

Weatherman Faction

Weatherman national leaders, such as William Ayers,

Mark Rudd, and Jeffrey Jones, since their election as

Students for a Dezocratic Society (SD3) national secretertec

in June, 1969, have appeared as speakers on a number of college

campuses throughout the country. . They have received honciariuns

tron these colleges ranging fron $200 to $750 for their speaking

engagemerts.

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This faction is and has been in severe financial

crisis since late Fall of 1969. Because of its violent and

nilitant activities, former sources of funds are no longer

available.

Neatherman members live in residences called "collectires,"

and the rent they pay usually is very nominal, weatherman

members, because they are in severe inancial scraits, o-ven

receive noney fron their parents to help deiray expenses.

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of the time, however, members of the collectives nove frequently

from one place to another to avoid paying feng.

the individus!.

in the various collectives take almost daily trips to "liverase"

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Students for a Denocratic Society

Worker Student Alliance Faction

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This faction of DS has obtained operating funds through

the sale of literature and requests for donations through its

publication,

"New Left Notes."

Donations amounting to iron

it to S50 have been received fron many Worker Student Alliance

(GA) members located throughout the United States.

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Students for a Denocratic Socloty

The W3A faction secently has held National Council

and Los angeles, californid.

who paid suns were

ranging

foin 1S in d0d5e

Leadors that this faction is in dire need of funds with which

is operate.

Revolutiorary Toath Movement Faction

Chis faction of SDS has no operating funds on a

natioint level at this time.

Local Revolutionary Youth

lovem: (Ni. chapters operate on their own, and any funds

they hurd come iron local menbers. During the Fall of 1969,

Michaei ricusiy, considered to be one of the top leaders of

Sang tirina, rade a number-of speeches on college campuses

viere ki terrives monorarione avesaging 1250 for each orgagement.

Cambridge Iron and Steel Company

the Cambridge Iron and Steel Company, Cambridgo,

Massachucerta, Was created in early 1969 to support such

organizations as SDs in the Cambridge and Boston areas.

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UNDERGROUND PUBLICATIONS

The lew Leit relies heavily on printed propaganda.

The New Left has an enormous propaganda mill churning out

publications doneaning the "Establishment" and glamorizing

the "rebols." There are over 200 New Left underground

newspapers publishedon a regular basis in the United States.

The contral theme which pervades these papers is a

morbidly

curicus who may be intrigued by the activities of the

in be at tea

New Left. Also featured are obscene photographs and

psychedelic drarings.as well as announcements of interest to

sex deviates and

hallucinatory drug users.

Youth, particularly

students, are the main target of these publications, which are

effective vehicles for agitation and recruitment in that they

reach a lnrge portion of the student population.

For the most part, the underground

papers are in

poor financin), condition and often miss publication dates due

to a lack of funds.

Papers circulated in large urban areas

are usually solvent, while those in university communities

are struggiing to keep in business.

Generally, funds are

received son advertising, subscriptions, donations, and

benefits. Volvuteer labor is used in most instances.

Attanpis by New Left leaders to unite these

underground payers into some type of network have been unsuccess

ful to date, sinos there are no concrete political philosophies

agreeable to =3?.

While the edisors share similar goals, they

diverge widely as to the means.

However,

over 100 underground

papers are affiliated with the

radical Liberation News Service

which provides nous packets concerning New Left activities.

In a few instances, authorities

have prosecuted

publishers for printing obscene material. However, minor fines

or probation have been the general result and have

been

offset by an increase in the paper's circulation.

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VENCEREROS BRIGADE

The Vencerenos Erigade (VB) was organized in

June, 1969, for the purpose of supporting the Cuban revolution

by assisting in the current sugar one harvest. It is head-

quartered in New York City and is composed of the National

Executive Connitice, regioual rocruiters and the brigade members

who travel to Cuba.

The Executive Conmittee is composed of

individuals representing a variety of New Left groups, which

groups have also provided arganizational support. To date a

total of 782 individuals have been identified as

having

traveled to Cuba under VB auspices.

With regard to finances, the VB Ixecutive Committee

instructed the regionni secruiters that each region would be

responsible for raising travel funds for transportation of

participants to

, at which points

the Cuban Government would assume financial responsibility.

All excess funds were to be sent to the national office.

Money to support travel expenses was obtained through

various fund raising sifairs sponsored by the organizations

lending support to the VB.

These projects included bazaars,

filn showings,

and coffees.

In addition, information has been

developed disclosing that each traveler provided his own funds

for transportation and incidental expenses, and in some instances

they were arbitrarily assossed a proportionate amount to cover

the travel espenses for those mithout funds.

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SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY

Ti:e

Troiskyist Socialist Horkers Party (SWP) 1s

headquarteres

in new York City and is the largest and most

active of the concunist splinter groups. Through its youth

artiliate; Cre ccund Socialist Alliance

excuts cott: " rict the Student Mobilization Committee t

and the law in vietnam (SMC), a broad-based student antiwa

8roup.

Tha STr also maintains fraternal ties with the

Fourth Intcrantional, a European Trotskyist organization.

Itu prinary source of funds is the monthly

sustainer of isteen dollars

extracted from each member.

In additi, Lundes are also realized from the sale of

publication, corlections in support of SWP political

candidatos, acet collections at large public rallies, and

through ihe control of front orcanizations

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