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Tsansmit the following in

Via-

AIRTEL

Vale:

3/5/74

Type in planter or solel

(priorily)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE

(P)

COUNTER

COINTEIPRO

BACK PANTHER PARTY - DISSENSION

RM

•Re Charlotte airtel to the Burcau dated 2/9/71 and

Director's airtel to Charloite dated 2/23/71.

Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy and San Francisco

one copy xerox 01 newspaper article appearing on pages one and

two of the linston-salein, .N. Ca, Journal under the caption,

"? Arrested

Afte? Gunfire at House."

It is noted that this: is

the same day's paper as mentioned in referenced Charlotte airtel!

containing an article captioned,

"Confiscated Ilons labeled As

stolen," however is of later cdition and contains primarily the

same information.

It is noted that LITTLE is apparently no longer at

odds nith lAZEL MACk; theicfore,

the signatuic of MALTINA BANGER,

a Negro female who associated with the Panther

group for a

short period of time

and then dropped out, will be used. The

letter will be directed to CATHY HARRIS at the last Oakland

Community Information Center, 1321 - D9th Avenus, Oakland, Calil.

HARRIS was acquainted with BANGER When HARRIS was at linsion-

Salen, N. C.

The Bureau is requested to approve this countcrintelli-

gence proposal.

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(RU) CENC. 15OLOSURE

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3-19-12

Airtel

To: SIG, Charlottc

REC 70

From: Director, FBI.&

COINTELPRO

BLACK PAITHER PANTY

RACIII, MATTERS

Retrairtel 3-5-71.

Referenced airtel setting forth a counter-

Intelligence proposal contains incuéficient information

for the Burcau to make a determination as to the value of

such a proposal. Resubait your sequest concerning this

matter and include therewith a copy of the proposed lettce

you intend to utilize.

1 - San Francisco

5)

NOTE

Referenced airtel sets forth Charlotte's

recommendation for a counterintelligence proposal designed

to create dissension within the Winston-Salen, Horth Carnlina,

NCCE chapter. However, refezenced comnunication furnishes

insufficient inforriation to maie a determination for approval

or disapproval. Correspondence referenced in refereired airtel

also contains insufficient information concerning Charlotte's

proposal.

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he following in .

AIRTEL

F:B!

Date:

8/21/67

(Tipe in plaintezt or codel

(Priorisy) .

•TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-8)

FROM:

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-281)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

(UNITED KLANS OF AVERICA, INC.., NORTH CAROLINA)

•Re charlotte airtel to the bureau 8/17/67.

madrised on 8/21/67 that the State meeting of

ST klansmenaceben was held at Stokesdale, N.C., on

8/20/67, with 70 or 75 klansmen present. This was an organi-

zational meeting and the majority of the time was spent with

elcction of officers. The group did not decide on a name

for their new organization

Most of the time, was spent with the election of

the following officers:

-Grand Dragon

Klaliff

• Klokara

Kludd

Kligrapp

Klabee

Kladd

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DIrector,

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(157-9-8)

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from:

COUNTORINTELLICENCE PROGRAM

INTENTAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

NORTI CAROLINA)

Rourairtel dated 8/22/67.

Authoraty is granton for the matling o? the latter

proposed in rolcienced artel.

Insure Bureau interests are protected and that

Iull security is given to this operation.

Tho lotter pre-

pared by the inforuant should not contain any identifying

data which may connect it vith the Bureau.

¿Advise the bureau oi any tangiblo results and.

b3

alert for follow up counterintelligance action.

JGD: dsm d-ü-e

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NOTE:

See memorandum C. D. Brennan to Mr.

C.

Sullivan

dated 8/24/67 captioned as above, prepared by JGD:dsm.

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Memorandum

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w. C. Sullivan

". C. D. Brennas

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNSL SECURITY

DISRUPTIDN OF HATE GROUPS

(UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC.,

NORTH CAROLINA)

1

Mr.

DeLoach

Bishop

DATE: August 24, 1967

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PURPOSE:

To obtain approval for the mailing. of a letter

IIOM.

a top-level Charlotte informant, to all

klan wits in North Carolina announcing his resignation from

the United Klans of America, Inc. (UKA), and the formation

of a new group under the name of the Confederate Knights of

the Ku Klux Klan, as well as urging these klansmen

the united Klans and join this new organization ta

to leave

BACKGROUND:

le have been conducting a hard-hitting aggressive

counterintelligence program against the UKA in the State of

North Carolina.

This particular group was chosen as the

focal point of our attack because North Carolina has the

largest concentration of klansmen in the United States.

is believed that if a death-dealing blow can be dealt to

the UKA in North Carolina, the entire Klan organization in

the United States will collapse.

REC-60 137-9-8-127

a former Imperial officer of the uka

has been utilized extensively to cause dissension in Klan

ranks.'. He has been publicly criticizing J. R. Jones,

Grand Dragon in North Carolina, as well 'as Robert Shelton,

This power struggle has

created tremendous dissension within Klan ranks.

The infor

mant was ousted from his position as

by Shelton; however, he continued to appeal to loyal members

of the United Klans to right the wrongs being perpetrated on

the Klan by Shelton and Jones.

The letter that the Charlotte DivisionAl& apD$05$

' that the informant mail to all klan its encloses a copy of

& letter he will send to Shelton submitting hidesignation

from the UkA.

Zl tion reluctantly since he

He points out that he submitted his resigna-

now realizes that the Klan leaders

Enclosure trit 8-25-67

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emorandum to Mr. Sullivan

Re: Counterintelligence Program

•Will allow no action to be taken to enable klansmen to

express their displeasure with the leadership of Jones.

He encourages Hansmen to wait no longer for the Imperial

• Wizard of, Grand Dragon Jones but to Icave the UKA and to

affiliate with him in an honest Klan organization known

as the Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.

The Charlotte Division

believes that the mailing

--of the above letter would be most appropriate and timely

since it includes attacks on thelkA and can be delivered

to the Klan delegates who will be attending the National

Kionvocation of the United Klans during September 2 and 3;

196?:

The purpose of this Klonvocation (convention) is

for the:election of Imperial Klan officers:

Some of the

delegates may

wish to bring up for discussion the points

set out in our informant's letter. If this does occur, it.

will continue the dissension in Mlan ranks.

In the event

the informant is successful in obtaining a sizable follow-

Ing in his new organization, we will be able to control the

activities of the organization through our informant and at.

the appropriate time, disband the organization.

RISCOMENDATION:

That the attached airtel to Charlotte. be approved

-authorizing the mailing of the letter by our informant,

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FID-351704-3-22-55)

Tronsmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 9/72/67

(Type in plaintezi or code)

(Priority)

. TO:

DIRECIOR, FB1

FROK:

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-281)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROSRAM

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

RI8: (KLAN)

• As the Bureau has been previously advised, on

8/20/57

was elested Grand Dragon of the Confederate

Knights of the ku kius disi (caar, a new klan organization

organized that date.

By way of background, on 4/1/6%,

GEORGE DORSETI, CLYDE WEBSTER and JAMES W. COLE Were banished

fIOM UKA.

Immediately thereafter, sevoral llaverrs of UKA •

pledged

SUPPOrt Of DORSETT and

returned their charters to UKA.

DORSETT, during the intervening period, has resisted efforts

on the part of the dissident members and klaverns to form

a separate organization.

It was the desire of this office

that'

continue to capitalize on the dissention

between DORSETT and J. R. JONES, Grand Dragon of

UKA in. N. C.,

without having to form a separate organization.

those former ikA members no followed tonsErT were dermant

In their intentions to form another organization, aud in

order to put the Bureau in the best position possible

became Grand Dragon of this new group.

At the present time, there are four men's klaverns

and two women's auxiliaries in Cart, 'all former. units of

UKA.

The total estimated membership of these six units is 250.

There are five informants in

these six units, who provide

adequate coverage at the present time REG40 157-9-5-12916

has been emphatically instructed that his,

personal efforts and those of the CKKIX are to be directed..

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(2 +157-281) (1-157-5283) (1-'s

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toward disruption of UKA and that recruiting should be

limited to present membership of UKA rather than cfforts

being made to recruit

# Klan members. Several former

UKA members who had dropped out previously have become

reactivated in CKKKK; however,

has been instructed

to discourage and prevent this from occurring on a large

scale.

It is believed that turough the formation of a

separate Klan organization it will be possible to continue

attacks on J. R. JONES individually and on Uka policies.

It is believed that CKKKK can be used as an effective

counterintelligence measure against UKA. It is the intention

of this office to do so.

has advised that.in its formative.

stages there will be expenses incurred by CKKKK, such as

printing of kiorans, membership cards, securing

of a post

office box, preparation of miscellanzois literature, etc.

While it would appear undesirabla for this office to pay

all of the expenses

incurred bi

in setting un

this new organization, it

appears desirable that at least

a portion of the expenses be borne by the Bureau because of

the counterintelligence value of the organization. If the

Bureau approves, certain expenses incurrea by

•in

connection with

the launching of this new klan group will.

be paid by the Charlotte Office.

The Bureau will be kept advised of developments

with regard to the new

Klan group and to the

counterintelligence potential..

In addition to the above, the following

counterintelligence measure is being considered:

As the Bureau has been advised previously,

has been instrumental in holding a series of

meetings attended by certain elected state officers of

UKA and Titans.

These meetings were held prior to the

National Klonvocation, which was held on 9/2-3/67 at

Tuscaloosa, Ala. J. R. JONES became aware of these

meetings, their purpose and the names of those who were

present.

The purpose of the meetings was to discuss

ways and means of removing JONES as Grand Dragon and

bringing about changes in the administration of UKA. in

North Carolina.

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CE 157-281

To date, the meetings have resulted in no

benefits insofar as the Bureau is concerned. However,

they have produced discontent among the leaders of UKA

In North Carolina and have formed the basis for future

action.

As a result of personal indiscretion, HENRY

REYNOLDS, Grand Klexter,

has keen removed from

his state

office.

REYNOLDS was one of those in atterdance at this

series of meetings by dissident members.

feels that J. F. JONES will take every opportunity to

remove from office or banish the others who were in

attendance at these meetings. These meetings have been

attended by

and

On 9/6/67,

indicated that he felt it

would be most effective if he publicly denounced J. R.

JONES and the Klan prior to the time JONES could bring

charges against him and have him banished.

He felt he

would receive considerabie support from viner sidie

leaders and from many of the rank and file members.

jowever, before taking such action, he desired to discuss

this matzer with his boss at

southern foods, Inc.,

Greensboro, N. C.

On 9/9/67,

advised he had discussed

this matter with his boss, who was very much opposed to

Informant taking this action. In the fall of 1965 and

spring of 1966

received considerable publicity

when he appeared before HCLA and was. subsequently indicted

for contempt of Congress.

This publicity resulted in loss

of business for the informant and for the company he

represents. The company feels that publicity such as

that suggested by the informant would further hurt

business for the company.

;.i.

:.

In view of this,

feels that in.good

conscience he cannot take the action he desired to take

in publicly criticizing JONES and the UKA.

He has advised

he will remain in the UKA but will continue to agitate

against the administration of J. R. JONES and will

continue to attempt to disrupt the Klan.

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CE 157-281

Informant does not feel it would effective for

him to join CKKKK but does propose that a separate

organization, rota Klan group,

be set up. Informant has

explained that he does not feel a large

number of Klan

members can be induced to leave the Klan unless they are

offered another organization which they can join.

He has

in mind the formation of a group similar to a citizens

council.

has scheduled a meeting of officials

of UKA on 9/17/63. At this meeting, he intends to propose

the formation of a separate organization which will not be

a secret group such as the Klan but will be open to the

public. • He feels that individuals in North Carolina have

joined the klan inasmuch as there is no other organization

in the state which actively opposes the federal government,

which stands for states rights and has as its primary

whin actively

purpose helping the white southerner

Informant will at the meeting on 9/13/67 determine

whether there is any support of such a

group among those

present. If so, he intends to allow one of the other

indivaduals present to lead such a group in order to prevent

his being banished from the UKA at this time.

It is believed that the informant's proposal

has

merit as a counterintelligence measure.

The Bureau will be

•advised of results of the 9/17/67 meeting and of future plans.

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F. BI

•Date:

9/13/67

all the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

MIRTEL

(Priorizz)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-8)

FROM:

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-281) (P)

SUBJECT: • COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

_DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

(UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC., NORTH CAROLINA)

Re Charlotte airtel to Bureau dated 8/22/67, and

Buzoiu airtel to Charlotte dated 8/25/67.

Reierenced Chariotic airiei recommended bureau

approval for a letter to be mailed over the signature of

• Rev. GEORGE I DORSETT to be mailed to klan units in North

Carolina announcing his resignation from the United Klans of

America, Inc., Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UK4), in which

letter

was to be enclosed copies of DORSETT's resignation

letter to Imperial Wizard ROBERT SHELTON and N. C. Grand

Dragon J. ROBERT JONES.

•Copies of these letters were forwarded to the

Bureau in referenced Charlotte communication and by referenced

Bureau communication, approval was granted .for the forwarding

of such letters.

The letter, as approved by the Bureau, was prepared

and

forwarded over DORSETT's signature and mailed out on

8/29/67. Charlotte is remaining alert for any appropriate

Iollow-up counterintelligence action and is being alert to

observe any tangible results from the mailing of this letter.

As of this time, sufficient number of informants have not

obtained information concerning the letters received upon

which any evaluation can be made at the present time.

Bureau (157-9-8) (RM) REG 58

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it the following in

•FBI

-Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

-CE 157-281

The Bureau will be advised of any tangible results

- and recommendations will be made for any appropriate follow

up counterintelligence action that appears feasible.

REGENS

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ismit the following in

AIRTEL

FBI.

Date:

8/22/67

(Type in plaintext or codel

(Priorily)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-8)

FROM:

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-281) (P)

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SUBJECT: (COUNTErINTElLIGEncE pROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

C'U

DISRUPTION OF KATE GROUPS

(UNITED KIANS OF AMERICA, INC., NORTH CAROLINA)

ReBuAirtel to Charlotte dated 8/21/67.

It appears it would be extremely unlikely that a

new NIC letter can be approved and distributed in time to

reach the delegates to the National Klonvocation at Tuscaloosa,

Ala., 9/2-3/67;

Charlotte does not yet have the names of such delegates

from all N. C. Units and it is known that some units have not

yet selected delegates; they will do so during the current week

It will not be possible to send such a letter directly

to the

delegates themselves, even

if Charlotte

should learn of their

identities, because

this is information that would not logically

be available on such short notice to the officials of NIC.

The mailing list available to charlotte, to which

past NIC letters have been sent, comprises leaders of local

units, and in some cases just the Post Office Box of the units.

For such a letter to come

to the attention of

the members,

including the delegates,

it must be mailed in time for the

Secretary or other official to receive the letter, and bring

it up at the next meeting of the Klavern.

Most such meetings

are held in the early part of the week, and anything received

in their local mail later than August 28 will most probably

not come to their attention before the delegates leave on

September 1 for the Tuscaloosa National Klonvocation.

- Bureau (157-g-8)-(Endi

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2 - Charlotte (157-281)

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smit the following in

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorisy)

CE 157-281

After approval, a NIC letter has to be prepared in

Charlotte; sent in bulk to Atlanta, and remailed from there.

This mailing process will consume approximately three more

days, particularly in reaching some of the smaller communities

In Eastern North Carolina.

..

Reference is made to Charlotte airtel of 8/21/67,

advising of the formation by

and Klansmen loyal to

RIZARDE

him of a new' Klan organization in North Carolina.

This infornant, '

with the assistance of the Agent handling him, has drawn up a

letter to be sent to all North Carolina Uka units, announcing

the resignation Irom Ula 0.

and the

formation of the new group, under the name of confederate

Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, and inviting UKA members to join

it.

This letter, a copy of

which is enclosed, includes

attacks against J. R. JONES and the UKA for not electing

officers at the August State Meeting.

It is considered most appropriate and timely that

this letter from

go. out at this time. Since.it

Includes attacks on UKA which are essentially the same as

could be included in a letter from NIC, it is not believed

desirable that a NIC letter be sent at this time, even if it

were possible to get the latter letter out in time.

It is pointed out that the letter from

be prepared, addressed, and mailed from Greensboro by the end

of this week, and thus

be available to the membership, including

delegates to

the National Klonvocation, before they leave for

that meeting.

The Bureau is requested to furnish as soon

possible authorization for mailing of the enclosed

letter and its enclosure.

Da.Cn

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• Robert H.

Shelton

Imperial Wizard

United Klans of America, Inc.

Tuscaloosa, Alabana

J. Robert Jones

Grand Dragon for North Carolina

• United Klans of Anerica, Inc.

Granite Quarry, North Carolina

Sirs:

..

I am submitting herewith my resignation from United

Klans of America, Inc., Knights of the Ku Klux Klan effective

August 21, 1967.

I have taken this action after much prayeriul

-consideration.

I had waited to see what action, if any, might

-occur at one siale nocting of la st Salisbury, North Carolina.

As I had predicted, no

election was held and again the wishes

of the rank and file Klansmen were ignored.

Theiclore, I also relinquish my position of Imperial

Chaplain, Titan of Province Six, Chaplain of the Socurity

Guard, Licutenant Colonel of the security Guard,, and menber

Of. KIA (Intelligcnce Agency).

I have devoted many years of faithful service to the

Klan and it is with the greatest reluctance that I submit my

resignation in order to assist in every way the organization

of a new, honest, democratic Klan nose organizational plans

are now well under way.

Very truly yours,

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Esteemed Klansmen:

am enclosing a copy of a letter that I directed to

Imperial Wizard Hobert i. Shelton, United Klans of America, Inc.,.

and J. Robeit Jones, Grand Dragon for North Carolina. In this

letter I reluctantly submitted my resignation from UKA. I had

refraingủ from taking this action until after the State Meeting

of UKA sas hold at Salistury on August 6, 1967. I had hopod

that at that meeting sone action might have been taken to enable

you Klansnen to express your displeasure at the leadership of

..J. R. Jones. But again, as I had warned you in my previous

_ letters, that opportunity was not given you.

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• Alter you had been told that elections for Grand Dragon

and other state Ofiicers would be held in August, 1967, the

Imperial Wizard, conspiring with fir. Jones, notified you just

the week before the state meeting, that no election would be

held until february.

How much longer are you food Klansmen

going to wait? Then February cones you will again be notified

that ciections are postponed, just wait. and see.

Will the

Nationai nonvocaiion in Tuscaloosa be the sane kind si taiteraoh?

But you don't. have to walt to affiliate with an honest

Klan organization. Those Klansmen loyal to ne held a state

meeting it. Stokesdale, North Carolina, on August 20, 1967.

Representativos from Guilford County, Winston-Salem, Burlington,

Ormondsville, and Greenville, and other parts of the state were

present. We set up a new Klan organization: Confederate Knights

Of the Ku Klux Klan. I was elected Grand Dragon and i will be

glad to furnish the names of all the other elocted officers to

those of you who are interested. Contact me at post Office Box Es

Greensboro, North Carolina. These officers are elected for a

60-day period, subject to confirmation when the organizational

plans

are completed.

Those of you who wish to affiliate with a democratic,

horest Klan organization where your wishes are given every

consideration and your right to express yoursell guaranteed, join

with us in Confedcrito Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Any man who

has paid his initiation fee into any Klan organization will be

welconed into our organization without payment of any other

initiation fee. Come to our next statewido organizational meeting

which will be held in 60 days.

Yours for a greater Klan!

Temporary Grand Dragon"

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SAC, Charlotte (157-281)

From:

Director,

TEC-407-9-8) -129

COUNTERIUTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

DISRUPTION OF MATS GROUPS

INTETHAL SECURITY

RACIAL MATTERS (KLAN)

ReClairtel 9/12/67.

The Bureau will not, under any circunstances,

approve the paying, by your offico, of all expenses in

cunnocion with the fornation of ths new klan organization

known as the Confederate Knights of the ku kis Klau

(CATURE

The Bureau will, however, approve justifiablo

personal expanses incurred by the informant in this regard.

The Bureau has no objection to

aticmpt-

ing to forn a group sinilar to a citizens. council. You are

Instrucied, however, to insure that this informant does not

attempt to forn another Klan group.

Be certain to keep the Bureau currently advisga in

regard to the counterintelligonce efforts of both

and

COMM • FBI

JVY: dsm• (1)

NOTE:

was recently banished fron the United

Klans of America, Inc., Knights of the Ku Klu: Klan (UNA),

duc to his sincere opposition io J. Ri Jones, Grand Dragon of

the UKA in Horch Carolina.

This infommani has been responst

ble for considoravie counterintelligence success rocontly

achieved by our Charlotic Office.

on. 8/20/57 was

elcoted Grand Dragon of the Cink, a new Kian organization

organized on thai date. Charlotte has advised that expenses

will be incurred by the Cillu in its formative stages and ic-

quested that at least a portion of the expenses la borna by

the

Burenu because of the counterintelligence value of this i

new klan organization. lie want to insure that Charlotte

understands we will approve pavnent only for the personal

expenses

incurred by

in regard to tie Claus.

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Charlottc also adviser that

due to his personal

situation, vill be unabio to juin the Cilias but this informant

has proposed that a separate organization, not a Klan group,

bo set up.

This informant desircs to form a groUp similar

to a citizons council which he will utilize io continue our

countcrintelligence oifensive against the Klan in North Carolina

and, in particular, against J. R. Jones, Grand Dragon of the

UKA

in North Carolina. lie have no objection to an organiza-

tion such as a citizens council being formod but we want to

Insure that this informant uvest attempt to form another

Klan group•

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AIRTEL

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REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

TO:,

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-370)

•SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-230)

C':

UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC., KNIGHTS OF THE KU. KLUX KLAN

RACIAL MATTERS (KLAN)

• I*

she 1-3-66, issue of the "Charlotte News," a daily

•Charlotte, N. C., newspaper, contained an A.P. release datelined

Kaleigh, N. C., which reflects that N. C. Governor DAN MOORE is

conscious. of reports that his State leads the nation in Ku Klux

ing to expose klan membership lists.

The article reflects that Governor MOORE has confined

reports of the existence of the anti-kian committee and that the

committee chairman is MALCOL SEAWELL, Chairman of the No C. St-

ate Board of Elections, and a forner State Attorney General.

The article quoted SEASELL as'stating that the klan had botter

not initiate any violence "or they have haà it" in N. C.

Further, SEAVELI quoted as stating that the State is through

playing games with the klan and that the conmittee intends to

first prevent violence and second to see that every Icsource

will be used in tracking down and bringing to justice persons

responsible for violence in N. C. Public exposure of klan.

membership lists kept secret by klan officials will be one

Of.

the weapons the anti-klan conmittee will use.

