Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: HQ
To: NO
Document date: 4/8/65
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

6/4/2015

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-90116-10065

RECORD SERIES: NO

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-3395-170

144 USC 2107 Notel.

Caseff:NW 53074 Date:

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

NO

TO: HQ

TITLE:

DATE:

04/08/1965

• PAGES:

7

SUBJECTS :

MINUTEMEN

DOCUMENT TYPE :

CLASSIFICATION:

PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS:

4

CURRENT STATUS:

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW:

08/10/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

FD-306

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol #

Received by

4/8/65

JN 98-R (PROB)

Method of delivery

SA BILLY BOB WILLIAMS

& in person

& orally

if orally furnished & reduced to writing by Agent

Dictated m/b 4/15/65

to Brenda G. Jones

Transcribed

4/30/65

Authenticated

by informant

Date of report

4/8/65

Date(s) of activity

4/1-8/65

Brief description of activity or material.

File where original

Activities of APWR, Adams Co., Miss., In establish- is located if not

ing private. Request by E. L. MC DANIEL, Grand

attached

Dragon, UKA, Miss.,

to have meeting of state

officials in UKA & WKKKKOM in an effort to bring

170-142-SF1

Remarks:

WKIKKOM Into UKA. Consideration of H. H.

HEREDEEN as replacement for SAM BOWERS as

Imperial Wizard, WKKKKOM. Planned publicity

Officers, WKKKKOM, Jackson, Mis8., 4/4/65.

Finanical status of WCPALDE & disbursement

of funds of same. Plan on the part of

WKKKKOM to construct billboards on which

posters

showing civil rights leaders in

compromising

-ituations are to be displayed SEARCA

68-3395-170

Pronise by member of staff of Congressman JOHisatza12

WILLIAMS to furnish info to WKKKKOM. Identity

one member of the Minutemen in Ferriday, La.

OF MAY7 - 1965

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FBI SHEN ORLEANS

COPIES • PAGE 2

SEARCHED

меля

INDEXED

SERIALIZED

FILED

Ier 105-687

APR 30

1965

FBI - JACKSON

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/22/82 BY DeSBig

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Remarks:

On 4/8/65, JN. 98-R (PROB) furnished one copy of the

'Klan Ledger" for April, 1965. This material has been designate

as an enclosure to Jackson file number 157-63.

COPIES

1 - 170-142-SF1

1 - 170-142

1 - 44-970

1 - 157-2874

1 - 157-36 (APWR)

1 • 157.

(APWR, Adams County)

1 - 157-

(ERNEST PARKER)

1 • 1570

(OTIS HOUSTON)

1 • 157-486

(E. L. MC DANIEL)

1 • 157-945 (BILLY BUCKLES)

1 • 157-18 (SAM BOWERS)

1 • 157=

(H. H. HEREDEEN)

1 • 157-1519

(UKA, Adams County)

1 - 157-2366 (WCPALDF)

1 • 157€

(WOODY MATTHEWS)

1 - 157-

(JULIUS HARPER)

1 • 157-

(ERNEST AVANTS)

1 • 157-63 (WKKKKOM)

1 - 157-574 (WKKKKOM, Adams County)

4401 (MIBURN)

New Orleans (RM)

1-157-471

1= 157-

( (FNU) SANFORD

1015

(FNU) LEIGH

1- 62-2 (Minutemen)

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THE MINUTEMEN

ERNEST AVANTS, Natchez, Mississippl, is very interested

in the Minutenen Organization and talks a great deal about

revolution. He does not seem interested in actually joining

the Minutemen.

It is believed that a man named (FNU) GUTHRIE in

Ferriday, Louisiana, has tried for sometime to join the Minutemen

and has recently been tentatively accepted for membership.

It has been brought out that each Minuteman knows only

four other members of the organization.

MISCELLANEOUS

There has been no discussion or indication among members

of the WKKKKOM that any new organization is being formed in which

the members would wear uniforms or be required to own highpowered

rifles.

There has been no discussion or indication of knowledge

among members of the WKKKKIM in the Adams County, Mississippi, •

area, with regard to the burning of the COFO House at Indlanola,

Mississippi, recently.

JULIUS HARPER, BILLY BUCKLES and SAM BOWERS have discussed

at length the manner in which the bodies of the three slain civil

rights workers in Neshoba County, Mississippi, were discovered. It

is the consensus opinion among these individuals that the bodles

were found as a result of a lucky guess on the part of Agents after

seeing fresh dirt from a helicoptor flying over the area in which

the bodies were found.

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