The article furthet disclosed that membership of the

committee indicates that it will coordinate the activitics of

the No. C. State Burcau of Investigation, the N.

Co Righway

KZC-35

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2 - Birmingham (105-722) (Ri1)

Am Charlotte (2-157-230) 127 457-2811

JAN

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Via.

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AIRTEL

FBI

Daic:

lippe in plentine or codel

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

:1-3-66

CE: 157-230

Patrol, the N. C. State Revenue Office, and the N. C. State

Attorney General's Office. Named to the committee in addition

tO SEAVELL are WALTER I. ANDERSON,. Director, State Bureau of

Investigation; A. PILSON GODWIN, Motor Vehicles Commissioner;

•I. L. CLAYTON, Conmissioner of Revenue; WADE BRUTON, State

Attorney General; and ED RANKIN, Director of Administration.

For the information of the Bureau, it is noted that

N. Co officials, including Governor MOORE

and WALTER ANDERSON,

mentioned above, have denied reports trom

various sources such

as HCUA as to the real strength of

the United Klans in N. Co, :

and on occasions both ANDERSOil and GoV. MOORE have attempted to

indicate that the United Klans has less than 1,000 members in

No. Co Surveys by Charlotte Office based on past estimates of

informants and other sources have determined that there are

approximately 6,000 members in N. c.

In connection with membership figures. above, charlotte

is considering the possible effectiveness in connection with

counterintelligence program of furnishing State of N. C. with

information as to membership and possibly other information.

regarding location of Klaverns, etc., that would assist above

Icferred to anti-klan committee in connection with its proposed

progran. This matter is being given further study by Charlotte.

and it is anticipated that recommendation will be

made in this

connection in the neai future. No action, of courso, will be

taken or information furnished to State authorities without

prior "urcau approval.

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11.

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECIOR, I'BI (157-370)

Girle

FROi:

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-230)

Liters

UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC.,

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX' KLAN

RACIAL LATTERS (KLAN)

the 1-3-66, issue of the "Charlotte Neus," a daily.

Charlotte, N. C.., newspaper, contained an A.P. release datelinea

Kaleigh, N. C., which reflects that N. C. Governor DAN MOORE is

conscious: of reports that his State leads the nation in Ku Klux

ing to expose klan membership lists.

The article reflects that Govcinor MOoRE has confirmed

reports of the existence of the anti-klan committee and. that the

committee chairnan is MALCOLM SEAWELL, Chairman of the N. C. St-

ate Board of Elections, and a former State Attorney Goneral.

The article quoted SEAWELL as stating that the klan had botter

not initiate any violence

"or they have had it" in N. C....

Further, SEATELI quoted as stating that the State is through

playing games with the klan and that the committec intends to

Ilrst prevent violence and secona to see that cucry Icsouice

will be used in tracking down and bringing to justice persons

responsible for violence in N. C.

Public exposure of klan.

membership lists kept secret by klan officials will be one of

the weapons the anti-klan conmittee will use.

The article further disclosed that membership of the

committee indicates that it will coordinate the activitics of

the N. C. State Bureau of Investigation, the N.

Co lighway

0126-35

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2 - Birmingham (105-722) (Ri1)

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==

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Patrot, the Mis

State Rêvênue Office, and the N. C. State

Attornay Generat's

ôftaeê.

Named to the committee in addition

E6 SEMNEZE aZE WALTER F. ANDERSON, Director, State Bureau of

En estigation;

À, PILSON GODWIN, Motor Vehicles Commissioner;

CộnmisSiOner of Revenue; WADE BRUTOM, State •

Attorney Senegal;

and ED RANKIN, Director of Administration,

For the information of the Bureau, it is noted that

N: Es

offteiats:.

ineluding Governor MOORE and WALTER ANDERSON,

mentionea above:,

have denied reports trom various sources such

às truà as tô thế

Fêa? serength of the United Klans in N. C.,:

and on decasions both ANDERSOil and Cov. MOORE have attempted to

indieate that the united klans has less than 1, 000 menbors in

Surveys by enarlotte Office based on past estimates of

Infoshants and athei sources have dotermined that there are

approximately &, bon menbers in N. C.

in conneation wien membership figures above, charlotte

15 constering the possible effectiveness in connection with

cointerintelligence program of furnishing State of N. C. with

information as to membership and possibly other information

Iegarding location of lavers, etc., that would assist above

Foter eà tô anti-klan comittee in connection with its proposed

progan. Thas matter is being given further study by Charlotto

and it is anticipated that recomnendation will be made in this

connzation in ine nei facare. No action, of course, vill be:

taken of imformazion furnished to State authorities without

pot Teau appioval.

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:Memorandum

1°81:34

I

HI.

DeLoach

Wick

70.

::Mi, i. C. Sullivan

DATE: 1/7/66

FROw": Fa J. Baumgardner:

570

].

M1°•

H2'.

NI®.

SUBJECT:

Sullivan

Baumgardner

Rosack.

Ryan

Martin

6.

UNITED KLAS OF MERICA,

INC.,

KNIGHT'S OF THIE KU KLUX KLAN

RACIAY MATTERS (KLI)

fluenc

There have been nationwide news roports that

Governor Dan loore Of North Carolina has organizod an anti-Klan

conmittec. The formation of this conmittec follows roports that

the North Carolina Klan leads the nation in Ku Klux Klan' member.

ship.

The Charlotte Division has recently reportod that as

part sê the comnittee's campaign to halt klan growth in the

State of North Carolina, the committoo formed by Moore will

publish Klan menbership

lists which are usually secret.

The menbers of the North Carolina anti-klan committee

are Malcolm Scawell,

Chairman of the State Board of Flections;

Halter finderson,

Director, State Bureau of Investigation;

1. Pilson Godwin, Connissioner of Motor Ychicles; I. L. Clayton,

Connissioner of Revenue; Wade, Bruton, Statc Attorney General;

and id Rankin, Dircctor of Aiministration.

GOVErNOI

Moore has, on occasion, announced the Klan

membership in North Carolina is less than

1,000 members.

The

Charlotte Office estimates North Carolina Klan membership to be

approximately 6,000.

REC-8hai.

404.

In October, 1965, the clablic office advised that

Infornants had reported that j. R. Jones, Grand Dragon,

Noith Carolina United Klans of Ancrica,

was contacted by

Gorcinor Moore in. an effort to obtain ilan support for a

joad bond issue in North Criolina. • The Klan volcd against

Governor Moore's wishes and actively campaigned in al. effart

to defeat the road bond issue.

in did l:: :185

The Charlottc Office is considcring,

as i

countcrintclli-

sence neasurc, the possibility of providing Governoi Hoorc'S

anti-ilan committee with information as to Klan membership and the

Location of klan klaveris.

Enclosure -

JLIl: dink

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CONTINUED - OVER

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Homozandom to it N

RUE.

WHITED KLAG OI

KANGHIS

ON INHE KU KLUY KIdN

OBSLAVATION

Due to the fact that Governor Moore,

on previous

occasions, has sought and has been refused the politicul

support

•t the north Caroline kians, it is entircly possible that the

anti-ken committoo is a purely politici

effort on the part of

the Moore ministralon to lessen politica resistance to his

doministration.

by providing intoration to the forth Carolina

the bureau may be unittingly drassed into

political

squabblos

wetween the united Klans of incrica and the

North

Carolina

GOWCENON.

CAPADIO,

in a rccent United Press International

Robertiones:

Gand DraCon Of Forth Carolina, las:

zeported

to have said "

"Gorerno, wooicis an idiot.

RECOIENDATION:

Attached

LOI

approval is an airtel to the Charlotte

offico directing

them not to furnish any incornation to the

Moore anti-kian comittee,

as a counterintolligence neasuie,

and instructing them to promptly advise tie Bureau if the

conmittee

should request any information fron theil.

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NI®•

Mr.

1li.

lir.

lix.

Lix.

DoLoach

Hick

Sullivan

Laungardher

Rosaci:

Ryan

Martin

10:

SAG, Charlottos (157-230)

REC-3A

From: Director,

75 157-2799÷9055

•i.7.r0

UNITED IRATE OF MERICA, INC.,

KHIGHTS OF TEN NU LUUX LUAIT

RACIAL MATTERS (KUART)

ReChairicl datod 1/3/06.

The Durcan doos not donire further concidciation ba

don relatang lo tam notaratice in tooth Carolina to the

I'cantly forned loitn Carolina anti-lion committeo,

Shoold the cornlitec at any time renucot any

Information sron you, you should promptly advice the bareat of

the nacure ci. the sconcst.

In addicion, locy tho Bureau cavised

of the neva roleases and proguess oi Governor Horo's anti-klan

•comuitico.

..(20)

NOTE:

See monorandum Baungardner io Sullivan dated 1/7/66,

captioned as above, prepareil by jlil:lnk/cib.

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aNG, Sharlotte' (157-281)

Direclos

F3E

(157-5-02-11

$/2/65

licrington

li. Loûuiro

857n

13lo

DISATION OF MATE GROUES

RcCulct 7/12/60 and Duziricl 7/23/66 capticned•

"Infted Klans of Anarica, Ino., Bacial Laticis."

Your quartcily countcrintolligenad lettor of-

1/19/00 10 an excsilcht channe of ino coordination of

Jou COLnicrnollidencO CioriS Fill your pOSitive

Man investigations.

•"•In vier of the currani controvcrsy in the State

the Unried Klars

of lucrien, inc.s

Charice, you should closoly follow this

matica airi

at this sumo timo incure tunt the instructiona

set forth iu routiriel aro inlly coaplied with.

• Yous continued aud profcircd aticution to the

counterintchligonce activitics is apprecinted.

:?".

NOTE:

The Charlotie Offico has submitted a 13-pagc'

quarterly counterint alligence lotter which is one of the finest

yet iccrived undeï this progran. The lotici concerns the

handling or countcrintolligence proposals and positive

intclligonce activitics authorizod by the Counterintclligence

Unit and the Klan Unit.

It is bolioved that the bureau's

interest in the Charlotto situation has stinulated

excellont comicrintolligence approach to the klan activity

in Horth Crolina.

Charlotic ichinded to follow closcly

the dovelopnent concerning ihe UKA Charter in Worth Carolina,

howevel,

to comply with prior burcan instructions to avoid

ilvolvement with the newly-forned controversial state cormittee

in Norih Carolina investigating the Klái..

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i BINETON, FUI (257-9-8)

: SAC,

CHARLOTTE (157-281)

sYLE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAMS

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPCION OF HATE GROUPS

DATE:

1119/66

• 1.

V:

Re Charlotte Letter, 4/18/66.

This communication sets forth

the status of

captioned matter in the Charlotte Division as of 7/15/66.

I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

4/28/00, the Bureau

Proviously, in Charlotte letters, 1/26/06 and

was advised that consideration was

being riven to possible disruptive action in concotion

with the Widows Benevolent rund, an insurance program of

the klan which was put into effect 241/66.

To date, information has been received that

approximately seven Klansmen who vere members of this

rund have died and in all instances the beneficiarics

have been paid $2, 000 by JONES.

Recently, J. R. JONES,

Grand Dragon, has sent out letters to all

Klansmen in

which at was indieated that paymonts into the fund vere

not being made promptly and in the event payments were

not made by members of the rund the beneficiaries could

•not be paid ort.

It is beliaved that in the future JONES vill

encounter financial problens

in connection with this fund

when he is called upon to pay a beneficiary $1,000

and

does not have funds-to cover this anount.

AlSO,

it is

REE 52/579=8.

I towe

Bureau (R)

Charlotte

14 JUL. 21 1958.

JIO.

! percis

(4))

Bry US Sung Bonds legelody on the Parall Scarings lin

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anticipated there will be problems which arise in

connection with whether a menber of the fund was paid

up at the

time of his death. It is believed that should

JONEs rence in paying the bencficiary 101 any rcason

that this will be an excollent basis for countcrintelligence

action.

-

Wien information of this nature is received

indicating that JONES is not living up to his obligations;

the Charlotte Office will recomnend action to be taken?

The Burcau is fully aware of the potential

countcrintclligence action boing undertaken by the

Charlotte Office with regard to the rcmoval of J

as Grand Dragon. This objectäve has not been achieved tes

date but efforts are continuing.. Also, in this regard,

efforts nic boing made to cause the arrost of JolEs on

jocal charges of rid or similar charge in connection with

his illicit relationship with a girl fricnd in Raleigh,

88. C.

These prograns rill be discussed more fully in the

next section

of this letter. "

- II. PENDING COURTETINTELLIGENCE ACTION

A. UKA Charter

By• letter dated 4/8/66, the Bureau instructed:

that Charlotte througl established sources determine the

-present status of chiorts being nade by the State of liorth

Carolina to examine the legality of UNA operations.

The

Burcau instructed that countcrintelligence proposals be

submitted to insure that the State's examination of the

UKA status will be a continued topic in news media in this

ICrIItOrY.

By airtel dated 5/19/66, the Bureau was advised

of developments in connection with action'by the State of

Nortu Carolina relative to the Klan Charter. It was

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rocommended that contact. be

maintained with

for the purpose of keeping abreast of state action in.

•this regard.

This

approval was granted by the Bureau by.

artel dated 6/7/66.

Information concerning the most rocent decision

by the State with regard to revocation of the. Klan Charter

appeared in the 1/1/66 issue of the "Charlotte Observer"',

a daily newspaper published at Charlotto, N.C. This

article revealed that the State Law and Order Committee

had declined to recommend that the Klan Charter be revoked.

The Committee's action was based on a memorandun from the

Doputy Aitorney General in which it was stated tiat it

could not be lound where the klan had been declared unlawful.

North Carolina GOVernOr DAN K. NOORE, Who heads the Committee,

expressed continuod interest in the ¿ civities of individual

Klan menbers.

The Charlotte Office is continuing to follow

this situation closcly, and the Bureau will be kept

advised of pertinent developments:

B. Dissemination of Literature.

I. Granite Quarry Chain Letters

By letter dated 3/11/6G, the Bureau instructed

Charlotte to picpare and mail 20 copies of a chain lettei

reflecting unfavorably on the

military scrvice of J. R.

JONES. These letters were prepared in accordance with

Bureau instructions.

Some

vere nailed from North Carolina,

some from the Richnond territory and sone from

the Columbia

territory.

The purpose of

having these letters mailed

from Virginia and South Carolina was to create animosity

betwcen the Grand Dragons of

those states and JONES.

Infornation had been reccived previously that BOB KORNEGAY,

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Grand Draron of Virginia, had aspirations of becoming

Grand Dragon of lorch Carolina, and infornation had been

recoived that BOB SCOSGIts, Grand Draron of South Carolina,

had boch recruiting nonbeis in North Carolina. This

mailing was for the purpose of fuither driving a redge

between Klan loaders.

On 1/13/60,

advised that on

4/8/66, JONES was in possession of one of these letters

and according to Jolls, neither he nor his vite slopt the

night thoy learned of the letter because of concein as "*

to the identity o1

the writer. JONES indicated that he

thought JANE MAliS, the widow of GRADY WARS, was the author.

On.1/9/66, JONES indicated to the informant he had riven

thought to the possibility that BOB KORNEGAY OX'GEORGE

DORSETT

were responsible but had narrowed the choice

tO JANE MARS.

xes said

He said he had determined that GRADY MARS'

haù contacted DON APPELL, NCUA Investigator, prior to his

death.

.

. On 5/5/66,

stated he had heard that

there was a letter attacking JONES which had been circulated.

It was reported to this informant that RAYMOND CRANFORD

(former' Exalted Cyclops of the Ornondsville Klavern who

was expelled fron the Klan by JONES) reportedly. was.

responsible for the letter.

all furnished information concerning these

Jetters.. These informants furnished various comments

of

recipients.

The majority of the informants indicated that

the letters had upset JONES who felt that

this was an

attompt by some enemy to malic tioublc for him.

Insofa!

as it is known, the chain letter yas not reproduced by

any. of the rccipients:,

i li

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Mational Committee for Domestic

Tranguility (ACDT) Ictters

By letter dated 4/20/66, the Bureau furnished

policy with instructions that these be mailed to Klan

members who might be receptive. These nersletters verc

20 individuals, it was felt that these lettors would be

more offective and reccive vider distribution if mailed

to Klavcins.

The letters vere mailed to 20

Klaverns

throughout the state using the cover name of the Klavern.

By lotter dated 5/27/66, the Bureau furnished

Charloilc

50 copics of an HDT newsictter which vere mailod

on 6/2/06 to 50 Klaverns using the covei name of the Klavern:

c.=

On 5/16/66,

advised that ImpTONES

staied that some lotters vere being mailed out

of Charlotte

which had some commiitce's name on them. Jolts said he

would lile to see it it could be determined who was

putting these letters out in Gilarlotte.

receipt of these letters by klaverns:

reported on the

advised that at a Province #1

mecting ai Plymouth; N. C., on 6/12/66 a discussion was

held concerning the NCDT letters and other literature

being rcceived by Klaverns and

it was felt that this

literature uns possibly coning from the SBI, the FBI, or :.

MALCOLM SEAVELL Tho, until recently, was head of the

Governor's Law aud Order Comnittee.

!

No additional information has been received

concerning these newsletters or the results which may have

been achieved by their distribution.

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Postal Cards

By airtel dated 1/28/69, the Bureau Juinished

•Charlotte a supply of thice difierent Postal Cards to be

mailed to lion Klansmen

On 5/18-19/66, approximately 500 of the cards

bearing the words "Klansman trying to hide your identity

behind your sheet?

You received this - somcone knows who

you are!" vere sent to various resident Agencies to

mailed to klansmon in accordance with Bureau instructions.

On 5/21/65,

advised that the

- recipient of one of

these cards at hount lolly,

1. C.,

• mado

the statement that he was boing to work harder than

ever beiore for the klan as a result of receiving this card.?

0n 5/31/66,

reported on the icceipt

of these cards by Klansmen aud stated it has been

speculated that they may have been distributed by MALCOL!!

...

SEAVEL.

According to this source, JONES vas

planning to

have 10,000 cards as nearly identical as possible printed

and mailed at random to non-klansnen throughout the state

for the purpose of making the anonymous campaign backfire

and make the labeling o

Klausmen ineffective.

It was also reported that the receipt of those

cards by members of the mount Holly Klavern was not

disturbing and those who received the cards were laughing

and joking about then and kidding other member's as to when

they could expect their cards.

One member of the Mount Holly Klavern, who had

been inactive, upon receipt of the card. returned to Klavern

meetings and paid up back dues and has again becone active.

On G/20/G6, approximately 650 Postal Cards

showing Klansmen at a bar and raising the question as to

which Klan leader is spending Klan money tonight were

mailed to lucin Klansmen throughout the state.

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The recoint of these cards was discussed at a

•meeting of the Plymouth Klavern on 6/23/66, according

to

Those present fclt that MALCOL SEAWELL

was possibly responsible and were of the opinion that

Since SEAVELI, has resigned as Chairman of the Law and Order

• Committec that the cards will no longer be mailed.

→..

-=

1. Satirical Cartoon of J. R. JONES

By letter datca 5/17/00, the Burcau furnished

Charlotte 100 cartoons concorning J. R. JOKES which were

mailed Iron Kinston, 8. C., on 5/23/66 to 100 Exalied Cyclopses

throughout the stric.

Kinston was chosen as the mailin

site inasnuch as JAiRS "CATFISIl" COLE lives in Kinston and

operates a printing shop there.

The cartoon had a catfish

in the lover righthand corner which is symbolic of COLE,

all reported on the receipt by various

Klansmen of these cartoons.

Some of the recipients felt

that JAlEs COLE could be responsible, however, others

thought that the cartoons vereimailed

to makic

it appear

that COLE was responsible.

COLE was contacted by a Klan

official concerning this matter and denied having done so.

=.

stated that the klansmen were not

upset about the leaflet but that it did emphasize the faults

Of J. R. JONES. Informant felt that the distribution

of

these lenilets has kept klanspeople talking about

CONES"

Taults and therefore had a weakening effect on the Klan in

North Carolina.

on 6/10/66,

advised it is believed by

Klanspeople that the

cartoons Klan members are receiving

are being mailed by BOB KONliGAY or by someone at his direction.

No additional pertinent intormation concerning the

receipt of these cartoons or the results have bech received.

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5. Klan Joke Book

By loitcr dated 5/20/66, the Bureau instructed

Richmond Office to mil to 59 Klansnen in North Carolina,

including j. R. JONES, a copy of a joke book.

This vas

done in order to create the impression that BOB KORNEGAY

was responsible.

o..

By lotter dated 5/24/66, the Richmond Office,

was furnished the names of 59 Klansmen, and joke books

were mailed from Emporia, Va., on 5/23/66.

On 6/2/66,

stated he believed

that this booklet was prepared by the AbL of the

..FBI.

Informant said he does not believe this literature would

have any eficet on Klansmen.

On 6/3/66, at a public rally at Goldsboro, N. C.,

Mrs. SIBLE JOKES, Wife Of Grand Dragon J. R. JONES,

stated

that the ShI and ibi vould send anyone attending a

Klan

rally jokes

and carloons which here not in the least bit

funny to hei.

No other information concerning the joke books

of their effoct on the recipients has been raceived.

C.

Action to Remove j: R. JONES as

Grand Dragon

Though the efforts of

dissident froup of Klan leaders met at Durham, N.

C., on

3/27/60 for the purpose of airing sriovances against

J. R. JONES.

Approsinately 100 toy Klansmen in the State

of North Carolina were present:

It tias decided that the

State Board of UKA Would mect on 1/10/06 to discuss this

matter further.

At the mocting on 1/10/06, at Biscoe, N. C.,

seven of the officials further discussed the complaints

against JONES. The unly decision reached was that another

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Board meeting should he called in the near futurc for

the purpose of making reforms and changes in policy.

On 5/1/65, a Statc Doard mceting was hold at

Raleigh, N. C., at which JONES was present. During the

-meeting

the grievances were discussed, and JoNeS agrecd

to some of tho demands made and promised to take care of

many of the other grievances reported to him. Those

present were pacified and placated.

By airtel dated 1/29/65, the Bureau instructed

that plans be made to remove.

"JONES. as Grand Dragon and to*

cause the UKA in North Carolina to breal with the National

UKA.

Nil.

In response, on 5/5/66, the Charlotte Office

submitted an airtel to the Burcau which included

recommendations for the following:

(1) Ilave informants speak out against JONES

In order to undermine his authority and

cause disschsion;

(2)

Have informants urge the various klaverns

_to raise ronthly dues or to assess a

special lovy for the benefit of JONES

which would cause the membership to become

disillusioned;

• (3)

(1)

(5)

Have top informants make the suggestions

to JONES regarding additional assessments

which would disillusion the nembership;

Mail an anonymous letter to BOB SHELTON,

Imperial lizard, indicating that JONES was

attempting to become Imperial Wizard; and

To pursue the illicit relationship between

JONES and a firl friend in Raleigh with a

vich toward causing his arrest..

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V:i

Bureau on 5/13/00.

These-locommendations were approved by the

Thogi disruptive tactics of formei

Klan londers, in May, 1966,

continued to be critical. of JONES, and on 6/5/06 another

State Board

moctant was meating was

held at llcnderson, N. C.

This

attchoed by 15 of the officials to expressed

dissatistaction With JONES and BOB KORUSGAY, Grand Dragon

of virginia.

on 0/9/66, the results of the meeting on 6/5/66

Here

discussed with

BOB SHELTON by rienbers of the Stric

Board. SHELTON advised that another Statc Board mecting

would be called within tro to four icels which rould ve

attended by him and by J. R. JOlES. He saiù JORES Mould

be instruated to inpichent the necessary changes and sould

account fut funds received during 1905.

SHELTON Said

It JONes did not then pui the new policies

that?

into effect

he would have menbors oi the Imperinl Board noet with

ther

North Carolina Stric Eonid, and

if JONES then refused to

adopt the necessary changes

he would be replaced as Grand

-

DrAgON.

the full backing of sIlelton.

advised it was apparent that JONES has

It was equally apparent that

SALUTON is only interested in the klan because of the moncy

involved.

By memorandum to all agents of the Charlotte

Division dated 5/23/65; those Agents handling Klan

informants more instrucied to discuss with their informants

action which coudd be taken to cause dissatisfactinn anong

the rank and file nembership. The informants were to be

instructed to take action on a Klavern level to cause

disruption, such is suggesting

• that Klavern funds be

withnold iron the state office until more litcrature is

received;

AlSO, it was surgested that informants. adopt

disruptive inctics within the Klavern such as having

member who misses three consccutive mectings fined $1.00,

which would result in dissativlaction on the part of nembers..

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From information roccived from a numbei of

informants there are nuncrous flaveins in North Carolina

which are completely disenchanted with JONES' Icadership.

for example, the Biscoe Klavern has discontinued leeping

attendhnce records and monthly dues: are no longer being

• sent to the Stato office.

In the How Bern, North Carolina, arca three

•Klaverns have becone defunct

of dissatisfaction over the loadership of J. Re JONES.

Or 7/1/66,

As the. Burcau is aware,

and had been instrumentaitin leading

the dissident group against JONES. Although

,the

other informants

have been instructed to continuc to agitate against JONES'

Icadership with the ultinate objective being his

replacement. In this regard, horever, BOB SHELTON has

indicatea to

i that he

docs not desire that

any action be

taken

at this time which could have au

adverse affect on his, SHELION's, trial for Contempt of

Congress scheauled for. September, 1966.

A mecting of the state officers vis scheduled

to have been held on 7/17/06 it Salisbury, N. C., at which

BOR SHELTON was expected to plead for unity in an attempt

to stop the efforts of klan Icaders to remove j. I. JOuES.

The details of this mecting have not been reported to the

Charlotte Office at this time.

The Bureau will be

furnished the results, along with recommendations. of the

Charlotte Office as to what iction will be taken in the

future to remove j. R. JONES.

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With regard to action taken by

this office

to further disrupt the klan by bringing about publicity

and/or the ariost of JONES in connection with his

activities with romen other than his wife, it has

been

determincd that JONES has a girl friend; NELL SEYMOUR,

in Haleigh, r.c.

By Charlotte airtel daied 7/9/66,

the Bureau

was requested to grant authority for this offico to

-furnish to

information concerning the

activities of JONES in this

regard.

This authority was granted by. the Bureau. on

7/14/66.

Informants in logical positions have been

instructed to inmediately advise

this office upon icccipt

of any information indicating that JONES will be in any

personal coninct with irs. SEXHOUR in Ralcigh: Upon

receipt of such information by this office,

vili be notifica.

It is anticipated that the arrest of

JONES and the

attending publicity till have a disruptive

eifect on the Klan

in North Carolina.

11I: TAIGIBLE RESULTS

As the Bureau is aware, J. R. JONES was arrested

1/11/65 by the SBI for: Perjury in connoction with his

divorce in 1951, in which he falsely alleged he had been

separated for two years:

on 5/31/66,

advised that on that date a Grand Jury

in Rowan County, N. C., failed to return a true bill in

connection with the Perjury charge against J. R. JONES.

said the solicitor had indicated he

would present anothor bill against JONES to the next

Grand Jury in late ISGG or carly 1967.

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Although Jokes was not

persus his arrest and arraignment vore attortod

_tracd on the charge o

considerable publicity whieh, according to information

received lion informants, had a bad effect on rank and

Lile Klansmen.

Although the Charlotte Office has not

accomplished the goal of removing 3. R. JONES as Grand

raron, the efforts made toward this goal have caused

side cfiects which have resulted in the loss of membership

an certain Klaveins, has created. animosity botucen JOkES

midl some of the state icaders, and has gencrally causca

'Idsscontentment in the klan throughout the state.

This

pifice docs not intend to rest on the achievengis mace

it but intends to pursue this situation further and cause

additional disruption at every opportunity in the future.

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TO

FROM

-SUBJECT:

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, CHARLOTTE, (157-281).

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTIO OF HATE GROUPS

(CONFEDERATE KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN)

CHARLOTTE DIVISION

- DATE:

1/30/69

I..

BACKGROUND:

As the Bureau is aware,

during 1966, was

.a movement to oust J. R. JONES as

• Grand Dragon of United Klans of America (UKA) in North

Carolina. At that time

held for the purpose of

removing JONES. These activities occurred in the Spring and

carly Summer of 1966. In July, 1966,

the Bureau instructed that

be severed

It was not until late 1966 that he was

as an

reactivated.

=::. On April 1,

1967, the animosity between

and JONES came to a head ana JONES had

In July, 1967,

insisted

that a separate Klan organization be formed.

On August 20,

1967, these former members of UKA met and formed the

Confederate Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (CKKKK) •

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(1- 157-281)

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(1-157-5283)

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Inasmuch as it appeared that this would be an

opportunity to further disrupt ukA and to entice members out

"Of UKA into CKKKK,

throughout the State of North Carolina. A total

•of 41 charters were issued. In some cases these charters

Were

issued to an entira unit which was formerly connected

with

UKA, and in some cases to a single individual with

the

hope

that that person could recruit members from UKA.

This attempt to split UkA in North Carolina and

to diminish its power was successful. In addition to the

original UNA units which joined

such units

as Albemarle, Whiteville, Wadesboro and other UKA units joined

Of the 41 charters issued one was in the State of.

Virginia..

All of the others were in North Carolina. There

were 3o men's units anù sour women's uniis chartereû.. In many

instances no klavern was actually. organized even though a

charter was issued.

I. PRESENE SIRUATION:

dio

KLAVERNS AND MENBERSHIP

on January 24, 1969,.

These

records showed that ll men's units have never submitted any

money to the state office.

The remaining 31 Klaverns have paid

ques totaling $1,103.25 lan average of only $35.00 per klavern -

ovei a 15 month perio). Only four klaverns are current in

ques payments and the remaining 27 klaverns are delinguent on

an average of live months.

At the present time there are only nine men's units

and three ladie's auxiliaries considered to be active, although

several of these units are not current in their dues..

These

units are as

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Unit

GrOSS

Membership

Average Attendance

At Meetings

paid Up

Members

Alamance County #3

17

9

.6

-Enfield #24

14

6

'Fayetteville #14

16

14

GreensbOro #2

49

12

15

Greensboro #2A (Ladies)

8

4

4

Greensboro $31

.9

4

8

Ormongsville #9

5

Pitt County #8°

22

12

-Whiteville #27

22

8

11

Whiteville #27A (Ladies)

3

3

3

Whitsett #4

37

25

29

-Whitsett #4A. (Ladies)

1,1

8

11

TOTALS :

197

124

From the above it can be seen that there is at the

present time a gross nembership in CKKKK of 197, with only 124

dues-paying members. The average attendance at meetings is

eight per unit, or a projected total of 96 members attending

weekly meetings on a

regular basis.

2. • INFORMANT COVERAGE

At the present time the Charlotte Office has one

informant in each of the sollowing current klaNgelEP CREdi

AS 271973

FBI

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The Albenarle Klavern, on January 14, 1959, voted to

disassociate with CKiKk and become an independent organization.

in this klavern. One has been:

instructed to transfer to the West Stanly Klavern of UKA, and

the other has been instructed to remain in the independent

group for the time being..

The RoxoDro Klavern Of CKKKK,

and the Roxboro Ladie's Auxiliary;

have severed aifiliation with CKKKK.and are

operating as an independent organization. The continuance •

of these

in the group is believed necessary in view

of the nature of individuals connected with this group.

The Wadesboro Klavern has also severed connections

with CKKKK and is now an indépendent group. . There is.

in this organization and it is believed necessary to

maintain informant coverage due to the fact that there has been

racial trouble in the Wadesboro area in the past.

There was

in the Charlotte,

Nashville ana Roanoke Rapids, N. C., Klaverns of CHIK. These,

units are no longer active and

axe being placed

in other units if possible.

JII. COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION CONTEMPLATED:

CKKKK has accomplished the intended results.

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to publicly criticize J. R. JONES and

to further

weaken UKA.. There are many members of CKIKK who will join any

klan organizazion in existence.

If CKKKK ceases io

function as

an organizatión these members undoubtedly will return to uka.

This is nos desirable: HoweveI., CKKKK should be conirolled

in both its activities and its size.

It is anticipated that several of the units

will noü pay the state office of CKKKK. these back dues and

this will allow

Some of the units, such as Ormondsville and Pitt

County, have indicated they do not intend to pay the state office

any money •

•It is believed that the above-mentioned action will

further. reduce the size of CKKKK.

Since its formation no information has been received

indicating that members of CKKKK have engaged in any acis of

racial violence.

IV. SUMMARY:

~ the above represents a summary af our concinuous

analysis of CKKKK. The Charlotte Office recognizes the

initiation of a rival klan was a very delicate maneuver which

has proved worthwhile. Particular attention has been given to

insure that when CKKKK has done its ultimate damage to UkA it

will be phased out as rapidly as possible. . '

Agents handling CKKKK informanüs have been instructed

concerning the absolute necessity for scaling down informan:

payments where justified, recognizing that the phasing out of

informants covers

a period of time rather than abrupt

discontinuance.

It appears feasiole that action should be taken io

phase out the three ladie's units in CKKKK.

We have

closed

out the files on the whiteville and Whitsett ladie's

units!

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in which auxiliaries there is no direct coverage. The

informani now furnishing coverage on the Greensporo Ladie's

Unit will, be phased out as necessity permits.

This entire communication deals with CKKKK. A

similar cormunication will be submitted on UKA in the fucure

for the purpose of recomnending a phase-oui program wich a

view toward conserving Agent time.. It is mandatory that

we devote any Agent time saved toward other investigative

responsibilities. The Bureau will be advised in this regara.

Lit:

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RECEIVES

FROM

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Airtel

1

1

1

To:

SAC, Charlotte (157-6109)}

REG 138

From: Dircator, FBI (100-48006) .

Iya.

COUNTEPINTILLIGENCE PROGRAS

BLACK HATIOTALIST HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGRACE (BPP)

Mr. T.

J. Deakin

Mr.

G. E. Sherwood

Mr. H1, E. Helgeson

• s

Reurlet 6-5-70.

-You are authorized to prepare and mail letter

set forth in relet.. Take usuai precautions to insure

mailing cannot be traced to Bureau. Advise Bureau and

San Francisco of any positive results achieved.

1 ° San Francisco

MEH: bad

(7)

8 :

Charlotte has proposed counterintelligence measure to

been brought in to

Winston-Salem, Charlotte proposes to prepare about 100 copies of

a leaflet wnich will be sent to news services and to a number of

residents in vicinity BP headquarters, Winston-Salem. Leaflet

would be in forn of

a news iten

prepared by reporter for Southern

Vanguard Revolutionary l'arty which has been at odds with the ipP.

Letter will mention that Douglas Miranda, former P? leader in

Hew Haven, has been transfericd to Winston-Salen to replace "the.

more responsiblc" former leader in Winston-Salem. Letter vill also

attack Larry Little, a BP leader in Winston-Salem, as Indical and

vill insinuate he is pocketing donations obtaincd for BPP

Breakfast for Children Frogram.

This nicasure may produce further

disruption among the black extremists in Charlotte and can be

m 55aahdpectandaoaont onbergassment to the Burcau.

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DIRECTOR, FBI (100-118000)

DATE:

6/5/70

414

SAC, CHARLOITE (157-6109) : (P)

COUNTER TITELLICENCE PROGRAM

HATE GROUPS (BPP)

BLAY MAN DUNT

HUTO CARIES

su1838

Ré Charlotte airtel to the Bureau dated 6/2/70.

In order to further publicize the split which has

occurred in the BPP group at Winston-Salem, N.

Co, and also

to highlight the fact that "outside leadership" has been

brought in, the charlotte division picposes

that a Icaflet

be preparcd and distributed by mail

in Winston-Salem, i. C.

Approximatoly 100 copies of the leaflet should be prepared

and sent to legitinate news services, including radio and

television stations, and to three to

four residents of

each

block in the vicinity of the BPP Headquarters, 1602 East 14th

Si.

These addressees would be obtained from Winston-Salen

City and Cross Reicrence Directories.

The newsletter would

be mailed in conncicially purchased

envelops with the return

addross listed only as S. V. R. P., Winston-Sulca, N. C.

The leaflet to be enclosed would be so signed at

the end,

the reason being that a recent issue of the Black Panther

Newspaper contained an article critical of the Southern:

Vanguard Revolutionary Party, a now defunct group started

DY LOSE RENE GONZALEZ, at GICensbOrO, N. Co

GONZALVEZ was area captain at New Haven, Conn.,

prior to the advent of DOUGLAS PAUL MIrANDA. Animosity

should cxist beticen the two individuals and members of the

S. V.

R. P. Should not look toward Panthers with a favorablo

11ght.

In this manner, unidentified members of the s. V. R. P.

will be blaned for the newsletter which is suggested.

It will

read as follows:

"Winston-Salem, North Carôlina

REG- 94

Black Connunity News Sorvice

voLume I,

Issue

-1139

NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE BLACK CITIZENS. OF

WINSTON-SALEM

• JUN & 1970

A recent development of possible interest at

Winston-Salem was icceived from a corresponding

(2-Burcau

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reporter at Now Haven, Connecticut, who advised

that Douglas Miranda, former nica captain of

tho Black Panther Party at Hew Haven, has

transferred to linston-salem, North Carolina."

Information on the local scene indicates

Miranda is slated to take ovor the local

Winston-Salem Branch of the National Committee

to combat Fascisn, replaciun the more responsible

Robert T. Gicer.

Groer, and the more stable

portion of the local NCCI, have disassociated

themselves from the group due to the self-

styled dictatorial policies of Larry Little,

who vas formcrly known as the Lieutenant of

Information.

It is little wonder that the membership

of the local NCCF Icmains at less than

10,

when considcration is given to the completo

Jack of

community support for the radical

progran of Littic, now that Robert T. Gicer

and his friends have publicly disassociated

themselves from the group.

Greci. impressed this reporter as a truc

servant of the people, while Little gives the

impression of being

community parasite,

similar to the avaricious businessmen or

the

black community. Little lives off the people

and returns nothing. It is rumored Little

and his friends support themselves on 'donations.'

which they obtain in the name of the 'Breakfast

for Children Program.'"

In addition to the above information, on reccipt

of Burcau approval to circularize this newslotter, a last

paragraph containing sonething of local interest to the

black connunity, such as a recently reported public housing

development, job progran, or othei itchs of intcrest, vill

ba added.

Thereaftor, the article will be signod s.

V. R. P.g

Winston-Salem, N. C...

MIter a

short period of time, the copy would

subsequently be furnished. to the BPP, Ministry of Information,

San Francisco, California..

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The Burcau is roquester to authorize the handling

of tho above countcrintcllifones proposal. No action will

bo takon by the Charlotte Division until such timo as the

Burcau's advice and consent are icceived.

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DIRECTOR, FBI (1O0-1181IÜ)

DATE:

:17/2/70

SAC, CHARIOTTE (157-6209) (P)

.CT:

COLUTELPRO - BLACK EXTREMIST

RACIAL MATTERS

Re Charlotte letter to Bureau,

8/20/70.

I. OPPRATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

.

At the present time Charlotte has under corsideration

at the Burcau a proposal for a continuation of the "News of

Interest to the Black Citizens of winston-salem" newsletter,

a series which has been extremely successful in the past against

the BPP at Winston-salem, N. C.

This letter attacks the BPP

attempting to discredit

• them in the ees of the community and

?

thereby decreasing: their support on the basis of their failure

to pay their sills, pregnancy.

Of the female workers; and tailure

in the organizing for the

Revolutionary People's Constitutional

Convention (RPCC). In addition, infornation from camel

indicates there may be some animosity batween JULIUS iHITe

ICORNELL, JR. and IARRY DONNELL LITTLE, the two top men in the

"BP? at winston-salem. On a determination.of a correct approach,

a proposal will be submitted in order to widen this gap.

II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED

KEC:27,

9011

Two newsletters under the guise

of the "Committee of

•Ichty-five" have been submitted. These newsletters, under the

guise of a responsible black church-oriented group developed.

in opposition to the BPp, have attemptçd to cut off BPP funds.

and reduce their newspaper sales. In addition, pursuant to

Burcau instructions, a letter was prepared and mailed from

Winston-Sulem, N. C., to MELVIN NEWTON, brOthCE Of HUDY NAIrON,

to assist san Francisco in a counterintelligence operation to

plant the sece of'

doubt in livey NewioN's mind concerning his

statu's within the B?P.

terrors tar

22 DEC •1/1970

- Burcau (R•1)

2 - Charlotte

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III. TANGIBLE RESULTS

In conncction with the previously mentioned newslettors

which vere basically directed to a decrease in the BPP newspaper

sales and a decrease in community conations, it is noted that

auring 8/70 the BPP gIOUP tias receiving 2,600 copies of the

newspaper, h'owever..

sales decreased and during' 10/70 they were

down to recciving 1,500 copies of the newspaper. During 11/70,

on three occasions they were unable to purchase their wcekly.

supply. In addition, information vas received on 9/9/70 from

22 at. Winston-Salem,,

and on 11/18/70 EIom.:

mans both in finston-salem (both of vnom receivea

1 the

"Connittee of Iwenty-five" newsletters) that they considered

the "committee of Iwenty-five". to be a church group formed in

opposition to the BPP. more it indicated the desire.

to join the, "connittee of puenty-five" and it una suggested to

?

him that he start his own group in opposition. to the BPP until

such time as he could locate the "Committee d Ivonty-fivc."

iren had the opinion. that the newsletter would

sway people who were on the fence in their thinking concerning

the BPp into opposition to the panthers and considered it a

good idea to generate resistande.

.*.....

IV. DEVELOPMESTS DE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST

Noting thât BPP members from Winston-salem traveled

throughout the state advertising for people to attend the

RPCC reporting that they would pay all expenses for trans-

portation, meals, etc., this ultimately resulted in the panthers'

transportation being a Hertz Rental truck and private automobiles

along with poor food and accommodations at the RICC which was

very disorganized. Charlotte will, submit additional counter-

intclligence proposals in this regard as the opportunity arises.

2.

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. AIRTEL

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(Priorily)

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-118005)

SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6109) (P)

C SUBJECT:

"COINTELPRO - BLACK EXTREMIST

RII (EPP)

8. 10

3-90

Re Charlotte airtel to Burcau, 9/25/70.

It is

noted that charlotte has previously received

sheets through the

Бітс

"Information from sources, the Winston-galom Police Department,

and other contacts in the black community of winston-Salem

pindicates that these leaders, particularly when they point out

seither mistakes or failures, cause the people of the community

= Olcounterintelligence letters pointed out the lack that hali

supporting. the BPP group. It is noted that previous

of cach $.25 paid for a Bpp newspaper was fonarded to califor

"Tu and subsequently there has been a dro? in nouspiper sales from

12,500 to 1, 500 per week, and on two occasions the group tailed

¿ to order nevispapers because thay diù noi have money to pay

for them.

In one of the previous. lotters-LARR LITTle, current

spleader, was described as an "avaricious businessman" and this

"caused the people in the area to laugh at him and his Icaction

further lost him respect.

55005

• Due to the success of the previous lettors and the

scurrent situation within the BPp nationally concerning the

""Revolutionary Peoplo's Constitutional Convention (RPCC), ...

Lnfollowingproposed letter is_submitica.contingene upon the

complete cancellation of the ReCCi

21~ BUICaU (RM)

Want 20-73

1)!

1:!! -2084

2 - Charlotte

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Canne tic

THG :stpi

87 NOV 10 1670

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CE 157-0102:

"Winston-salem, North Carolina

Black Connunity News Service

Volume I, Issue 3

"NEMS. OF INTEREST TO THE BLACK

CITIZENS OF WINSTON-SALEM

"The s.V.R.P. is submitting the following bulletin

to let the deodle of winston-salem know the truth about.

the pretenders on 14th Street vo claim to be holping

the people:

"since they won't

pay their telephone bill,. the

company removed the phone. There is no way to contact

them in case of an emergency situation..

"Of the five or six girls who stay or work at the

BPP Headquarters, only one, the wife of JULIUS CORdeLL,

is marrica, Mis. JULIUS CORNELL is not pI-gnant, but

all the rest are "in a family way.' It appears that

CORNELL and LARRY LITTLE aIC keeping up with everyone's

hoinework but their own:

Keep your wives, girl friends,

and daughters away from that place!

"We have heard ill this talk' of the big Revolutionary

Peoplo's constitutional Convention which vas to be hold

last reckend in sushington, D. C.r. Panthers have becn

all over winston-salem and for that matter, North Carolina

tolling evervone they would.

pay all cxpenses for anyone

wanting to attend.

They are speaking of spending

money for buses, trains, food, and jooms, vinon

they are

being evicted from their community center on wilson

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"street for not paying the ront and can't pay thôir

back phone bill. Their national leaders must have

the same delusions since the black officials at

Washington, D. C., ask for their noncy in advaßce.

for use of Howard University buildings and shortly

the convention was cancelled.

•"JULIUS CORNELI, has tallied of traveling to

Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennassee for the big

failure known

as

the revolutionary people's Constitutic

Convention ani aliendiny sidie ridgü in icir iüii.

Maybe a lot of the moncy meant for the convention and

other things was spent on CORNeLL and other leaders

trying to be. the

'Big Nigger.'

"A word of caution! Watch out for your women

and money when in the presence of a fool who calls

himself a

'panther.'

CORN-FBI

.C.

01

"S.V.R.P."

It is hoped that the above will point out the

failure locally of the BPP and continue to decrease their

community support and finances with the blame being placed

on the defunct southern Vanguard Revolutionary Party (s.V.R.

&C

co:

in

As in the past, if bureau authority is rcceived,

Charlotte will mail the

lottor to addresses in the area of

the BPP Hcadquarters, Minston-salem, N. C. The newsletter

will be Icproduced on unwatermarked paper and mailed in

plain envelopes with stamps affixed.

JU

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373

2-311°.

J. Ingran

1I.

E. Helgeson

to:

SIC, Charlotio

•(157-6109)

aron: Director, fies Sta00 48605) 4899

COUNPORITRSLLIOMACO PROGRAM

MACK BADIGUALS STE Groues

MCIAL S02TH0L0ROE

ReCBalricl 7-16-70.

Wyne sir authorived to prosare rad mall anonyeous

referencoi dirtsi.

10. insula

leftor connot bs treed to luscan. Advise Lurcau

and-interested offices of positivo results achiovad:

• ..

I Can

Francisco :

1:19/1'

COMIN-FBI

108 na

i Morgo

1.900.199- 8°.18.

Marlorats

11'08

n9ail...

17H -55005

(6)

30T3:

vira to

This is continuation of previously approved

counterintcllitence measuic dosigned to attaci: Dlack Panther

Party (127) leadeichip in Winston Galen, joich Caiolina.

Lasi monch Charloils prepared and miled about 100 copies

of a Icariot to novssarvicus and rosiconts in vicinity

Pep hennuartnis, finston Galea, belittling prescht leadership

Carlotte has noted iricrable response

10 letico in liagio coumunity and docired co 101l0r up with

second such milin!.

Propcced mailino mei ailero that Larry

Ittle, it leader, lives oil

the people and river the

nothing In Icturn.

Lotior sill be

aigned by southern

Vanguard Nevolutionary Party, a grong wich has been

at odds

This railing vich can bo handled vithout

cabarrassent to the bureau should produce lufther disruptipu

and distrust of LP? In Vinston Salci.

HOg 1 1 95 0 17 06

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AIRTEL

Dorts:: 7/16/70

(Tipo in plornecad er code)

(Prioriej)

TO::.

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-113005)

FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6109)

COUTENTITOL LIGONCE PROGRA!I

TaTE CHOUPS .

(1)

(ELACK LANTIER LANTY)

Ro Charlotte airtol 4o tha Burcau dalca 6/19/70.

In connection vita tha Countcrirtallironoc Frogiau,

CharlOttC

Oiiico; Charlotte desties lo ppare aia inid

=.,

black comunity nons servicos.

is roied chat the anitial

ucwalctico was prepaled and mailod di 6/13/70, and rcaccion.

to this

nerspapor indicatod it vos lavorbig roccived.

16/22/70, that Beneral Jour".

Maro Tards dad been

→ civised on

notod

aud contenting

on a lotter recorrod in tie Black Panther cicliboriood

recentl? cenict? LaRRY LITTlO Go & paragliE aid AUTriCiCUS

businesanan Malas oi

the opinion tiot this mist

tho people fron taking LITLE scriously and docicase linancial

donations.

The newsletter proposed is as follors:

REC 811n-piceri-1839

2.-Burcau (RUl)

Iolan Ilaren

(R!1)

1-5a1: Francisco

2-Char)otto

THG: CVS

(6)

¿s SUL IN UTO

paue, d7

Sent

KIV

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CE 157-0109

"Motor-Salem, lorth Caroliua

Black Community lors Scivice

Volumo I; Issue 2

з. -

"HERS OF JETEREST TO THE BLiCK.

CITIZENS OF WINSTON-SADEL

"Tho s.v.R.?. has been followir nith intercot

ilso tilal

at tonio latucas de few arena course iout.

foimis lifc in corraction tith Cho 51471r

of Alex laciley who mos roportodly Hillod by nobers

of the Black lauthor group at low liaich for boir a

pig agent.

"In addition to l'cLucas and othor persons

operating

ai son Haven, Connacticut, bobby Scale,

•the loader 1n the. Black Panükor. is riso undci

It is interesting to notc tiat all tho

mullicty in both the black Panther neusbabci and

1h0 northern pross concerns only bobsy scale.

Littlo, If any,

mention is nace of lonic lclucas,

and it

cause?

this reportor to ronder if a worth

Carolina born and raised

person is as ingortant

to the revolution as tho. 'Vanguaids iron the liest

Coast!.

"On the local scoro harry little continues

to roscablo nore closely the avaricious businessmon

and slunlores of the black coumunity cach day that

It is hard to seo the rood that Little

does oven 11 it exists because of the dictatorial

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CE 157-6109

manner in which he

conducts the aflairs of the

Mircion-Salon Branch of the Lational Cornittoo

to Coabat rascisil.

It has been loannod thirt

Litto continuós tO livo off to poopio and

I'ciull roiling. it is hard to seo nor ino on

thico citicles a sonil

in tha Black ranther

Paily loispager acoist iu

Intoving the

conditions oi clo clac! peopio of liceon

Salon, wien litile could ba doing rectuctive

work and not eating community cocd thich could

21 the previous netaletter, an additionl

paragrant of somethies of 100al Lucerost of the blick

community such is public housieg.

ick prograns,

will be adried and,

may will da signed

US Vh.ro, Minston-Salen, licith Carolina,"

niter a short puriod of true, a copy will be

furnished to the bip linistry of incoreation, san rancisco,

Call!.

Tho Bureau is roquesicd to capaditioualy suthorize

this countcrintulligence operation and upon recoilt of Buxecu

apptoval, Chorlotte will nail in to addresses in thn vicinity

0f BlY Loadquaricis, liirston-Salca, i. C.

Tho

norgletic vill

Do reproducea on unmater carted paper and sent out in plain

envelops with stops attnolied and not frankod.

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tootle

8-21-70

Alrtel

I - kir.

J.

1

- Mr.

J.

G.

0.

Deegan

Ingram

To: SAC, Charlotte (157-6107)

FBI

Frọn: DirectoiX-100-

C100-18000

COUNTERINTELLIGIRICE PROGENI

BLACK MATIONALIST - HATE GRCUP

KICIAL INTULLIGLCE

RACIAL MATTORS - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

143?

ReCEairtel 8-17-70.

You are authorized to prepare and mail enonyrous

noischest sat fruth in reforenced pistol.

Tnsure lotter

cannot be traced to tlie Bureau.

Advise Burcau and interested

offices of positive results achieved.

1 • San. Francisco

...

JOI: bad. (6)

ROTE: V

Charlotte has been aggressive in its program to

disrupt the Dlack Panther Party (BPP) in Winston-Salen. They

have been submitting newssheets and anonymous letters attacing

the Jeadership of the Bre in Winston-salem. This group is having

financial difficulty and is pushing for donations. A newsshcet

will be prepared and mailed to group primarily of business and

religious leaders in the black comunity entitled "The Committee

of Twenty-Five." The nevssheetilso set out that this committee

organized by responsible black people and forned in secret

to avoid repression by the hoodlum elchent. The BPP in

• W?

' NOTE CONTINUED PAGE T.O

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BLACK NATIONALIST - 1JE GROUP.

RACIAL INTELLIGEICE

100-448006

• NOTE CONTINED:

Winston-Salem will be described as one using the children in

the. coriunity for an unjust cause. The nevsslieet will point

out that each tire a citizen pays 259 for a Black Panther

newspaper one-hali of this amount goes to support the leadership

in California and the remainder to support those who prey upon

the local people. The Coinmittee of Iventy-live will from time

to time point out certain things to the citizens such as the

Charlotte intends to nail approximately 200 copies under.

usual precautions hoping to create enough opposition to the

Panther's.

.x...".

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Please: .

4/3i,10

Transmit the lollowing in.

la gie on pleaders or conci

Via

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO : •

FROM:

DIJ iCTOR, FII (100-448000)

Si::, CHARLOTTE, (157-0103)

UNTERINTELLIGEHCE FROGRAM

ACK NATIONALISE - HATE GROUP

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

(P)

Re Charlotie airtel ito. Bureau, 8/14/10.

allegedly stands for

It 1s noted that undes the name S.V.R.P., which

• tha

southern Vanguard Revolutionary

Farty, Charlotte has been

"Hers vi inieresi

submitting

a newsletter with the

This letter is written in the vein ühat iü 1s a nersshcet

from

a black group at winston-salem of a slightly higher calihur

than the Bit goup...

These letters have been prinarily derogatory

concerning the leadership.

At the present time,

the group 1s

In financial difficulty and is pushing for donations in the

black community: primarily froin businesses, either black ouned

or with predominantly black trade. in cris connection,

Charlotte desires to instituto the following plun, noting

that it is to be ained prinarily at business and rcligious

groups and is to be written in terms of a citizen or neighborhood

organization with religious orientation.

The caption of this nowssheet which is to be

prenared and mailed in Hinston-Salem vill be

of I'wenty-Five"

"The Comniltec

and will read as follows:

- Bureau: (Ri)'

21-100

- Sun Francisco (Ril

2 - Charlotte

(-15

TiG: dh

(5)

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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CE 157-6102

The Comnittee of Trenty-Five was organized

by responsible black people of Bast Winston ünd

was formed in secret to avoid repression by the

hoodlum elenent.

Its rcason for cxistence is to

expose and

destroy any group which is enslaving

our people.

The chains of past slavery are almost gone; ...

yet, a now master, Chinege-süyle Communism in

the naine of the Winston-Salem Commiitee to Combat

Fascisn, is now using the biood of our children

to lead

us back into slavery. The Black Panther

Party which operates in Winston-Salem as the

Winston-Salon rational Conmittee to Combat Fascism

has the purpose of overthrowing the present system

of Govainment by force, using our children as

cannon fodder, dying fox a godless, Impossible,

and unjüst cause.

We want everyone to knon that each time

you pay 25 cents for a Black Panther newspaper,

one

half of this money goes to support Black

Panther Icadership in California and the rest

to support those who prey unon us. local people.

A small arount of the money donated by well-

Intentioned but 11l-informed people actually.

Iceds children in the Fanther breakrast pragram

while a much larger part supports the local

Black •Panther leadership who then have no need

to do honest work and can prey upon the local.

people. The rent, electricity, and food for a

dozen seople, even if they are going under the

pretext. of helping the community is quite an

amount.

Approved:

Sent

Special Agent in Charge

Per

U.S. GONEHILST INSTINGPPRICE:: 19630-319-010 1111

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If interested in improving the lot of the

black people in last. winston, they could do much

more cuod by worling for better education.

employment opportunities and such.

They no:,

In fact, preach the gospel. of dropping out of

school

"getting your education in the

streets" which is not the way that we have made

progress.

a....o.

The Panthers publicly oppose our fathers;

sons and daughters who fought In' Korea and now

Vietnan since they support the teachings of

MAO TSE TUNG of Red China and KIM IL SUNG of

North

during

the korean war and support the North

Vietnamese at the present time.

The Committee of Twenti-Five will from

time

to tine point out these

things to the

people in our arca. "Due to our limited funds,

we can do little but ve hope that if other

citizens are interested they will forn similar

group's in their inmediate areas and :1ll make

contact with the Committec of Trenty-five in

order that ie may go forward together.

Charlotte proposes to prepare the above on

unwatermaried, commercially-purchased blue or red paper,

using inexponoive envelopes, not lile those used by the

SVRY

projects in order they will. not be connected.

On. receipt of Burcau approval, "approximately 200

copies will be malled out to churches and busines:co In

the castern nall of winston-salem, i. C

It 15 hoped that

this projoct will creato enough opposition to the lantheis

to cut down their funds and generate some type of connunity

group in opposicion.

fr

tu

Approved:

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...

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(Priorits)

Upon rocaipt of Burcau approval, the operation

will be carried.out in such a manner as the Burcau will

not be identifica.

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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IN ONVELOPE

8-24-70

. 1:-86. 16

Mr..

J.

G. Daegan

0. Ingram

To: S/C, Chapistte (157-6109)

11-10

Fron: Director, til: (100-449006)-1421

COUNCCHNTELLIGERCS PROGRET

BLiCK HETIDTLIST - HATE GROUP

RACIAL MATERS - BLACK PATHER PARTY

• ReCBalatel to Bureau 8-14-70.

Authority to prepare and mail anonmous letter is

denied. This action could prompt larry Domoll Little, Blac

ranuins Parsy. (OPP) leader, Hinston-Salem, and his associates

so violontly resist arrest by police in the future.

The aggressive action in your counterintelligence

propran to disrupt the UPP in Winston-Salon is noterorthy

iegio resicchts.

~ San Francisco

JOX: bac (5)

BOTE:

soiled

Charlotte has previously mailed 100 copies of a

Icartco belittling the present leadership of the BYP at

Winston-Salen. The copies vere maiied to appropriate resdents

in the Negro cornunity.

Infomants have indicdied & dissension

between the BPP group in Winston-salem and one of their leaders

•AUG 3 1 1970

1555

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1alel to DiG, Chariotic

BICK 111100LT3T - HATE GROW

MICIN TFSLLIGENCE

100-448005

KOTE COUT INUED:

Larry Domcll, ittle. Little vas arrestca on 7-28-70 for

disoidarly co lict in Winston-salem and eleased on bond.

He apppared i: court on 8-12 and charges against him vere

nol prossed: nce witnesses failed to appaa:. Charlotte

desires to nucl an anonymous bulletin entitled "Kers of

Interest to the Black Ciiizens in Minston-Salen' indicating

Little vas ürrested on 7-28-70 for disorioily conduct vithout

resistanes on his part..

Fedid not defend

one of the

sisters

8 ..

¡no wus slapped as she bit a pig. The loiter vould indicaie

that little, as the big Panther pig-hater, die not defond

the sister and when he appeared in court ha vas released

withous any difficulty.

One Charloticinionant has indicated

shere is some digmerim abnut tha fare Tirilo did not resist.

arrest since he has previously stated that all Panthers should

physically resist arrest.

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881•

Date:

8/24/70

(Tipe in plaintere de codes

(t'riority)

TỌ :

FROM:

• DINI :TOR, FBI (100-448000)

SAC, CHARLOITE (157-0109)

TERINEILIGSICE FROORA

BLACK MITIOALIST -

HATE GROUP

-RACIAL IMTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTIER FARIY)

(P) .

Pe Charlotie airtel to the Bureau, 7 31/70.

Refcrenced airtel pertainca to a countcrintelligence

malling made under the name of the S.V.R.f., 7/29/70, aü

Winston-clom, N. C.

Comment Coon Intermarte indiratag

that there continues to be dissersion, betticen the BIP group

at winston-Salon and LARKX LITTLE has

not determined who

Is wilting the letters referred to above.

More and more members drop out due to dissatisfaction;

however, It cannot be positively ascertained that

these letters

are the cause.

But according to i

=3; they are

discussed among BFF members.

It Is

noted that

wey are

malled to addresses in the vicinity of the BPP headquarters.

In tnts connection it 1s noted that six. individuals, including

LARRY DOLTELL LITTLE, "Ore arrested on 7128/70 for disorderly

conduct and relcasea on bond.

LITTLE appeared in court on

8/12/70 and charges

against him were nol prossed with leave to. reinstate due to

railure of prosecution witnosses

to appear.

In

all likelihood

bese charges will be, in fact,

Instituted. at a later date

and LITTLE rearrested; however,

in the interim Charlotte

RET-13

- Bureau

(Ri1)

- San Frincisco

2 - Charlotte

+08357648 -85504s

(Ri)

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(5)

..;

• Te

Approved:

1111)

11

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CE 257-6102

desires to put out an addltional issue which is to be volume. 1,

Issue #3, of the "Nous of Interest to the Black Citizens of

Winston-Salem"

which letter would be preparca in the manner

of the previous issucs with the caption in large lctters

"Bulletin" and the body as follows:.

The SVRP noted the arrest of LARRY LITTLE,

July 28, 1970, for disorderly conduct.

This

appeared to be some:hat odd as it as our information

that litTle and his associates wore the ones tho had

the crord. gathered

to yell at the pigs as they

arrived.

ITTTIE uns arrested: bankeri. and releasea

without resistance on his part:

This really looked

•odd since LITTLE as the big Panther pig-hatce did

not defend one of the sisters or himself when the

sister was slapped as she bit a pig.

The crowning

touch cane. when LITTLE appeared in court on August 12

and was released.

Is It possible that ve have a pis among us

• Inside SVRP, Winston-Salem, North Carolina?

It Is hoped that the above letter wiil implant the

Idea that LITPLE is possibly an Informant or in some way

received favored ircatment from the winston-Salem PD.

LITTLe 1s not known to be an infornant of the PD and

according

, there has been

some discussion about

the lact that crite did not resist arrest or take other

action as ho has called for the other Panthers to do 1n

the past.

The Rurcau 1s requested to capeditiously authorize

this councerin-elligence aperation and upon approval, Charlotte

w111

mail lt to addresses in the vicinit; of BrY headquarters

at Winston-Salon, M. C.. The newspaper sill be reproducca

on unratermarked lager and sent out in plain envelopes ü1th

stamps attached and not franked.

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ROUTE

VELOPE

11-2-70

Airtel

1

- Mr. J. 0: Ingran

co: SOSilharlotte (157-G109).

From: Dircctos,

RES.24100-448006) - 2031/

COUNTERINTELLIGMICE. PROGRAM

BLACK UATIONALISI - ILNIE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLICK PANTHER' PARTY)

inesseen a

19--118 .

tranny.

'leonna11. C.18

allahar

Reurairtel 10-26-70.

You are authoriied to prepare and mail anonyrious

nevsletter set torth in referenced airiel.

Insure tire

anonymous neiisletter cannot be traced to the Bureau. Advise

Bureau of positive results

received.

1 • San Francisco

JOI:bad

(5)

NOTE:

PiTILED 22

This is a continuation of previously approved

NOV Ucounterintelligence measures designed to cause dissension

between| the Black Panther Party (BPP) leadership and the

degro

concommunity in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Charlotte has

previously mailed several hunired copies of this leaflet

belittling the BPP: Informants have reported dissension among

the BPP group in Winston-salem:

In September is.

reported that conversation betwech BP? national headquarters

and the Minston-Salem office indicated they had mary Dinblers.

aniong those Bli members having been arrested on arund robbery

charges.

The Icaflet to be mailed under the anonytious caption

"The Cormittee of 25" contains the usual misspellings and

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TO

97X07 13 1973

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dirtel to sic, Charlotte

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGE. CE PROGIES

BLACK MNTIONALIST - IT GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGEICE (BLACK PANTILER PARTY)

100-4480,06

NOTE CONTINUED:

other errors and it is an attack on the Panthers for commission

of armed robberies in the Winston-Salen area; Larry Little;

their leader, for his public refusal to worl instead of going.

to jail; and the fact the Panthers are shoplifting from local

Negro store owners.

The newsletter also sets forth that the

Panthers are attenpting to create a violent confrontation

between the police and the Panthers and this will only hurt

the black community. Concerning previous nevsletters under

the same caption a local licgro pastor and leader of the liCP

in Winston-Salen has exhibited past newsletters indicating

he baliotee this to ho a gand mano hy come emall chinch

afraid to speak out publicly against the Black Panthers.

This

is another good counterintelligence measure to drive a wedge

between the BPi and the local Negro residenis of Winston-Salem.

13755;

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102-36 11100-501

_FBI

Desi:: 10/20670

Tronsniit the following in

AIRTEL

(Type in plantead or codes

Via

(t'riorisg)

TO:

110/14

SULJEC'I :

D HECTOR, DDI (200-112006)

• C, CIATLOTIE (157-6109) (2)

COUNTENINTELLIGDNCE PACGFULL

BLACK KNTIGGLIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTOLLIGCACE (BLICK TARTNER PIRIY)

Re Charlotic airtel to Bureau dated 8/17/70; Bureau

airtel to Charlotte dated 9/18/70; and Chailotto airtol to

Bul'enu

dated 9/25/70.

It 15

noted that the charlotre vice maiden uni

nors slicet

captioned "The Connitice of Wenty-firc"

pursuant

to Buronu authority: Respousc was good; and, in

fact

"the inc? at variston-

Raverend o. Ti sculliah, local heäd of.

one of

200S Move

by scie

the lotters

small church coup who weie airaid to sacal out publicly and

believod that the letter would sway roopic who were "on the

Ionce" in their thinking about the black Fanthers. In

adcition, irfomation fron the Minstor-alen, i. C., Folico

Departient indicules this proposal may have

cused a decrchec

in donations and uthor community appoit of the black Farthor

Party noting thuy are having enticha difficulties in discosin

of their neisjupore.

Die to the apparent succoss of this operation,

Charlotte cosires its continuance; and the following croced

Isited under tie cartich

"The Conmittee of 25" is presented

for the burcau's approval:

"The Comitten of CE"

REC-20

....

205

"The Bluck farttres of our neithborhode

fave

again slown their couplete disreonid for the

Bureau (ail)

2

Charlotte

Tatara

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smit the following in

FB1

Dotes:

Piype in planters ee cours

(Priority)

• Cs 157-9109

of biac! Foodle by their armed robhories of loth

blacko irs chiter.

donald Corner and Michard

arned restory committod on i. Fatterion.

jOC

Maddoll an ico roocberry are in jail in. nich

Point for i

vicious armed robbery, whore the lives

of many bluck poggle vere dancered.

They don't

rcalli sure about us as long as they can tab

sonethirg off for thouselves.

"LaIzy Liitla who Fantheis say have lech ..

Jicaling donegapes aoney pri"

in mares rosses.

some tine 450 lis sould rather co to jail thin

NOIS: 1O1 30.C0F8.

Is he wouid vork he could

ICED

hinoelf ip and not be begging from us linich thie

disguime oi the bronart prosa.

This shows

he and

the other black panthors ine just one

more slumlord lie have to contond with.

"This frouy has

grown 5o fowl thay can not

get mentour fron the decont

poopic of tho

neirhho.ho0 and are

nor takirrin

punks and

sistics lile liriy's brothei

recall.. It is

beconing a queer house and no conder they want

ou children there for 'breakfnst.'

"Our contributions ind buying the Black

Pantlici paper holy support these lazy bandits

who tolse to worl and then tob from us.

(Watch the lack anther monto when he cones

to your store

carijing; a

pachings.

It has a

door in it ind they steal

Elon us by plicine

moilt

or clore indice tlie

It out.

Motect yoursel fickare and careying

Iro: thon or thay will

steal you blind no matter what jous coler.)

"It is well known in our communily the Blacl:

Panthers are barricading their house and they have

•guns. Thay plan amous thousclues to set soncthims

Approved:.

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isonsmit the following in

Aja

.. FBI

.=

Dale:

(Type in. plastes or codel

(Priorily)

---=

C: 157+0109

started with the police in hopes some of us in

the neighborlood will be lilled while they are

safe in their hole.

They will then try to blanc

the. pol.jce to sain

our support for themselves:

Even worse if no one in the neichborhood is killed

they tall of killing one of the children there

thomselves and

binging it on the police. be

alert to this.

"He sce thcir constant lics in the Black

panther ri and hens their constant comands

we toon that tre turt

another

cominisi backed talla as far as ve are concerned.

"se the Coumittee of 25 charge Julius Cornel,

Kelson halloy, Larry Little, Rickic Hooper, and

the lack fanily as lecchos and traitois

to tho

blact poople and

support the grovind effort to

renove these tools fron our connunity.. Those Black

Panther's

we have not

named may be saved and we wige.

you 10 loave tha

Black Panther Farty not besore

the wiath of the people smashes you.

"Hiray about this anong yourselvos and pray for

us and our work to free the blaci: people fion all

lecches and nastcrs."

It is noted

that there are misspollings and othei

this is to nülie the norslotter

more icaliatic.

Ca bane Cant the nalette arepared a this manner

vill bo an attaci co the canticro for conniscion of arco

robberico;

their leader, for his public rofusal

•Io worl: intoad of

soiro to jail; and

the fact trai

thic

Pinthoro ale shoplifting fron local stoice.

In accition,

Tir.

the crent

¿violent

controntation doos occur botroon the

police and the fanthers, no matter wio provolod it, the ground-

vorl: will be laid for the lanthors

to lose support.

-3-

Sent

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mit the following in

FBI

Dolc:"

(Type on plainical or codel

(t'riority)

CE 167-6109

O: accoipt of Burcau approval, approximately 200

copies pichired on comeicially purchased, unwatermarked

colorcù popci, using inespensive envelopes, vili le miled.

The operation will be handled in such a manner so

the Burcau will noi legicontified.

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Artel

3-19-71

1- dir. R. L. Ridgeray

To: Sid, Charlotte (157-6109)

REG TO •

From: Director, FBI. (100-448006)

COINTELPRO

BLACK PAITHCR PARTY

RACIAL ILATTERS

Reirairtel 3-5-71.

Refercnced airtel setting forth a counter-

•Intelligonce proposal contains insuficient infection

for the Bureau to make a dotcrmination as to the value of

such a proposal. Resubmit your saquest concerning this

matter and include therewith a copy of the proposed lettcr

you intend to utilize.

2 - San Francisco

RIR: bad

5)

NOTE:

• Referenced airtel sets forth Charlotte's

reconmendation for a countcrintelligence proposal designed

to create dissension within the Winston-Salem, Worth Carnlina,

NCCF chapter. lovever, referenced communication furnishes

insufficient infornation to make a determination for approval

or disapproval. Correspondence referenced in referenced airtel

also contains insufficient information concerning Charlotte's

proposal.

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Isonsmit the. following in

Vio

AIRTEL,

Vote:

3/5/71

(Type in plannecid or cooles

(Priorily)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-118000)

FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6109) (P).

COUNTER

COINTELPRO

BLICK PANTIER PARTY - DISSENSION

RMT

Re Charlotte airtel to the Bureau dated 2/9/71" and

Director's airtol to Charlotte dated 2/23/71.

Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy and San Francisco

one copy xerox o1 newspaper article appuarang un pages une anc

two of the Winston-Salem, N. C., Journal under the caption,

"2 Arrested After Gunfire at House."

the same day's paper as mentioned in roferenced Charlotte airtel

containing an article captioned, "Confiscated Items Laboled is

stolen,

"however is of later edition and contains primarily the

same

information.

It is noted that LITTLE is apparently no longer at

odds with HAZEL MACK; therefore,

the signature of WALTINA BANGER

Negro female who associated with the panther group fora

short period of time and then dropped out, will

be used.

The

letter will be directed to CATlY HARRIS at thr last Oakland

Community Information Center,

1321 - 99th Avenue, Oakland, Calit

HARRIS was acquainted with BANGER when HARRIS was at Winston-

Salem,

N. C.

The Bureau is requested to approve this counterintelli

gence proposal.

1. Did:

MAR L'lOTI

2- Bureau

1

- San Frincisco

(EDc. 1). (R31)

2 - Charlotte

.THG: bES

(0)

Approved:

Sent-

Special Agent sil

giarge

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FD-350 TRev: 7-16-631

George Dorsett

Morgan Confirms

Spy Within KKK

state.)

GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS

Greensboro, N. C.

BY JACK BETTS

•Dally-News Stait Wrlier

Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., has pub-

icly identified a Greensboro man as a

paid informant on the Ku Klux Klan for

the Federal Bureau of Investigation dui-

Eng the FBI's campaign

of infiltrating

fleft-and-right-wing, hate groups during

the-later Sixties.

In remarks prepared for delivery Sat-

-urday night in Winston-Salem, Morgan

identified the man as "the Rev. Mr.

Dorsett" and said that at the same time

Dorsett was on the FBI payroll, he was

speaking in "a most inflammatory man-

ner" at Ku Klux Klan rallies in North

•-Carolina.

Morgan press aide Neil Hill said the

reference was to George Dorsett of

*Greensboro, a long time participant in

KKK affairs and the chaplain of the

state Klan.

I Dorsett was identified by the Greens-

boro Daily News in

December as the

FBi's principal contact in the state

KKK, but until now his identity has not

been officially confirmed by Morgan, the

FBI or the Senate Intelligence Commit-

dee, of which Morgan is a member.

In a speech prepared for delivery be-

More an audience at Wake Forest Univer-

fity's Law Day observance, Morgan

detailed several instances of what he

talled the federal government's "law-

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

4/4/76

Morning

Jack Betts

William Snider

Rev. Dorsett

lessness" in its campaigns against groups

and individuals.

Morgan said the list of illegalities on •

the part of the Internal Revenue Service,

the FBI, the Central Intelligence Agency

and other agencies was

"frightening"

uns

Character:

or

Classification:

Submitting Office:

• Being Investigated

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"morally rearchonatic" and "shows a

lack of respect for lai

He cited the break-ins of homes of

Socialists Workers Party members by

-the FBI sithout warrants. and of the re-

ported

"organizing of Klaverns of the

Kv Klux Klan" in forth Carolina in an

attempt to weaken the influence of exist-

ing iSlan grougs.

But,

said Morgan, many were not

assare that "the Rev. Mr. Dorsett, who

was on the FBI payroll at the time,

spoke in a most inflammatory manner at

one of the largest Klan rallies in the

state."

The Senator quoted Dorsett as saying,

at a Raleigh Kian meeting in 1966,

"We

-don't intend to have any violence it we

"have to kill every nigger in America."

Commented Morgan,

*For an FBI in-

formant te act in this way is most im-

moral. It sets race against race and is a

prelude to lawlessness."

-He also cited the FBI's writing of an-

foit to break up their marriages.

In one such case, he said, the FBI

wrote the wife of a Klansman that her

husband "had taken the flesh of another

unto himself," and in another icter to

the husband of a peace activist, wrote

that "your old lady doesn't get enough

at home of she wouldn't be shucking

(See Spying: 1.0, Lal. 3)

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Sowing Confirmed

From F-1

and jiving with our black men."

Both iciters, Morgan said. were "fa-

brications," and the FBI reporied the

only "tangible result" was that the hus-

#band and wife in one cace separated.

* Said Morgan,

"Apparently our FBI

Chas forgotten the maxim,

"What God has

joined together, let no man gut assun-

wider."

* Morgan was critical of the FBIs. ac

Itions in these cases, saying, "All of this

immoral and illegal activity was carried

dout with the excuse that it was in the in-

-terest of national security. National se-

scurity became the catch-all for illegai

factivity."

Rist the Carolitution, said Morgan.

"gives no one, nui cial i ite must

the right to break the law..

make it clear that: everyone, from the

president to the rest common citizen,

must obey the law. that no one is ex-

empt for any season. Only then can se

*be certain of preserving our freedom

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PANNA CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAINMAN

JOHM O- TOWIN, TEXAS, VICE CHAINMAN

•PHILIP A. HART. MICH.

НОШЯМО Н. ПАКЕР. ІН.. ТЕн.

"MALTERF MONOTLE, JAINA,

• MARRY GOLOWATER, ARIZ,

OZALTER D, HUDDLESTOY, KY.

CHARLES MCG-MATHIAS. IR..MO.

FOSET MORGAN. N.C.

"RICHANO 5. SCHWEIKER, PA..

FiARY HART,-COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

PHEDEIICK A. D. SCHWARI. JH., CHIEF COUNSEL

CUNTIX R, IMOTHERS, MINOMITY COUNSEL

ZInite Stafes Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

-ETUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

•RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

•(PURSUANT TO A RIS. 31, SITH CONIRESS)

-PASHINGTON. D.C: 20510

May 11, 1976

The Honorable Edward H. Levi

The Attorney General

Washington,

: D.C. 20530

Dear MI.

Lavi:

I-would like to thank you for the courtesy you escenced

by promptly

rasponding Io my requesi to see you.

Your

act:

exemplified the

spirit of coopezation besween the Executive

and Congress which prompted my requesi.

I do feel that my concern that zhe F3I clear for seiease

the documents with which I as concerned deseries your sari-

attention,

While 1 an aware Inat Ena rapeasa

of tha dosu-

ments may confirm the identity of a former FBI informant, =

feel the posiure the bureau has taken in publiciy denying

the events described in the documents ever took place neces-

sitates their release, if only to set the record straight. It

should be noted that the Bureau's public position in this sic-.

ation; as well as in others, has been taken in direct response

to public statements I have

made critical of past improper FBI

activities. Accordingly, it is the confirmation of improper

FBI activity, instead of the identity of the informant, with

which I am concerned. Further, it is my feeling that,

based

on information I have received, the identity of the informant

is already. common knowledge.

The other group of documents for which I sought release

concern FBI actions taken against the

Black Panther Party in

• North Carolina.

These in no way involve a confidential source,

and I anticipate no problems with their clearance. • Under sep-

arate cover I am furnishing Mr. Steve Blackhurst copies of the

' documents for which I seek clearance.

Again, let me express my appreciation to, you for your

as -

sistance in this matter.

-Sin

rely,

Robert Morgan

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16

the following in

AIRT'EL

F.B 1

. Daic:

8/21/67

(Type in plaindead ur codes.

(Priorisy)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM :

SAC, CHARLOTTE

COUNTIERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTENIAE SECURITY

DISKUPTION OF INTE GROUPS.

(UNITED KEANS OF APERICA, INC., MORTE CAROLINA)

Ats

Re Charlotte airtel to the Bureau 8/17/67.

Pradvised on 8/21/67 that the State meeting of

sia klansment concarth vas hold at stokesdale, N.C., .on

8/20/07, with 70 or 75 Klansmen present.

This ras an organi.

zational. meeting and the majority of the tine was spent with

clection oi officcis. The group diù not decidc on a name

for their new organization duid

ww.7775

Host of the time. was spent with the election of

the following officers:

Grand Dragon

Klalifs

Klorard

!

Kluaa

Kligrapp

Klabce

Kladd

Koster

Klokan

Knight Huwk

(RiI) -

REC-2

TOI

-B0.03:4

-charlo

105

LOSUNE

Sent.

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W. .C.

Sullivan

СРУЧ

1

1

ali Delanch

dr.i

Bishop

DATE: August 21; 2967

-

1

Mr o

1Y.

C. Sullivan

с.

D).

Brcnnan

{'09931

roll and

190sra

Julis.

79909

1671-88.

Joady

J.

1: C. D. Brennani

JECT:•

COUNTERINTELIIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL. SECURITY

DISRUPTIDN OF ILATE GROUPS

(UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC.,

NORTHL CAROLINA)

0.

PURPOSE:

BACKGROUND:

We have been conducting a hard-hitting aggressive

counterintolligence program against the UkA in

the Staic of

North Carolina.

This particular group was chosch as the

focal point of our attack because. North Carolina has the

largest concentration of klansnen

in the United States.

is believed that if a death-dealing blow can be acalt to

It

the UKA In lorth Carolina,

the United States will collapse.

entire flay orgarization in

REC- 60

has b'en utilized extensively to cause dissension in Klan

ranks.

shas been publicly criticizing

the

Grand Dragon

in North Carolina, as well

5204700555

какая,

the Imperial

Hizard of the UKA.

This power struggle has

created tremendous dissension within Klan ranks.

146852

a; however, he continued to appeal to loyal members

of the United Klans to right the wrongs being perpotiat d on

the klan by

and

145.

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• Memorandum to dr. Sullivan

Re: i Counterintelligcnce Program

1967. The purpose of this klonvocation (convention) is

for the elcction of Imperial Klan officers. .Some of the

delegates may wish to bring up for discussion the points

set out

If this does occur, it

will continue the dissonsion in war ranlic. mo

is successful in obtaining a sizable 10110y

sane organization, ve will be able to control the

activitics. of the organization through soone

• and at

the appropriate time, disband the organization.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the attached airtel to Charlotte be approved

authorizing

Дуля.

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alrtol

1•--

113°.

his.

hiro

8/25/67

DoloacH

Nichop

1ї ,

C

C. Sullivan

D.

BIchnan

To:

Fion:

SiC; Charlotto

XL: 30

Director, FeI™

INITIAL SECURITY

DISZUPTION OF HINTE GHOUPS

CURITED ELIS DE DUERICA, INC.,

NORTIL CAROLTILA)

Reurnirtol dated 8/22/67.

Mathetty de cranted. for

PrOpOGOd 1n LUIcICheCd dirtol.

Insuro Burcau interests are protected and that

Iull security is riven to this oporation.

I should not contain any icontiljing

daia which nay connoot to vith the Burony.

Adviso the Bureau of my tangiblo resulto and

bo

alart for lollow up counterintollagone action..

(8)

NOTE:

isis

Seo nemorandun C. D. Brennan to Hi. W.

dated S/21/07 captioned as above, brepared by.

C. Sullivan

MAILED 30

AUG2 5 1967

• CO-FE1,

MAIL HOON L TELETYE UIT C

35003

DOCTA: 329895

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unsmit the lollowing in

AIRTEL

Dale:

('lype in planters or codes

8/22/67

TO:

DIRECTOR, 1BI

FROM:

SAC, CILARLOTTE (

• (P)

SUBJECT: (.COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF MATE GROUPS

(UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC., NORTIL CAROLINA)

ReBuirtel to Charlotte dated 3/21/67.....

....

It appoars it would be extremely unlikely that a

new NIC letter can be approved and distributed in time to

reach

the delegates to the National. Klouvocation at Tuscaloosa,

Ala., 3/2-3/07:

Charlotte does not yet have the names of such delegates

from all N. C. Units and it is known that some units have not

yet sclectod delegates; they will do so during the current rock

It will

not be possible to sond such a letter directly to the

delegates themselves,

even if .Charlotte should Icorn of their

identities,

because

this is information

that would not logically

• be

available on

such short notice to the officials of NIC.

The mailing list available to Charlotie,

to which

past aic letters have been sent, comprises leaders of local

units, and in some cases just the Post Office Box of the units.

Ior such a lettei to come to the attention of the nembers,

including the delegates, it must be mailec

in time for the

secretary or other official

to icceive the letter, and bring

it up at

the next meeting of the Klavern.

Most such nectings

aic held

in

the carly

part of the weck,

and anything received

in their

local mail later than August 28 will most probably

not come to their attention before

the delerates leave un

• September 1 for the Tuscaloosa National. Klonvocation.

- Bureau (

•(EnCT. 2) (8317, 33

2

- Charlotte

Approved: -

• Special Agent in Charge

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smit the föllowing in

731

Dole:

(Type in plantert or code)

(Priority)

After approval, a NIC letter has

¡ to be prepared in

Charlotte, sent in bulk

to Atlanta, and remailed from there.

This mailing process will consume approximatcly thice more

days, particularly in reaching some of the smaller communities

in Eastern North Carolina.

-2-

Approved:

Sent -

Special Agent in Charge

r:35aos

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enclosure

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nit the following in

'AIRTEL

TOT

Daịc:

(Type in plaste de or cordle).

(Priority)

9/13/67

TO:

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (

SAC, CHARLOTTE

(P)

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF ILITE GROUPS

CURITED ALANS OF AMERICA, INC.,

NORTH CAROLINA)

Ke Charlotte sirtel to Bureau dated 8/22/67,

and

•Buroau airtel to Charlotte dated 8/25/67.

approval for a

.c.

Charlottc is remaining alert for any appropriate

1o11ow-up countcrintelligence action and is boing alert to

observe any tangible results fiom

As of this time, sufficient number of informants have

10t

obtained information concerning the

Reupon

which any evaluation can be made at the prescht-time.

(1201)

REG 58

Burcau

Charlotte

(5)

franknit.

NO SEP. 14. 1S5

opiovel

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Saccial Agent in Charge

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mit the following in

('type is plaste de ur code)

(trioris;)

The Bureau will be advised of

any tangible results

and recommendations will

ve made for any appropriate dollow-

up counterintelligence action that appears leasible.

pproved:

Sent -

M

Per.

Special Agent in Churge

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AIRTEL

FB1..

Dale: 2/12/67.

(Type in planstead er ruste)

(Priority)

TO:'

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:, SAC, CHARLOTTE (EE

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

DISRUPCION OF LUTE GROUPS

RAI (KLAN)

As the Burcau has been previously advised, on

8/20/07

name of the Contederato

Knights

of the ku sius mion learn, i rey klan oruanization

organized thet date.

SISS

By way of baoliground, on 1/1/0%,

Sayere

banished

from URi.

Inmediatrly

thereafter,

seycral klaveirs of Ul

ledged support of

n and returnad

thair charters

to Uks.

anD, during the intervening period,

has resisted efforts

on the part of the dissident members and klaveins

to form

a soparato organization.

was the desire of

this offico

that

continue to capitalizo on the dissertion

between

Pand

no, grand Dragon of UkA in N. C.,

without having to form a sapirate organizmion.

HONEYEI

those

former UKA nembers who each

were adamant

in their intentions to form another organization,

became Grand Dragon of tais new group.

•At the prèsent tine, there are four men's klaverns

and two voinen's auxiliaries in crory, 'ail formor. units of

UkA.

The total estinated nerbership of these six units is 250.

There aiC

#informants

adequate covcrage at the present time PEG-40

six intes, who piovide

personal efforts and is bed a can a sore dachate

- Burcau (21)

G

•Charlotte

(1.

SER

(9)

C.C. r Bichiopi

Drin

Klan biit

1CC

_Dor_

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*toward disruption ne Uka and that recruiting should be

limited to present nenbership re

UkA rather than cilorts

being madc to iccruit

Klan nembers. sevcral former

UKA member's who had dropped out previously have become

rcactivated in CKKKK; lovever,

has been instructed

to discourage and prevent. this from occurring on

a large

scale.

It is believed that through the formation of a

separate Klan organication it will be possible to continue

attachs on Eurag

so individually and on UM policies.

It is believed that crakk can be usad as an effective

countcrintelligence neasure against UkA. It is the intention

of this office to do so..

has advised that in its formative,

stages there will be expenses: reuried by Cirkk, such as

printing of kiorans, membership cards, securing of a post

office box, preparation of miscellaneous litcrature, etc.

While it yould appear undesirable for this office to pay

all of the espouses incurred ty

this new organization, it appears desirable that at least

a portion of the expenses be borne by the Bureau because: of

the counterintolligence value of the organization.. If

the

Burcau approves,

certain expenses incurred by

in

connection with the launching of this new Klan group will.

be paid by the Charlotte Office.

The Bureau will be kept advisad of developments

with regard to the new

Klan group and to the

counterintelligence potential..

In addition to the above, the following

counterintelligence measure is being considered:

As the Bureau has been advised previously,

*1*3

of

mectings.attended by certain elected state officers of

UKA and Titans.

Those meetings were held prior to the

National Klonvocation, which was held on 9/2-3/67 at

Tuscaloosa, Ala.

a became aware of those

mcetings,

their purpose and the names of those who were

present.

The purpose of the meetings was to discuss

wais and means

of

removing crah.as Grand Dragon and

bringing about changes in the administration of UKA In

Noith Carolina.

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To date,

the meetins have resulted in no

benefits insofar as

the Burcau

is concerned.

HOwCVer,

they have producod

discontent among the leaders of uka

In North Carolina and have formed the basis for future

action.

As a result'of personal indisciction, o

Grand Klexter, has bech rcnoved from

his state

i was one of those in attendance at this

scries of meetings by dissident members.

feels that ge

a will. take every opportunity to

remove from office or banish the others ho were in

attendance at these meetings. . These meetings have, been

attended by

and

01 9/6/67,

indicated that he felt it

would be most cffective if he publicly denounced o

sons and the klan prior to the timeseusecould bring

charges against him and have him banished.

#and from many of the rank and file nemuzis.

iowever, before taking such action,

Оп 9/9/67,

this matter

advised he had discussed

continue to attempt to disrupt the Klan.

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Informant does not feel it would cflective for

him to join CKKKK but does propose that

Informant has

explained that he does not feel a large number of Klan

menvers can be induced to loave the Klan unless they are

offered another organization which they can join.

has scheduled a meeting of officials

merit as a

It is belioved that the informant's proposal has

counterintelligence measure. The Bureau will be

advised of results of the

E7 neeting and of future plans.

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2/25/67

airtol

To:

SAC, CharlotiC

MOm: • Dlicator, FaT

MEC-AU

COUNTERINDELLIGENCE PASSRAU

DIGNUPTION OF MATE GROUPS

INTERIAL SECURITY

RACIAL MATTERS (KUANT)

RoCEnirtel 9/12/67.

The Burcau will not, under iny circunstances,

approve the paying, by your offico, oi

all expenses in

cuisicution

with the formation of the now klan organication

known as tlic. Confodorato Knights of the

Te Bureau will, horever, approve justifiabic

personal caponsus incuriod by tho informent in this regard.

The. Bureau has no objociion io

attempin

Ing to form a group similar to sura

iou

2I°0

instructed, hoever, to insure that this informunt does not

atrompt to form nother klan group.

..Be cortain to licen the bureau currontly advised in

rogard to the counterintollisance efforis of both.

and

HAILED 8

SEP 251967

(1)

• F2I

CC

f:Looch

Here -

Bishop ...

Callnhan

Conrad ..

tell .

Jito

Mosta

Tavel

Troller

10.11.0.-

MOTE:

*the United

KlanS of AnciiCa,

Inc.,

Knights of the Ku klue klan (Ur),

duc in his sincere opposition io

#, Grand Dragon oi

the UKA in torch Carolina. x

gi has bech cuopoct

ble int consiccrablo counteriniolliyanes cuccees rccently

achieved a a charlot en

Charlotic Officc.

011 8/25/37 115

oi the Cara, a new tilin ornnication

organized on thar date. Charlotte has adviced that caronses

will be incurred by the Crim in ito jormative stares and re-

quested thit it least a portion of theresponses ba

morno be

thc

Bureau because of the counicrintelli,ence value of

now lilan ornication.

lic want to insure

that Chariutte

uncerstands se vill approve pavnent only for the porsonal

caponses incurrod. by

in regard to tic Cruei.

•AIL ALONE

7

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nirtcl to Charloite

Counterintclligence Program

NOTE CONTINUED:

Charlotto also advised that

due to his porsonal

situation, vill be unable to join the Crude but this informant

S21844

countcrintclligence offensive agrinst the klan in North Caolina

and; in particular, against ve

R, Grand Dragon of the

UKA in Worth Carolina.

lic have no objection to

on but wo

vant to

insure that this informant uvest attompt to form another

Klan group.

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Transmit the following in .

Via.

AIRTEL

F.81.

Dals: :

ITjpe in plaintere or codes

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priorily)

1-3-66

TO:,

DIRECIOR, FBI (1599949

FROM :

SAC, CHARLOTTE (l

UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA,. INC.,

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN

RACIAL HATTERS (KLAN)

The 1-3-66, issue of the "Charlotte News," a daily

Charlotte, N. C., newspaper, contained an A.P. release datelined

kaleigh, N. Co, which

reflects that N. C.. Governor DAi MOORE is

conscious. of reports

that his State leads the nation in Ku Klux

Mẻau mis anủ has à commice of State cadets actively Mock

ing to expose klan membership lists.

The article reflects that Governor MOORE has confirmed!

reports of the existence of the anti-klan committee and that

the

committee chairman is MALCOL SEAVELI, Chairman of the No C. St-

ate Board of Elections, and a former State Attorney General.

The article quoted SEAweLl as stating that the klan had better

not initiate any violence "or they have had it" in N. c.

Further, SEAVElL quoted as stating that the State is through

playing games with the klan and that the conmittec intends to

first prevent violence and second to see that every Icsource

will be used in tracking down and bringing to justice persons

responsible for violence in N. C. Public exposure of klan.

membership lists kept socret by klan officials will be one

. of:

the weapons the anti-flan committee will use.

-..

The article further disclosed that membership of the

committec indicates that it will coordinate the activitics of

the N. C. State Burcau of Investigation, the N. C. Highway

LC-35

4 - Burcau

12%

2 - Birmingham

4.- Charlotte

(25

12

1101

1.

•1 15.0

Cs,

il..

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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F BI

Dale:

(ippe in planneras or code?

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

1-3-66

Patrol, the No Co State. Revenue Office, and the N. C. State

Attorney General's Office. Named to the committee in addition

to SEAWELL are WALTER F. ANDERSON,. Director, State Bureau of

Investigation; A. PILSON GODHIN, iotor Vehicles Commissioner;

I. I, CLAYTON, Conmissioner of Revenue; WADE BRUTON, State i

• Attorney General; and ED RANKIN, Director of Administration.

for the information of the Bureau, it is noted that

N. Co officials, including Governor MOORI

and WALTER ANDERSOi,

mentioned above, have denied reports from

various sources such

as FiCUA as to the real strength of the United Klans in N. C.,:

and on occasions both 'ANDERSON

and GoV. HOORE have attempted to

indicate that the United Klans has less than 1, 000 members in

N. Co

Surveys by Charlotte Office based on past estimates of

informants and other sources have determined that there are •

approximately 6,000 members in N..

In connection with membership figures. above, Charlotte

is considering the possible effectiveness in connection with

counterintelligence program of furnishing State of N. C. with

information as to membership and possibly other information

regarding location of Klaverns, etc., that would assist above

referred to anti-klan comnittee in connection with iis proposed

progran. This matter is being given further study by Charlotto

and it is anticipated that recommendation will be made in this

connection in the near future. No action, of course, will be

taken or information furnished to Stato authorities without

prior Bureau approval.

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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70:

'Memarandum

Nr.

W. C. Sullivan

Mi.

inte

DeLoach

Wick

DATE: 1/7/66

I'- Nr..

Sullivan

MI'.

Baungardnei

r.91

8°s1187

R:-c

SUBJECT:

UNITED KLANS OF MERICA, INC.,

KNIGIT'S OF THE KU KLUX KLAN

• RACIAL MATTERS (KLA)

There have been nationwide nevs icports that

Governor Dan: Hoore of North Carolina has organizod an anti-Klan

commitico. " The formation of this committee follows roports that

the North Carolina Klan leads the nation in Ku Illux Klan member

ship.

The Charlotte Division has recently reported that as

part si the conmittee's campaign to halt Klan growth in the

State of North Carolina, the committee formed by Moore will

publish Klan membership lists which are usually secret.

The menbers of the North Carolina anti-Klan comnittee

are Malcoln-Scawcll, Chairman of the State Board of Elections;

Male anderson, Director, State Burcau of Investigation;

A. Dilson.

Godwin, Commissionci Of-lotor Vehicles; I. I. Clayton;

Connissioner. of levenue;

lade, Bruton, State Attorney General!

and id Rankin, Director of Administration.

Governoi Noore has, on occasion, announced the Klan.

membership in North Carolina is less than 1,000 members:

The

Charlotte Office estimates North Carolina Klan membership to be

approximately 6,000.

notone to the can a price advised that,

404

Informants had reported that J. R.

Jones, Grand Dragon,.

North Carolina United Klans of Ancrica,

was contacted by

Governor Moore in. an effort to obtain ilan support for a

road bond issue in North Carolina.

The. Klan voted against

Governor loore's wislies and actively.canpaignedin.an.effart

to defeat the road bond issue.

in Jawl: 1185

The Charlotte Office is considcring,

as a counterintolli.

gence measure, the possibility of providing Governor Hoore!'S

anti-KInn committee with information as to Klan membership and the

Location of Klan klaveris.

Enclosure

(8)

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Memorandum to M. W. C. Sullivan

RE:

UNITED KLAKS OF MERICA, INC.,

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN

OBSERVATIONS:

Due to the fact that Governor Moore, on previous

occasions,

has sought and has bech refused the political support

of the North Carolina klans, it is entirely possible that the

cliort on the

the more committe a pude nopoled of as stance ta nis

administration. By providing information to the forth Carolina.

political squabbles

anti-man conmittee between. the United Klans of Ancrica

the Bureau may be unvittingly dragged into

and the

North Carulina GoVernor.

FOr'

conle, in a recent United Press International

release,

I Robertatones: Grand Dragon of north Carolines was:

reported to have said "Governoi liooic is an idiot."

RECOMMENATION:

Nooic anti-klan committee, as

a counterintelligence measure,

committee should request any information from

thch.

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•Airiel

110/66

!!88

NI'.

1r.

NeLoach

Hick

Sullivan

Laungardncr

TO:

SAC, Charlatios

From: Dircetor,

BEC 45Х 14

•1.7.55

UNITED ILATS OF AUERICA, TNC.,

RACIAL HATTERS (KiL)

ReCIniriel dated 1/3/56.

The Durceu does not doniio surthor concidcration ba

Given, no a comicrintolligano noaste, to durnishing infor

tion ICILug iu mi schiratico in toch Carolina to the

I'OCCutly forncd liorin Carolina anti-hian committec.

Should the connliice di any thue requent any

Inforuation sion you, you should nroaptly civice the

BareRil CE

the nacure oi the roguest.

In clicion, boog tho Bureau advised

of the novs rolesos and progicss of covernor Moore's anti-klan

•committee.

(10)

NOTE:

See memorandum Baumrardne io Sullivan dated 1/7/60,

captioned us above, prepared by

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ill;

Goe, Charlotte'

120-162

Dieceit

8/2/65

_ 4.

CCUNICHINTELLIGERCE PROGRAN

DISITION OF MATE GROUPS

RicCulc: 7/19/60 and Buairtel 7/28/05 captioned

"United Klans of Anosica,

ine., Racial

Raticis."

Your quarterly countorintelligence lettor of-

coordination of

your countorintolligence crosis vitl your positive

Klan investigations.:

In view of the current controvcrsy in the state

0l Hort Carolina rogardine, &n part

, the Unried Klans

sucried, ine.,

Charter, you should closely follow this

natica aii it the sumo tino

incure that the instructions

set forth in roundriol aro fully coarlied with.

Your continued and pretcrrod atiention to che

countorintclligonce activiiies is arpreciated.

NOTE:

1.0n

i rach -

The Charlotte Office

has submittca a 13-pagc

qunrecrly counterinicligonce lotter which is one of the finest

jet rocrived undor this progran. The letter concerns the

handling of counteriniclligence proposals and positive

Intelligence activitics autliorizod by the Counterintclligence

Unit and the llan Unit. It is bolored that the burcau's

intorost in the Charlotto situation has stinulated an

excellent countcrintclligonce approach to the klan activity

in Ilorth Carolina. Charlotte reminded to follow closcly

the development concerning the UKA Charter in North Carolina,

however,

to comply with prior Burcau instructions to avoid

involvement with the newly-formed controversial surte committee

in Norüh Carolina investigating the Klan.

inlion

(5)

56 AUG 11 300

TANLIÚ 19

1566

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MAIL. H00L

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DINECTOR, FBI

8K121

SAC",

CHARLOTTE

SUNJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAI

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

DATE:

7719/66

V.

Re Charlotte letter,

4/18/66.

This communication sets forth

the status of

captioned matter in the Charlotte Division as of 7/15/66.

I• POTENTIAL COUNTERINTEULIGENCE ACTION

PreviousIy, in Charlotte letters, 1/2G/66 and

1/18/66, the Bureau was advised that consideration was

being given to possible disruptive action in connection

with the Widows Benevolent Fund, an insurance program of

the Klan which ras put

into

• effect 221/66.

To date, information has been received that

approximately seven Klansnen who were members of this

rund have diod and in

all instances the beneficiarics

have been paid $1, 000 by as Recently, stall

Grand Dragon, has sent out letters to all Klansmen in

hich it was

indicated that payments into the fund were

not being made piomptly and in the event payments were

not made by members of the Fund the beneficiaries could

not be paid off.

It is believed that in the future J

encounter financial proble. in connection with this Fund

when he is called upon to pay a beneficiary $1,000 and

does not have funds -to cover this amount.

Also, it is

REG. 52

2

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Burcau (RHI)

Charlotte

r 110.

8 JUL 21 KGS.

i predici

(1)

Buy 11.5 Suings Bonds lgelly on the Parall Sarings Plen

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anticipated there will be problems which arise in

connection with whether a

menber of the Fund was paid

up at

the time of his doath. It is believed that should

now renore in paying the

beneficiary for any rcason

that this will be an excollent basis for countcrintelligence

action.

Wien infoimation of this nature is received

indicating that

m in not living us to his obligations,

the Charlotte Office will recommend action to-be taken?

The Bureau is fully avare of the potential

- counterintelligence

action being undertaken by the

Charlotte Office with regard to the removal of did

as Grand Dragon. This objective has not been achieved to

ciate

but efforts are continuing.. Also, in this regard,

offorts are being made to cause the arrest of sumas on

•local charges of rid or similar charre in connection vith

his illicit relationship with a girl friond in Raleigh,

N. C.

These progians will be discussed more fully in the

next

section of this lettcr.

II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

.::. A.: UKA Charter

By letter dated 4/8/66, the Bureau Instructed

that Charlotte through established sources determine

the

/present status of eilorts being made by the Staie of liorth

Corolina to examine the legality of UKA operations.

The

Bureau instructed that countcrintclligence proposals be

submitted to insure that the State's examination of the

UKA status will be a continued topic in news media in this.

territory.

By aircl dated 5/19/6G, the Bureau was advised

of developments in connection with action' by the State of

North Carolina relative to the Klan Charter. It was

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recommended that contact be maintained with

for the purpose of keping abreast of state action in.

this regard.

This approval was granted by the bureau by:

airtel dated 6/7/66.

Information concerning the most rocent decision

by the State with logard to revocation of the. Klan Charter

•appeared in the 7/1/66 issue of the "Charlotte Observey",

a daily newspaper published at Charlotte, N. C. This

article revealed that the State Law and Order Committee

had declinca

to recommend that the Klan Charter be revoked.

The Committee's action was based on a memorandum from the

Deputy Attorney Goncral in which it was stated

liat it

could not be found where the klan had been dectared unlarful.

North Carolina Governor DAN K. NOORE, who heads the Committee,

expressed continued

interest in the ativities of individual

Klan menbers.

The Charlotte Office is continuing to follow

this situation closcly, and the Bureau with be kept

advised of pertinent developments:

B. Dissemination of Literature.

1. Granite Quarry Chain Letters

By letter anted 3/11/66, the Bureau instructed

Charlotte to preparc and mail 20 copies o1 a chain letter

reflecting unfavorably on the

military service of sata

These letters were prepared in accordance with

Burcau instructions.

Some were nailed from North Carolina,

some from. the Richnond territory and

some fiom

• the Columbia

territory. The purpose of having

• these leiters mailed

from Virginia and South Carolina was to create animosity

betscen the Grand Dragons of those states and

Information had been rcccived previously that

3

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Grand braron of Virginia, had aspirations of becoming

Grand Dragon of North Carolina, 'and information had been

Ieceived that l

REME

Grand Dragon of South Carolina,.

had boen recruiting members in North Carolina. This

mailing was for the purpose of further driving a wedge

between Klan loaders.

On 1/13/6G,

5573

advised that on

was

in possession of one of these letters

and according to

Me, neither he nor his wife slept the

night they learned of the letter because of concern

tas

to the identity of the writer. poems indicated that he

thought

was the author.

On sik

Base

as indicated. bu

thought to the possibility that saan

were responsihle but had narrowed the choice

As .

Ho said he had determined that ba

he had given

to

on 5/5/66,

stated he had heard that

there was a letter attacking

which had been circulated.

It vas reportca tina

that he

(formci Exalted Cyclops of the Ormondsville Klavern who

was expelled from the Klan by

reportedly. was

responsible for the letter.

all furnished information concerning these

letters. These informants furnished various comments

of

recipients.

The majority of the informants indicated

that

the letters had upset assus who felt that this was an

attempt by some enery

to make trouble for him. Insofar

as it is known, the chain letter was not reproduced by

any. of the recipients:.

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2 :

National Committce for Domestic

Tranguility (NCDT) Letters

By letter dated 4/20/66, the Bureau furnished

Charlotte.20.copies of a newsletter of NCDT attacking Klan

policy with instructions that these be mailed to klan

members who might be receptive. These norsletters were

mailed by Charlotte on 4/27/6G.

Rather than send them to

20 individunls, it was

felt that these letters would be

more cffective

and reccive vider distribution if mailed. "

to Klavorns. The letters were mailed to 20 Klaverns

throughout the state using the cover name of the Klavern.

By letter dated 5/27,6G, the Bureau furnished

• Charlotte

50 copics of an NCDI nowsletter which vere mailod

• 01 6/2/06 to 50 Klaverns

using the cover nane of the

Klavern.

on 5/16/6G,

advised that

stated that some letters were being mailed out of Charlotte

which had soino commiïtce's name on them.

said he

would like

to see if it could be determined who was

putting these letters out in Gilarlotte.

and

reported on the

receipt of these letters by klaverns:

advised that at a Province i1.

meeting aü Plymouth, N. C., on 6/12/66. a discussion was

held concerning the

NCDT letters and.other literature

being icceived by Klaverns and it was felt that this

literature vas possibly coming from the SBI, the FBI, or

MALCOL SEAVELL SNO,

until recently, was head of the

Governor's Law and Order Committee.

No additional information has been received

concerning these newsletters

or the results which jay have

been achieved by their distribution..

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3. Postal Cards.

By airtel dated 1/28/66, the Bureau furnished

Charlotte a supply of three dificrent Postal Cards to be

mailed to lion Klansmen:

On 5/18-19/66, approximately 500 of the cards

bearing the words

"Klansman trying to hide your identity

behind your sheet? you received this - someone knows who

you arc!!' vere sent to various Resident Agencies to be

mailed to klansmon in accordance with Bureau instructions.

On 5/21/60,

advised that the

- recipient of one of these cards atax

24500

• mado

the statement that he was going to work haïder than

ever before for the klan as a result of receiving this card.

0n 5/31/66,

reported on the receipt

of these cards by Klansmen and stated it has been

spoculated that they may have been distributed by MALCOL!!

SEAVELL.

According to this source, sanervas planning to

to that s

•have 10,000 cards as nearly identical as possible printed

and mailed at random to non-klansmen throughout the state

jor the purpose of

making the anonymous campaign backfire

and malie the labeling of Klausmen ineffective.

It was also reported that the receipt of these

cards by members of the Mount Holly Klavern was not

disturbing and those who received the cards were laughing

and joking about then and kidding other members as to when

they could expect their cards.

One member of the"

Mount Holly Klavern, who had

been

inactive, upon receipt of the card returned to Klavern

meetings and paid up back dues

and has again

become active.

on 6/20/66, approxinatoly 650 Postal Cards

showing Klansmen at a bar and raising the question as to

which klan leader is spending, Klan money tonight were

mailed to Incon-Klansmen throughout the state.

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The icceipt of those cards was discussed at a

meeting of the plymouth Klavern on 6/23/66, according to

Those present felt that MALCOLd SEAWELL

was possibly responsible and were of the opinion that

since SEAVELI, has resigned as Chairman of the Law and Order

•Committec that the cards will no longer be mailed.

4. Satirical Cartoon of*

By lotter dated 5/17/00, the Burcau furnished

Charlotte 100 cartoons conccining

teases which were

nailed fron Kinston, 1. C., on 5/23/66 to 100 Exalted Cycle.

+5

throughout the state.

Kinston was chosen

as the mailing

site inasnuch as JAilES "CATFISH" COLE lives in linston and

operates a printing shop there. The cartoon had a catfish

in the lover righthand corner which is symbolic of CoLE.

all reported on the receipt by various

•Klansmen of these cartoons.

Some of the recipients felt

that JAiEs coLe could be responsible, nowever, other's

thought that the cartoons wereimailed to make it appear

that COle was responsible.

COLE vas contacted by a Klan

official concerning this mattei and denied having done so.

..*•

•stated that the Klansmen vere no

upset about the leaflet but that it did emphasize the fault.

of

aniormant lett that the distribution

of

these leailets has kept klanspeople lulling about

laults and therefore had a

weakening effect on the Klap in

North Carolina.

On G/10/66,

advised it is believed by

Klanspeople that the cartoons Klan members are Icceiving

: are being mailed by BOB KORNEGAY or by someone at his dirce. on.

No additional pertinent infurmation concerning tie

receipt of these cartoons of the resulis have bech received.

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5. Klan Joke Book

By letter dated 5/20/66, the Bureau instructed

Richmond Office to mail to 59 Klansnen in Horth Carolina,

includin J. R. JONES, a copy Di a joke book.

This was

done in order to create the impression that BOB KORNEGAY

-was responsible:

..

By lettei dated 5/21/66, the Richmond Office,

-was furnished the names of 59 Klansmen, and joke books

were mailed from Emporia, Va., on 5/23/66.

On 6/2/66,

stated he believed

that this booklet was prepared by the ADL or the FBI.

Informant said he does not believe this literature would

have any eficct on Klansmen.

On 6/3/66,

at a public rally at Goldsboro, M. C.,

wife of Grand Dragon

sy stated

that the SBI and rBI would send anyone

attending a Klan

rally. jokes and cartoons which were not in the least bit

funny to hei.

No other information concerning the joke books

or their effect on the recipients has bech reccived.

C. Action to Remove

as

Grand Dragon

dissident group of Klan Icaders met at Durham, N.

C., on

Approximately 100 top Klansmen in the State

of Noith Criolina were present. It ras decided that the

State Board of UKA would mect on 1/10/66 to discuss this

matter further.

The only decision icached kas that another

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Boaid meeting should he called in the near future for

the purpose.of making rciorms and changes in policy.

On 5/1/65, a Stitc Board mecting was hold at

Raleigh, N. C., at which bo

se was piescht. During the

meeting,

the grievances were discussed, and tamp agreed

to. some of tho domands made and promised to take care of

many of the other gricvances reported to him. Those

presont were pacified and placated.

By nirtel dated 1/29/652

the Burcau instructed

that plans be made to removes

as Grand Dragon and to

•cause the UKA in North Carolina to break with the National

UKA.

In response, on 5/5/66, the Charlotte Office

submitted an airtel to the Burcau which included

recommendations for the following:

(1)

speak out against JONES

In order to undermine his authority and

cause dissension;

(2)

• urge the various Klaveins

to raise monthly dues or to assess a

special lovy for the benefit of JONES

which would

cause the membership to become

disillusioned;

. c.

(3)

(1)

(5)

regarding additional assessments

which would disillusion the embership;

Mail an anonymous letter to BOB SHELTON,

Imperial Wizard, indicating that sates was

attempting to become Imperial Wizard; and

To pursue the illicit relationship vetween

mand a firl friend in Raleigh with a

View toward causing his arrest..

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Bureau on-5/13/60

These recommendations were approved by the

Thogi disruptive tactics

Klan loaders, in May, 1966;

continued to lo critical of JONES, and on 6/5/66 another

State Board meeting was hold at Honderson, N. C. This

meeting was attendod by 15 of the officials who capressed

dissatisfaction with

and BOB KORWEGAY, Grand Dragon

of Virginia:

8. ...

On 6/9/G6, tho results of the meeting on 6/5/66

were discussed with

by members of

the State

Board. sabst advised that another State Board meeting

would be called within tio

to four ceks. which rould be

attended by him and by diss

Kis.

Ic said

would

be instructed to inplement the necessary changes and would

account for funds rcceived during 1905.

A on said that!

if fate did not then put the

new policies into effect

he would have members of the Imperinl Board noot with the

North Carolina State Bonid, and if dem

as then refused to

adopt the necessary changes

he would be replaced

Grand

Dragon.

advised it was apparent

that

the full backing of t

has

It was equally apparent that

is only interested in the Klan because of the moncy

involved.

By nemorandum to all igents of the Charlotte

Division dated 5/23/66, those Agents handling Klan

informants wore instructed to discuss with their informants

action which could be taken to cause dissatisfaction among

the rank and file membership. The informants vere to be

instructed to take action on a Klavern levol to cause

disruption, missica

meds :11s0, it was suggested that informants

mwithin the Klavern such as having a

which vould result in dissatistaction on the part of members

P..

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Fion information roccived from a number of

informants there are nuncrous klaverns in forth Carolina

which are completely disenchanted with megan leadership.

For example, the Biscoe Klavern has discontinued leeping

attendance rocoids and monthly dues: are no longer being

sent to the state office.

In the How Bern, North Carolina, area three

•Klaverns have becone defunct.and former menbers have

consolidated with the members of other units as a result,

of dissatisiaction over the lcadership of

Оп 7/7/66,

As the Bureau is aware,

and had been instrumentaitin lending

the dissident group against

* Although the

other informants

have been instrucied to continue to agitate against.

leadership with the ultimate objective being his

replacement.

In this regaid, however, euse

has

indicated to

¡that he does not desire that

any action be taken

adverse arrect on hist

this time which could have an

*, trial for Contempt of

Congress schcauled for September, 19GG.

A meeting of the state officers vas scheduled

to have been held on 7/17/06 at Salisbury, N. C., at which

uns was expected to plead for unity in an attempt

to stop the efforts of klan leaders to remove

The details of this mecting have not been reportiod to the

Charlotte Office at this time.

The Burcau

will be

furnished

the rosults, along with recommendations. of the

Charlotte Office as to what action will be taken in the

future to remove

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with regard to action taken by this office

to further disrupt the klan by bringing about publicity

and/or the arrest of dane in comcction with his

activities with somen other than his vic,

it has been

determined that

Ahas a girl friend, s

in Raleigh, N. C.

"By. Charlotte airtel dated 7/8/66, the Bureau

was requested to grant authority for this office to

• furnish: to

information concerning the

activities of

win this

regard. This authority was granted by, the Bureau on

7/14/66.

Informants in logical positions have been

instructed to innediately advise this office upon reccipt

o1 any information indicating that t

sawill be in any

personal contact with

Amar in Raleigh. Upon

reccipt of such information by his office,

will be notifiod. It is anticipated that the arrest of

anand the attending publicity rill have a disruptive.

-effect on the Klan in North Carolina.

III. TAIGIBLE RESULTS

As the Bureau is aware,

was arrested

111/65 by the SBI for Perjury in connection with his

divoice in 1951, in which he falsely alleged. he had been

separated for two years:

On 5/31/66,

advised that on that date a Grand Jury

in Rowan County, N. C., failed to return a true bill in

connection with the Perjury charge againsta

said the solicitor had indicated he

would present another bill againsta

was to the next

Grand Jury in laic 1906 or carly 1907.

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Although

dece has arrest.

was not tried on the charge of

and arraignment vere affordöd

considerable publicity which, according to information

received irom informants, had a bad effect on rank and

•file Klansmen.

Although the Charlotte Office has not

accomplished the goal of removing

as Grand

maron, the cfforts made toward

this goal have caused

side cfiects which have resulted in the loss of membership

in certain Klaverns, has created animosity betwcen a

nd some of the state lcaders, and has gencrally caused

I discontentment in the Klan throughout the state.

This

office does not intend

to rest on the achievengits

. mace

i but intends to pursue this situation further and cause

auditional disruption at every opportunity in the future.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI.

RAC, CHARLOTTE

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERIAL SECURITY

DISRUPTIO OF HATE GROUPS

(CONFEDERATE KIIGITS OF THE KU KLUX KIAN)

CHARLOTTE DIVISION

1. •

DATE:

1/30/09

I.

BACKGROUND :

?

As the Bureau is aware,

during 1965; was

a movement io oust s

Grand Dragon of United kians of America (Ukl) in Norlh

Carolina.

At that time

held for the purpose of

Iemoving.

inese activities occuried in the spring and

carly Sumer of 1966. In July: 1966,

the Bureal instructed that

be severed

It was not until late 1966 that ho was.

as an

reactivated.

and

On. April.

1,

1967, the animosity between

came to a head and

hao

in July, 1967,

insisted

that a separate klan organization be forned. On August 20,

1967, these former members of uka met and formed the

confeierate knights of the ku Klux Klan (CKKKK)

@- Bureau!

3

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169

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Inasmuch as it appeared that this would be an

opportunity to furcher distupt üli and to chiice members out

of Us into cruskK,

throughout the siate of North Carolina. A cocal

of 41 chartors were issued.. In some cascs these charters

were issued to an entirg unit which was formerly connocted

with Uka, and in some cases to a single individual with the

hope that that person could rccruit members from uka.

This attempt to split Uk! in North Carolina and

to diminish its power was successful. In addition to the

original Uld units which joined

such units

as Albamazle, Whiteville, wadesboro and other Ula units joined

CKKKK.

of the 41 charters issued one was in the State of

Virginia. All of the others were in North Carolina. There

were jo men's unius anú ivur women's units charlereu. in many

instances no klavern was actually organized even though a

charter was issued.

I. PRESENT SITUNTION: •

1. KLAVERNS AND HBNBERSHIP

On January 24, 1969,

These

records showed that 11 men's units have never submitted any

money to the state office..

The remaining 31 klaverns have paid

dues totaling $1,103.25. lan average of only: $35.00 per klavern.

over a 15-month perio). Only four klaverns are curreni in

dues payments and the remaining 27 klaverns

are delinquent on

an average of five months..

At the present time there are only nine men's units

and three ladic's auxiliarie: considered to be active, althoughi

several of these units are not current in their dues.

These

• units are as follows:

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Unit

:. Average Attendarice

Membershir

_At Meetings

Paid Up

Members

Alamance County #3

17

9

6

'Enficla #24

14.

'Fayettevillo #14

16

14

Greensboro i2

49

12

15

Greensboro #2A (Ladies)

8

4

4

GICenSbOrO #31

9

8.,.

Ornondsville #9°

10

5

Pitt County $8

• 12

12

Whiteville #27.

11'

8

12

Whiteville 127h (Ladies)

3

3

.3

Whitsett #4

37

15

29

• Whitsett #4A (Ladies)

1.1

8:

11

TOTALS :

197

124

From the above it can

be seen that there is at the

present time a gross nembership in Chill of 197, with only 124

•dues-paying members:. The average attendance at meetings is

eight per unit, or a projected total of 96 members attending

weekly meetings on a

regular basis.

2..

INFORMANT COVERAGE

At the present time tho Charlotte Office has. ron

in each of the foliowing current klavcrns

OF CKIKK:

101,1

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The Albemagle Klavern, on January 11, 1969, votca to

disassociate with chuk and become an independent organization.

in this klavern.

ast has becn

instructed to transfer to the m

• Of Us, and

* has been instructed to remain in the independent

group for the time being.

•The Roxboro Klavern oi CKkKK;

and the roxboro Ladie's auxiliary,

have severed aifiliation with Click and are

operating as an independent organization. The continuance

of these

in the group is believed necessary in view

of the nature. of individuals connected with this group.

The Wadesboro Klavern has also severed conncctions

with CKKKI and is now an independent group. There is

:.in this organization and. it is believed necessary to

maintain informant coverage que to

the fact that there has been

racial troublé in the Wagesboro area in the past.

There was

in the Charlotte,

Nashville and Roanoke Rapids, N. C.i Klaverns of CKliK.

These

units are no longer active and

are being placeu

in other units if possible.

III. COUNTERIELEILIGEICE ACTION CONTENPLATED

ckkky has accomplised the iniended results.

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to publicly criticia

i and to furüher.

weaken uk: There are many members of Cilit who will join any

klan organizacion in criscence.

I CKIKK ceases to function as

an organizatión these members unöoubiedly will return to Ul:

This is noù desirable. Howevei, Cikki should be conürolled

in both its activiiios. and its size.

Ic. is anticipaied that several of the unirs

will noü pay she state office, of CKKkK these back dues and

this will allow

Some "Öf the units, such as Ormondsville and Pitt

county, have indicated they do not intend to pay the state office

any money •

It is. believed that the above-mentioned action will

further reduce the size of cKKK.

since its formation no information has been received

indicating that members of CKKKK have engaged in any acus of

racial violence.

IV:

SUMMARY:

The above represents a summary of our con. inuous

analysis of cKkick: The Charlotte Office recognizes the

initiation of a rival klan was a very delicate maneuver which

has proved worthwhile. Particular attention has been

given to

insure that when CHKKK has done iis ultimale damage io Uk it

wili be phased out as rapialy as possible.

Agents handling CKKKK informanss have been insiructeú

concerning che absolute necessity for scaling down informan:

payments where justified, recognizing that the phasing out of

informants covers a period of time rather than abrupi

discontinuance.

I: appears feasible that action should be taken to.

phase out the three ladie's units in CKiKK! We have closed

out the files on the whiteville and whitseli Ladie's Units!

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in which auxiliaries there is

The

ma now furnishing, coverage on the Gicensboro Ladie's

Unit will. be phasca out as necessity permits.

This chiire communication deals with ckkki.*

similar communication mill be sumitted on vi in the fusure

for the purpose of recomnending a phase-ous program wich a

•view toward conserving agent time. It is mancatory that

we devote any Agent time saved toward other investigative

responsibili:ies. The Bureau will be advised in this regara.

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* 6~12-70

Mirtel

To:

SAC,. Charlotte

REG 138

From: Dircctor, FBI

COUNTERINIDLLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK IVTIOALIST ILATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGRACE (BPP)

Reurlet 6~5-70.

You are authorized to prepare and mail letter

set forth in relet.

Take usual precautions to insure

mailing cannot be traced to Bureau, livise Burcau and

•San Francisco of any positive results achieved.

1. • San Francisco

(7)

NOTE:

we.f1

'JUNI

Charlotte has proposed counterintelligence measure to

sublicize split in Bir group at Winston-Salem, north Carolina,

And to highlight that outside leadership has been brought in to

linston-Salem. Charlotte proposes tò prepare about 100 copies of

a leaflet vnich will be sent to meis services and to a number of

residents in vicinity BPP headquarters, Winston-Salem. Leaflet

would be in form of a neis item prepared by reporter for Southemn

Vanguard Revolutionary Party which has been at odds with the b?p.

Letter will mention that Douglas Miranda, fomer BP? leader in

Hew Haven, has been transferred to Winston-Salen to replace "the

more responsible" former leader in Winsto:-Salem. Letter vill also

attack Larry Little, a BPP leader in Winston-Salem, as radical and.

vill insinuate he is posketing donations obtained for BPP

Brcakfast for Children Frogran.. This measure may produce further,

Fu sol rat mong tha black extremists in Charlotte andl

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DIRECTOR, ГЗІ

DATE:

• 6/5/70

SAC, CHARLOTTE

(P)

(COUNTERTITELLIGENCE PROGRAM

• BN

, HATE GROUPS (BPP)

HITO GELPS

Re Charlotte airtel to the Burcau dated 6/2/70.

..

In order to further publicize the split which has

3 .-

occurred in the BPP group at Winston-Salem, N. C', and also

to highlight the fact that "outside Icadership" has been

brought in, the Charlotte Division proposes

that a lcaflet

be prepared and distributed by mail

Winston-Salem, i. C.

Approximatoly 100 copies of the leaflet should be preparca

and sent to legitinate news services, including radio and

telovision stations, and to three to

four residents of each

block in the vicinity of the BPP Icadquarters, 1602 East 14th

Si.. These addressees would be obtained irom

City and Cross Reicrence Directories.

Winston-Salen

The nausletter rould

be mailed in commeicially purchased envelops viti the return

address listod only as S. V. R. P., Winston-sulen, N.. C.

The leaflet to be enclosed mould be so

signed at the end,

the rcason being that a recent issue of the Black Panther

Newspaper contained an article critical of the southern:

Vanguard Revolutionary Party, a now defunct group started

Dy JOSE RENE GONZALVEZ, at GreenSborO, N. C.

GONZALEZ WaS area captain at New Haven, Conn.:

prior to the advent of DOUGLAS PAUL MIlANDA. Animosity

should exist between the two individuals and members of the

S. V. R. P. Should not look toward Panthers

with a favorable

I1ght.

In this manncr, unidentified members

oi the S. Y. R. P.

Mill be blaned fur the newsletter which is suggested. It will

road as follows:

"Winston-Salen, North Carolina

REC- 94

Black Conmunity News Sorvice

Volume I, Issuc I

NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE BLACK CITIZENS OF

WINSTON-SALEM

& JUN S 1970

A rccent development of possible interest at

Winston-Salem was icccived from a cortesponding

2-Bureau

(RAI)

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reporter at New Inven, Connecticut, who advised

that Douglas Miranda, former area captain of

tho Black Panther Party at New Haven, las

transferred to winston-Salen, north Carolina.

Information on the local scene indicates

Miranda is slated to talie ovor the local

•Winston-Salem Branch

of the National Committee

to Conbat Fascism, replacing the more Iesponsible

Greci, and

the more stable

portion of the local NCCI, have disassociated

themselves from the group due to the self-

styled dictatorial policies of LarTy Little,

who was forncrly known as the Licutenant of

Information.

It is little wonder that the membership

o1 the local NCCE romains at less than 10,

when considcration is given to ine conpleto

•lack of community support for the radical

progian of Littic, now that Robert T. Gicer:

and his friends have publicly disassociated

themselves from the group.

•Grecr. impressed this reporter as a true

servant of

the people, while Little gives

the

impression of being a

community parasito,

sinilar to the avaricious businessmen of

black-community.

the

Little lives off. the people

and returns nothing.. It is rumored Little

and his friends support themselves on "donations!'

which they obtain in the name of the 'Breakfast

for Children Program. '"

In addition to the abovo information, on reccipt

of Burcau approval to circularize this newsletter, a last

paragraph containing sonothing of local interest to the

black conmunity, such as a recently icported public lousing

development, job prosian, or othei itchs of intcrest, will

Do added.

Thercarter, the article will be signed s. v. 1. P.,

Hanston-Salen, N. C.

..

After a short period of time, the copy would

subsequently be furnished to the BPP, Ministry of Information,

San francisco, Callfornia.:

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The Burcau is Icquester! to authorize

the handling

of tho above counterintclligence proposal.

No action will

bo talion by tie Charlolte Division until such timo as

the

Burcau's advice and consent are icccived.

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PIRECTOR, FBI (

DATL: . 12/2/10

SAC, CIARLOTTE

(P)

ECT:

'CORTELPRO - BLACK EXTREMIST

RACIAL MATTERS

Re Charlotte letter to Bureau, 8/20/70..

I. OPFRITIONS UNDER CONSIDERATTON

At the present time Charlotte has under consideration

at the Burcau a proposal for a continuation of the "Nows of

Interest to the Black Citizens of winston-Salem" newsletter,

a scrics which has been extremely successful in the past against

the BPP at winston-salen, N. C.

This letter attacks the BPP

attempting to discredit them in the eyes of the community and

thordby decreasing: their support on the basis of

their failure

to pay their bills; pregnancy Of the lemale vorkers, and allure

an the organizing for the Revolutionary People's Constitutional

Convention (RPCC). In addition, information from came

indicates there may be some animosity betreen JuLIUS "HIte

CORNELL, JR. and LARRY DONELL LITILE, the two top men in the

BPÍ at Winston-salem. On a determination of a correct approach,

• a proposal will be submitted in order to widen this gap.

II. OPERATIONS BEING BEFECTED

KEC.27:

Two neisletters under the guise of the "Committee of

-Tuchty-five" have been submitted. These newsletters, under the

guise-of a responsible black church-oriented group developed.

in opposition to the BPP, have attempted to cut off Bep funds •

and reduce their nowspaper sales. In addition, pursuant to

Burcau instructions, a letter was prepared and nailed from

Winston-salem, N. C., to MELVIN NIrON, brother of nudy NeroN,

to assist san Francisco in a counterintelligence operation to

plant the sece of'coubt in luer NowoN's mind concerning his

statu's within the BPP.

• 1.

@- BurCaU (Ns)

2 - Charlotte

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IXI. TANGIBLE RESULTS

In connection with the previously mentioned newsletters

which vere basically directed to a decrcase in the BPP newspaper

sales and a dccrcase in connunity donations, it is noted that

during 8/70 the BPP gIOUP was Icceiving 2,600 copies of the

nevspaper, horever, sales decreasca and auring 10/70 they were:

down to receiving 1,500 copies of the newspaper. During 11/70,

on three occasions, they were unable to purchase their vockly -

supply. In addition, information vas received on s/9/70 from

# 9489+9 6080-1968001

:+99958940789amdoe

in a comin-c-she de...

= at winston-salem,;

and on 11/13/70 l÷om:

Eunus both in winston-salem (both of vnom received

• the

"Committce of Twenty-five" newsletters) that they considered

the "Conmittee of Iwenty-five" to be a church group formed in

opposition to the BPP. errant indicated the desire-

to join the,.

"Committee of Duenty-fire" and it mae enggactor

him that he start his own group in opposition to the bPP until

que time as he could to tene content Inter foul.

sway people who were on the fence in their thinking concerning

the BIP into opposition to the panthers and considered it a

good idea to generate resistance.

IV. DEVELOPMERTS OF COUPTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST

Noting that BPP members from Winston-salem traveled

throughout the state advertising for people to attend the

RICC reporting that they would pay all expenses for trans-

portation, meals, etc., this

ultimately resulted in the pantners.

transportation being a Hertz Rental truck and

l private automobiles

along with poor food and accommoiations at the RPCC which was

very disorganizod: Charlotte will submit additional ccunter-

intclligence proposals in this rcgard as the opportunity arises.

2

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• AIRTEL

.Vio

1.131

Dale:

11/27/70

(Type in plaintead or coded

(priority)

"TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

O FROLIN

SAC, CHARLOTTE "

(P)

SUBJECT: "COINTELDRO- BLACK EXTREMIST

1.

RM (EPP)

3

C

Re Charlotte airtel to Bureau, 925/10.

It is

noted that Charlotte has previously received

Burcau permission to disseminate to news sheets through the

a guise of the "5.V.R.P." both of which vere critical of the

iwant leaderchienf. the Rep grom at tincton galen, die.

'Information from sources, the winsion-salem Police Dopartneht.

"and other contacts in the black community of winston-salem

indicates that these leaders, particularly when they point out

Seither mistakes or failures, causé the people of the community

I dito cease supporting the BPP group. It is noted that previous

counterintelligence letters pointed out the fact that half

of each $.25 paid for a BPP newspiper vas furvarded to Californi

Tie and subscuently there has been a diD? in norspaper sales from

22, 500 to 1,500 per week, and on two oscasions

5 the scoup tailed

¿to order neuspapers because they did not have moncy to pay

HaRallel

"for them.

arleader, was described as an

In one of the previous letters-LaRRI LIttus, current

"avaricious businessman" and this

"caused the yeople in the area to laugh at him and his reaction

"further lost him respect.

caus

Due to the succes of the previous letters and the

w, current situation within the BPP nationally concerning the

"Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention (RPCC), th

following proposed letter is_submittca contingent "pon the

tomsicto cancellation of the ReCCa

C-73

2 - Charlotte.

Cassue

-97

17 NOV B0 1670

NW 55005 Docial: 30989097

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FBI

Date:

(Type in plansexe or coded

(Priorizy)

HH 55004

"Winston-salem, North Carolina

Black Connunity News Service

Volume I,. IsSuC 3

3.

"NEWS OF INTEREST TO THE BLACK

CITIZENS OF WINSTON-SALEM

"The S.V.R.P. is submitting the following bulletin

to let the beople of winston-salem know the truth about.

the pretenders on 14th Street who claim to be helping

the people:

"Since they won't pay their telephone bill,. the

company removed the phone. There is no way to contact

them in case of an emergency situation.

"Of the five or six girls who stay or work at the

BPP Headquarters, only one, the wife of JULIUS CORNELL,

is marrica. MIS. JULIUS CORiELL is not prognant, but

all the rest arc "in a family way." It appears that

CORNELL and LARRY LITTIS are keeping up with everyone's

honework but their own: Keep your wives, girl friends,

and daughters away from that plaçe!

"We have heard all this talk of the big Rovolutionary

People's Constitutional Convention which vas to be hela

last reckond in bushington, D. C.?. Fanthers.

have been

all over winston-salem and for that maticr, North Carolin

telling everyone they would pay all expenses for anyone

wanting to attend.

They are speaking of spending

moncy for buses,

trains, food, and rooms, non

they are

being evicted from their community conter on wilson

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Dote:

(Tipe in plenicas or codel

(Priorily)

"Street for not paying the Icht and can't pay thir

back. phone bill. Their national leaders must have

the same delusions since the black officials at

washington, D. C.. ask for their moncy in advasce .

for use of Howard University buildings and shortly

the convention was cancelled.

• "JULIUS CORNeLL has talled of travcling to

Georgia, south carolina, and Tennessee for the big

failure known as the Revolutionary people's constituti

convention aliü aülenüiny sidét iingü in für icer.

Maybe a lot of the money meant for the convention and

other things was spent on corNelL and other leaders

trying to be the, 'Big

Nigger.'

"a word of caution!: Watch out for your women

and money when in the presence of a 1o0l who calls

himselí a 'panther.'

COUM-FEI

01

"S.V.R.P."

It is hoped that the above will point out the

failure locally of the BPP

and continue to decrease their

community support and finances with the blame being placed

on the defunct southern vanguard Revolutionary party (S.V.F

Offpurged panther JoSE GOlZALVEz:

As in the past, if burcau autority is icceivod,

&C

CO:

in.

will be Icproduced on unvatermarkcd paper and mailed in

plain envelopes with stamps affixed..

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i .

7-22-70

373

alito

TO:.. SIC, Charlotto

0-700

222°0:1:

Director, hes.

COUNPORITZOLLTCEEOS PROGRAM

MiTE Choves

MACIAL SN2TLUCC

(BLACK PARTERS PAOTY)

2 BCCRadriel 7-16-70.

Wynn no authorised to probare rad mail anonyeous

lotter oct torchain referenced sister.

Tand laund picnations

loftor cannot bs ticeed to luccai.

Advise murcau

andinicrosted ofiices of positivo resulis achloved.:

Francisco

":18/l

78 al

COX.H.F81

(6)

Vira to

This is continuation of pictiously approved

countctinicllirenco neasuic dosigned to attnci, Dlock Panther

Last month Charlotto archared and mailed abuut 100 conjos

of a Icariot to rousservices and rosiconts in viciaity

If hencruarteis, linsion Salon, bolitliar prescht Icadership

at tansion salen. Charlotte has noteu mailable response

to letico in liego community and ceciled to lollow-ug vith

second such milit.

Propered maililio will allero that Larry

Jittle, in leader, Lives oii

the beopic and rives then

nothing in return.

Lettor will bi

minned by southern

Vanguard Revolutionary Party, a group

which has becn

at odds

wiih iri. This railine vich can be handled without

enbarinssuent to the burock should pioduce fufther disruption

and distrust of li? In linston Eulen.

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mit the following in

AIRTEL

F1!

Dato:

7/10/.70

(ippo in plantead er codel

(l'riorsl)).

Chie

TO:::

DIRECTOR, IBI

FRO!S: SAC, CARLOTID

(1P) .

ВЛАСИ ТНТОКЦІЗІ

TALE CACUDS

TACTAL TIROLEIES!

(BLACK PAMICR FiNTY)

Ro Charlotte airtol to the Burceu calca 6/18/70.

In contaction cith tha Countorintallirance Erograu,

Charlotte Offico: Charlotto desiron lo purpore nia iil

mamma netiche ure te

=.,:

black comunity nata services.

iü is roood that tho

anitlas

nowsletier vas prepared and mailed ca 6/15/79, and Icaction

to this norspapor indicaicd ii vos rayorbi reccived.

renatiera

16/22/70, that Satare yourren

0;s111.

io alvined on

naro maido had ocen Boted

Laughira about tho Black Panthor Party (222) ad coauenting.

on a lottor roccircd in tie Black Panther cighborisod

recenil? depiciin? LARRY LITTLE 2S&

parasile ard

articicus

busincastan, mains of

the oninion tant tris night licop

tho neople fion thing LITTLE sorionsl} anl docicase l'inancial

donations.

The nessletter proposed is as follows:

(Z-BurcauU (RU)

REC'&

(R11)

I-can Francisco

(TH), 1

"2-Charotto

(6)

,jil

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#89 8939898-4-49-809

smit the following in -

F651

Dule:

(Iype in plaini'it or codel

(t'riorily)

"Mistor-Salom. Forth Caroliun -

Black Community lous

SciViC

Yolumo I, Issue 2

"HENS OF INTEREST TO THE BLACK.

• CITIZUIS OF WINSTON-SADEL

..

"Tho S.V.R.P. has been following with intcicst

tha trial of Lommie HoLucao At Low

Conescts.cut.

Helicons

tenth

ic

on trial

formis lifo in corraction tith the slayir.

of Alca lachley who was roporiodly llled by rochers

of the Black lanther groug at low laven foi being.

pis agont.

"In addition to l'clucas and other persons

operating ai son Haven, Connecticut, bobby Scale,

the Leader 111 the. Bloch Panihora

is diso undici

It is interesting to rote tiat

publicaty in both the black ranther nisnapch and

In sen

all tho

tha lortborn press concerns only bobsy seale.

Latilo, 1f any, mention is naue of lonic lclucas,

and Li causea

this reportcr to ronucr if a worth

Carolim born and rained porson is as important

to ine revolution as tho

Varguards from the vest

coast!.

"on the loin1 score barry litile continues

to toscablo noic closely

the avaricious busiressron

and slunlords of the black community cach day that

ho operates. It is hard to sco the rood that Little

does ovon if it exists bocause of the dictatorial

2

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ansmit the following in

B 1

Datc:

(Type in planters or coded.

(t'rigrieg)

•i-

.

namer in shich he conducts the affairs of-the

Mansion-Solen Branch of the Lational Cormittoo

to Combat inacisi.

it has boon learned that

LLELIE CONTINICS

io live off ide puopie aro

Iciuru rouling. It lo hard to seo hor dro on

thco rrticloo a nonth in tia Black Panther

Paily lovspaper acoist. ji

Linoving the

conditions of tac bloc!: peonio of version

Salem, lien litile could ba doing nicenctive

rarl. anci

not eatin? concunity locd unach coul

As

213 tlia previous nouslatter, an additioni

narantann of sonoching of 100al quicrest of the black

community such 4s

will bo added anu,

public lousints ion presrans, etc.,

tncicarter, thie

stacie will be signed

After i short period of tine, a copy will be

furnished to the BPP linistry of Iniorcation, San francisco,

Calit.

• '

The Burcau is ¿caucsied to canaditiously authorize

this countcrintollizerce operation ind upon recciut of buïcau

approval, Charlotte will nail it to iddrcases in the vicinity

OS BlY headquariers, Virston-Sclch, &. C. The norslotici vill

be reproducca on unrater maled papor and sent

out. in plain

envelops with straps

nitaclied and not frankod.

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8-21-70

Airtel

To: SAG, Charlotte

FBI

From: DirectoEX-100

COUNTERINTELLIGINICE PROGRALI

BLACK FATIONALISI - ITE GROUP

RACIAL IRTILLIGACE

RACIAL MATTORS - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

ReCEalrtel 8-17-70.

You ulc authorized to prepare and mail enonymous

meischest cat footle in roferenced alutal.

Insane lotter

cannot be traced to the Bureau.

Advise Burcau and interested

offices of positive results achieved.

I. San Francisco

(6)

Charlotte has been aggressive in its program to

disrupt the Plack. Panther Party (BPP) in Winston-Salem. They

have been submitting newsshects and anonymous letters attacing

the leadership of the DIP in Winston-Salem. This group is having:

financial difficulty and is pushing for donations. A rossheet

vill be prepared and mailed to a group primarily of busingss and

religious leaders in the black community cntitled "Tie Comittee

of Irenty-Five." The neusshectalso set out that this committee

was organized by responsible black people and forned ji secret

to avoid repression by the hoodlum elcment. The BlP in

.. NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TO

MISEP 11970

Tiw

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LACK NATIONALIST - WAT: GROUP

RACIAL INTELLIGEICE

-NOTE CONTINED:

Minston-Salem will be described as one using the children in

the corrunity for an unjust cause..

The nevssleet will. point

out that each time a citizen pays 259 for a Black Panther

newspaper one-hali of this amount goes to support the leadership

in California and the

remainder to support those who prey upon

the local pcople. The Conmittee of Iventy-Five will from time

to time point out certain things to the citizens such as the

fact the Bif encourages young children

to drop out of school?.

and asking then to get their education

in the streets.

Charlotte intends to mail approximately 200 copies under.

usual precautions hoping to crcate enough opposition to the

Panthers.

2

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AIRTEL

1968889:

2/17:10

•- Asgie in plainter or centri

(Priority)

TO: •

FROM:

DIT iCTOR, FBI E

Sti, CHARLOTTE

UNTERINTELLIGEICE FROGRAN

E ACK NATIONALISP - HATE GROUP

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARLY) :

(P)

Re. Charlotüe airtel so. Bureau, 8/14/70.

• It 1s noted that under the name S.V.R.P., which

allegedly suands for the Sorthern Vanguard Revolutionary

Farty, Charlotte has been submitting a newsletter with the

Captin. "

This letter is written in the vein that to 15 a nerscheet -

from-a black group at Winston-Salem of a slightly higher caliher

than the üre coup. ..

These letters have been primarily derogatory

concerning the

leadershi".

At the prescht time,

the group

1$

• in financial

difficulty and is pushing for donations in the

i black community:

primarily fron businesses, either black ouned

or with predominantly black trade. In this connection,

Charlotte desires io institute the folloring plan, novini

that it 1s to be ained prinarily at businoss'and religiou:

groups and is to be written in terns of a citizen or neighborhood

organization with religious orientation.

The caption of this nowssheet which is to be

prepared and mailed

in Winston-Salon vill be

"Ihe Cominittee

Of Twenty-Five" and

w1ll reag as follows:

- Bureau: (Rií)

EX-100

san Francisco (Ril)

2 - Charlotte

NEt-151

-

(5)

it 114.25

Approved: -

Special Agent in Charge

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• Transmt the following in

•Vio

Hype an plaudent or cours

(l'sioriss)

The Connittee of Trenty-Five was organized

by Issponsible black people of list Winston

änd

vas formed in secret to avoid repression by the

hoodlum elenent. Its reason for caistence is to

expose and destroy any group which is enslaving

our people.

The chains of past slavery are almost gone;

yet, a now master, Chinege-style Communism in

.i...

the name of the Winston-Salem Commitee

to Combat

Fascion, is now using the blood of our children

to lead

us back into slavery. The Black Panther

Party which operates in Winston-Salem as

the

Winston-Salem National Committee to Combat Fascism

has the purpose of overthrowing the present systen

of Government by force, using our childien

• 33

cannon fouler, dying for a godless, impossible,

and unjust cause.

.........

We want everyone to knoi that each time

you pay 25 cents for a Black Panther newspaper,

one half of this money goes to support Black

Panther Icadership In California and the rest •

to support those sho prey unon us local people.

•A small amount of the money donated by well-

Intentioned out 11l-informed people actually

feeds children in the Fanther breakfast program

while a nuch larger part supports the 100a1

Black Panther Leadership who then have no need

to do honest work and can prey upon the local

people. The rent, electricity, and food for a

dozen people, even

If they are going under the

pretext, of helping the comnunity is guite an

amount.

Approved:

Sent

Special Agent in Charge

Per

U.S. GOVE RELIANT PRINTING DEPICS: 10880-119-010 1111

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Vio

Date:

(type in plurniert or coricl

(t'riority)

C.

-

If interested in improving the lot of the

black people in Last. winston, they could do much

more good by noring for better education,

employnent opportunities and such.

ney пої,

In fact, preach the gospel of dropping out of

school

and "getting your education in the

streets" which is not the way that we have maue

' з

The Panthers publicly oppose our fathers;

•sons and daughters who

fought In' Korea and

Vietnan since thay support the teachings of

MAO TSE TUNG of Red China and KIM IL SUNG of

North äutie miu

reie the leadero vi vine elemy

during, the

Korean war and support the- North

Vietnahese

at the present time.

The Committec of Twenty-Five will fron

time to time point out these

things to

the

people in our arca- "Due to our limited funds,

we can ãs little but we hope that If other

citizens are interested they will form similar

groups in their inmediate areas and :1ll make

contact nith the Committee of Tienty-five in

order that ie may go forward together.

Charlotte proposes to prepare the above on

unwaternanied:

commercially-purchased blue or red paper,

using inexponsive envelopes, not lile those used by the

SVRP projects in order they w1ll not be connected.

On• receipt of Bureau ap: roval, approximately 200

copies will be malled out to churches and busincsics In

the castern half of Winston-salen, N.

It 15 hoped that

this project will cisale enough opposition to the lanthers

to cut, don their funds and

generate some type of conunity

group in opposition.

3

irr

fr

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Transmit the following in ¿

Via

: Date:

(Type in planest or codei

(triorizz)

Upon iccclut of Burcau approval, the operation

will be

carried out in such a manner as the Bureau will

not be idontified.

4

Approved:

Speciul Agent in Charge

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I ROUSE IN aNVELOPE

Miricl

BONU

8-24-70

pra. 11

To :

FroM:

SAc, Chaplaite

M:1-10

Director, rul

COUNTERINTELLIGE CE PREGNAI

BLiCK RATIOLIST - HiTS GROUP

RACTAL INTSLLIGAICE

MCCAL MATERNS - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

•ReCHaintel to Bureau 8-14-70.

Authorty to grants mad mail anonymous letter is

denied.

This action could prompt larry Domoll Little,

ramini Party. (OPP) Icader, Winston-Snlem, and his associates

so violontly resist arrest by police in the futusc.

The aggressive action in your countcrintelligence

progran to disrupt the bep in linston-Salon is noterorthy

and you should continue to capitilize on each and every

incident to drive a wedge between the BiP and the lucal

ricgro resicients.

- San Francisco

(6)

NOTE

Charlotte has previously nailer 100 copies of a

Icaflet belittling the present leadership

of the BiP at.

suite

Winston-Saleni. The copies vere mailed to appropriate resdents.

in the Negro corrurity. Infomants have indicated a dissension

between the BPP group in Minston-jalen and one of their Icaders

AUC 3 1 1970

2355

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE THO

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Artel to bin. Charlotte

RE: COUNTERTOLLIG TOE PROCT ME

BICK DATIOHALIST - MATE GRO

RACIN TELLIGENCE

NOTE COUTINUED:

Larry Domell ittle. Little vas arrestod on 7-28-70 for

disoiderly co luct in Winston-salem and scleased on bond.

He apocaicd i: court on 8-12 ad charges aguinst him were

n01. prossed: nce witnesses failcd to appeal.

Charlotte

desires to mal an anonymous bulletin

entitled "News of

Intcrest to the Black Citizens in Minsion-Salon" indicating

Little vas arrested. on 7-28-70 for disorderly conduct tithout

resintance on his part. Hedid not defend one of the sisters

ino mus slapped as she

bit a pig.

The Jotter would indicaie

that Little, as the big Panther pig-hater, did not defend

the sister and when he appeared in court he vas released

withous any difficulty. One Charlottcinionant has indicated

thare is some rigmering ahnut the fart tirelo did not resist.

arust since he has previously stated that all Panthers should

physically resist arrest.

-2-

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nit the following in

AIRTA,

Dale:

8/14/701

(Tipe in plinient or code)

(t'riories)

TO :

FROM:

• DIRI •TOR, FBI

SAC, CHARLOTTE

OCOL TERINTOLLIGEICE FROGRA

BLACK KATIONALIST - HATE GROUP

-RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER FARTY)

• (P)

Re Charlotte airtel to the Bureau, 7/33/70.

Referenecd airtel pertained to a countcrintclligence

malling macic under

that there continues to be dissersion between the BPP. group

at Winston-Salon and LARRY LITTle has not determined who

Is sifting the lotters referred to above.

More and more members drop out due to dissatisfaction;

however, It cannot

be positively ascertainsd that these lciters

'are the cause. But according to

-=3,

they are

discussed

anong BrP members.

It is noted that they are

malled to addresses in the vicinity of the BP headquarters.

In this connection it is noted that six. individuals, ineluding

IRR: DONNELL LITTLE, were arrested on 7128/70 for disorderly

conduct and relcased on bond.

LITTLE arpeared in court on 8/12/70 and charges

against hin were nol prossed with leave to reinstate due to

failure of prosecution witnesses

to appear.

In all likelihood

tlesa charges vill

in fact,

Instituted at a

later date

and LITTLE rcarresicd; however, Ins

the interim Charlotte

RER

-

Bureau (Ri1)

1

-

San Francisco

2 -

Charlotte

(Rií)

3X-11%

+285-7610855844903

TE AUG IS 1970

(5)

Approved:

•1141

Special Agerl 1n. Charge

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I'ransmit the folloving in

FBI

Dale:

(appe in plainteal or codes

(l'rioris;)

desires to put out an adoltional Issue which is to be Volune 1,

Issue #3, of

the "Hows of Intorest to the Black Citizons of

Winston-Salem" which letter would be propared in the manner

of the previous issues with the capiion in large letters

"Bulletin" and the body as follors:..

The sVpr noted the arrest of LARRY LITTle,

July 28, 1970, for disarderly Conduct. This

appearca to be

somewhat odd as it ras our information

that LiTTLe and his associates wore the ones tho had

the croid

gathered to yell at the ples as they

arrived.

J TOTTE was arrested: bookeri. and releasca

without resistance on his part. This really looked

odd since LiTTLE as the big Panther pig-hater did

not acfend one of the sisters or hinself know the:

---.

sistcr was slapped as she bit a pig. The crowning

touch came when LITTLE appeared in court on August 12

and was relcasea.

Is It possible that we have a pig among us

• Insade SURP, Winston-Salem, North Carolina?

It Is hoped that the above letter will implant the

1dca that lITtle is possibly an Informant or in some day

received farped treatment from the Winston-Salen PD.

LITTLe is not inon to be an infornant of the PD and according

to E

., there has

been solle

discussion about

the fact that virlie did not resist arrest or take other

action as he has called for the other Panthers to do 17

the past.

The Buicau 1s requested to expeditiously authrrise

this counterin-elligones aparation and

noon approval, charlotte

will mali lt to adzesses in the vicinity of BiP headquurters

at Winston-Salem, M. C.. The newspaper :1ll be reproducca

on un:atermarked lager

and sent out in plain envelopes ilth

stamps attached and not franked.

2

Approved: -

Sent

Per.-

U. "3. COVANNANT TINTING GADIES: 18080-180-020 1811

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ROUTE

VELOPE

11-2-70

Alrtel

So: sBSilharlotte

REC-20

From: Director,

1137

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK LATIONALIST - ILATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLACK PAITHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 10-26-70.

You are authoriied to prepare and mail anonyrious

nevsletter set torth in referenced airtel.. insure tie

anonymous neusletter cannot be traced to the Burcau.

sovise

Burcau of positive results received.

1 - San Francisco

(5)

•eldes Men

Medliens -

не план. 6.18

NOTE

LENILED 22

This is a continuation of previously apnroved

NO! Usounterintelligence measures designed to cause dissension

between the Black Panther Party (BPP) leadership and the Negro

community in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Charlotte has

previously mailed

several hundred copies of this leaflet

belittling the BPP: Informants. have reported dissension atong

the BPP group in Winston-Sälem. In Senteriber i

reported that conversation between BP? national hendquarters

and the Minston-Salem office indicated they had muty Dinblons.

wrong those Bri members having been arrested on armed robber;

charges.

The Icaflet to be mailed under the anonyrous caption

"The Cormittee of 25" contains the usual misspellings and

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TIO

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dirtcl to sic, Charlotte

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGE.CE PROGAI

BICK iTIU LIST - JiTE GROUPS

RICIAL INTELLIGECE (BLICK PANTILK PARTY)

NOTE CONTINUED:

other errors and it is an attack on the Panthers for commission

of armed robberies in the

Winston-Salen area; larry Little,

their leader, for his public refusal to work, instead

1. of goins

to jail; and the fact the lanthers are shoplifting fion local.

Negro store owners. The newsletter also sets forth that the -

Panthers are attenpting to create a violent confrontation

between the police and the Panthers and this will only hurt

the black community. Concerning previous neusletters under

the sane caption a local licgro pastor and leader of the MiCP

in Winston-Salen has exhibited past newslctters indicating

ho holines thie to ho a gand made by care amall church gran

afraid to speak out publicly against the Blacli Panthers..

This

is another good counterintelligence measure to drive a wedge

between the BPP and the local Negro residents of Winston-Salem.

wie.

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810-36

Tronsmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL,

FBI

Dei: 10/20/70

•(lippe as plantead or codel

- (l'rioriey)

TO:

nig: 1/15

SUEJECT:

D RECTOR, IDI

%. C, CINiLOTTE

(L)

BLICK KATICULISI - TALE GROUPS

FACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLICK IANTIES PINCY)

Re Charlotte airtel to Burcau dated 8/17/70; BiCau

airtol to Charlotte dated 9/18/70; and Charlotte airtcl to

Burenu dated 9/25/70.

It Is noted that the charrorio vijco mailei vui .

pursuant

i. C.,

produced one of

tlie lotiers.

notind

that he considerod it a good nove

its 50:10

shall church scup who veie giraid to sacal out publicly and

belicved that the letter would sway poopie who were "on the ..

fence" in their thinking about the Black Fanters.

Racition, Imoriation from the Minston-ulou, d. C., FoliCC

Departront indicates this proposal uai ivo causod i docicisc

donatjong and uthor comurity aupport of the black Farilor

Party noting they are having extrome difficulties in disposing

of their nenspipors.

Due to the apparent succoss

of this operation,

Charlotte dosires ita continnance; and the

followine preposed

leiter under the cagtion "The Committoe of 26" is presented

Ici the barcau's approval:

"The Coumitten of C5"

TREC-20

again chorn their complote disrecrà for the

favo

11V6-11-3

Bureau (dil)

Charlotta

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smit the following in

FBI

Dols:

Piype in planteal el code)

(priorss?)

of blac! people by their armed rohhories of loth

blacko irs cites.

ronald Carnes and richard

Carter are in jail and rightly so, foi i vicious

arned rontory coamiitod on i. interion. joc

Maddell. and ioo roodberry are in jail in ich

Point for i vicious arned robbery whoir the lives

of many blach people vero dancored.

They don't

Icall; care aboui un as long as they can dial

somethirg off for thomscives.

"LiTzy Littla who Fantheis say have been.

sone line ago ho would rather go to jail than

work: for 36 days.. If ha would work he could reck

himself up and not he begging fion us unics the

disguise of the troakiact procan. This shows

he and the othor Black ranthors are just one

more slumlord we have to contond vich.

"This grouD has

grown 50 fowt. they can not

get nonbers fion the docent peopic of tha

noichbochond and are now takirain punks and

sissies like larry's brothci Percell..

It is

becoming a queer house and no wonder they want

ow childron there for 'brcakfast.'

"Our contributions and buying the black

Panthci japer help

support those lazy bandits.

who refuse

to work anc

then rob fron us.

(Watch the lack ianther nonbc when hc

COTICS

to your store cazaging a paclage.

It has a

door in it ind thóy steal

from lis

by placing

mot or alore inaiin the rachare and cartying

it out.

Local them or they vill

sical you blind no matter what your coler.)

"It is well known in our community the Blacl:

Panthers are barricading their house and they have

guns.

They plan among thouscives to sot southims

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Sent -

Per

Approved:

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ransmit the following in

lio

FBI

Dales:

(Type in plumire or codel

(t'riority)

started with the police in hopes some of us in

the neighborhood will be killed while they are

safe in their hole.

They will then try to blanc

the police to sain our support-for themacivos.

Even Horse if

no one in the

neighborhoed is killed

they tall of killing one of the children there

themselves and baumaing it on the police. Be

alcit to this.

"He sce their constant lies in the Black

Panther Farig and lent their constant comands

we than

that and dark another

connunist backed lafia is far as we arc concernod.

"ge The Committee of 25 charga Julius Cornell,

Nelson malloy, Larry Litile, Richie Hooper, and

the lack family as leoches and truitors to

tho

blac! people and support the soning effort to

remove these lools fion our community.

Those Dlack

Panthers we have not named nay be sored and we urge

you t0 loave the black panther Farty row before

the wiath of the poople smashes you.

"Hray about this anons yourselves and pray for

us and on wort to fice the blaci: ncople fron all

•. Lecchos and masters."

It is noted that thore are misspollings and othei.

this is to mule the newsletter nore realistic.

Created a tele propertain the manner

will ba in attach co the panthero for conniscion of arricd

robberics;

their

leader, for his public tofusal

totcrl: irotoad. of

going to jail; and the fact tiat the

Pantbers are shoplifting fron local stoica

In accition, in

the

event a violent

confrontation doos occur botroon the

• polico and the linthers,

no. natick thic excvolied it, the grounc-

voll: vill be laid toi the lunthers to lose support.

-3 ∞

Approved:

1H 55005 ĐoeFt:3

Bi A ande i Charan

_ Sent -

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F81

Dale:"

nit the following in

(Type in plaintest or codel

(Prioriss)

O: accoipt of curcau approval, approsinatel! 200

conico pachod on comercially burchased, unwatcinarice,

colorca paper; using incapansive envelopes, will be

miled.

The operation will be handled in such a manner so

the Burcan will noi bogicontifica.

promo

1:

1231

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